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Q: How to inject javascript into Vaadin to support addons Certain Vaadin addons, such as Invient Charts (https://vaadin.com/directory#addon/invient-charts), require the inclusion of javascript libraries to operate.
How can this be done without having to create a custom Servlet for Vaadin applications?

A: Using the Scaladin addon and the Scala language, this is accomplished by the following code in the init() method on your application:
override def init() {
  super.init()

  // bring in javascript needed for addons
  val jqsrc = io.Source.fromInputStream(getClass.getResourceAsStream("/js/jquery-1.4.4.min.js"))
  val hcsrc = io.Source.fromInputStream(getClass.getResourceAsStream("/js/highcharts.js"))
  val xpsrc = io.Source.fromInputStream(getClass.getResourceAsStream("/js/modules/exporting.js"))
  mainWindow.executeJavaScript((jqsrc ++ hcsrc ++ xpsrc).mkString)
  jqsrc.close(); hcsrc.close(); xpsrc.close() }

Note that the javascript files being opened as InputStreams must be in the classpath.  To do this using SBT, make a resources directory under the src/main dir, and put the /js dir and the .js files within.  These will be put into the WEB-INF/classes dir when the war file is built.  They will also appear in the classpath when you use container:start from the xsbt web plugin, so the same code allows for testing prior to making the .war file.
This approach should be able to work without Scala (but with a lot more Java code), but what fun would that be?
A more efficient way would be to load the JavaScript code into a string held in an object to avoid having to repeatedly read it in:
object Script {
  val js = Seq("/js/jquery-1.4.4.min.js", "/js/highcharts.js", "/js/modules/exporting.js") map { f =>
    val in = io.Source.fromInputStream(getClass.getResourceAsStream(f))
    val s = in.mkString
    in.close()
    s
  }
}

and then in the Vaadin Application:
class MyApp extends Application(title = "My App", applicationTheme = "reindeer")  {
  override def init() {
    super.init()

    // bring in javascript needed for addons
    Script.js foreach mainWindow.executeJavaScript
  }
.
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A: There is no extension point to add custom resources to the page head.
To do it anyway, you can add a Label with content mode CONTENT_RAW and any custom content like JS / CSS there. If needed you can add content to the head with
document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild().

A: In Vaadin 6 you have two options:

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*The option you already mentioned: extend Vaadin servlet

*Include the files into your compiled widgetset:
Create a directy called public under the folder that contains the .gwt.xml file and client dir. Copy the files you want to include into your widgetset here. Most likely these files are js and css files and maybe some pictures. All files under this directy will be copied to the compiled widgetset.
And if you want that a js file is included to your Vaadin app, add the following line to the .gwt.xml file (src is relative to the public folder):
<script src="jquery/jquery.js" />


Everyone loves the look, feel and smell of their carpet and upholstery right after a professional carpet cleaning or upholstery cleaning. Now you can keep them cleaner, fresher, brighter and healthier for far longer by opting for high quality carpet and upholstery fabric protection with your next clean.
What does upholstery fabric protection do?
When correctly applied by a properly trained technician, upholstery fabric protection will keep your fabric furniture looking fantastic between cleans. Accidental spills and stains won't stand a chance at ruining your lounge suite, dining chairs, bar stools or any other fabric furniture item.
Specifically designed to help stop oil and water based substances and other soiling agents from soaking into fibres, upholstery fabirc protection makes cleaning spills a breeze. Protection also creates a barrier that makes routine vacuuming more efficient as dry soil (aka dust, dirt etc) is easily released.
We only use professional grade protection products approved by the Australian Carpet Cleaning Institute (ACCI). We are also comprehensively trained on mixing ratios as well as the correct application method.
More time to clean up spills before they damage your carpet or upholstery.
Vacuuming becomes more efficient because the protection acts as a barrier making dry soil (dust, dirt etc) easier to vacuum out.
Fabric upholstery stays clean longer.
Future professional cleaning will produce far better results.
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The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected Jill Stein and Gary Johnson's claims that they were discriminated against during the 2012 & 2016 presidential elections. Yesterday, the court ruled that the duo's rights were not violated when they were both eliminated from the televised presidential debates in the 2012 and the 2016 elections.
The core of their argument – one that the Libertarian Party, especially, has been making for some time – is that the two-party system serves as a monopoly that boxes out credible 3rd party challengers. The high bar needed to participate, at least a 15% in five polls leading up to the debate. However, this constitutes an, "unreasonable burden on free speech or political association" in Stein and Johnson's eyes.
"The court also found the alleged harm — lack of media coverage that led to low popularity — preceded their exclusion from the debates," Brown noted.


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Rudolf Franz Summer (* 8. Mai 1935; † 11. März 2014) war ein deutscher Rechtswissenschaftler.

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Summer studierte Rechtswissenschaften an den Universitäten München und Würzburg. Nach seiner Promotion zum Dr. jur. im Jahre 1959 war er viele Jahre im bayerischen Staatsdienst tätig. Von 1983 bis 1999 war er Präsident der Bezirksfinanzdirektion München. Seit 1990 war er Honorarprofessor an der Universität Augsburg. Er war Schriftleiter der Zeitschrift für Beamtenrecht.

Sein Arbeitsschwerpunkt war das Beamtenrecht. Summer trat für dessen Fortentwicklung unter Achtung der verfassungsrechtlichen Vorgaben ein. Besonders betonte er das Verantwortungsprinzip (Verantwortung für rechtsstaatliches Handeln) als Legitimationsfaktor des Berufsbeamtentums.

Werk (Auswahl)
 Beiträge zum Beamtenrecht, hgg. von Matthias Pechstein, Tübingen 2007. ISBN 978-3-16-149137-5
 (als Herausgeber für den Deutschen Beamtenbund:) Dokumente zur Geschichte des Beamtenrechts, Bonn 1986. Er gehörte zudem zu den Autoren folgender Kommentare: Fürst, Gesamtkommentar Öffentliches Dienstrecht I; Weiß/Niedermaier/Summer/Zängl, Beamtenrecht in Bayern; Schwegmann/Summer, Bundesbesoldungsgesetz.

Literatur

 Hellmuth Günther: Rudolf Summer zum Gedenken, in: Recht im Amt. 2014, S. 203
 Matthias Pechstein: Professor Dr. Rudolf Summer. Nachruf, in: Zeitschrift für Beamtenrecht. 2014, S. 109

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Nicholas Kaufmann is the author of eight books, including Walk in Shadows, General Slocum's Gold, Hunt at World's End, Chasing the Dragon, Dying Is My Business, Die and Stay Dead, Still Life: Nine Stories, and In the Shadow of the Axe. His work has been nominated for the Bram Stoker Award, the Shirley Jackson Award, and the Thriller Award. His wife Alexa used to live in Astoria, home of the Line Break Reading Series, but he successfully lured her away to Brooklyn, where they live now with two terrible cats.
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This is a new compilation of old tracks recorded by Lee including themes written for radio programs, completed songs and left-over experiments from the past 10 years. A lot of the music is constructed from samples, with additional live instrumentation.
A number of tracks included here were originally composed for use as radio themes, underscores, or for "backtime"; (a term used by in the radio industry as background music that is programmed to finish at a desired time).
Originally, a few tracks had vocals (particular to the show that it was written for) which have been removed in new instrumental mixes, featured here.
Son Of Tegwar by Lee Rosevere is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License.


Experience: The Park re-envisions the traditional pedestrian experience in Las Vegas. It will draw passersby from the hustle and bustle of The Strip into an oasis offering unique opportunities to experience Las Vegas outdoors and at one's leisure, only steps from one of the largest urban boulevards in the world. Inspired by the iconic plazas, promenades and squares that have served as important public gathering destinations within the world's great cities throughout history, The Park will offer an array of common spaces for socializing, relaxing, exploring and sampling the surrounding tastes, sights and sounds.
By day, visitors will be able to bask in pockets of sun or enjoy shade beneath mature trees or one of the stunning, tulip-like shade structures towering more than 50 feet above. Patio-style seating will encourage an interactive social environment, while seating alcoves tucked into large planters will provide areas for respite.
Unique water features, including water walls stretching more than 100 feet in length along the entrance will add unexpected visuals, as will dramatic plantings incorporating a variety of beautiful desert blooms. Exploring The Park, guests will encounter spontaneous live entertainers, such as acoustic guitarists and street performers.
As the sun sets, illuminated elements of The Park's landscaping will create a dramatic setting. The shade structures, a work of art in and of themselves, will emit marvelous LED sequences from high above, captivating guests below. Sounds of live music, clinking glasses and laughter from bordering open-air venues will saturate The Park with energy, giving guests an entirely new way to experience Las Vegas beneath the stars.
· Shake Shack – Boasting patios overlooking The Park and New York-New York's Brooklyn Bridge, the much-beloved Shake Shack will introduce its first West Coast location when it opens in December 2014. Established in 2004 in NYC's Madison Square Park, Shake Shack® is a modern day "roadside" burger stand known for its all-natural burgers, flat-top dogs, frozen custard, beer, wine and more. With its fresh, simple, high-quality food at a great value, Shake Shack is a fun and lively community gathering place with widespread appeal.
· Bruxie – The fast-casual, gourmet waffle restaurant born out of Orange County will serve up its signature takes on The Sandwich. Bruxie's next-generation sandwiches use a light, airy authentic Brussels Waffle as the "Bold Fold". The Waffle is crisp, lightly yeasty and not sweet – reminiscent of freshly baked bread. Bruxie Waffles are paired with quality seasonal ingredients, offering both savory choices like Buttermilk Fried Chicken with Chili Honey and Cider Slaw as well as a variety of sweet options such as Strawberry Crème Brûlée.
· Sake Rok – This theatrical hotspot open for lunch, dinner and a late-night bar/lounge, will thrill guests with more than just its array of delicious sushi, Japanese cuisine and private sake label. By night, Sake Rok will transform into a high-profile social dining extravaganza, immersing guests in an experience part culinary, part performance and completely unexpected. Inspired by Japan's vibrant pop culture and fashion movements, interactive servers will invite guests to partake in restaurant-wide sake bombs while doubling as entertainers, spontaneously breaking into dance and lip-sync serenades. The emcee – a six-foot man dressed in traditional Geisha attire – will keep the energy and the sake flowing late into the night as Sake Rok transitions into a chic bar and lounge.
· Beer Garden – This fun and approachable beer garden will be highlighted by its outdoor spaces and vantage points of all The Park's activity. Guests will be able to indulge in sustainably raised farm-to-table meats, an impressive craft beer list, live music and, of course, games to get any social gathering started – bocce ball, darts and outdoor ping pong. Central to the design will be the restaurant's signature open roasting area.
· A Robert Mondavi Jr. Wine Experience – Robert Mondavi Jr.'s restaurant, lounge and wine bar concept will transport guests to Napa Valley, infusing each element of the experience with the signature warmth and inviting essence of the famous sun-soaked rolling vineyards where Mondavi Family wine production originated. Anchored by an extensive wine program, the venue will boast 100+ wines by the glass and a variety of formats including flights, quartinos, carafes, large formats and more, accompanied by gourmet wine country cuisine. Inside, guests will savor the sights and sounds from the partially open-format kitchen, while an open-air patio will evoke the feeling of a festive outdoor dinner party.
· Dierks Bentley's Whiskey Row – Country star Dierks Bentley will introduce his contemporary country bar and restaurant concept offering American gastropub fare, plenty of brews on tap, a specialty menu of "Boilermakers" – a shot of whiskey (from a menu featuring more than 40 options) dropped into a glass of beer – and live music by night. The cuisine will feature organic meats, locally farmed produce and a dessert menu to satisfy any sweet tooth.
· Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar – Two-time James Beard Award-winning Chef Guillermo Pernot will heat up Las Vegas with his East Coast sensation Cuba Libre and its Havana-style restaurant, bar and high-energy Latin night spot. The restaurant's atmosphere will offer a unique combination of Latin flavor, warmth and splendor. Specializing in rum, Cuba Libre will offer more than 100 premium and flavored varieties and specialty cocktails crafted from the freshest ingredients.


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Kevin Breuner
CD BAby / AVL Digital
CD Baby's VP of Marketing, Kevin Breuner, has spent over 20 years working in the music business, both as a recording artist and an industry professional. A San Diego native, Kevin went east to attend Belmont University in Nashville, TN where he studied Music and Music Business. After college he joined the Atlanta-based band Smalltown Poets who later signed a recording contract with a major label under the EMI umbrella. Their self-titled debut album received critical acclaim, selling over 200,000 copies and landing the guys with a Grammy nomination, plus multiple Dove Award nominations. Over their career, Smalltown Poets has amassed ten Top 10 songs on radio, with two reaching the coveted #1 spot.
Now residing in Portland, Oregon, Kevin heads up CD Baby's marketing efforts and hosts their popular DIY Musician Podcast, with the goal of helping independent artists understand the vast opportunities they have in this new music economy.
Sessions in which Kevin Breuner participates
Welcome to the DIY Musician Conference!
Hilton Austin - Salon H
Tracy Maddux
AVL Digital Group
The Future of Creating Music
Questlove
Drummer, DJ, Producer, Author
Jacqui Louez Schoorl
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DIY Musician Podcast: Crowdfunding is Dead. What's Next?
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This is a literature review on smartphone centric ubiquitous sensing platforms. In the past few years various smartphone centric ubiquitous sensing applications have emerged, which jointly use a smartphone with external sensors for sensing application. The recent advancements and limitations of existing smartphone based ubiquitous sensing platform were studied extensively.


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Sri Lankan president arrives in Pakistan
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif received Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena at Islamabad airport, as he arrived on a three-day official state visit to Pakistan on Sunday.
Mr Sirisena's visit is his first to Pakistan, on the invitation of President Mamnoon Hussain and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
The PM received the Sri Lankan president and his delegation at the Nur Khan Airbase. Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs Tariq Fatemi and other top officials were also present.
On his arrival, a 21-gun salute was presented to the Sri Lankan president and first lady. President Sirisena first landed at Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, where he was received by Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah and senior officials. After a brief stopover, he left for Islamabad on a special Pakistan International Airlines flight.
Mr Sirisena will meet President Mamnoon Hussain at the presidency on Monday, where a state banquet will be hosted in honour of the guest.
The prime minister will hold official talks with President Sirisena and a number of MoUs and agreements of cooperation in various fields will be signed.
National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq and senior ministers will call on the Sri Lankan leader on Monday.
Being members of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation and Commonwealth, Pakistan and Sri Lanka cooperated closely in the past.
Pakistan and Sri Lanka have a strong relationship based on defence cooperation.
Officials said that now both countries would be striving to build trade and economic relations with each other.
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This compatible Power Supply is used in conjunction with the Hypercom T4220 (MPN: 870075) in order to supply power to it. It is also used with the Hypercom/Equinox PIN Pad P1310 as they are interchangeable.
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Update on Battle of the Bands
January 3, 2022 January 7, 2022 your tuesday afternoon alternative Dayton, Dayton Music	Dayton Battle of the Bands, Levitt Dayton, Levitt Pavilion, Sound Valley Dayton, The Brightside, Venus Child Productions
Dayton Battle of the Bands Schedule
Update: Due to Covid concerns, the first week of the competition has been rescheduled.
The Dayton Battle of the Bands was an initiative that originally ran from January through February 2020 before the COVID epidemic occurred. It was launched as a collaboration between music promoters at Sound Valley Dayton and Venus Child Productions, and at the time a new downtown Dayton local music venue, The Brightside (located at 905 E 3rd St in downtown Dayton).
According to the organizers, "[t]he goal of Dayton Battle of the Bands is to shine a light on new and upcoming bands in the community while providing a prize package that helps launch them to their next level. The series runs for 6 weeks on Thursdays 7-10pm, with 4 bands per night, competing to win their week and move onto the Finals on Saturday, Feb 26, 2022."
While the winners will receive an EP studio session at Dayton Sound Studios (sponsors of the event) and a cash prize, all the finalists win some exciting prizes too: a live music video from Sound Valley and an opening spot on Levitt Dayton's summer 2022 lineup! Winners of each week are decided by a combination of audience and judges' votes. Judges are a mix of local music writers, activists and musicians. The final winner is selected by audience votes only this allows music fans to choose the winner of the entire 'Battle'. All shows are at The Brightside. Check with the venue for show information and COVID precautions.
"In reality, it's less of a battle and more of an amazing networking opportunity for local bands and musicians," Carli Dixon, owner of The Brightside, explained. "And this year is extra special because of this collaboration between all of us and Levitt Dayton." Levitt Dayton, who manage the Levitt Pavilion in downtown Dayton joined the effort this year.
Each round is $10 to attend. Check daytonbattleofthebands.com for participating bands, ticket, and COVID protocols. Remember: 'Support Your Local Music Scene!'
Video of The Day: TINO – You Know
May 15, 2020 May 15, 2020 your tuesday afternoon alternative Dayton, Dayton Music, New Music, Video	Dayton Music Scene, music, New Video, Past Due, Tino, Video of The Day, You Know
Today's video is the latest from TINO! You can read our review of the record! TINO also has more for you on his YouTube Channel! Subscribe to his channel for video and information updates! TINO blends wisdom with incredibly high energy rock and rap using a mix of "rhyme schemes and unique flows over music ranging from golden era boom bap to trap mixed with soul samples and electronica."
TINO 'Past Due'
May 13, 2020 May 13, 2020 your tuesday afternoon alternative Dayton, Dayton Music	Friendly Reminder, The Past Due, Tino
TINO – courtesy of the artist
Amazing poet, rapper, musician and all around great guy — TINO has released the 'Past Due' EP on May 1!
'Past Due' is the fifth release from TINO. 'Past Due' is a follow up to his 'Friendly Reminder' mixtape which saw the artist dealing with the everyday problems of making ends meet in challenging circumstances, something we all can relate to these days.
'Past Due' delivers a sonic landscape that acknowledges the problems of the here and now but does not dwell on them. The record is wise without being condescending. It is challenging without being insulting. It is a rare gift in music to bond with listener in description of the dilemma of 'trying to get through this thing called life' and TINO is now an artist who faces the problems that we all have with work, family and more. On 'Past Due' Tino takes us by the hand and shows us that what we wanted in our youth are illusions, these objects will not make us happy. The things we thought that we wanted are trappings of a system of domination created to keep us happy, complacent and content while life passes us by at breakneck speed. TINO reminds us to look and listen, to linger over it before we lose it.
TINO's growth is clearly evident when listening to his latest work and comparing past and present. The music has achieved another level. It is dense yet dance-able.If you listen to this and not want to move or sway, then you are far more stoic than us. Take for example, the excellent 'You Know' where the lyrics are warmly wrapped up in music that propels the lines from the start: "First things first, sorry for the delay, life heavy off track, but I'm back not a relay, so pass the baton, like a grateful pawn, now they must have heard what I ignored." How does he deliver these lines with such speed, precision and delivery — yet never loses the feeling that allows the listener to enjoy and connect to the meaning of the music at the same time?
As an artist there is clear evolution and development in this latest record. TINO has moved from a talented but rough around the edges MC delivering charismatic struggle raps to a to an accomplished artist/wordsmith that possesses confidence behind the mic in shaping his unique vision. TINO has undoubtedly matured and the nuances of his experience of the dilemmas of everyday existence allows the listener to transcend their problems just like TINO. Both as an artist and as a poet, TINO has become a storyteller who captivates and excites and that is sorely needed.
'Past Due" is available exclusively on Bandcamp as a "name-your-price" album, which allows anyone interested in excellent music, beats, arrangements and rhyme to hear this music. It is presented by the artist to provide a break from what has become our new blurred normal of sheltering in place. With TINO we can escape some of the ever present crisis by losing ourselves in excellent music for a time. And that is a gift.
Connect with TINO on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and his website!
Siyah Gul
September 25, 2019 your tuesday afternoon alternative Dayton, New Music	New Music
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Storms affect The Dayton Community
May 28, 2019 your tuesday afternoon alternative Dayton
Several serious storms and a highly rated (F3) Tornado damaged several northern Dayton neighborhoods and communities. Local hospitals are reporting that they are treating injuries but exact figures are not available yet. Widespread damage has been reported in parts of Montgomery, Greene and Mercer counties. There are widespread outages and the city of Dayton is under a water boil advisory.
While the WUDR studios and the University of Dayton were spared, unfortunately some of our northern neighbors are not doing as well. Please do what you can to help them and the community through appropriate and verified rescue and charitable organizations. As information becomes available, we will update this announcement.
Best to all, -Dr. J
Chad Wells, Part 2 Inspiring Creativity
April 29, 2017 April 29, 2017 your tuesday afternoon alternative Cricketbows, Dayton, Dayton Music	Charcoal, Cricketbows, Dayton, Dayton Music, Dayton Music Scene, Dayton Musician, Monkees, music, Psychadelic, Psychedelic Music
This video includes the Cricketbows' song 'charcoal' from the album Diamonds. Used here with the permission of Cricketbows.
When a Class Ends on a High Note
April 29, 2017 April 29, 2017 your tuesday afternoon alternative Cricketbows, Dayton, Dayton Music	Chad Well, Dayton, Dayton Music Scene, Dayton Musician, music, Musician
Dr. J is a real professor and sometimes he is able to bring in the coolest guest speakers. This past Friday, April 28, he was able to convince Chad Wells of Cricketbows to share his experience with the class.
Photos courtesy of gabrielle boltz | gabriell•e•lizabeth studios www.gabriellelizabeth.com
Chad Wells talking about Dayton Punk Rock
April 29, 2017 April 29, 2017 your tuesday afternoon alternative Cricketbows, Dayton, Dayton Music	Chad Well, Dayton, Dayton Music, Dayton Music Scene, Dayton Musician, Musician
Chad Wells of Cricketbows sharing his musical life experiences with some students at the University of Dayton.
Dayton Music Insider: New Regrets
April 7, 2017 April 7, 2017 your tuesday afternoon alternative Dayton, Dayton Music	Dayton Music Insider, Dayton Music Scene, New Regrets
I love seeing live music, as you all know, but I do like my recordings too. Getting tracks laid down in the studio is not only expensive, it's a time intensive, and methodical process. For that reason, I'm always so thrilled and impressed when our local bands release an album. This weekend, local punk band…
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Gem City Podcast featuring our own Dr. J
February 2, 2016 February 2, 2016 your tuesday afternoon alternative Dayton, Dayton Music, Interviews, New Music, Sometimes we do more than music, Support Your Local Music Scene, Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative	Gem City Podcast, Podcast
A peek at Dr. J's record collection
We wanted to share the kind podcast of Dr. J that Izzy from The Gem City Podcast did with him a few weeks ago! We spoke about interests in music, independent music, and the fantastic music coming out of Dayton, Ohio now and in the past. Izzy was a scholar and a gentleman who demonstrated the reason that the Gem City Podcast is one of the best music podcasts being made today in the Miami Valley! Whether you are a fan of music or just someone who is interested in how a college professor becomes fascinated by independent and alternative music, this podcast has something for everyone. If you believe that a day without music like a day without air… Oh, yeah we may have overstated that a little bit but seriously if you believe that some of greatest musical discoveries are in your future and not in your past then this podcast is for you! And you should check into their other podcasts while you are there! They have some interviews and conversations with some of our favorite Dayton musicians, music enthusiasts, and others involved in the area music scene.
Thank you Izzy and the folks at The Gem City Podcast for taking the time to talk about music with us! You are terrific!
Happy New Year and Thank You!
December 31, 2015 your tuesday afternoon alternative Charles Hartman, David Payne, Dayton, Dayton Music Fest, Ghost Town Silence, Live In Studio, Live Live Live, Live Shows, Me & Mountains, MPMF, New Old-Fashioned, Radio Show, Smug Brothers, Support Your Local Music Scene, The 1984 Draft, Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative	Babbling April
The pictures below represent a few things that we are very grateful for in 2015!
Terrific friends and musicians who came to the studio like Tom Gilliam (Ghost Town Silence) and Dave New and Vivienne Machi (of Babbling April) who were amazing for our annual holiday program (pictured below). A mighty feeling of appreciation to all of the folks that joined us this year in the studio. Many many thanks to Charles Hartman, David Payne, Larry Evans, and Joe Anderl, Eli Alban and Justin Satinover of The 1984 Draft. We cannot adequately express our appreciation to everyone who has called in or came to the station and allowed us to interview them this year. You rock.
We can never be thankful enough for all of the amazing shows we have seen this year from many incredible musicians! A brief highlight includes The Dayton Music Art and Film Festival, Holidayton, Midpoint Music Festival, Good English-The New Old-Fashioned-Me & Mountains- Whoa Thunder at Blind Bob's, the chance to see Moira play on the street in Over-The -Rhine in Cincinnati, Smug Brothers-Brat Curse-Manray at The South Park Tavern, The New Old-Fashioned and The Repeating Arms at Gilly's and honestly more shows that we can remember off the top of our heads. To all those that we were privileged to see this year – we want to say a hearty and heartfelt thank you! And to those shows that we did not get to, because well… life and work sometimes get in the way, know that we were with you in spirit and – we're coming next time.
And as always, the opportunity that we have to do this program is a debt that we can never repay. However, we will always try to pay that back. Thank you all for your support as we enter into our 12th year of doing this radio show on WUDR in Dayton, Ohio!
The New Old-Fashioned
The time Dave Zupp stopped by!
Don Thrasher ready!
Thank you all! Have a happy and musical New Year's Eve! Go see some independent music! We will catch you this Tuesday at 3pm on WUDR for our second Best of 2015 show with our friend Tom Gilliam!
Let's Talk Festivals and Shows on Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative
July 6, 2014 July 6, 2014 your tuesday afternoon alternative Dayton, Dayton Music, Interviews, On-Air Book Discussion, Radio Show, Your Tuesday Afternoon Alternative
This week we discuss upcoming festivals, shows, events, and activities that will shape your Summer plans. What musical events are you looking forward to this Summer? What are your must attend events? Let us know.
We will also be talking about the Summer Music Read – remember that you should be reading that book now for later this month when we chat about it!
And, yeah… you can expect bunches of new music on the ol' program. You can try and contain your excitement as we play music from Sam at Eleven, The Repeating Arms, HEXADIODE, Me & Mountains, Me Time, The Connells, Miles Tackett, Naomi Shelton & The Gospel Queens, The Afghan Whigs, David Payne, Sleepy Kitty, Jeremy Porter, Gulp, and much more!
So, join us from 3-6pm on wudr.udayton.edu or 99.5 & 98.1 fm in the Dayton area this Tuesday!


DXV by American Standard has transformed faucet design and engineering with the production of the first residential faucets created with 3D printing. While this manufacturing technique has been used to craft plastic faucet models and concepts for years, the Shadowbrook, Trope and Vibrato 3D faucets from DXV by American Standard are the first ready-for-market working residential faucets to be printed in metal. This 3D printing process opens up exciting possibilities for the design and function of faucets, enabling avant-garde ways to present water and completely redefining the user experience.
Establishing a new benchmark in personalized cleansing and comfort, the DXV SpaLet AT200 dual-flush smart toilet offers an unrivalled range of sophisticated features to enhance the modern bathroom environment, while delivering the ultimate in performance and efficiency. Sleek and sophisticated, the SpaLet AT200 toilet with indulgent bidet functions is a luxury fixture that combines peerless design, advanced technology and flawless engineering to transform the daily ritual of visiting the bathroom into a pampering and rejuvenating experience.
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Ada McPherson Morley (August 26, 1852 - December 9, 1917) was an American author, suffragist and rancher. Early in her time in New Mexico, she and her husband edited a newspaper and took on the Santa Fe Ring both in print and in business matters. Morley became involved with the New Mexico chapter of the Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) and later served as president. She was also involved in women's suffrage in New Mexico and helped recruit women into the Congressional Union (CU) later in her life. Morley owned a ranch in the Datil Mountains where she raised cattle and was able to host meetings.

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Ada McPherson was born on August 26, 1852, in Winterset, Iowa. Her father, Marcus L. McPherson, was a state senator. Ada McPerson started a New Mexico chapter of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA).  In 1872, she earned a degree in English Literature, one of two women in the inaugural class of the first co-ed land grant college, now called Iowa State University. She married William Raymond Morley, who she met in college. In 1872, she and her husband and moved to Cimarron, New Mexico Territory, where he was working as general manager, surveyor, and chief engineer of the Maxwell Land Grant and Railway Company. The Company had claimed 1.7 million acres without regard to Native American and Hispanic land rights. Thomas B. Catron who would become Ada's nemesis, was part of the "Santa Fe Ring" which acquired land through dishonest dealings and exploitation. The Morleys covered Catron and the illegal and unethical activities of the Santa Fe Ring in the Cimarron News, where Ray was the owner and editor. Her daughter, Agnes Morley Cleaveland was born on June 26, 1874.

Ada was arrested at the post office after attempting to intercept a letter critical of Catron written by her mother before it was mailed. Catron accused her of mail fraud and filed legal charges that took years to resolve. A gunfighter, Clay Allison who was an associate of Ray, even became involved in the case. He threatened anyone who would bring Ada Morley to trial. The Morleys moved to Las Vegas, New Mexico in 1878. On October 25, 1882 Ada McPherson Morley put the last spike where two railways met in Nogales, Arizona.

Ray Morley's life was under threat by the Santa Fe Ring, but it is generally agreed that he died in 1883 from an accidental gunshot wound while doing engineering work in Chihuahua, Mexico. Ada's second husband, Floyd Jarrett, a cattle investor, persuaded her to move to a ranch in the remote Datil Mountains, though he soon left the family.Ada continued her activism while raising her three children and managing the ranch and cattle business. She became known as the "Cattle Queen of New Mexico." She hosted many visitors working on women's rights and other causes at the "White House of Datil Canyon," her two-story house with many bedrooms.

Ada kept in touch with suffragists in Iowa, New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia. As a member of the National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA), she worked with Carrie Chapman Catt, who also graduated from Iowa Agricultural College, Ada's alma mater. By the 1890's Ada was very active in the Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) and served as Superintendent of Franchise of the New Mexico chapter. Later as NMWCTU state president, Ada epitomized WCTU leader Frances Willard's "Do Everything" philosophy, developing women's leadership skills through women's clubs, literary societies, and church groups.

Despite the vast distances, she traveled frequently throughout New Mexico advocating for improvements in public health, education, and funding for libraries. she was successful in campaigning for laws to protect children from dangerous working conditions and sexual exploitation. She fought for the vote as the only way to advance women's rights and enlightened policies.

Though blind from 1905 on, Ada organized and led the NMWCTU's debate on women's suffrage at the Chautauqua held in Mountainair, New Mexico, in August 1910. Her efforts, along with those of Nina Otero-Warren, Julia Brown Asplund, and others, were instrumental in getting very limited school suffrage into the New Mexico's 1910 Constitution. After the New Mexico legislators failed to include full suffrage in the constitution, Ada ramped up efforts to get the federal amendment passed.  She assisted suffragists, writers, and leaders around the country in promoting the women's vote as a means of making social and moral reforms.

Ada joined the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage (later known as the National Woman's Party) in 1914 and collaborated with national leaders on strategies to get Congress to pass the 19th Amendment. Despite facing poor health, she worked to recruit members to the CU in Magdalena, New Mexico in 1916. Declaring that "Disenfranchisement is a disgrace," she organized suffragists from around the country to "bombard" Catron, New Mexico's state senator who headed the Senate Committee on Woman Suffrage. He sabotaged all efforts to let legislation advance out of his committee the Senate floor and suffragists publicly opposed him.

Over thirty-five years, Ada Morley wrote hundreds of letters to Congress advocating for the women's vote. She wrote around 100 letters every month, and walked 3 miles to the closest post office to mail them. By the 1916 election, both parties in New Mexico were pro-suffrage, so Catron's obstruction of the women's vote lost him the primary. Undaunted, just days before leaving office, Catron railed on the Senate floor about the immense dangers to family life and societal norms if women were granted the vote. Fortunately, Ada lived long enough to see Senator Andrieus A. Jones of Las Vegas, New Mexico, replace Catron as Chair of the Senate Committee on Woman Suffrage.

Morley spent her last years on her ranch in Datil, living with her sister, Lorraine Lavender. Ada MacPherson Morley died on December 9, 1917, and is buried in Datil, Catron County. The Evening Herald declared Ada Morley's death a major loss to New Mexico, California, and Colorado.

See also

 Women's suffrage in New Mexico
 List of New Mexico suffragists

Further reading

References

Sources

External links

 Find A Grave
Letter to Jane Addams from Morley

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1917 deaths
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American ranchers
American suffragists
American women writers
Iowa State University alumni
Woman's Christian Temperance Union people


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Year : 2017 | Volume : 16 | Issue : 2 | Page : 83-86
Assessing students' knowledge of subdisciplines in Anatomy
Abimbola O Ebeye, John Chukwuma Oyem, Vincent N Onwochei-Bolum
Department of Human Anatomy and Cell Biology, Delta State University Abraka, Delta State, Nigeria
John Chukwuma Oyem
Department of Human Anatomy and Cell Biology, Delta State University Abraka, Delta State
CONTEXT: In recent times, the knowledge of anatomy has been broadened to a wide range of subdisciplines such as forensic science, sports medicine, and medical genetics. Despite these recent trends, anatomy undergraduates are faced with challenges of areas of specialization and limited or no job placement for a degree in anatomy.
AIM: This study was therefore aimed at assessing the students' knowledge of subdisciplines in Anatomy.
SETTINGS AND DESIGN: This study was a cross-sectional survey study that involved the use of questionnaires and was carried out in Delta State University Abraka and University of Benin, Benin City.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Two-hundred and ninety-seven semistructured, close-ended questionnaires were administered to Delta State University Abraka and University of Benin undergraduates, from whom due consents have been obtained to fill. Respondents' sociodemographic factors, university levels, and awareness of the various subspecialties in Anatomy were recorded.
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS: The results obtained are presented in simple percentages and frequencies, with illustrations represented in tables and figures.
RESULTS: The study recorded the highest percentage in Histochemistry and Histology which accounted for 14.06%. This was followed by Clinical Embryology, Cellular and Molecular Biology, Mortuary Science, and Neuroscience which constituted 13.71%, 12.49%, 11.73%, and 11.38%, respectively. Lower percentages were recorded in Comparative Anatomy (8.80%), Biometrics and Forensic Biology (9.00%), and Clinical Genetics (9.81%). It further showed the lowest percentages in Sports Science and Bioanthropology which constituted 3.74% and 5.20%, respectively. The findings from this study also showed no differences between males and females as to who is more interested in Anatomy. Furthermore, results from the mode of admission showed that a higher percentage of students were admitted by chance (56.6%) than by choice (43.4%).
CONCLUSION: The present study demonstrated that students have an adequate knowledge of subdisciplines introduced during their course of study but lacked adequate knowledge in some major career prospects in Anatomy.
Keywords: Biometrics, clinical embryology, curricula
Ebeye AO, Oyem JC, Onwochei-Bolum VN. Assessing students' knowledge of subdisciplines in Anatomy. J Exp Clin Anat 2017;16:83-6
Ebeye AO, Oyem JC, Onwochei-Bolum VN. Assessing students' knowledge of subdisciplines in Anatomy. J Exp Clin Anat [serial online] 2017 [cited 2019 Jul 16];16:83-6. Available from: http://www.jecajournal.org/text.asp?2017/16/2/83/233677
Anatomy, an important subject in the medical sciences, has been described as the knowledge of the structure of human body down to the molecular level (Anand, et al. 2004). It has been shown to be essential in the understanding of bodily functions in relation to diverse processes (McCuskey, et al. 2005).
The 21st-century anatomist have been able to incorporate Human Anatomy into broader disciplines and subspecialties, which has provided lodgings from tropical to experimental sciences (Drake, 1998). The study of anatomy has gradually evolved from artistic representations in the medieval periods to a huge biomedical science that incorporated experimental and clinical sciences, genetics, gross anatomy, and histology in subcellular, cellular, and molecular levels (Egwu, 2011).
Its emerging principles have played essential roles in medical education as it has become a compulsory course in the training of personnel where it is lectured at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels (Jones, 1997). Studies have stated that anatomy has been demonstrated to be imperative in training of doctors and supporting modern clinical practices, but only 1.5% of preclinical medical students have been reported to take up a career in anatomy in a study conducted by Turney (2007) and Oyebola and Adewoye (1998).
According to Egwu (2011), subdisciplines such as Clinical Embryology, Cell and Molecular Biology, Biometrics, Biomechanics and Sports Medicine, Genetics, and Neuroscience have now been incorporated into the curriculum design of Anatomy which has extended the diverse horizon in medical, biological, physical, and biomedical sciences (Egwu, 2011).
Despite these advances, Mustapha et al. (2012) reported a stagnancy in undergraduate program curriculum. However, another study reported that the curriculum is centered, structured, and organized within the confines of the medical school, leading to neglect of their roles in experimental and clinical research (Pawlina, 2009).
Cohort studies have reported a lack of knowledge in the prospects and subdisciplines in Anatomy as one of the factors motivating graduate preferences for disciplines other than medical researches (Mustapha, et al. 2012; Pawlina, 2009) One of the challenges encountered by anatomy undergraduate is limited areas of specialization (Pawlina, 2009). A study stated that anatomy graduates barely make a career from Human Anatomy and thus resort to other sectors such as banking due to lack of awareness on areas of specialization (Pawlina, 2009). This has left the students with the mindset that there is limited or no job placement for a degree in Anatomy. Hence, this study is aimed at assessing the students' knowledge of the subdisciplines in Anatomy and will further expose anatomy students to a wider range of subdisciplines in Anatomy.
The study adopted a cross-sectional survey design that involved a self-administered questionnaire which were used for evaluation. Approval for this study was sought from the Department of Human Anatomy and Cell biology, Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences, Delta State University Abraka, and University of Benin, Benin city. A total number of 297 students in Human Anatomy Department Delta State University and University of Benin, respectively, between 200 and 400 levels were assessed on their knowledge of subdiscipline in Anatomy. Three questionnaires which were not properly filled or incompletely filled were excluded. There was no specific order for the distribution of questionnaires, but emphasis was on the structure, aims, and objectives of the study. Students were asked to tick YES or NO depending on their awareness on a particular subspecialty. Data obtained were subjected to Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) software version 21 manufactured by IBM. Values are expressed in frequencies and simple percentages and illustrations are represented in tables and figures.
[Figure 1] shows the distribution of the studied population according to gender. One-hundred and forty-nine (50.2%) of the subjects were females, while 148 (49.8%) of the studied population were males.
Figure 1: Descriptive statistics of the study population according to gender
[Table 1] reveal the age range of subjects to be between 16 and 40 years. Subjects who were 20 years were studied with a higher frequency followed by those who were 21 years and subjects in the age range between 30 and 40 years were studied with a lower frequency.
Table 1: Age distribution among the study population
[Table 2] shows that a higher number of students gained admission to study anatomy by chance with a lower percentage in those who chose it as a course.
Table 2: Subjects' mode of entry into university
[Figure 2] shows the various subspecialties and students' response to each subspecialty. Sports Science received the lowest percentage (3.74%). This was followed by Bioanthroplogy (5.20%), Evolutionary Biology and Comparative Anatomy (8.80%), Biometrics and Forensic Biology (9%), and Clinical Genetics (9.81%). Subspecialties such as Neuroscience, Mortuary Science, Molecular Biology, and Clinical Embryology had higher responses of 11.38%, 11.73%, 12.49%, and 13.71%, respectively, with the highest percentage response of 14.06% from Histochemistry and Histology.
Figure 2: Students awareness in various subspecialties in Anatomy. Histochem- Histochemistry. Mol bio- molecular biology. Neuro- neuroscience. Comp ana –evolutionary biology and compararive anatomy. Clin emb- clinical embryology. Clin gen – clinical genetics. Mor sci – mortuary sience. For bio – biometrics and forensic biology. Sports sci – sports science. Histochem – Histochemistry and histology.
The present study evaluated the students' knowledge of the subdisciplines in Anatomy. Numerous subspecialties have been added within the confines of Human Anatomy. These various areas have been reported to contribute immensely to clinical research at both cellular and molecular levels.
This study showed a higher response from subjects between the ages of 19 and 21 years and a very low response from subjects between the ages of 16 and 29–40 years. This finding could be attributed to the fact that tertiary institution entrance age is 18 years, and usually between 23 and 26 years, an individual must have graduated from university (Huebler, 2005). In addition, this study involved students who were either in their 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year in the university, which therefore implied that students at these academic levels were mostly between 19 and 21 years.
The current study demonstrated that a higher percentage of students were admitted by chance compared to those who applied to study Human Anatomy in Tertiary Students by choice. This, therefore, implied that most graduates and students of Human Anatomy did not have a knowledge of anatomy before gaining admission into universities, and as such did not choose it as a course of study. Subjects who claimed to have a knowledge of it were ignorant of its prospects and as such chose other courses which they described as professional courses. These observations could be attributed to a lack of knowledge in the varying subdisciplines of Human Anatomy as was previously reported (Egwu, 2011). In addition, misguided orientation, absence of awareness, and negative perception toward anatomy could be leading factors to this resultant pattern.
The index study revealed that students have no knowledge on some specialties in Anatomy such as Sports Science and Bioanthropology and as such are not aware of the vital role an anatomist plays in those fields. These observations could be due to the fact that these subfields are not within the confines of B. Sc. Human Anatomy curriculum but could be enlisted in the postgraduate program curriculum in the Western world. In Nigeria, only few graduates of anatomy acquire a step further by enrolling for a postgraduate program, while majority either opt out to study medicine or engage in other white-collar jobs without giving a thought of the wide research opportunities associated in the field of anatomy and its numerous roles in diagnostic medicine. Egwu et al. in 2014 stated that anatomy graduates who ended up studying for a postgraduate program remain superfluous in the outside environment as a result of the preconditioned inspiration that begat the establishment of the programs (Egwu, et al. 2014). Reasons for this observation may be attributed to the fact that moreover, the curriculum of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in anatomy has been stagnant due to the fact that it has been centered, structured, and organized within the confines of a medical school, which has led to the neglect of their roles in experimental researches as was previously reported (Pawlina, 2009).
The study demonstrated a maximal response in Histology and Histochemistry which was followed by subfields such as Neuroscience, Mortuary Science, Cellular and Molecular Biology, Clinical Embryology, Evolutionary Biology and Comparative Anatomy, Biometrics and Forensic Biology, and Clinical Genetics. This could be attributed to the fact that these subfields were introduced into the students' curriculum during their course of training at graduate and postgraduate levels, but some students lacked awareness on their roles and how they fit in each of the particular subspecialties.
In the Western world, researches at cellular and subcellular levels are investigated in detail as such because every scientist/specialty has a role to play (Saigal, 2007). This has provided a career opportunity to a majority of anatomists who specialized in the different subdisciplines of Anatomy such as Forensic and Morbid Anatomy, Stem Cell Research, Molecular Genetics, and Sports Medicine, just to mention but a few. Consequently, in developing countries such as Nigeria, there is a limited opportunity for anatomy graduates, which has led to a loss of interest amongst students undergoing a career in Nigeria and also coupled with the belief that an average anatomist is a dissector of dead body and a mortician has reduced their self-worth and scared many away in building a career in anatomy (Saigal, et al. 2007).
The index study has demonstrated a lack of knowledge by students toward some major career prospects in anatomy. The study also revealed that students have a knowledge of the subdisciplines introduced during their course of study.[12]
In line with the findings from this study, choosing a career in anatomy has become a major challenge that anatomy undergraduates face. As such, the following measures will be imperative in putting this to a check.
Government should enact an anatomical act that will guide and protect the interest of an anatomist
Orientation programs should be organized annually to new students of anatomy so as to educate them on the various subdisciplines in Anatomy
Internship should be introduced in the training of an anatomist so as to increase the graduates' skills and level of awareness in areas of specialization
Industrial trainings should be made compulsory at undergraduate levels as this will facilitate the learning of anatomy
Anatomy conference meetings should be made compulsory to students and academic staffs in Human Anatomy
Quality control assessment measures should be encouraged in all the departments of Anatomy
Redesign and restructuring of curriculum at postgraduate and undergraduate levels should be actively implemented.
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The SNP have once again bailed out publicly owned Prestwick Airport.
Taxpayers gave another £9.6million to Prestwick Airport this year - increasing funding from £21.3m to £30.9m - an increase of 45%.
The latest Scottish government's consolidated accounts show the £9.6m injection as the struggling business posted loses of £9m.
The failing airport was acquired by the Scottish government in November 2013 and is currently costing taxpayers around £800,000 per month to keep running.
Industry observers think the airport will have needed just short of £40million by 2021. Others consider this conservative and expect it to require in excess of £40million.
The airport is being run by TS Prestwick Holdco. Ryanair is the only commercial carrier to fly from Prestwick airport.
Passenger numbers are down by almost two million in the past eight years.


Duns is a step closer to getting a new primary school after Scottish Borders Council authorised the start of construction within the coming weeks.
The council has been working alongside its development partner Hub South East Scotland, who have appointed Graham Construction as the contractor, to progress the £8.6million project, which includes relocating the primary school and creating a new Berwickshire Locality Support Centre within the former Berwickshire High School building.
The project is part funded by Scottish Futures Trust (SFT), and SBC's executive member for education, Councillor Sandy Aitchison, said: "I am delighted we have reached this significant milestone.
SBC's executive member for social work, Mid Berwickshire Councillor Frances Renton, added: "Incorporating a new Berwickshire Locality Support Centre into this project will benefit children with additional needs.
Paul McGirk of Hub South East Scotland added: "It's exciting to reach this major milestone and know that work will soon be able to start on construction, making these plans for Duns Primary a reality.
David MacDonald, Hub programme director at SFT, explained: "The hub programme is an innovative approach to develop and deliver best-value community facilities which provides public bodies with a quick and efficient way of getting their projects into construction and helps protect local jobs.
The former high school building has been empty since 2009 and the council acknowledged that "the building has suffered from significant fabric degradation since its closure".


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Cedarville University is hosting a spring leadership course for the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) on March 18-21, 2014.
The course is designed for law enforcement executives who aspire to become Chief Executive Officers in law enforcement. The law enforcement executives are matched with experienced chief executive officers for training in the two-year mentoring program. Along with preparing participants for a position as a chief executive officer, the leadership course trains them to be more effective in their current law enforcement position. This year's event is the second and final year of the program for the participants, who will graduate at NOBLE's national conference in July.
Patrick Oliver, Ph.D., the founder and director of the program, said police chiefs and Cedarville University faculty members will be speaking at the event. The event will be held on Cedarville's campus.
This is the fourth class to complete the training program. Of the 18 law enforcement executives that have graduated in the previous classes, 10 have achieved their goal to become chief executive officers.


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Alabama agrees to nix Christian chaplain in Muslim inmate's execution
Alabama prison officials are willing to waive the presence of a Christian chaplain in the state execution chamber after a Muslim inmate said it would violate his religious rights, but lawyers for the condemned argued in court Thursday he should have access to his imam in the moments before his death.
Domineque Ray this week filed a stay of execution, which is slated for Feb. 7, to challenge Alabama's practice of placing a Christian prison chaplain with inmates in the state execution chamber. Ray argued in court documents that he should have access to his Muslim spiritual adviser in the moments before his death.
Failing that, Ray requested the Christian prison chaplain not be present.
On Thursday, the Alabama Department of Correction acquiesced to Ray's first request but said security concerns required Holman prison to limit the execution to chamber to corrections employees.
Spencer Hahn, Ray's co-counsel, argued Thursday training non-employee spiritual advisers to be present in the execution chamber should not be a barrier to providing inmates their religious rights.
"Why does Mr. Ray not get the same benefit that a Christian would?" Hahn asked the court.
Ray was sentenced to death in the 1995 rape and fatal stabbing of 15-year-old Tiffany Harville of Selma. Months before his death penalty trial, he was sentenced to life for a 1994 slaying of two teen brothers, The Associated Press reports.
"The State of Alabama and the victims of Ray's crimes have an interest in seeing Ray held accountable for his horrific rape and murder of fifteen-year-old Tiffany Harville," ADOC's motion to dismiss states.
Ray met with Holman prison Warden Cynthia Stewart last week to request religious accommodations related to his execution, according to court documents. Ray first asked that a Muslim spiritual leader, an imam, take the place of Holman's Christian prison chaplain in the execution chamber. When Stewart denied that, Ray asked that no chaplain be present, which Stewart also denied, court documents state.
Federal Judge Keith Watkins questioned the last-minute stay filing, asking why Ray didn't push back on the protocol months earlier. Hahn said Ray was unaware of the protocol before his conference with Stewart.
ADOC policies allow a death row inmate's chosen spiritual adviser visitation up to 5:15 p.m. on the day of an execution, when they are then allowed to view the execution from a witness room adjacent to the execution chamber.
Ray's lawyers on Thursday also filed an amended complaint requesting a stay of execution to consider Ray's late opt-in for death by nitrogen hypoxia.
Gov. Kay Ivey signed legislation into law last year allowing condemned inmates to choose the death by gas, which is essentially a hypothetical method. Alabama joined Oklahoma and Mississippi to allow the execution method, but no execution in the country has actually carried out the method. Proponents of the legislation said it is a more humane way to kill people, but its unclear how such an execution would be carried out. Methods ranging from a gas chamber to a gas mask have been floated.
Ray did not opt-in during the allowed window last year, court records state, but changed his mind this week after conferring with his imam.
"At the time of the effective date of Senate Bill 272 and thereafter, Mr. Ray sincerely believed that electing a method of execution was akin to assisting in a suicide, which is forbidden in the Islamic faith," the complaint states. "As such, Mr. Ray did not submit an election to be executed by nitrogen hypoxia within the 30-day window provided under Senate Bill 272."
Richard Anderson, a lawyer for the state, said the nitrogen opt-in was an "obvious" attempt to delay his execution.
Watkins said he plans to rule in a written order Friday.
Ray's spiritual adviser, Imam Yusef Maisonet, attended Thursday's hearing alongside Imam Wali Rahman, who is a previous adviser to Holman's Muslim inmates. Rahman said they worked on a volunteer basis, sometimes driving from Mobile twice a week on their own dime, while the Christian chaplain is an ADOC employee on state payroll.
"We're going to hear cases like this again," Rahman said. "There should be a staffed imam that inmates have access to equally as inmates have access to a Christian chaplain. We respect Christian rights as to how their inmates want to die. The state is not giving all equality."
Maisonet said in Islam, it is important for the dying person to recite a statement of faith, called the Shahada.
"Those should be his last words, and keeping me outside breaks that relationship," Maisonet said.


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Q: Applications of Calculus II to the real world A lot of my calc II students are asking me what are the real world applications of what we are studying in Calc II (right now we are studying methods of integrations, so of course one of the applications is in finding areas and volumes, are there any other cool applications? I mean something that can be explained in a simple way to a calc II student). Later we will study series and sequences. I'm just looking for ways to pick up the interest of my students, do you have any ideas?

A: Fourier Analysis is a very useful range of study based on the idea of definite integration. It is, in fact, the very foundation of digital signal processing. The discrete Fourier transform is used to process digital signals everywhere. You use it in your iPod, your laptop, and your television. It is defined by:
$$\hat f(\xi) = \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} f(x) e^{2 \pi ix \xi} dx$$
Where $\xi$ is a frequency in Hertz.

A: Its hard to find real world applications of calculus II which are not in a book already. Here are some interesting applications:

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*Explain how you can write circular motion in vector form as $r(t) = (\cos(\omega t), \sin(\omega t))$. Then it is straight forward to derive the centripetal force using calculus - this is usually not derived in high school physics.

*Talk about springs and simple harmonic motion and its differential equation. Show the solution. Define kinetic and potential energy and show what they are for simple harmonic motion. Show that the total energy is conserved by showing the derivative of the sum of kinetic and potential energy is zero.

*Give examples of some hard and not obvious optimization problems which are not in the book. Talk about the brachistochrone problem and its solution which is a cycloid. They won't be able to solve it but you can tell them that it is solved using higher level calculus (specifically calculus of variations). It is also used to reformulate all of mechanics using Lagrangians.
Sorry I didn't find cooler applications. But here are some interesting applications/theorems/examples within mathematics:

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*Define the Gamma function. Use integration by parts to show that it is the same as a factorial for integer values.

*Prove that if $f'' + f = 0$, then $f(x) = a\sin(x) + b\cos(x)$ (I read a really nice proof in Spivak's Calculus). This is also the differential equation of simple harmonic motion which I mentioned above.

*Prove that $e$ is irrational using its series expansion (its actually a short proof and not hard to follow).

*Prove using Rolle's theorem that if $f' = 0$ for all $x$, then $f$ is a constant function - this is usually taken for granted without proof.

*Show that a function can have a derivative at only one point: $f(x) = x^2$ for rational $x$ and $-x^2$ for irrational $x$. Then $f'(0) = 0$

*Show that a derivative of a function can be discontinuous: $f(x) = x^2 \sin(1/x)$. Then $f'$ is not continuous at $0$.

*Show that some functions are not derivatives of any other function: $f(x) = 0$ for all $x$ except $f(0) = 1$. Then $f$ cannot be a derivative.

A: As has been said elsewhere, there are loads of applications to classical mechanics and electromagnetism (both statics and dynamics). tylerc0816 mentioned statistics, which is great, but an awful lot of that looks like black magic without more advanced knowledge (that I don't have yet).

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Q: Unmet Dependencies Issue -- Gnome Terminal I have been running into the following issue when trying to apt-get almost anything and cannot seem to find a solution.
Example 1:
~$ sudo apt-get upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
 gnome-terminal : Depends: gnome-terminal-data (>= 3.18) but 3.6.2-0ubuntu1 is installed
E: Unmet dependencies. Try using -f.

Example 2:
~$ sudo apt-get -f upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Correcting dependencies... failed.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
 gnome-terminal : Depends: gnome-terminal-data (>= 3.18) but 3.6.2-0ubuntu1 is installed
E: Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages.
E: Unable to correct dependencies

Example 3:
~$ sudo apt-get -f install
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Correcting dependencies... failed.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
 gnome-terminal : Depends: gnome-terminal-data (>= 3.18) but 3.6.2-0ubuntu1 is installed
E: Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages.
E: Unable to correct dependencies

How do I resolve this issue? What exactly is my issue?

A: This usually happens when you mix up sources or sources are outdated. First run apt-get update and watch out for any error messages. Check your /etc/apt/sources.list if everything is as it should be. Check any files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d if one looks like the cause of an update error.
If update runs through without errors 'apt-get -f install' should be able to fix the problem.
If it persists, turn off sources one by one and rerun update/install until you identified the troublemaker.
When you check your sources look for wrong distributions. I run trusty and also have gnome-terminal 3.6.2-0ubuntu1. Maybe you have a source that points to a newer distribution?

A: Turns out I just needed to enter the following into terminal:
sudo apt-get install gnome-terminal-data

This fixed all my issues.


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ResTech got its start by providing Internet and phone services to the majority of apartments and condominiums in Madison. To service these large residential buildings, we needed to purchase extensive amounts of bandwidth.
Fortunately for you, this bandwidth sits relatively untouched during the daytime when most people are at work. That's where you savings start.
ResTech allows local businesses to use that unused bandwidth at substantially reduced prices. It's like borrowing someone's car while they're at work. Instead of it sitting in the parking lot, you're putting it to use, and saving money in the process.
Keep in mind that if your business also operates during evening hours, you won't be competing for bandwidth with the residential population. We adjust our overall capacity to ensure we have plenty of capacity during peak usage times - no matter when they occur.
So why don't the major phone and internet service providers follow our strategy?
They wish they could. Because many are national organizations that don't handle multi-use residences like apartment buildings, they can't adapt our model.
Completing the package:
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We define service in two ways:
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Best Frozen Cocktails in Philadelphia
Allie Forge
PHILADELPHIA - Frozen Cocktails in Philadelphia are a great way to cool off in the hot summer months. The city's concrete absorbs the heat and turns into a sticky, stinky mess. Although the city has many beaches to escape to, not everyone can make it that far. The envious Philadelphians have plenty of ice cream treats to keep them cool and refreshed. Here are a few of the best spots to try them out.
Cantina Los Caballitos
Cantina Los Caballito offers frozen drinks and Mexican fare. Margaritas are a specialty, and the Mexican cuisine is complemented by the lively atmosphere. Guests can enjoy their drinks while sitting outdoors on the patio. Cantina Los Caballitos also serves authentic Mexican dishes and features plenty of outdoor seating. While there is a small menu, the drinks are worth tasting and perfectly complement any Mexican meal.
Emmy Squared
Emmy Squared is a rooftop bar in Philadelphia, serving Detroit-style pizza and frozen cocktails. During the warmer months, the bar offers a menu of frozen cocktails and bonus menu items like pomegranate margaritas. Seating at Emmy Squared is first-come-first-served, and a mask is required to enter the roof bar. However, this rooftop bar offers various options that will impress any guest.
Clock Bar
The Clock Bar in Philadelphia is an old dive bar that has won many fans with its frozen cocktail options. The bartenders here don't skimp on the alcohol either; they use premium brands like Absolut and Blue Ribbon to create a unique and delicious cocktail. Try the Smooth B*tch, a signature drink to wash down your meal with seafood. It comes in various flavors, and you're sure to find something that tastes just as good as it looks.
Art in the Age
The latest trend in cocktail culture is frozen drinks. As a result, several bartenders have resorted to frozen cocktails to impress guests. These cocktails, which come in various flavors, can range from $10 to $15 and are available only for a limited time at Art in the Age of Frozen Cocktails. In addition, the bartenders have created a cocktail menu that includes whiskey from New Liberty Distillery.
Khyber Pass Pub is an Old City tavern with a back bar handcrafted back in 1876. The restaurant won Philadelphia Magazine's Best of Philly 2011 award, and the menu is chock full of craft beer and southern comfort food. You'll find authentic New Orleans fare on the menu, including hickory-smoked barbecue and vegan and vegetarian choices. You've come to the right place if you're in the mood for some frozen cocktails.
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Tonight, Fargo returns for its second season. But don't expect the FX drama, which is based on the 1996 Coen brothers movie of the same name, to be anything like season one. For its latest chapter starring Kirsten Dunst, Jean Smart, Ted Danson, and Patrick Wilson, the show is heading back to 1979 South Dakota and Minnesota. And while Fargo's signature dark comedy will still be front and center in the reboot about drug gangs and diner killings, there is one thing that will be drastically different this time around: The wardrobe.
While Case designed some pieces, including the coat, she also rented vintage pieces from local stores in Calgary, the Canadian city where the show filmed. But that was mostly just for the rural characters. "We really tried to keep the small-town people looking different from the bad guys who come in from the city," said Case.
Fargo premieres tonight at 10 p.m. EST on FX. Check out a trailer for the show below.