Dancing is one of man's most elemental means to express spiritual and mental processes in form of body movement. In early times, this was often practised in magical or religious conjurations and as an expression of self-abandon in rituals concerning myths and natural phenomena. Remnants of this can still be found in folk dancing. Nowadays, dancers primarily abandon themselves to rhythm, though the ecstasy expressed in modern dance does also reflect the emotional states of early dance.
In eurythmy, on the other hand, the intention is to abandon oneself to the world, which can be experienced in all its fundamental qualities and thereby transformed into inner and outward movement. "In eurythmy," remarks Wolfgang Veit, "gestures corresponding to the sounds, words and tones that exist in speech and music - and that can be experienced by inner reflection - are expressed in the dimensions of space and time. Eurythmy makes it possible to visually experience the inner character and living structure of a piece of language or musical work. What becomes visible is then able to be clearly and directly experienced."
With eurythmy, Rudolf Steiner created a new art form which unites speech (or music) and movement, the latter serving as a means of expression. Just as speech is the differentiated expression of human experiences, eurythmy lets movements speak. Speech and music are transformed into visible movements and gestures. The body becomes an instrument of expression.
Dance accommodates a child's natural need to be in motion. When a child dances by itself, its movements have a sense of their own and are not motivated by outside influences. Dancing within a group is subject to given rules, rhythm and music. In a manner similar to music, dancing in a group requires the synchronization of all members. Aside from social skills, dancing also teaches tactfullness. Children learn to take notice of others and treat them with respect and tact.


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Episode 40: The Big 4-0
The Big 4-0, subtitled Can you make him die faster?
Good news! In this episode, Jennie tells Abby and Mel that they're in totally different (awesome!) places than they were before as writers. Abby and Mel agree that the problems that they're fixing in their writing aren't as daunting as they were before they started the coaching process ten deadlines ago.
"While I wanted to be a writer before, and I thought I kinda knew how to do it, I really needed someone to show me how. It took some guidance to get me on the right path. If you'd asked me last summer, 'Are you a writer?' I would say no. But now I feel like I can say yes!" - Abby
How do you write when there's no such thing as a normal week? Abby's been dealing with 3-day-long power outages, Mel's been dealing with illness rampaging through her house, and we know every other writer parent out there gets handed all sorts of things day-to-day that get in the way of working on our stories. So, what to do? Work through it, write through it. The podcast is called MomWrites for a reason - not WritesMom. We Mom first, we write in the margins when we have to!
Jennie and Mel review her third chapter, something partially retrieved from her old manuscript with new writing weaved in. Now that the big problems with the story are solved, we're circling back and adding in more nuance. We say this a lot around here, but writing is iterative - it's never just one pass through. We go back again and again, improving the story, the plot, the characters and their connection to each other and the events they're experiencing.
Meryl Streep once said about acting the part a queen: "Oh it's easy - it's how other people react to you." The same thing is true for writing, especially world-building. Character reactions to events in the story show how the people in this world feel about their situation, and an easy and slick way to do this is through interaction between characters, their thoughts, feelings and dialogue.
Logic issues: where are we in time and space? This is especially important in action scenes. Anything that makes your reader think too hard about what your character is doing, where they're standing, etc., takes the reader out of the story. We don't want this! Time and space needs to be seamless--sometimes it seems silly, don't make your reader figure it out!
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Episode 41: Voice and Message
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Breaking News – Wossen Assaye Virginia Escaped Prisoner Arrested in DC (Video)
by yeEthiopiaforums March 31, 2015
Wossen Assaye from Ethiopia who was on the run after escaped from a Virginia hospital Arrested in Washington DC
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FALLS CHURCH, Va. (MEDIA GENERAL) — A manhunt is underway for a prisoner believed to be armed, dangerous and on the run from a Virginia hospital. The prisoner, Wossen Assaye, is believed to have overpowered a guard, stolen a gun, and carjacked a woman in order to escape authorities in Falls Church, Virginia.
Assaye is no small-time criminal. Investigators believe he may be connected to as many as 12 bank robberies in the Virginia area. At the time of Tuesday's escape, he was being held on federal bank robbery charges.
Court documents reveal just how brazen Assaye is and what led authorities up to this point and what is now an all-out manhunt for an armed and dangerous criminal.
This undated photo provided by the Fairfax County Police Department, in Virginia, shows prisoner Wossen Assaye. Police locked down Inova Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church, Va., early Tuesday, March 31, 2015, and closed area roads while they searched for Assaye, who they say is armed and dangerous after he escaped custody. (AP/Fairfax County Police Department)
The FBI along with a number of other law enforcement agencies have been looking into a series of 12 bank robberies in Eastern Virginia from October 2013 until March 20, 2015. Assaye is being held as a suspect in those cases. Assaye has previously been convicted for multiple statutory burglary and robbery offenses from 1998-1999 in Virginia. He spent 2000 to May 2013 behind bars. And, he was on probation at the time of his recent arrest.
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The Bicycle Bank Robber
The bank robber in all 12 of the recent cases followed a similar pattern, according to investigators. The person enters the bank, often with cell phone to his ear, he approaches the teller, shows a gun or a note and verbally demands money. After getting the cash, the man flees on a bicycle.
The suspect's face has been captured on surveillance camera or video in a number of these robberies. He's been described as a thinly built black male, and all the surveillance video from the various banks appears similar. The suspect has also been said to have an African accent, possibly Ethiopian, according to witnesses.
In each instance, the bank robber got away with various amounts of cash, anywhere from $757 to $9,963, according to court documents.
Tracing the Robbery Suspect
Remember the bank robber used his cell phone during the robberies, and that appears to have been his undoing. According to investigators, in January of 2015, Sprint gave the FBI information from towers located near the robberies during certain timeframes. Using that data, the FBI was able to connect one common phone number to the location and timeframes of the robberies. That number was attached to Wossen Assaye, 42 from Ethiopia. Mug shots showed he looked similar to the bicycle bank robber.
Arresting Wossen Assaye
Right after a bank robber on March 20, 2015, investigators began watching Assaye's apartment building. After a chase in which Assaye's car reached speeds of more than 100 miles per hour, agents lost him. But, he eventually returned to the apartment, where officers were waiting. He was arrested with $1600 cash in his jacket. The most recent robbery had taken $1808.
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He was a regular GERD project bond purchaser at the Ethiopian Embassy in Washington DC.
He was heard saying the world is responsible for not acting quicker to save the lives of his family members during the repeated famines in Ethiopia. He said he is doing his part to make sure such a mass death due to hunger does not occur in Ethiopia again. He said he will guarantee Ethiopia will stop begging for food from other countries by selling hydroelectric power which he was determined to finance more than anyother diaspora Ethiopians which the record now is held by him as the highest GERD dam bond dam purchaser of all diasporas. An accused bank robber who authorities said escaped custody at a Virginia hospital, stole a gun and led authorities on a nine-hour manhunt has been captured, .
Wossen Assaye was captured in Washington, D.C., after a massive pursuit, a high-ranking police official told NBC Washington. He was taken into custody around 11:30 a.m. ET Tuesday.
Assaye was being treated at Inova Fairfax Hospital before he grabbed a security guard's gun and fled in his gown and bare feet early Tuesday, authorities said. He later carjacked a woman several miles away, they said.
He overpowered the guard at the hospital at about 3 a.m. ET.. A shot was fired during the struggle, but nobody was injured, authorities said.
The carjacking was reported about four hours later in nearby Annandale. Fairfax County police said that the victim identified Assaye and said that he was wearing a hospital gown. They later found the car and said he might have switched to a different one.
Assaye was being held by Alexandria City on federal charges for armed bank robbery, and he had been taken to the hospital after trying to hurt himself, police said.
He has an "extensive criminal record" and a history of violence and poses a "serious risk to the community," according to a 2012 Virginia parole board document. The document said that he committed robberies and burglaries.
Public records show a rap sheet dating to 1972 for a Wossen Assaye, including a breaking-and-entering charge in 1998 and a purse-snatching conviction in 1994, for which he was given a recommended sentence of a year in jail.


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Antibiotic resistance patterns of community-acquired urinary tract infections in children with vesicoureteral reflux receiving prophylactic antibiotic therapy
Chi Hui Cheng, Ming Horng Tsai, Yhu Chering Huang, Lin Hui Su, Yong Kwei Tsau, Chi Jen Lin, Cheng Hsun Chiu, Tzou Yien Lin
OBJECTIVE. The goal was to examine bacterial antimicrobial resistance of recurrent urinary tract infections in children receiving antibiotic prophylaxis because of primary vesicoureteral reflux. METHODS. We reviewed data retrospectively for children with documented vesicoureteral reflux in 2 hospitals during a 5-year follow-up period. The patients were receiving co-trimoxazole, cephalexin, or cefaclor prophylaxis or prophylaxis with a sequence of different antibiotics (alternative monotherapy). Demographic data, degree of vesicoureteral reflux, prophylactic antibiotics prescribed, and antibiotic sensitivity results of first urinary tract infections and breakthrough urinary tract infections were recorded. RESULTS. Three hundred twenty-four patients underwent antibiotic prophylaxis (109 with co-trimoxazole, 100 with cephalexin, 44 with cefaclor, and 71 with alternative monotherapy) in one hospital and 96 children underwent co-trimoxazole prophylaxis in the other hospital. Breakthrough urinary tract infections occurred in patients from both hospitals (20.4% and 25%, respectively). Escherichia coli infection was significantly less common in children receiving antibiotic prophylaxis, compared with their initial episodes of urinary tract infection, at both hospitals. Children receiving cephalosporin prophylaxis were more likely to have an extended-spectrum /3-lactamase-producing organism for breakthrough urinary tract infections, compared with children with co-trimoxazole prophylaxis. Antimicrobial susceptibilities to almost all antibiotics decreased with cephalosporin prophylaxis when recurrent urinary tract infections developed. The extent of decreased susceptibilities was also severe for prophylaxis with a sequence of different antibiotics. However, antimicrobial susceptibilities decreased minimally in co-trimoxazole prophylaxis groups. CONCLUSIONS. Children receiving cephalosporin prophylaxis are more likely to have extended-spectrum /3-lactamase-producing bacteria or multidrug-resistant uropathogens other than E coli for breakthrough urinary tract infections; therefore, these antibiotics are not appropriate for prophylactic use in patients with vesicoureteral reflux. Co-trimoxazole remains the preferred prophylactic agent for vesicoureteral reflux.
https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2007-2926
Published - Dec 2008
Microbial Drug Resistance
Sulfamethoxazole Drug Combination Trimethoprim
Extended-spectrum β-lactamase
Prophylactic antibiotics
Recurrent urinary tract infection
Vesicoureteral reflux
Cheng, C. H., Tsai, M. H., Huang, Y. C., Su, L. H., Tsau, Y. K., Lin, C. J., ... Lin, T. Y. (2008). Antibiotic resistance patterns of community-acquired urinary tract infections in children with vesicoureteral reflux receiving prophylactic antibiotic therapy. Pediatrics, 122(6), 1212-1217. https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2007-2926
Antibiotic resistance patterns of community-acquired urinary tract infections in children with vesicoureteral reflux receiving prophylactic antibiotic therapy. / Cheng, Chi Hui; Tsai, Ming Horng; Huang, Yhu Chering; Su, Lin Hui; Tsau, Yong Kwei; Lin, Chi Jen; Chiu, Cheng Hsun; Lin, Tzou Yien.
In: Pediatrics, Vol. 122, No. 6, 12.2008, p. 1212-1217.
Cheng, CH, Tsai, MH, Huang, YC, Su, LH, Tsau, YK, Lin, CJ, Chiu, CH & Lin, TY 2008, 'Antibiotic resistance patterns of community-acquired urinary tract infections in children with vesicoureteral reflux receiving prophylactic antibiotic therapy', Pediatrics, vol. 122, no. 6, pp. 1212-1217. https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2007-2926
Cheng CH, Tsai MH, Huang YC, Su LH, Tsau YK, Lin CJ et al. Antibiotic resistance patterns of community-acquired urinary tract infections in children with vesicoureteral reflux receiving prophylactic antibiotic therapy. Pediatrics. 2008 Dec;122(6):1212-1217. https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2007-2926
Cheng, Chi Hui ; Tsai, Ming Horng ; Huang, Yhu Chering ; Su, Lin Hui ; Tsau, Yong Kwei ; Lin, Chi Jen ; Chiu, Cheng Hsun ; Lin, Tzou Yien. / Antibiotic resistance patterns of community-acquired urinary tract infections in children with vesicoureteral reflux receiving prophylactic antibiotic therapy. In: Pediatrics. 2008 ; Vol. 122, No. 6. pp. 1212-1217.
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Single Review: Sugarland (feat. Taylor Swift) - "Babe"
While it seems a little cheap to rely on Taylor Swift to truly seize a comeback hit after "Still The Same" didn't exactly live up to the hype, at least this is a pretty decent song ... even if it has so much going against it.
The song starts with a loud clapping beat, and considering the acoustic riff that accompanies it isn't all that exciting, it's fair to call the production fairly stale, which is why I didn't really care for "Still The Same."
Another knock to make is in the writing, mainly because it's a pretty plain kiss-off song that we've heard from Swift before. It's fine I guess, but there's not really a story as to what the ex-lover in question actually did that was so wrong. It seems like I repeat myself with this time and time again, but fleshing out the story always helps to add more meat to a song.
On top of that, Swift doesn't really contribute a whole lot of anything to the track other than singing "this is the last time" a bunch of times. I think even Kristian Bush got as much time as she did. Plus, the hook is fairly unmemorable, as the lover in question could be "babe," "honey," "bunky," "sugarmuffin," or in this case, likely something far worse.
With all of these criticisms, I can't understand for the life of me why I don't think this is so bad. Honestly, it just might come down to Nettles herself. While the production is stale, it also stays out of the way to let her work her vocal magic and deliver a dynamite performance, and the chorus is fairly catchy as well even if it's lacking lyrically.
Overall, "Babe" is an enjoyable, but ultimately lacking song that only fully utilizes one of the three artists involved with this. Still, it works in spite of its flaws, so if you're curious, it's worth a listen.
Listen: "Babe"
Author: Zackary Kephart
Single Review: Sugarland - "Still The Same"
Sugarland's return reminds me so much of Lady Antebellum's. In both instances, we have bands who I always enjoyed during the 2000's. Yet, when the members of both bands went solo, I found myself enjoying each member as a solo artist way more than I ever did when they were in their original band. Alas, when Lady Antebellum returned last year, I was disappointed in the effort that ensued from them with Heartbreak, and in Sugarland's case, it looks like I'm going to be longing for those solo projects as well.
To be perfectly honest, coming back with a generic track vaguely addressing their comeback is probably the most predictable move the duo could have done. Honestly, listen after listen with this track doesn't leave me with a lot to say. Lyrically it's very repetitive, addressing how far each member has come on their solo "journeys" and how despite the changes, they're both still the same. Whether that means they're the same individual people or the same duo who released their last single in 2011 is up to you I guess. Really, it's a typical comeback single, and while lyrics have never been the strongest element of Sugarland, I just we could have gotten something not so cheesy.
I'm conflicted on the production. On one hand I'm not a fan of the electronic beat, but I like the atmospheric touches added to the chorus. In fact, the chorus is probably what makes this at least a decent listen if anything. Thankfully nothing gets in the way of Jennifer Nettles delivering a solid performance.
And of course you have your stupid typical Sugarland tactics that you expect from them including a computer generated voice counting down to one before the second chorus. You also have them going for those annoying "oohs" that were prevalent during "All I Want To Do" during the bridge.
Other than that, as background music this is sort of pleasant, but as a whole this comeback merely sizzles rather than explodes. The dynamic chorus is nice, but as a whole I don't have a whole lot to say about this song. I only hope that their comeback album has at least some traces of either one of their solo projects.
Listen: "Still The Same"
2013 CMA Award Predictions
For this set of predictions, myself and new writer sabre14 will be making our predictions and picks (Gator is busy so he is unable to join us this time).
Should win:
George Strait - MM, S14
Will win:
George Strait - MM
Luke Bryan - S14
Markus: George will get sympathy votes from voters. Not to mention he's put out the best music of these 5.
sabre14: I just don't have faith George will get enough votes here to overtake Luke. His album is better, and he had a great first leg of his farewell tour. But the massive sales of Luke will be too much in the end.
Male Vocalist
Jason Aldean - MM
Blake Shelton - S14
Luke Bryan - MM
Markus: If "Fuse" had been released within the eligibility period, Urban would have been my should win by a landslide and Church is my favorite of the bunch but he hasn't done much this year. So I guess I'll go with Aldean. This is Bryan's to lose though.
sabre14: I think the voters will lean Blake purely for the fact of his success of his television appeal coupled with his album being out longer than Luke's. I have to go with my gut on this one.
Miranda Lambert - S14
Kacey Musgraves - MM
Carrie Underwood - MM, S14
Markus: This one is probably the most competitive group, for both picks. Underwood and Lambert have both released material among their career best this year, but Musgraves' album is too good to overlook. I could see any of them, Clarkson aside, winning this. Swift is the biggest name, Lambert is always a safe bet, Underwood has had a monster year and Musgraves has the critical acclaim. I guess I'll go with CU but wouldn't be suprised to see it go to the one of the aforementioned three.
sabre14: I feel Miranda has the perfect combo of great artistic music along with the success to go with it. But Carrie has the better chart numbers therefore she will win.
Vocal Duo of the Year
Thompson Square - S14
The Civil Wars - MM
Florida Georgia Line - MM, S14
Markus: A weak year for this category? What a shocker. In all seriousness, if FGL hadn't been arguably the most dominant artist in the format this past year, TCW would have a fighting chance by virtue that they released an album, which is more than B&R or Sugarland have done.
sabre14: Pretty cut and dry category. Thompson Squares album is better and makes better music. FGL have had 3 chart toppers and the digital and album sales to justify them winning.
Kip Moore - MM, S14
Markus: Probably the best quality wise. I don't really consider Brice a new artist anymore though. I liked FGL's and Brett's debuts, but not quite to the extent I liked the other 2's. I'll give the should to Moore by the slightest of margins. FloGaLine takes this though.
sabre14: This will be my personal favorite of the evening. Kip had a great Album coupled with a string of chart toppers. But I would not be shocked to see the voters give more love than we think to Kacey or Lee. In the end I'll go with FGL with the transcending impact they have made in country music wether I like it or not
Vocal Group of the year
The Band Perry - MM
Zac Brown Band - S14
Little Big Town - MM
The Band Perry - S14
Markus: "Pioneer" is one of my favorite albums of the year. So they get my should win. I'm still gonna say LBT takes this though, but TBP are gonna start taking these home.
sabre14: I think the time has come for The Band Perry in this category, even though Zac Brown Band made a stellar album and two number one hits.
Vocal Event
Florida Georgia Line feat. Nelly, "Cruise"
Tim McGraw feat. Taylor Swift and Keith Urban, "Highway Don't Care" - MM, S14
Blake Shelton feat. Pistol Annies, "Boys 'Round Here"
Kelly Clarkson feat. Vince Gill, "Don't Rush"
Jason Aldean feat. Luke Bryan and Eric Church, "The Only Way I Know"
Markus: Pretty competitive this year for a change. 3 of these were #1 hits, the other is huge pop hit and one features two big names. I'll give "HDC" both of them though.
sabre14: To me this song was the best song out of these choices and it was the biggest country hit this year. Pretty simple if you ask me.
Blake Shelton, Based on a True Story
Carrie Underwood, Blown Away
Taylor Swift, Red
Kacey Musgraves, Same Trailer, Different Park - MM, S14
Little Big Town, Tornado
Markus: I can't be the only one suprised "Uncaged" and "Night Train" have been completely snubbed at both the ACM/CMA'S so far. This one is close between Kacey and LBT for me but I'll give it to Kacey, who will also win.
sabre14: This one they will get right. Kaceys album was the most unique and well done record this year and I have a feeling the CMA's will see the same thing.
Single of the year
Florida Georgia Line, "Cruise" - MM, S14
Tim McGraw feat. Taylor Swift and Keith Urban, "Highway Don't Care"
Miranda Lambert, "Mama's Broken Heart"
Kacey Musgraves, "Merry Go 'Round"
Darius Rucker, "Wagon Wheel"
Markus: Say what you will about FGL or "Cruise", but it would be unfair to not give them single of the year.
sabre14: This was the biggest hit on all the charts this year, and sold like crazy. This one has to go to "Cruise"
Lee Brice, "I Drive Your Truck"
Kacey Musgraves, "Merry Go 'Round" - MM, S14
Little Big Town, "Pontoon"
Lee Brice, "I Drive Your Truck" - MM
Kacey Musgraves, "Merry Go 'Round" - S14
Markus: Pretty good "Pontoon" aside. It's close for me between Lee's, Kacey's and Miranda's but I'll give "MGR" the slight edge. "IDYT" takes it though. It touched so many people.
sabre14: If this doesn't win It will be a travesty. Kaceys song was the best song in terms of writing a different impactful yet, putting it in a subtle way to get her message across, and I would think the voters will agree.
ACM Award Nominees+Predictions
Jason Aldean- MM
Miranda Lambert- GP
Blake Shelton- GP
Taylor Swift- MM
Markus: Meh, went with Aldean because he released "Fly Over States". Swift will win due to fan-voting.
Gator: Just because, despite her bad year, Miranda is still my favorite. Blake will because he just won't stop it seems.
Eric Church- MM, GP
Eric Church- GP
Blake Shelton- MM
Markus: Church has released the best music, but I wouldn't bet against Shelton. I like the Toby Keith nom.
Gator: I agree Church has the best music but I think he will win because the ACM's can be pretty adventurous
Carrie Underwood- MM, GP
Miranda Lambert- MM
Carrie Underwood- GP
Markus: Why is McBride even nominated? Anyways, I'm not an Underwood fan, but she has released some of the best music of her career, along with a great album. Too bad I can't see Lambert losing.
Gator: Carrie by far has the best vocals in the category and with her great commercial and critical year I think its hers to lose.
Thompson Square- MM
Florida Georgia Line- MM, GP
Markus: TS has released "Glass" and "If I Didn't Have You". Two excellent singles. But FGL has dat "Cruise" momentum.
Gator: I don't think any should win and that they should combine this category with group but i suppose it will go to Florida-Georgia Line
Little Big Town- GP
Zac Brown Band- MM
Little Big Town- MM, GP
Markus: It's the LBT era now. So they'll win. But I'm rooting for ZBB all the way!
Gator: This time next year I'll be voting for The Band Perry most likely, but since it's not, I'll go with Little BIg Town because they've been good quality and great commercially.
Little Big Town- 'Pontoon'
Miranda Lambert- 'Over You'
Eli Young Band- 'Even If It Breaks Your Heart'
Eric Church- 'Springsteen'- MM, GP
Hunter Hayes- 'Wanted'
Little Big Town- 'Pontoon'- MM, GP
Eric Church- 'Springsteen'
Markus: 'Springsteen' is by far my favorite. But I can't seem them passing on 'Pontoon' after the CMA's and Grammy's didn't. It's not like the ACM's have ever been creative.
Gator: I like Church's the best but I don't think "Pontoon" is as bad as people try to make it out. I can handle it winning,
Lee Brice- 'A Woman Like You'
Miranda Lambert- 'Over You'- MM, GP
Markus: 'Springsteen' is legendary, but will lose to 'Over You'. *sigh*.
Gator: One final nomination for "Over You" and one final victory. I've got to say it has grown on me with all this belated attention.
Kelly Clarkson & Vince Gill- 'Don't Rush'- GP
Kenny Chesney & Tim McGraw- 'Feel Like A Rockstar'
Rascal Flatts & Natasha Bedingfield- 'Easy'- MM
Jason Aldean, Eric Church & Luke Bryan- 'The Only Way I Know'
David Nail & Sarah Buxton- 'Let It Rain'
Kelly Clarkson & Vince Gill- 'Don't Rush'
Rascal Flatts & Natasha Bedingfield- 'Easy'
Jason Aldean, Eric Church & Luke Bryan- 'The Only Way I Know'- MM, GP
Markus: None of them blow me away, but 'Easy' is my fave. Though, I guarantee 'The Only Way I Know' will win.
Gator: I think Vince and Kelly are the best (and if this was the Grammy's it would have a chance) but the star power is too much to bypass here.
Taylor Swift- 'Red'
Eric Church- 'Chief'- MM
Carrie Underwood- 'Blown Away'- GP
Luke Bryan- 'Tailgates and Tanlines'
Little Big Town- 'Tornado'
Eric Church- 'Chief'- MM, GP
Carrie Underwood- 'Blown Away'
Markus: 'Chief' is my fave and I also have a feeling it will win.
Gator: Underwood did some great stuff and was the biggest step forward, but I don't see her picking it up over Church.
Brantley Gilbert- MM
Jana Kramer - GP
Brantley Gilbert- MM, GP
Markus: Don't love any of them, but I love "More Than Miles", so I guess I'll go with Gilbert. Oh, he will win as well.
Gator: Jana is by far the most acceptable nominee and the most interesting one. While I'd love to see her deservingly win this, I see her fiancee stepping in for the victory.
Eric Church- 'Creepin'
Kacey Musgraves- 'Merry Go 'Round'- GP
Taylor Swift- 'We Are Never Ever Ever Getting Back Together'
Zac Brown Band- 'The Wind' - MM
Eric Church- 'Creepin'- MM
Zac Brown Band- 'The Wind'
Markus: Lol. How can you not love the video for 'The Wind'? I also like the video for 'Merry Go Round' though. I think this will go to 'Creepin' but I could see 'Wanted' taking it as well.
Gator: I personally think that Musgraves' video was an eloquent depiction of her excellent single and the fact that she is even nominated is awesome. Her somewhat surprising nomination makes me think she could win it, but I would not be surprised if Hayes sneaks in with his boyish charm.


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If you want to get your retro SEGA tunes rocking, there's no better place to go to than Data Discs. The UK-based company has already shipped such legendary titles to vinyl like Streets of Rage 1 and 2, Shenmue and Shinobi III.
Their latest release Streets of Rage 2 came in a beautiful double-vinyl set, and we've been enjoying it almost every night since it arrived in the mail. Today, Data Discs announced they'll begin regular shipments of Streets of Rage 2 beginning April 22, but the bigger news is they announced that Panzer Dragoon will join their 2016 line-up of vinyl releases.
This will mark the first time Yoshitaka Azuma's 1995 score will be released on vinyl. Data Discs had previously announced plans to release Out Run as well, and they promised more details and even more title announcements in the future.
As huge fans of the Panzer Dragoon series, this is huge news and will surely be pre-ordering as soon as they're available!
Chris is the editor-in-chief at SEGA Nerds and Mega Visions Magazine. Over the years, he's written for publications like Joystiq, PSP Fanboy, RETRO magazine, among others. Oh yeah, he's also been a diehard SEGA Nerd his entire life.
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25 years management experience in product development & commercialisation, innovation, technical and business development. Key interests include implementing supports for regional and national SMEs and entrepreneurs through developing key mechanisms, specialised and tailored programmes, infrastructure and targeted access pathways through which businesses have greater engagement with HEI facilities, researchers, and networks.
Mr Ogilvie has initiated and compiled many successful project applications (€30M) for collaborative RDI programmes. These have been funded by various bodies including the European INTERREG Programme, Erasmus+, the Higher Education Authority (HEA), Irish Research Council (IRC), the Technology Sector Research Programme (TSR, Department of Education & Science Ireland), Enterprise Ireland and Science Foundation Ireland (SFI).
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Associate Lecturer at NFQ level 8 and level 9 in Business Research Methods, Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship & Innovation Management (2007 – present)
Co-delivering the Arts and Humanities Enterprise Hub (AHEH) which is an Erasmus+ Knowledge Alliance funded project. The AHEH is a major new European 3-year project that brings together an alliance of 14 partners from 7 European countries. Partners from academia and industry work together to jointly research, design, test and disseminate a programme of entrepreneurial training for Arts and Humanities staff and students. (2018 – 2020)
Co-authored and edited 'The BUCANIER Journey, An Innovation Mindset for Entrepreneurs, Innovators, Researchers and SMEs' (2018)
Authored and edited 'The INSPIRE Journey, A Best Practice Guide – An Innovation Mindset for Entrepreneurs, Innovators, Researchers and SMEs' (2015)
MBA Dissertation (2005), Developing a Turnaround Strategy for a Business Unit in a Mature Industry.
MSc Dissertation (2002), The Design and Implementation of a Temporary Product Development Process for a Cannery.
Current Research Students
As Principal supervisor – MBA dissertation, 2018, Title: Identification of Business Inhibitors Common to Micro and Small Businesses in the South East of Ireland.
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Supervised 22 final year level 8 and level 9 student dissertations (2010 – Present)
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As Principal supervisor – MBA dissertation, 2016, Title: Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) in Apartment Buildings: A case Study Investigating the Barriers and Enablers of the Provision of EVSE Affecting Apartment Property managers
As Principal supervisor – MBA dissertation, 2015, Title: An Exploratory of the Antecedents of Innovation Practices in Small to Medium Service Companies
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Designing and project managing BUCANIER methodology (Building Clusters and Networks in Innovation Enterprise and Research) which support 120 small businesses on the Irish Sea border in the key growth sectors of food and drink, life sciences and renewable energy. It seeks to increase innovation capacity within small businesses by collaborating with Higher Education institutions and other public bodies to boost productivity across Ireland and Wales. (2017 -2021)
Co-developed and project managing CATALYST, a pilot scheme to drive innovation within Welsh and Irish businesses in the life science and food and drink sectors. Backed with €1.3m of EU funding, the Catalyst project will work with 60 businesses to develop new specialist products, access new markets, and ensure packaging of products are sustainably sourced and minimised (2018 – 2021).
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Project managed over 350 industry applied research projects undertaken by Institute of Technology Carlow for various sectors including ICT, Clean Tech, Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Software, Food Production and Industrial Design (2007 – Present).
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Conducted business sustainability assessments for engineering companies in the South East as part of IT Carlow's Interreg funded WISE project (2010).
Managed over 240 research & development projects in the food sector and 30 national and international branded product launches. (1998 – 2006)


This book is written for young students in high schools and normal schools. No knowledge can be of more use to a young person than a knowledge of himself; no study can be more valuable to him than a study of himself. A study of the laws of human behavior, that is the purpose of this book. What is human nature like? Why do we act as we do? How can we make ourselves different? How can we make others different? How can we make ourselves more efficient? How can we make our lives more worth while? This book is a manual intended to help young people to obtain such knowledge of human nature as will enable them to answer these questions. I have not attempted to write a complete text on psychology. There are already many such books, and good ones too. I have selected for treatment only such topics as young students can study with interest and profit. I have tried to keep in mind all the time the practical worth of the matters discussed, and the ability and experience of the intended readers.


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Nikos Hatzis (Grčki: Νίκος Χατζής; Kalamata, 3. lipnja 1976.) je grčki profesionalni košarkaš. Igra na poziciji bek šutera, a trenutačno je član grčkog AEK-a iz Atene.

Karijera
Hatzis je svoju karijeru započeo u grčkom Poseidon Kalamatas. Profesionalnu karijeru započeo je 1995. u A.E.K.-a iz Atene. U A.E.K.-u je proveo 10 godina i postao živućom legendom kluba, postao najbolji strijelcem kluba, najboljim asistentom, najboljim izvođačem slob. bacanja i čovjekom koji je odigrao najviše utakmica u njihovom dresu.

U ljeto 2005. A.E.K. je odlučio pustiti Hatzisa u njihovog prvoligaškog rivala Olympiakosa. Sljedeće sezone bio je član još jednog grčkog kluba Panioniosa, a u kolovozu 2007. nakon što je A.E.K. promijenio predsjednika, vratio se je u svoj bivši klub.

Vanjske poveznice
Profil na AEK.com
Profil na Euroleague.net
Profil na Basketpedya.com

Grčki košarkaši
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Historic marker unveiled outside of Vermont's Statehouse
It tells the story of the state's journey towards marriage equality
Liz Strzepa
WEBVTT LIZ: IT IS A DAY COMMEMORATINGTHE FIRST IN THE NATION'S CIVILUNION LAW, LEGALIZED IN VERMONT17 YEARS AGO, WHICH PAVED THEWAY FOR MARRIAGE EQUALITY, WHICHCAME IN 2009.CLOSE TO 100 PEOPLE CELEBRATEDTHE MILESTONE WITH A HISTORICMARKER.>> WE DESERVE TO CELEBRATE THISSERIES OF EVENTS THAT RECOGNIZESALL YOU CONTRIBUTED.-- ALL WHO CONTRIBUTED.LIZ: A MOVEMENT LARGELY STARTEDBY STATE -- BAKER.BAKER VERSUS VERMONT ARGUED THATA BAN ON SAME-SEX MARRIAGEDENIED RIGHTS GRANTED BY THEVERMONT CONSTITUTION.>> WE WANTED TO HAVE A PEOPLEBONDED JOINING US AND PROCLAIMOUR LOVE -- A LEGAL BOND JOININGUS AND PROCLAIM OUR LOVE INFRONT OF FAMILY AND FRIENDS.LIZ: HE REMEMBERS IT LIKE IT WASYESTERDAY.>> WE WERE TO BE GIVEN THE SAMERIGHTS.LIZ: WHICH WERE CALLED TO CIVILUNIONS, WHICH PAVED THE WAY FORMARRIAGE EQUALITY TO BELEGALIZED SEVERAL YEARS LATER.>> THE SYSTEM CAN WORK IN FAVOROF JUSTICE.LIZ: JUSTICE AND EQUALITY,SUMMARIZING A CHAPTER SPELLEDOUT AND NOW STANDING TALL, WHEREHISTORY WAS MADE.
"It's a wonderful day in Vermont," Gov. Phil Scott said while standing outside the Statehouse on a chilly Tuesday morning.Scott was speaking about commemorating the first-in-the-nation civil union law, which was legalized in Vermont 17 years ago. That law paved the way for marriage equality, which came in 2009. Close to 100 people packed the Statehouse lawn to celebrate the Green Mountain State's milestone by unveiling a historic marker. "(The marker) serves to celebrate the series of events that led to this achievement and recognizes all those who contributed to this movement," the governor said. The marriage equality movement in Vermont was largely started by Stan Baker, his now husband Peter Harrigan and other same-sex couples. "It's amazing. It feels like coming full circle. It reminds me of the old days when this was happening," Baker said, looking up at the new marker. Baker spent countless hours in the state's capital of Montpelier fighting his court case: Baker v. Vermont. He and other couples argued that the state's ban on same-sex marriage denied rights granted by the Vermont Constitution. "Because we fell in love, we wanted to have a legal bond joining us and we wanted to be able to proclaim our love in front of our family and friends," Baker said. The court said he was right. He remembers it like it was yesterday. "On Dec. 20, 1999, we were to be given the same marriage rights as opposite gender couples," Baker said. Those marriage rights were called civil unions, which paved the way for marriage equality to be legalized nearly 10 years later. It's a story Baker and Harrigan hope will inspire others to fight for their rights. "The system can work in favor of justice," Harrigan said. Justice and equality. They're two words that sum up a chapter in Vermont's past. It's a chapter that's spelled out and now stands tall where history was made.
MONTPELIER, Vt. —
"It's a wonderful day in Vermont," Gov. Phil Scott said while standing outside the Statehouse on a chilly Tuesday morning.
Scott was speaking about commemorating the first-in-the-nation civil union law, which was legalized in Vermont 17 years ago.
That law paved the way for marriage equality, which came in 2009.
Close to 100 people packed the Statehouse lawn to celebrate the Green Mountain State's milestone by unveiling a historic marker.
"(The marker) serves to celebrate the series of events that led to this achievement and recognizes all those who contributed to this movement," the governor said.
The marriage equality movement in Vermont was largely started by Stan Baker, his now husband Peter Harrigan and other same-sex couples.
"It's amazing. It feels like coming full circle. It reminds me of the old days when this was happening," Baker said, looking up at the new marker.
Baker spent countless hours in the state's capital of Montpelier fighting his court case: Baker v. Vermont.
He and other couples argued that the state's ban on same-sex marriage denied rights granted by the Vermont Constitution.
"Because we fell in love, we wanted to have a legal bond joining us and we wanted to be able to proclaim our love in front of our family and friends," Baker said.
The court said he was right. He remembers it like it was yesterday.
"On Dec. 20, 1999, we were to be given the same marriage rights as opposite gender couples," Baker said.
Those marriage rights were called civil unions, which paved the way for marriage equality to be legalized nearly 10 years later.
It's a story Baker and Harrigan hope will inspire others to fight for their rights.
"The system can work in favor of justice," Harrigan said.
Justice and equality. They're two words that sum up a chapter in Vermont's past.
It's a chapter that's spelled out and now stands tall where history was made.


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Q: How to submit form using JS inside validator function Typically forms are instructed where to post when the form element is declared.
For example something like this,

<form action="http://127.0.0.1:3000/myApp" method="POST">

However if I use JavaScript to validate the form before it is posted I'm not sure what to do.
The simplified test code below checks to see if the text input element is empty.  If the input element wasn't filled in it alerts the user that the form wasn't valid.  If it's not empty it should send the form's contents to node.  But I'm not sure how to do this from inside a function.  I'm going to use Express but I'm at the initial stage of setting this up.

"use strict";

function submitIfValid() {
    if(document.querySelector('input').value != '') {
        // The form is valid.  What instruction sends it to node?
    } else {
        alert('form not valid');
    }
}
<form onsubmit="submitIfValid()">

    <input type="text" name="fieldOne">

    <input type="submit">

</form>

A: Just call .submit() on the form, this will handle submitting it, and not trigger the onsubmit handler again.

"use strict";

let form = document.querySelector("#form");

form.addEventListener("submit", submitIfValid)

function submitIfValid(event) {
    event.preventDefault();
    if(document.querySelector('input').value != '') {
        form.submit();
    } else {
        alert('form not valid');
    }
}
<form id="form" action="http://127.0.0.1:3000/myApp" method="POST">

    <input type="text" name="fieldOne">

    <input type="submit">

</form>

You also need to use event.preventDefault() so the form doesn't submit even though it's not validated.
If you would like submit the form in the background, use fetch to make a POST request to the action:

"use strict";

let form = document.querySelector("#form");

form.addEventListener("submit", submitIfValid)

function submitIfValid(event) {
  event.preventDefault();
  if (document.querySelector('input').value != '') {
    const data = new URLSearchParams();
    for (const pair of new FormData(form)) {
      data.append(pair[0], pair[1]);
    }

    fetch(url, {
        method: 'post',
        body: data,
      })
      .then(...);
  } else {
    alert('form not valid');
  }
}
<form id="form" action="http://127.0.0.1:3000/myApp" method="POST">

  <input type="text" name="fieldOne">

  <input type="submit">

</form>

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Most of the ski slopes are gentle with the main slope offering a wide and uncrowded area with good visibility. Jiigatake Snow Resort is good for families to challenge skiing and snowboarding as well as for beginners. At the top of the mountain there are tree runs to explore, it is calm and quiet. On a sunny day you can enjoy the views over Azumino. Toroika is a ski lift for small children to ride safely and enjoy sleds.
Kashimayari Snow Resort is closest to the Matsumoto and Azumino area with 16 different courses to challenge not to mention the great view of the North Alps. From the top of the mountain, you can enjoy a 5,000m downhill course with great view of Aoki Lake. Central Plaza 1130 is centrally located with restaurants, shops, accommodation and a stunning view to enjoy from the outdoor onsen after ski.
Hakuba Sanosaka Snow Resort is surrounded by beautiful woodlands and a picturesque scene of the nearby Aoki Lake. 80% of the ski slopes are for beginners and intermediates level skiers and riders. This resort is most popular amongst families and leisure skiers. In Hakuba Sanosaka Snow Resort the mogul course has been well repaired for skiers and riders of all abilities.
Hakuba Goryu Snow Resort has 3 areas of alpine skiing to enjoy. Alps-daira, Tohmi and Iimori. There are 15 courses in Goryu. Alps-daira ski slope's attractiveness is the long term seasonality which is open until the end of Golden Week. The resorts snow quality and panoramic views of the North Alps are both incredible features to enjoy. Tohmi and Iimori slope is ideal for beginners, kids and families. It also has the largest night skiing area.
In HAKUBA VALLEY, the outstanding popular snow park is in HAKUBA47 Winter Sports Park. It provides a half-pipe for professionals and a kicker for jumping as well as a variety of items in the park to play and enjoy. Ski or ride or just sit back and watch the other skiers and riders moving around the park. Good atmosphere and a great place to make park friends. From the top of the mountain one can also access Hakuba Goryu, and both resorts can be enjoyed on the popular dual mountain pass.
Hakuba Happo-one Snow Resort is a magnificent skiing venue in Japan, widely recognized for the Nagano winter Olympic games held in 1998. The vertical of Happo is some of the steepest piste in the entire Valley at 1,071m. A place to carve and shred some epic powder snow conditions not to mention the longest runs allowing you to cruise an 8000m course. From beginners to advanced level enjoy the big scale slopes, but you need more than one day. Happo's big scale also offers an interesting mix of restaurants, cafes and food stops on the slopes and around the base. One can truly indulge in delicious cuisine from local Nagano and around the world.
Hakuba Iwatake Snow Field exposes you to a 360℃ panoramic view of the Hakuba mountain range. A gondola lift will take you on a non-stop journey to the top of the mountain. Here the slopes are wide and gentle as well as challenging providing a variety of courses for all levels of skiers and riders. It is also well known here for the snow park and cross-country ski trails which are constantly maintained all year round.
With a backdrop of 3,000m mountains known as the North Alps, this splendid mountain scenery has plenty of snowfall, heavy snow accumulates often and is the main attractiveness for visitors. With a width of 1,200m it is well suited to families and beginners. The gondola is a distance of 4,000m you can ride it all the way to the top non-stop. Approximately 5km's long, the ride itself is a sightseeing activity. The powder zone here is known as "Tsuga-Pow DBD" it also has an area for kids and beginners with a long course and onsen. From March Tsugaike offers heli-ski tours.
A superb viewpoint spreads before your eyes in the northern most part of the North Alps. A romantic location resembles something similar to a private resort, a natural attractiveness of this region. The wide ski slopes are beginner friendly and offer families a chance to ski together in tranquility. The steep course at 38℃ is enjoyed by advanced skiers and riders. A mogul course is also maintained offering a variety of abilities a chance to try it all. The ski slopes are both groomed and ungroomed, powder snow conditions are the best to enjoy. Snow scoot, telemark ski and snowshoe are also popular on these slopes.
Heavy snow accumulates often in Cortina, the highest annual records are in this snow resort. This fact as well as amazing tree skiing in powder conditions makes it a very popular place to visit. The attractiveness is not only in the ski resort but also the ski in and ski out Hotel Green Plaza Hakuba with 257 rooms that is the largest in this area including onsen facilities, a variety of Japanese and Italian meals and well as fast food and a café with excellent coffee and sweet menu total 5 restaurants. Cortina is a wonderful snow resort venue and location.


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It may be September, but another heat wave is on the way
Updated: Jan. 16, 2019, 8:18 p.m. | Published: Sep. 07, 2016, 12:45 p.m.
By Len Melisurgo | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
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Several hot and sticky days are on the way in New Jersey, making early September feel like July, forecasters say.
(AccuWeather)
After a week of comfortable temperatures in the 70s and 80s, New Jersey is going to face another heat wave later this week.
Some parts of the state could even set records as the weekend draws near, according to the National Weather Service.
In central and southern New Jersey -- particularly around the Philadelphia suburbs -- the heat and humidity could combine to make it feel as hot as 100 degrees during the afternoon hours on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the weather service said.
The hottest region of the state is expected to be Mercer, Gloucester and Camden counties, as well as northwestern Burlington County.
In eastern Pennsylvania, the heat index could approach 100 degrees in Delaware and Philadelphia counties, along with eastern Chester County, eastern Montgomery County and lower Bucks County.
Will the humidity be as oppressive as it was during the brutal heat waves that hit our region in July and August?
"It looks like it'll be close to that," said Dean Iovino, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service's regional forecast office in Mount Holly. "Maybe not as bad, but people will feel it. The heat index values will approach 100, so it will be fairly uncomfortable as we go through that stretch," Thursday through Saturday.
Based on the weather service forecast, the best chance of tying or topping any daily temperature records is on Friday, when the mercury climbs into the low to mid-90s in many parts of the region.
The current record highs for Sept. 9 are 92 degrees in Atlantic City, 93 in Trenton, 94 in Newark, 94 in Philadelphia and 97 in New Brunswick.
The latest wave of uncomfortable weather is the result of a very hot air mass that's moving toward the East Coast from the West and Southwest, Iovino said.
UPDATE: The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for Mercer, Gloucester and Camden counties, and northwestern Burlington County, effective from noon to 6 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 8, when the heat index could get as high as 102 degrees.
The weather service said parts of Central New Jersey could see heat index readings (how hot it feels when the air temperature is combined with the humidity level) approaching 100 degrees on Thursday afternoon and Saturday afternoon, and parts of far southern New Jersey could see heat index readings as high as 105 degrees on Thursday and Saturday.
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Potomac Honors Outstanding Teachers
A very meaningful part of Potomac's Opening Assembly is the presentation of the school's Bill Cook Excellent Teaching Award. Named in honor of beloved teacher and assistant head of school Bill Cook, who passed away in 2016, the award is presented annually to teachers "who exemplify the commitment to excellence and love of learning that define a Potomac School education." This year there were two honorees: Nick Hanson and Shefali Sardar.
Mr. Hanson joined Potomac's Music Department in 2006. Through his efforts, the school's handbell program has grown to include five ensembles, featuring 139 students in grades 5 through 12. In addition to leading Potomac's program, he has spoken at music conventions and conducted at handbell festivals throughout the United States and in England, China, and Singapore. Many of his handbell compositions and arrangements have been published.
Ms. Sardar is the Middle School's first academic dean, a role she has held since 2016. In nearly 25 years at Potomac, she has held a number of classroom and administrative positions. She began as an MS teaching intern, then served as a sixth grade teacher, a language arts resource teacher, and the Middle School's language arts and humanities coordinator before being named dean.
Both Mr. Hanson and Ms. Sardar are known for their focus on student success and unwavering commitment to excellence. We thank them for their many contributions to Potomac and congratulate them on receiving this well-deserved honor.
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Sandwich Day Resumes with Heart
Yesterday, our K-12 students relaunched Potomac's 33-year Sandwich Day tradition to support Martha's Table and Cornerstones, by making 1,058 sandwiches. Our school-wide tradition returns with a focus on learning about and addressing food insecurity and achieving food equity in our local community.
New this year, our students will use compostable sandwich bags, eliminating up to 18,000 plastic bags used for packaging donations each year. This environmental initiative was inspired by a project by Matt Brow '24. This year's compostable bags were generously provided through a Green Grant from Potomac's Office of Stewardship, Sustainability, and Outdoor Education.
Watch the kick off video that our K-12 student leaders created and view the schedules for the divisional Sandwich Days from October through May. Thank you to Parent Association Service Learning Committee Co-chairs Gretchen Speigel and Tiffany Butler and our K-12 parent volunteers for spearheading yearlong Sandwich Day logistics, and to Potomac families for donating sandwich-making supplies. We will share more information, including Potomac's Sandwich Day history, throughout the school year. Enjoy photos!
Speakers Enhance the Classroom Experience
Potomac students benefit from meeting and hearing from a wide array of guest speakers who are industry leaders and subject-matter experts. Learning from distinguished guests enhances the curriculum and gives students opportunities to explore interesting topics in greater depth. These experiences also provide leadership opportunities for students, who may be invited to research and introduce the speakers or moderate Q-and-A sessions following the presentations. While Potomac continues to host virtual speaker programs – bringing in guests from around the world who cannot be here in person – it has been wonderful to be able to welcome more speakers back to campus for in-person programs this fall.
Earlier this week, our IS and US chorus students met with Broadway actor and opera singer Jonathan Christopher, who spoke about his experiences as a lead performer in the national tour of Hamilton. (See the article in the IS section below for more details.) Next week, author, actor, and activist Maulik Pancholy will return to Potomac to speak to the Middle School about his second book, Nikhil Out Loud. Read more...
Community Members Learn about Sandwich Day History
Last week's Sandwich Day Gathering had a twofold purpose: A group of Potomac community members worked together to make sandwich donations for Martha's Table, and they also had the opportunity to learn about the 33-year history of Potomac's Sandwich Day. US history teacher Jen Hellman had researched the topic and shared a very interesting presentation. The participants also dug in to the why behind Potomac's commitment to service learning, through facilitated discussions. It was particularly meaningful for this group of K-12 student leaders, faculty, staff, and parents to strengthen their understanding of, and identify ways to improve, our school's Sandwich Day tradition, which will resume as a community-wide initiative in October.
May Day Was a Joy for All
Last Friday, our connected community celebrated Potomac's time-honored tradition of May Day, which marks winter's transition to spring and summer. We hope this year's full-community blend of music, dance, poetry, and learning will be a model for many May Days to come. It was a beautiful day to be together on campus! Enjoy the colorful photo gallery.
PCCC Celebrates Women's History Month
On Monday evening, Potomac's Parent Cultural Competence Committee (PCCC) hosted a virtual program that featured five female leaders from within the Potomac community. Charlotte Berlin (Potomac School), Marjorie Brennan (Children's National Hospital), Tanya La Force (Mission Focused Consulting), Juna McDaid (Potomac School), and Anu Saxena (Hilton Hotels) spoke about their leadership journeys and shared lessons they have learned along the way. Thanks to all who participated! It was a lively discussion, and there were some great questions. Watch the program here.


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Q: Angular textarea newline not working when ng-model is changed I have a text area bound to a variable in the controller using ngModel. The problem is only the initialized value is displayed in the textarea with proper new line formatting . When I change value of the model that has \n, it shows the text \n rather than the expected new line. Has anyone encountered this before? I'm using Angular 1.2.28
Controller
ctrlFunction = function () {
return {
    restrict: 'AE',
    templateUrl: 'my/view/path.html',
    link: function (scope, element, attrs) {

        scope.text = '\nLOOP 100\n  WAIT 5\n  input hello\n  if 1\n    message\n  endif\nENDLOOP\nHANGUP\n\n\n\u0000';

        scope.changeText= function(){
                 scope.text='\nLOOP 100\n  WAIT 5\n  input hello\n  if 1\n    message\n  endif\nENDLOOP\nHANGUP\n\n\n\u0000';
            }
        }
    }
}

View
  <textarea class="form-control" ng-model="text"></textarea>
  <button ng-click="changeText()"></button>

Before clicking the button

After

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" did not work either. In fact they did not work even during the initialization of the model

A: I can't reproduce your problem but if you are trying to display the text with \n characters as newlines you can put the expression into an element with style="white-space: pre;"

var app = angular.module('app', []);

app.directive('myTextArea', function() {
  var startingText = "Starting text";
  return {
    restrict: 'AE',
    template: '<textarea class="form-control" ng-model="text"></textarea>
{{ text }}

<button ng-click="changeText()">change</button>
',
    link: function(scope, element, attrs) {
      scope.text = startingText;
      scope.changeText = function() {
        scope.text = '\nLOOP 100\n  WAIT 5\n  input hello\n  if 1\n    message\n  endif\nENDLOOP\nHANGUP\n\n\n\u0000';
      }
    }
  };
});
textarea.form-control {
  height: 150px;
}

  <my-text-area></my-text-area>


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Q: Dynamic column change I am wondering if in Excel there is a way to change columns as described below?
=A1*(Formula that returns a letter)2

so for example the formula returns the letter F the result would be
=A1*F2
then if in cell A1 = 3, and F2 = 7. then where the Excel formula is the result would be 21.
I am hoping this approach is possible as I am hoping to use it in a SUMPRODUCT(SUMIFS(.......................................)) where the data I am analyzing is in a mess of columns and labels. and am confused with what else I can try.

A: The INDIRECT function can take text-that-looks-like-a-cell-reference and convert it into a valid cell reference.
=INDIRECT("A2")
=INDIRECT("A"&2)
=INDIRECT(<formula that returns a letter>&2)
=INDIRECT(<formula that returns a letter>&"2")

... each of these is the the same as,
=A2

All you have to do is pass along some constructed text string that can be interpreted as a cell reference into INDIRECT.
Caution should be exercised when using the INDIRECT function as it is considered a volatile¹ function. If they are used in calculation-intensive formulas or very prolifically, the user will experience calculation lag whenever anything in the workbook changes.

¹ Volatile functions recalculate whenever anything in the entire workbook changes, not just when something that affects their outcome changes. Examples of volatile functions are INDIRECT, OFFSET, TODAY, NOW, RAND and RANDBETWEEN. Some sub-functions of the CELL and INFO worksheet functions will make them volatile as well.


Held over for future meeting.
Gledhow Valley Conservation Area Group are having an Open Day on Saturday 7th July 3-5pm at the Police Club. They have asked the Group if they would like a stall. The Group would like to attend provided they have enough volunteers as they have also committed to St Matthews Fayre on the same day.
The Group has received this month's minutes of the Leeds Voice Environmental Eorum.
Posters - Have been printed and distributed at the meeting to put up in local schools, businesses and woods.
Programme - Peter and Adrian to plan, Adam to design. 400 needed.
Flyers - 5,000 were produced and passed to various members of the Group to distribute to local schools and libraries.
PA System - Martin to provide if we get a generator.
LCC Forestry & Dale the Chainsaw Man - LCC agreed to attend but have pulled out at the last minute due to a commitment the previous weekend. Martin to check if Dale can still attend on his own.
Raffle - Adam to scrounge prizes and organise. Prize fund is already at £640, including a very generous £100 gift voucher from Edinburgh Bicycle Co-operative, £68 of Leeds Rhino tickets from the Leeds Building Society, and a £50 mirror from Mungai Mirrors.
Wildlife Quiz - Rodley Nature Reserve unable to attend. Martin to ask Steve if they can do a quiz.
Bug Hunt - Subject to manpower, Steve Clavering attending.
Turns/Timetable - Peter/Martin. Details to Adam for programme.
Conservation Area Committee - Agreed.
Peter will be interviewed by Roundhay School for a community slot on their radio station, East Leeds FM, on 7th June between 6pm and 7pm to promote our FunDay.
Friends of Highwood would like to borrow a gazebo which the Group agreed.
Adam agreed to e-mail members asking for plant donations, cake baking and volunteers to help on the day. Any volunteers to be sent to Joan so that she can allocate tasks.
Martin asked everyone in the Group to let him know how many gazebos they had stored so that he could check we had enough.
The Group discussed buying a generator. There was some discussion over size and cost. Martin to investigate further and discuss with LCC and Tesco if some of their donation could be used for this purpose.
Martin agreed to e-mail Adam details of the layout and order of play so that he could produce a programme of events.
Adrian agreed to confirm that the band time of 3pm was OK by close on Wednesday.
Martin agreed to contact Elaine regarding the equipment she normally brings for the FunDay, and the Group agreed that we should get some wood chippings ready in case of bad weather.


Response: By systematically examining the quality of control as a function of calibration time, we found that performance plateaued for all three users in under three minutes. This was achieved by rapidly updating the decoder as the user was using the system, so that the system adapted to the recorded brain signals in real-time. The quality of control was similar to what we have found using our standard calibration method, which took 10-15 minutes and required supervision from a trained research technician.
One participant, T5, a 63-year old man with paralysis who had never used a BCI before, also participated in this study. Prior to using the system for the first time, I explained to him how the system worked. He decided that imagining the control of a joystick control was intuitive. Once he started imagining controlling the computer cursor using the imagery of moving a joystick, he very quickly acquired cursor control and needed only 37 seconds to acquire his first target on a screen.
Response: Up until now, getting going with a BCI has required oversight from a trained technician. Our results suggest that once we begin to record from our users' motor cortex, we can push the 'calibrate' button and allow the user to rapidly develop intuitive and high-quality cursor control. Our new approach removes the need for technician oversight during calibration, and brings us one step closer to getting this system to people who we hope will benefit from it.
Response: There is still plenty of research to do toward making these devices even more practical, robust, and easy to use. Ideally, the goal would be to develop a system that would work 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, without the need for technician intervention. This will require continued clinical research.
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Tile showing a warning sign-"Add-on uninstalled:Tile data will no longer be updated"
We have created a custom tile and on dragging it on a page and setting its configuration, it is working fine.
But on un-installing and re-installing the tile and navigating to the same page where it was previously dragged, it shows a warning sign with the message "Add-on uninstalled:Tile data will no longer be updated" as shown in the screenshot.
Even when the tile has been re-installed , it should not show this warning message.
Please find attached the definiton.json.
Even though adding a tile on the page again removes the warning sign.But we are looking for a solution where the user does not have to re-add the tile to a page to remove the warning.
Kindly suggest on how to remove this warning sign.
Re: Tile showing a warning sign-"Add-on uninstalled:Tile data will no longer be updated"
When you are uninstalling/reinstalling a Tile...you need to exit the Tile Management experience and then re-enter to get an updated list of Tiles and their internal ID's. Based on what you've shared, this sounds like the most likely problem.
When we are unistalling/reinstalling a tile, we cannot find the option to exit and re-enter the tile management experience so as to get the updated list of tiles and their internal IDs.
Could you please let us know where to find the option to exit the tile management experience.
Basically, this is just hitting "cancel" on the Tile Page edit experience, it reloads the entire page in the normal view mode, and then you click Manage/Edit again and try re-installing the Tile. When the Edit UI loads, it will automatically grab the updated list of Tiles installed and their new UUIDs (if changed).
Thank you Ryan Rutan for sharing this solution.
Just to confirm , is there any alternate solution besides re-installation of the tile that can remove this warning sign.
The error you are encountering is stale data on a screen caused by you swapping out the addon in another tab. The best method I use is to lock in basic aspects of my addon (names and basic layouts of all tile views, app contributions, etc...) before I do my first install. Usually I can modify the view specifics (HTML, CSS, JS) without having to reinstall the addon.
If you are doing a jive hosted Tile/app, it is usually better to use a tool like ngrok (or other localist proxy) to build the solution as a middleware hosted solution, and when ready to publish, convert it to Jive hosted.
Hi, Ryan Rutan. Currently, i face the same problem. My add-on is a jive hosted app, when i uninstall and reinstall it, the warning message appears. How can i remove the warning?
You will need to remove the Tile and re-add it. When you remove your addon, the Tile instance ID is associated with a Tile key that is no longer valid. When it is reinstalled it gets a new key and as such that requires the Tile to be reinstalled into the place.
Thanks. I will tell the users to re-add the tile. A little sad to know that.
In your post above "Usually I can modify the view specifics (HTML, CSS, JS) without having to reinstall the addon."
How do modify html, css and Js without reinstalling a jive hosted app?
I think what Ryan is saying here is that you don't have to uninstall and reinstall the add-on when simple HTML/CSS/JS changes are made. That is, you can just go to "Upload Package" and re-upload the zip file and it updates all installed tiles.
Thanks John, this will be great, i'll try this next time.
Locks in your Add-On UUID from ever-changing between builds and/or setting the ID for a specific app. Your UUID is very important to lock in once you start real development, especially when it comes to signing add-ons (see jiveServiceSignature, below) Note: You will need to re-run the build process for the changes to take effect.
Although they don't explicitly list "ID" as a key in the documentation, they mention both UUID and ID in the blurb above.
2. This creates jsonclientconfiguration.json where ID and UUID are the same, e.g.
In this thread, one thing that was not specifically mentioned, is that you posted your definition.json file, but this is not the most relative file to review. Definition.json just outlines the data structure of what gets stored on Jive. For your installation issue, I would check the jiveclientconfiguration.json file to ensure that you have both ID and UUID set to the same value. Then when you build the app, it updates the meta.json file and the ID is placed there as well. It is the ID in the meta.json file which ultimately is the most important. If this is not the same with each successive update, you won't be able to update your existing tiles.
To summarize, I would ensure that when you create a tile that the ID and UUID are set to the same unique value each time you deploy your search tile. The ID and UUID should be the same from the start and never change. If they are not set, Jive will auto-generate and ID and put that in the meta.json and that will be different every time.


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When a software developer works on a small customer project for a long time he or she builds up a lot of knowledge. If we do not take measures your company will become depending on this professional. Should he or she leave our company that could affect the continuity of your business processes. Therefore we offer a procedure to share the knowledge of your application with more developers. Of course this will ask for additional investments but the benefit outweighs the costs: e.g. code-reviewing leads to better quality, better service and less fail costs and will reduce the dependency on the individual developer. A contingency plan is always part of our offering.