The start of the school year is always an exciting time of new beginnings. Believe it or not, the first day of school is now less than a month away! This year, ISTP is especially excited to welcome our students back to the newly transformed and upgraded Cohn Campus. Extensive construction has been ongoing throughout the summer, and no inch of the campus has been left untouched.
The biggest changes you will notice when school resumes are the new media hub and the upgraded Rothschild Multipurpose Room. Work on the 1,000 square foot addition at the front of the school will continue throughout the fall. There are also many smaller changes – such as repainted walls and refinished floors – that have refreshed the campus, making it a more beautiful and inspiring learning environment.
Head of School Philippe Dietz notes, "the Expansion for Innovation Campaign is about increasing and improving space," and the construction this summer has certainly accomplished that. "More importantly," Philippe adds, "the Expansion for Innovation is about continuing to develop our school's academic programs." As ISTP moves into the future, our new media hub and updated MPR will play central roles in facilitating the rigorous yet well-rounded education ISTP offers each student.
We hope you and your family are just as excited as we are for school to begin again in a few short weeks!
Watch the short slideshow below for a sneak peek of the new Cohn Campus.


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So it turns out that, for a journalist, I'm not very good at keeping a daily journal. Perhaps that's because even I was bored by the minutiae of my daily life. Imagine how the readers of this blog (if there were any) felt.
In the meantime, for the last couple of years, I've been thinking that there ought to be a way for me to share some of the practical wisdom about journalism that I've acquired over 25 years in the business. I've been ramming it down the throats of the unsuspecting interns who I train here at Sirius OutQ. But perhaps there are some j-students, working reporters, or even 'civilians' who would get something from my ramblings.
Well, 'ramblings' probably isn't the right word. What I actually had in mind was more quotidian. Starting now, I plan to stop blogging my life (pretty much), and start blogging very practical tips, tricks, rules to follow and rules to break in the everyday practice of broadcast journalism.
These entries won't be the kinds of things you get in journalism school classrooms, at least as far as I can tell from the J-school educated interns who come to me. I will have little to say about journalistic theory. Instead, they will be narrowly-focused notions, nuggets, peeves, tropes — and the occasional rant — about broadcast news writing, reporting, researching and delivery.
These will all by as seen from my unique perspective, which is that of a news director and anchor, supervising a very small newsroom, on a single channel, servicing a niche audience, on a national satellite radio service (too many commas, I know, but they're there for clarity). That means many people may disagree, or think my views are too conventional or narrow, or not conventional enough. So take all these observations for what they are worth. Your mileage may vary.


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President of Pixar Jim Morris Talks About FINDING DORY
Today, at the Comic Con Experience Brazil, president of Pixar Jim Morris announced a lot of news from the upcoming movie Finding Dory, produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures. Hit the jump to check it!
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Today, at CCXP - Comic Con Experience from Brazil, Jim Morris, president of Disney Pixar Studios, announced news from the upcoming Pixar movie Finding Dory. He also showed arts and unfinished scenes, and presented a new software that Pixar developed to create crowds (schools of fish).
The story of the movie will follow Dory, Merlin and Nemo as they set off on a journey to find about Dory's past and parents. The movie will be mainly set in the Marine Biology Institute of California, a huge complex of rehabilitation for marine life. Dory learns that she was born and raised there and was released in the ocean when she was a kid. We will se new characters, like an octopus, sea lions, a beluga whale and others.
Finding Dory is scheduled to be released on June 17, 2016.

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Okuchi Distillery: A Kagoshima Favorite from the Isa Basin
April 25, 2017 by Christopher Pellegrini Leave a Comment
Mr. Koichi Yamada, standing in front of a conditioning tank, is head of business operations at the distillery.
The earliest known written reference to shochu was discovered at Kōriyama Hachiman Shrine in the small valley city of Isa, Kagoshima. Dating from 1559, the reference is actually graffiti, a protest by the carpenters who hid their complaint within the roof's rafters. They were upset that they were not given any shochu while working on the shrine, a considerable slight since the area already had strong ties to what would one day become the national spirit. Nearly five centuries later, Okuchi Distillery has consolidated and carried the Isa Basin's resources and vigor, and helped create a prefectural mainstay in the process. The distillery's flagship shochu, Kuro Isanishiki, is the best-selling shochu in the capital, Kagoshima City. The affable and energetic General Manager of Okuchi Distillery, Koichi Yamada, sat down with The Kyushu Advantage to tell us what makes the company unique.
Please tell us about Okuchi Distillery's background and history.
This valley has long had a strong connection to shochu. Even though we make honkaku potato shochu at Okuchi, the fields surrounding the distillery are mostly rice paddies. This basin is surprisingly cold, the mornings can be just shocking when you remember that Isa is part of Kagoshima and not even on top of a mountain. The climate is sometimes compared to Niigata Prefecture far to the north, which means sweet potatoes do not easily grow here. But the water is excellent for making shochu, and that is why we are still here. And of course we use locally cultivated rice in our starter mashes. In 1970, 11 Isa distillers merged and formed this distillery, Okuchi. The government did not have a system for issuing shochu distilling licenses until 1906, so it is impossible to know which of the 11 is the oldest. I joined the company in 1985, two years before the debut of Kuro Isanishiki, our flagship premium shochu.
A replica of the graffiti that is the first known written reference to shochu. It was hidden within the rafters of a nearby shrine.
Can you tell us a little about what makes Okuchi Distillery unique?
Okuchi Distillery only makes sweet potato shochu, a fact we're quite proud of. Like all Satsuma Shochu producers, we source our sweet potatoes from farmers in Kagoshima and focus on providing great shochu to our customers here in this prefecture. During the recent honkaku shochu boom we were mostly unable to ship to Osaka and Tokyo even though the phone was ringing off the hook. We just didn't have the stock to enter those huge markets. It would have meant cutting off our customers here at home, and that was something that Okuchi Distillery couldn't stomach. Instead, we redoubled our efforts locally and put more energy into making our Isanishiki line available in Kagoshima City. Our customer appreciated our dedication, and they have remained loyal. Consequently, Kuro Isanishiki is now the number one selling shochu in Kagoshima City.
A decade after the boom, Kuro Isanishiki is beecoming a bit easier to find in Tokyo. As a next step, what are your thoughts on international markets?
Our shochu is currently available in Los Angeles and New York, but on a somewhat limited basis. Our biggest market outside of Japan is undoubtedly China because so many Japanese business people live there. Some major Japanese companies such as car manufacturers are starting to move plants and employees to Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam, so we're seeing growth in those countries as well. But it's not easy to move into a market where few people have ever heard the word "shochu" before. There are many places that we would love to be able to target, like London and Paris, but knowledge of how to serve and enjoy shochu is lacking in those regions. But we won't let that stop us. I'm working hard to make sure that shochu booms overseas, and I hope that Kuro Isanishiki will become the Nissan GT-R "GODZILLA" of Shochu!
Giant moromi (mash) tanks allow the yeast and koji to do their thing. Fermentation typically takes 2-3 weeks.
How do people at home in Kagoshima Prefecture enjoy your shochu?
As you can probably imagine, oyuwari is most common when it comes to Kuro Isanishiki. Our younger customers are a bit more likely to drink it mizuwari or even mixed with a sparkling water. And that is one of the great things about shochu in general, everyone can find their own favorite way to enjoy it.
Are there any new or exciting things that Okuchi Distillery is currently working on?
Our new Isa Komachi shochu is being bottled at both 13 and 25% ABV. It has a beautiful, almost tropical bouquet, and is made with hamakomachi sweet potatoes and locally grown rice. These sweet potatoes are orange in color, and the resulting shochu is great on the rocks or mizuwari. It goes well with a variety of snacks, such as dried fruit, and can even be poured over ice cream! Okuchi Distillery: A Kagoshima Favorite from the Isa Basin Isa Komachi has become quite popular with female customers, and we even have a contingent of employees that have formed a "Shochu Girls" group to help promote this new product. By the way, nearly 20% of Okuchi's salaried staff is female, a surprisingly large number for this industry.
Another thing that we're quite excited about is a joint project that will create a shochu tasting facility in Kagoshima City in the near future. It will operate on a coin system and make it possible to try a wide variety of shochu from different producers very affordably. It's based on the coin system that is sometimes found at large ski resorts in Japan, and it should be a great way to attract tourists or other people who are new to shochu. If we give people 100 different options, then they will be more likely to discover shochu's quality and find a brand that they enjoy.
Republished with permission by Zipangu Japan and The Kyushu ADVANTAGE.
Filed Under: Distillery Tagged With: honkaku shochu, Kagoshima Prefecture, Koriyama Hachiman Shrine, Kuro Isa Nishiki, Okuchi Distillery, Satsuma Shochu, Yamada Koichi
About Christopher Pellegrini
Christopher Pellegrini, author of The Shochu Handbook, happened upon shochu more than a decade ago, and his curiosity was piqued by the dearth of published information about it. Many years of distillery visits, palate refining, and test taking later, he became one of the few Certified Shochu Sommelier (SSI) to be born outside of Japan. He now spends his time conducting shochu and awamori tastings, writing for various food and drink publications, and consulting restaurants, bars, and distributors on how to bring these drinks into the fold.
A native of Vermont, Christopher was an accomplished pole vaulter and spent several years working for Otter Creek Brewing where he eventually inhabited the night brewing shift. Little did he know that his experience making good beer would lead him to a career in another high quality drink thousands of miles away. After a year in Spain and two in South Korea, Christopher moved to Tokyo, Japan in 2002, where a distinct lack of craft beer sent him straight into shochu's open arms.
He has since found a home talking about Japanese food and drinks for an international audience. He is the host of Japan Booze Blind and Ishokudogen, two web series that cater to Japan's culinary fans around the world. Christopher holds an MA in language education from University College London's Institute of Education, and is the English translator of the survival Japanese textbook Konnichiwa, Nihongo! He has also been published in print and online outlets such as Koe and Global Insider.
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N.Y. / Region|A Lack of Interest (and Candidates) in New System's School Parent Councils
A Lack of Interest (and Candidates) in New System's School Parent Councils
By JULIE BOSMAN APRIL 28, 2007
The stage was set for the candidates' forum. Andrew Baumann, one of nine candidates on the ballot for a school parent council in southwest Queens, was the first person to arrive.
And he was alone.
"Not a single person," Mr. Baumann said disgustedly of the recent nonevent in Community School District 27. "One candidate showed up. Me."
Elections begin on Monday for the 34 parent councils that replaced New York City's community school boards when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg won control of the school system in 2002.
The councils are intended to give parents a voice in running the schools, and to be even more representative of their interests than the old school boards, which were often criticized as rife with political patronage and corruption.
But with parents fuming that the councils have no real authority, no power to institute policy and no influence with the Department of Education, the elections, which run through May 8, have been foreshadowed by skimpy attendance at candidate forums. And in some cases, there is a distinct lack of candidates to run for vacant seats.
While there are nine elected seats on each council, in at least two districts only four or five candidates are on the ballot. (Two additional members of each council are appointed by the borough president.)
So few parents wanted to run that the deadline to become a candidate was extended this year. Two weeks ago, the Chancellor's Parent Advisory Council — a citywide parent group separate from the district councils — urged a boycott of the vote until the Department of Education "modifies the present election process" to do things like better inform candidates.
Unlike the old school board elections, open to all registered voters, current state law restricts this election so that only the top three officers of each school's parent association vote for council members. Parents serving on the district councils are ineligible to be officers in the parent associations of their own schools.
Many parents who have been elected to the councils say they feel out of the loop, disrespected by an education department that, they say, decides first and asks later.
And several council presidents said they were frustrated by a perceived lack of support from school principals, many of whom do not even know who their council members are.
"The principals feel they don't have to deal with the education councils," said James Dandridge, the council president of District 18 in Brooklyn. "It's like: 'Who are you? You can't hire or fire me. You have no pull.' "
The Department of Education says that it is trying to improve the councils, and has scheduled a meeting for May 22 between Chancellor Joel I. Klein and the council presidents. It also hopes to increase voter turnout in the coming election.
"There clearly is more work to be done," said Tom Huser, the director of the councils at the Department of Education. "There definitely is some sense out there that we need to do a better job of bringing the parents into the fold and reaching out to them as we plan programs and make policy for the department."
But in a sign of how useless even the most active parents consider the councils, some districts with long legacies of heavily involved parents have shown the least interest in the coming elections.
In District 2, covering the East Side and much of Lower Manhattan, only two people attended a recent candidates' forum, said Michael Propper, the district's council president.
"By and large, parents don't even know the council exists," Mr. Propper said, adding that he would not be running for another term this year.
Andrew Baumann, with his son Anthony on a playground in Queens, is running for the parent council in his children's school district. Credit Marko Georgiev for The New York Times
Rob Caloras, the council president in District 26 in northeast Queens, a district known for its excellent schools and high levels of activism by parents, said that only five people were running for the parent council.
"It's kind of sad," Mr. Caloras said. "We've lost people who were on the council. They went back to the PTA because they feel it's much more important to be active in their children's schools than waste their time here."
According to David Cantor, a spokesman for the Education Department, the first parent council election in 2004 attracted roughly 1,200 parents who signed up to run. In 2005, more than 1,000 parents signed up; this year, there are 744 candidates.
In several districts, the list of candidates is unusually long. District 17 in Brooklyn has 67 parents on the ballot; District 7 in the South Bronx has 44 candidates; District 22 in Brooklyn has 34.
Frances Torres, a parent support officer in District 7, said that she had been doing "tremendous outreach" for months to recruit candidates. (A parent support officer is a staff job that involves providing services to parents.)
But some parents said even many of the listed candidates had no intention of serving on the councils. One parent in Brooklyn, Betsy Dabney, said she signed up on the ballot for District 17, in Crown Heights and Flatbush, at the urging of a parent coordinator, but was not briefed on many details of the commitment. "I'm not even sure how long the term is supposed to be," Ms. Dabney said.
Mr. Dandridge in Brooklyn said the Education Department was determined to show that the councils were improving and to put pressure on schools to recruit candidates. The result, he said, is parents who have little real interest.
"One candidate came to the first meeting and never came back," he said. "One candidate never showed up. They don't even understand what they're signing up for."
Some potential candidates have been deterred by the financial disclosure forms required of candidates, which ask for employment and personal investment information.
"A lot of people, as soon as they see that on the form, they get really turned off," said Calvin Diaz, an office administrator for District 9 in the Bronx. "Once people see that they have to put down how much money they make, they just feel that that's personal. And they get scared."
Mr. Huser said the Department of Education was working on changing the state law requiring financial disclosure forms. "We do recognize that it is both an unnecessary burden to serving on the council," he said.
The lack of interest in the coming elections is "an indication of how bad things are," said Tim Johnson, the chairman of the Chancellor's Parent Advisory Council, the group that called for the elections to be boycotted. "I think over all, the Department of Education really doesn't want parents at the table advising them on much of anything. Nothing they do seems to get any attention."
Still, some parents defend the councils, saying that they have seen progress. There is a full council in District 31, which encompasses all of Staten Island, where parents have had a strong voice in their schools. Rajiv Gowda, the council president there, said 28 people were running for seats in the coming election.
"We do have some power," he said, adding that his council passed eight resolutions in the last year.
But even after the elections are over, many parents expect to face the same problems of limited attendance and interest.
Mr. Baumann of District 27, who by day is the president and chief executive of New York Families for Autistic Children, said that to lure parents to the meetings in the past, he invited their children to sing, dance and even recite poetry. Parents still grumbled that their attendance was pointless, he said, because the Department of Education did not listen to their complaints.
"The mayor and the chancellor really don't want us involved," said Mr. Baumann, who calls himself a reluctant candidate for a third term. "When you're running a big corporation, you don't ask the guys on the loading dock what their opinions are. The way I see it, we're just pushing a box from one side to the other in a warehouse."
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Abby Earns Point but Falls to Condors in OT 4-3
By Brian Helberg
Abbotsford, BC - The Abbotsford Canucks (10-10-3-1) earned a hard-fought point tonight but lost in heartbreaking fashion to the Bakersfield Condors (10-8-3-3) in the extra frame. The Condors edged Abby by a score of 4-3. The Canucks held a 3-1 lead with just one minute to play in regulation but were unable to hold on.
The Canucks jumped out to an early lead, scoring at the 1:15 mark of the first period while Bakersfield had a man advantage. John Stevens and Justin Bailey broke into the Condors zone on a two-on-one and Stevens found the back of the net following a perfect feed from Bailey. The shorthanded goal was Stevens' fourth goal of the season and gave the home side a quick 1-0 lead.
Two of Spencer Martin's eight first period saves came on Condors' breakaways. The Canucks clamped down defensively and exited the first 20 minutes with a 1-0 lead.
The score remained the same until late in the second period when Raphael Lavoie found the back of the net at the 16:57 mark of the frame. Yanni Kaldis had the helper on the equalizer.
Abbotsford took the lead at the 7:31 mark in the final frame when Justin Bailey netted an unassisted marker to make it 2-1. Noah Juulsen scored his second goal of the season on an empty net at the 18:28 mark of the third period to extend Abby's lead to 3-1.
The Condors' comeback began with exactly 60 seconds left to play in the game as Cooper Moody cut the Canucks' lead in half. James Hamlin came through for Bakersfield with the game-tying goal with three seconds to play in regulation to send this game to overtime.
Both teams had chances to score in the extra frame but ultimately it was the Condors who scored first. Vincent Desharnais ended the game with a goal at the 3:50 mark. Moody and Luke Esposito contributed assists on the play.
The Canucks fought valiantly on Friday night and can walk away with their head held high. Abbotsford was playing tonight with multiple players missing due to injury and illness. The Canucks dressed just 10 forwards and five defencemen. Of those 15 skaters, three have joined the team in the last 48 hours on PTO contracts. There are no excuses in hockey, but getting a point tonight was a moral victory for the depleted Canucks.
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"I'm very proud of our group tonight. Our guys played really well. They worked so hard for each other, for us, for me. I understand how fatigued they were and didn't have much left in the tank late. But the guys really played hard tonight and I appreciated that. Very proud of them for sure." – Head Coach, Trent Cull.
"Just Bailey was outstanding tonight. I thought he did a really good job and I thought he was sharp all night. He made some great plays and kind of led the charge for our group. I was really happy to see that leadership out of him." – Head Coach, Trent Cull.
"We knew coming into the game that we were going to short on players. For me, as someone who has been part of this organization all year, I wanted to make sure that John Stevens, Sheldon Rempal and I were setting the tone. Obviously I want to come out and bring that offensive spark every single night, but tonight especially we wanted to make sure we were setting the pace for the rest of the team." – Forward, Justin Bailey.
"This one stings, not going to lie. I know for all of us, top to bottom, this one sucks. But obviously Spencer Martin played unbelievable for us and everyone battled hard, even the guys who just got here. We got a point out of it and we get to play Bakersfield two more times here and hopefully will find a way to get in the win column." – Forward, Justin Bailey.
Yushiroh Hirano made his Canucks' debut tonight and is the first Japanese born player to play in a regular season game with the Abby Canucks.
Justin bailey's third period goal was his eighth of the season.
Adding in Bailey's first period assist gives the speedy winger 13 points on the season.
Sheldon Rempal lead the Canucks with five shots on goal.
Despite playing a strong game in net, Spencer Martin lost for the first time in over a month.
Martin turned aside 25 of the 29 shots he faced.
James Hamblin, BAK (1-1-2)
Justin Bailey, ABB (1-1-2)
Vincent Desharnais, BAK (1-0-1)
John Stevens celebrates with Justin Bailey following Stevens' first period goal.
The Abbotsford Canucks (10-10-3-1) will once again play host to the Bakersfield Condors (10-8-3-3) for game three of this four game set on Sunday afternoon at Abbotsford Centre. Puck drop is scheduled for 4pm on Sunday. The Canucks enter play seventh in the Pacific Division with 24 points and Bakersfield is ranked fourth in the Pacific Division with 26 points.
Brian Helberg


As more and more network devices are deployed in networking, the cabling becomes complicated. PoE technology, which support power and data transmission over an Ethernet cable at the same time, can simplify the cabling. And recently, 8 port PoE switch is popular with many users. This article will recommend several 8 port PoE switches for you.
UniFi US-8-150W 8 port PoE switch is a managed switch which has 8 RJ45 ports and 2 SFP ports. The RJ45 ports support 10/100/1000 Ethernet connections and PoE/PoE+ functions; the hot-swappable SFP ports support 1 Gbps connections. Besides, there is a reset button on UniFi US-8-150W switch which serves two functions for the UniFi switch: restart and restore to factory default settings. For PoE/PoE+ function, by default, PoE settings for ports are set to auto-sensing PoE+. PoE will automatically be activated on the port when an 802.3af/at device is connected. The maximum power consumption of UniFi US-8-150W switch is 150W. The price is about $199.00.
D-Link DGS-1210-10P 8 port PoE switch is one member of DGS-1210 series family which are the latest generation of switches to provide PoE/PoE+ capabilities, making deployment easier. Also, it support a complete lineup of L2 features, including IGMP snooping, port mirroring, Spanning Tree Protocol (STP), and Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP). The D-Link DGS-1210-10P switch has eight 10/100/1000 ports and two 100/1000 SFP ports. Its switching capacity is 20 Gbps and maximum power consumption is 81.9W. The price is about $133.91.
TP-Link TL-SG2210P 8 port PoE switch is equipped with 8 gigabit RJ45 ports and 2 SFP slots. And all RJ45 ports support IEEE 802.3af-compliant PoE with total power supply of 53W to power any 802.3af compliant power device. The switch provides high performance, enterprise-level QoS, useful security strategies and rich layer 2 management features. The maximum power consumption of TP-Link TL-SG2210P switch is 63.4W. It is especially designed for the small and medium business networks that require efficient network management. The price is about $131.37.
Netgear GS110TP 8 port PoE switch has eight 10/100/1000 Mbps copper ports and two Gigabit SFP ports. With PoE function on eight copper ports, Netgear GS110TP switch is capable of delivering up to 15.4W of power per port, up to a maximum total of 46W across all connected PoE devices. The maximum power consumption is 59.3W. in addition, the switch comes with a comprehensive set of features, such as L2 features, enhanced VLAN and QoS, access control lists (ACL), and so on. The price is about $169.99.
FS S1130-8T2F managed 8 port PoE+ switch has eight 10/100/1000Base-T RJ45 Ethernet ports, one console port, and two gigabit SFP slots. It is compliant with IEEE 802.3af/at and can supply power to PoE network equipment. The FS S1130-8T2F switch is fanless switch and it features superior performance in stability, environmental adaptability. The maximum power consumption is 130W. The price is about $159.00.
From the above 8 port PoE switch recommendations, we can clearly see that all these five switch have similarities and differences. For example, all of them support PoE function, but UniFi US-8-150W, D-Link DGS-1210-10P and FS S1130-8T2F support both PoE and PoE+ standard; all of them have 8 RJ45 port and 2 SFP ports, but their maximum power consumption are different. Which one to choose really depends on your specific requirements. If you need to use PoE devices with larger power consumption, UniFi US-8-150W and FS S1130-8T2F switch are good options; if your budget is tight, you can choose D-Link DGS-1210-10P, TP-Link TL-SG2210P and FS S1130-8T2F switch according to the above 8 port switch price. From the comparison, we can conclude that FS S1130-8T2F switch is a cost-effective solution which can supply higher power at lower price. I hope this article—8 port PoE switch recommendations will help you choose a suitable 8 port PoE switch for your network deployment.
As an important part of the whole data link, switch has been a hot spot. According to Ethernet standard, it can be divided into 1G switch, 10G switch, 40G switch and 100G switch; according to port configuration, it can be classified as 8 port switch, 16 port switch, 24 port switch and 48 port switch; according to PoE technology, there are PoE switch and non-PoE switch. But, do you know there are managed switch and unmanaged switch? This article will make a comparison between them.
In a networking, a switch receives a message from any device connected to it and then transmits the message to the target device. Within a LAN, the switch can handle and transmit data among multiple devices via a intelligent and efficient way. As for managed switch and unmanaged switch, the key difference between them is that managed switch can be configured and it can prioritize LAN traffic to make the most important data get through; while unmanaged switch is a "plug and play" device. It can't be configured or analyze the data traffic.
Managed switch gives you better control over your LAN traffic and offers advanced features to control the traffic.
Managed switch has all the features of unmanaged switch and additionally has the ability to configure, manage, and monitor your LAN. So this helps you to monitor and decide who should have access to your network and gives you greater control over data flow through your network.
Unmanaged switch does not support any configuration interface and options. It is like plug and play device and you need to connect your computer or other network devices directly to the unmanaged switch. If there are no advanced applications needed, then unmanaged switches should be the best choice.
Managed switch uses protocols such as SNMP or Simple Network Management Protocol for monitoring the devices on the network, which helps in the exchange of management information between network devices.
Managed switch with Quality of Service (QoS) feature allows you to prioritize your network traffic by assigning a higher priority to the critical traffic. This helps to improve network performance and helps in better transmission of delay-sensitive data such as real-time voice.
Managed switch can be used to isolate traffic between different user groups. This segmentation and isolation of network traffic help to reduce unnecessary traffic. For instance, you can segregate traffic between your finance and marketing groups, so that critical finance information can flow without delay to the finance users and not get bogged down by marketing traffic. This allows better network performance and additional level of security.
When it comes to which one to choose, it is mostly about two things: budget and application. Managed switches are costlier than unmanaged switches. But managed switches definitely have more benefits and ensure improved, consistent network performance. Weighing the pros and cons of both the types of switches, each business needs to evaluate its network needs. If you just want to setup a network, unmanaged switches are good enough. If you need configuration options like like VLAN, QoS you will have to use a managed switch. FS.COM can provide quality managed switch, such as 8 port managed PoE/PoE+ switch, 24 port managed PoE/PoE+ switch. Also, they have cost-effective optical transceiver and optical cable.


Profoundly Seth: What's going on here?
Sorry to be out of touch for a day or so there. I have been stressing pretty hard about a huge test in Anatomy that covers all the material we've learned so far. It's worth way more than basically everything I've done in the class to this point, so it was kind of make or break for me. I took it while the kids were napping today and I got a 90%! Cannot complain about that at all.
Now I just have to take the lab version of the test, which is all paragraph answers and makes me want to throw up. I could use some prayers and positive thoughts for that one! This class amazes me every day with how difficult it really is. I'm thanking my lucky stars I didn't take Statistics or Microbiology this semester as well! That would have literally killed me. My other classes are labor intensive but don't kill my brain the way Anatomy does.
So I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. We have several quizzes a week and four big tests a semester, but they are thankfully NOT cumulative and after I get done with these I can kind of focus on the new material. After a while all the terms and parts do seem to make it into my brain, so I am slowly but surely retaining some information!
Mandy and I spent hours online last night looking for cheap plane tickets to Iowa to visit our beloved Gitzengirl. For those of you who haven't "met" Sara over at her blog, she's amazing. She suffers from Ankylosing Spondylitis, which is an autoimmune disease that affects basically all aspects of her life. She's homebound and in constant pain and yet she is literally the happiest and most at peace woman I have the pleasure of knowing. It hit us yesterday that if we don't visit now I won't have the opportunity for an indefinitely long period of time, and it's impossible to know what her health will be as time goes on. My mom offered to watch the kids so we can pop in and out for about 48 hours before I move. So now I'm just trying to find a magically cheap plane ticket. I should have been a flight attendant, for real. They get all the perks. Buddy Passes and free peanuts. Win Win!
That's about all that's going on here right now! School and packing and trying to fit lots of visits to our favorite places before we leave. Jace has his first loose tooth and I am literally holding him back from tying a string around it and slamming the door to get it out. It's a top front tooth, which is really odd for a first tooth to lose, at least in my experience.
Oh! And Seth has started calling Evany "Ebby." Why don't kids listen when their parents give them approved nicknames? I mean, her nickname is Vivi. Get with the program, Seth. There are no Ebby's here. I have to admit it was pretty cute when he came running out of their (newly shared) room with a headband and bow, yelling "Ebby! Ebby! Your hot!" (he meant hat) He's so funny.
I really need to come up with some content that is not random tidbits from my day, huh? It's pretty bad, I know. Hope everyone is having a great night!


About 70 children and 60 adults attended the learn-to-fish event on the first day of trout season. Rods, lures, bait and other fishing necessities were provided for participants to use to catch rainbow trout, and seasoned fishermen were on hand to teach youngsters how to properly cast their lines.
The event was sponsored by the Sewickley Valley Conservation Association and Fern Hollow Nature Center.


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Kids grow up so fast. In fact, a baby grows about 10" in the first year of life and grows several inches each year after that, especially during puberty. All of this growth is due to growing bones.
But how exactly do bones grow?
Babies are born with about 300 bones, and full-grown adults have only 206. Babies have tiny bones compared with adults, of course. As they grow, many of these bones fuse together to create larger bones. Their bones continue to grow until they reach their mid-20s, when bones are as large as they will ever be.
Bones go through a number of changes as they grow. When babies are born, their bones are mostly cartilage, which is a soft and flexible substance. As babies grow, the cartilage in their bones grows. Over time and with a little help from calcium, bone replaces cartilage in a process known as ossification. Simply put, ossification is a process in which bone replaces cartilage.
During ossification, layers of calcium and phosphate salts accumulate on and encase the cartilage cells. In time, the encased cartilage cells die. As they die, the cartilage cells leave behind tiny pockets in the bone. Blood vessels grow into these pockets and deposit specialized cells, known as osteoblasts, into the empty spaces.
Osteoblasts perform a number of functions that help bones grow. These cells help to collect calcium into the pockets, which helps encase even more cartilage cells. Osteoblasts also produce a substance that is rich in collagen fibers that help create the structure of bone.
When the osteoblasts finish building new bone, they become flat and resemble pancakes. These flattened cells line the surface of the bone and regulate how much calcium passes into and out of the bone. Keeping the right amounts of calcium and other minerals in bone is important to maintaining strong bones; low calcium levels decreases bone density, which increases the risk of bone fractures.
Bones Grow from the Ends
Newborn babies have large amounts of cartilage in their bones, particularly at the ends of the bones in areas known as "growth plates." In long bones, such as those in the arms and legs, the ossification of turning cartilage to bone begins in the center of the bones and continues towards the ends so that the bones grow in length. The cartilage continues to grow as the bones grow. The presence of a growth plate indicates that the bone is still growing.
The ossification process is typically complete by the time a person reaches his or her mid-20s, when their bones are as long as they will ever be.
What Happens When Bones Stop Growing?
Bone continues to change over the course of a person's lifetime. While they do not grow longer, for example, bones can become thicker during adulthood. Bone thickening is often in response to increased muscle activity, such as weight training. Bones can also heal and repair themselves.
After bones stop getting longer, they continue to produce new bone tissue to replace old bone tissue. In fact, the adult body replaces its skeleton every 7 to 10 years. Bones contain living tissue that renews itself regularly in a process known as bone turnover. The process happens in two stages. First, osteoblasts draw calcium from the bloodstream to build new bones. Next, cells known as osteoclasts dissolve the bone and return the calcium to the bloodstream.
Bone turnover continues throughout life, but the process slows down with age. During childhood through the teen years, the body adds new bone more quickly than it removes old bone, which helps to build bone mass. After the age of about 20, the body adds new bone more slowly. Eventually, the body removes old bone more than quickly than it adds bones, which causes us to lose bone mass.
Use of Radiology in Evaluating Bone Growth and Overall Bone Health
When it comes to bone growth, fractures, and overall bone health, doctors use radiology in a number of ways. A radiologist can use x-rays to look for a broken bone, for example, and bone scans to detect diseases and tumors that affect bones. X-rays are also helpful in bone age studies, in which the radiologist looks at x-ray images of the growing plates of a child's left hand to estimate the maturity of a child's skeletal system.
A radiologist can also perform densitometry to measure calcium and evaluate the density of a patient's bone. This test is helpful in the diagnosis of osteoporosis and the prediction of bone fractures. Musculoskeletal MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) and musculoskeletal ultrasound tests can help doctors diagnose and manage arthritis and other conditions affecting the bones.
For more information on how bones grow, consult with a pediatrician or radiology professional.
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Let's chat some more about kids' rooms! Earlier this week, Morgan chatted here on the blog about updating her daughter's room. We recently made a room switcheroo at our house, kicking the big sister out of the nursery to move the baby in! I have four daughters and consider myself a minimalist, so I didn't think about making a fuss to redecorate. However, my daughters were having a hard transition feeling "at home" in the new space! So, I whipped out a fun little DIY floral letter to make them feel like it's their own special new spot. This floral letter was such a fun, easy, and cheap project!
Draw your letter on your cardboard. Cut it out using the razor-blade.
Cut little flower stems and arrange. I found it helpful to use twisty-ties (the ones that come with your trash sacks!) to hold little bunches together so the letter would look nice and full. Glue them in place as you go!
Use a thumb-tack to hang your floral letter on the wall!
I liked making this switch to less books: Five Minute Stories have twelve books in one! In other words, there could be twelve books worth of clutter that could be spewed all across the floor, OR this one book!
The king bed-set was an "early 90's" light wood hand-me-down. I took some good, Benjamin Moore oil-based paint we had already and watered it down. I brushed it on (no sanding) and then wiped it off so you can see the wood peaking through. One coat and I called it good! Five years later, and the paint-job has held up well! (though the nightstand tops could use some attention. If I could go back, I would've sanded the tops and did two coats on those. I don't know if any furniture would hold up to the amount of water cups banging into it night after night though… ;)).
We have enjoyed these "blackout" curtains: they shut out a lot of light (not perfectly by any means, but way better than standard curtains). They're short so I don't have little ones pulling on them, and they're insulated too! I also love that reed oil diffuser from Pier 1. They have the best, longest lasting scents!
Use what you have! This king bed seemed too big for my little girls, but by not using a bedframe- it keeps the height doable for little girls! I just wrap a flat sheet around the bottom and tuck it under so it doesn't feel too trashy 😉 Also- if you're wondering where to find an adorable little dream catcher- it's here on amazon!
A reminder for any Southern Utah locals: the Parade of Homes is coming up February 16-25!
What are your favorite ways to make your kids' rooms work for you and your household?
Leave a comment below, we'd love to hear your tips!
So cute!! What color of paint did you use for the bed set?
The paint we had on hand was actually a cream color! We took it to our local paint store and had them add a little black to it to give it the gray color! Lol so… I'm going to call it jennica's mashup random gray…? Sorry that doesn't help much – look for a creamy gray color – I think oil based is key though!
That floral letter is SO pretty and I love how you used a variety of flowers.
Love the floral letter, it goes perfectly with the room! So pretty!


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Elodie Lauten (Paris, 1950 – NY, 2015) - Cat Counterpoint (1986) for solo piano
Hanna Kulenty (Poland, 1961) - Tap-Blow-Dance4 (2020) for two bass clarinets, cello and vibraphone
Elodie Lauten (Paris, 1950 – NY, 2015) – from the Deus Ex Machina Cycle: The Two Infinities (1995) for two sopranos, baritone, harpsichord, string quartet, flute; Movements 1 - 6 from the Concerto voor piano and orchestral memory (1984) piano, tape, synthesizer, cello, trombone, violin, viola
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Elisabeth Kuyper (NL, 1877-1953) - from Sechs Lieder: Der Pfeil und das Lied (1922) art song ; Concerto in B minor for violin and orchestra (1908)
Henriëtte Bosmans (NL, 1895-1952) - Lied voor Spanje (1951) art song; Trois Impressions (1926) for cello and piano
Lera Auerbach (Russia, 1978) - from the 24 Preludes for violin and piano: #12
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Judith Lang Zaimont (Tennessee, 1945) - From a Calendar Set (1978): December - Sleighride for solo piano
Keiko Abe (Japan, 1937) - Into the Bamboo Groove (1984) for solo marimba; Prism Rhapsody (2013) for marimba and Chinese orchestra
Anna Pidgorna (Ukraine/Canada, 1985) - Drown in the Depth (2018) for vocal trio; The child, bringer of light (2012) for solo viola
Merel van Hoek (NL, 1990) - from the new album Eskina: True Love Waits; Black on the Maroon; Nighty Night
Alice Mary Smith (UK, 1839-1884) - Andante for Clarinet and Orchestra (1872)
Roxanna Panufnik (UK, 1968) - The Christmas Life (2002) for soloists, choir and organ
Settimia Caccini (Italy, 1591-1638) - Già sperai (17th century) aria
Francesca Caccini (Italy, 1581-1641) - fragments from La Liberazione di Ruggiero dall'isola d'Alcina (1626) opera
Michiko Shimanuki (Japan, 1969) - Climbing Roses, Dead Still, Another Life (2020) for solo piano
Merel van Hoek (NL, 1990) - from the new album Eskina: Prologue Waking Up in an old World; Eudaimonia; Maitri; Setting Sun; We Were the Moon
Johanna Beyer (Germany, 1888-New York, 1944)
Sonatina in C (1943) for solo piano; Federal Music Project (1936) for choir; Movement for Double Bass and Piano (1936); Three Songs for Piano and Clarinet (1934); String Quartet No. 1 (1933); The Composers Forum Laborartory (1937) for choir; Music of the Spheres (1938); The People Yes (1937) for choir; Bees for piano solo
Calliope Tsoupaki (Greece, 1963) - Thin Air (2020) for solo guitar
Aspasia Nasopoulou (Greece, 1972) - Rodia=H2SO4 (2004) for alto, bass recorders and soprano
Teresa Carreño (Venezuela, 1853 - New York, 1917) - Serenade for String Orchestra (1895); Corbeille de fleurs (1865) for solo piano; String quartet in b minor (1896)
Liza Lehmann (UK, 1862-1918) - from the Cautionary Tales: Henry King (1909) for voice and piano
Missy Mazzoli (Pennsylvania, 1980) - Harp and Altar (2009) for string quartet and electronics
Elfrida Andrée (Sweden, 1841-1929) - Variation II from the Koral med variationen in d-moll for organ; Fritiof Suite (1909) for orchestra; Melody in c# minor for organ
Anne La Berge (California, 1955) - away (2008) for voice, flute and electronics
Poldowski (Belgium, 1879-1932) - Tango (1923) for violin and piano; Soir (1911) art song; Suite miniature de chansons à danser for Wind Quintet; L'heure Exquise (1913); Violin Sonata (1914)
Juliana Hall (West Virginia, 1958) - Theme in Yellow (1990) song cycle
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Kaija Saariaho (Finland, 1950) - Grammaire de Rêves (1989) for soprano, contralto, 2 flutes, harp, viola, cello; …à la fumée (1990) for alto flute, cello and orchestra; from the Sept papillons (2000) for solo cello:I, III, V, VI, VII
Vítězslava Kaprálová (Czech Republic,1915-1940) - Navzdy (Forever - 1936) art song; Suita Rustica, op. 19 for orchestra (1938)
Ig Henneman (NL,1945) - Repeat that repeat (1995) (Ig Henneman Tentet); Righe per corde (1995) for harp, 2 violas and cello; Ruby Slippers & Turkey Trot (Duo Baars-Henneman 2006); Overtoom - Vehement - Galina U (Queen Mab Trio 2002)
Caroline Shaw (North Carolina, 1982) - Three Essays (2018) for string quartet
Betty Olivero (Israel, 1954) - En La Mar Hai Una Torre, (In the sea there is a lighthouse) (2014) for 3 female voices, viola, cello, harp and percussion
Ethel Smyth (UK, 1858-1944) - Concerto for violin, horn and orchestra (1928)
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Yahya Sunbul (; born 7 January 1998) is a Saudi Arabian professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Pro League side Al-Raed.

Club career
Sunbul started his career at the youth teams of Al-Ittihad and was called up to the first team in 2018. He left the club in the same year he was called up after failing to make an appearance for the senior team. At the beginning of 2019, he joined Al-Nojoom until the end of the season. On 24 July 2019, Sunbul joined Hetten on a one-year contract. He made 23 appearances and scored twice before leaving following Hetten's relegation to the Saudi Second Division. On 13 October 2020, Sunbul joined Jeddah. On 26 August 2021, Sunbul joined Pro League side Al-Raed.

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1998 births
Living people
Association football midfielders
Saudi Arabian footballers
Ittihad FC players
Al-Nojoom FC players
Hetten FC players
Jeddah Club players
Al-Raed FC players
Saudi First Division League players
Saudi Professional League players

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The Magic Heats Up When the Sun Goes Down at Walt Disney World Resort
Photo courtesy of the Walt Disney World Resort.
Who says the fun has to end when the sun goes down? At Walt Disney World Resort, guests can sip, sample and play with summer-only and new premium events, plus special packages that pair with year-round favorites.
Here's what Walt Disney World fun looks like after dark:
Disney's Hollywood Studios:
Frozen Summer Fun Live! – Fans of the beloved Disney film "Frozen" can journey to Arendelle all summer long with Frozen Summer Fun Live! activities taking place at Disney's Hollywood Studios. After welcoming Anna and Elsa every morning, then ice skating at Wandering Oaken's Trading Post, and dancing with Olaf at the Coolest Summer Ever Dance Party all afternoon, guests can end their day with a grand fireworks show that soars above the Sorcerer Mickey Hat on Hollywood Blvd.
Frozen Summer Fun Live! takes place daily now through September 1 beginning at 11 a.m. Frozen-themed fireworks, set to popular tunes from the film, light up the sky at 9:45 p.m. each evening, weather permitting.
"The Frozen Summer Fun Premium Package," which offers special viewing for three of the new experiences, includes an exclusive dessert party in a reserved area while viewing the Frozen fireworks. Packages cost $59 for adults and $34 for children (including tax and gratuity). For more information, guests may call 407-939-1939.
Fantasmic! – Mickey Mouse's imagination comes to life during this nighttime show featuring favorite Disney heroes and villains at Disney's Hollywood Studios. Fantasmic! immerses spectators in Sorcerer Mickey's dreams by using stunning pyrotechnics, laser lights and dramatic effects. This show plays nightly, weather permitting.
Disney's Animal Kingdom:
Harambe Nights – To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Disney's Academy Award-winning film, "The Lion King," the streets of Harambe Village at Disney's Animal Kingdom are bursting with excitement and after-hours fun with the all-new summer series, Harambe Nights.
The 55-minute theatrical extravaganza, "The Lion King Concert in the Wild," features celebrity narrators, a live orchestra, choir and special effects to retell the story of "The Lion King" in a way that's never been done before.
After the show, guests are invited to a lively street party right outside Harambe Theater, which features Afro-pop rhythms, performers, and a buffet of African culinary creations that are sure to delight.
This is the theme park's first-ever after-hours ticketed event. Tickets for the event, which runs every Saturday now to August 9, are priced at $119 ages 10 and up; $79 ages 9 and under. Premium floor seating tickets are $134 ages 10 and up; $94 ages 9 and under. Harambe Nights runs from 7-10:30 p.m. Parking is complimentary.
Guests may visit Disneyworld.com/harambenights or call 407-939-1319 for more information.
Epcot:
IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth — The story of Earth unfolds dramatically during IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth at Epcot. In this stunning retelling of Earth's history, lasers, fireworks and water effects leap across the sky around the World Showcase Lagoon each night, weather permitting.
IllumiNations Sparkling Dessert Party – Enjoy IllumiNations while tasting sweet treats from select World Showcase nations at the IllumiNations Sparkling Dessert Party.
Sample Tiramisu from Italy, Vanilla Pot de Crème from France, Shortbread Cookies from the United Kingdom, Traditional Baklava from Morocco, Sugar Dusted Cronis with strawberries and whipped cream from America, and Disney Parks ice cream novelties. Paired with the perfect international sparkling wines, everyone is sure to find something to please their palette.
Guests can book the experience by calling 407-WDW-DINE or by visiting Disneyworld.disney.go.com/destinations/epcot for more information. (Entertainment subject to change without notice.)
Epcot After Hours Wind Down – In an intimate experience set at one of four authentic and exclusive lounges at Epcot, award-winning Epcot chefs and sommeliers treat guests to a beverage flight and a sample of cultural cuisine with the Epcot After Hours Wind Down experience.
The wind down takes place after the nighttime spectacular Thursday through Sunday from 9:20 p.m. to 11 p.m. at: La Cava del Tequila (Mexico), Spice Road Table (Morocco), Tutto Gusto Wine Cellar (Italy), Rose & Crown Pub (United Kingdom).
The menu includes a selection of appetizers and one beverage flight. The price is $35 per person/per location, and a cash bar option is available. For more information, visit Disneyworld.com/spring or call 407-WDW-DINE.
Magic Kingdom:
Wishes Nighttime Spectacular – Skies above Cinderella Castle blaze in all colors as the story of the power of believing unfolds. Wishes Nighttime Spectacular at Magic Kingdom delights guests of all ages, lighting the nighttime sky with dazzling fireworks. Disney favorites like Tinker Bell and Jiminy Cricket even make an appearance during the nightly show.
Main Street Electrical Parade — The streets of Magic Kingdom glow and twinkle as Tinker Bell and friends make their way down Main Street, U.S.A, as part of the beloved Main Street Electrical Parade. The parade, which features more than half a million dancing lights and catchy electronic tunes, has been delighting crowds since 1972. Join Tink and other loveable Disney characters twice nightly at 9 and 11:00, weather permitting.
Tomorrowland Terrace Fireworks Dessert Party – A perfect view of Cinderella Castle and the sights and sounds of Wishes Nighttime Spectacular can only be made sweeter with one thing: dessert. Enjoy the combination of sweets and fireworks at the Tomorrowland Terrace Fireworks Dessert Party at Magic Kingdom.
Tables at Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant are brimming with pastries, cookies, chocolate-covered strawberries and many more mouthwatering desserts with a nearly unobstructed view of Cinderella Castle and the sky above.
This delicious fun takes place one hour before is scheduled to begin. (Note: Wishes Nighttime Spectacular can be canceled or rescheduled without prior notice.) Guests may call 407-WDW-DINE to make a reservation at least two weeks in advance.
Special after-dark dining experiences:
Discovering nighttime family meals where eating is entertaining has never been more fun. Walt Disney World Resorts are home to three guest-favorite dinner shows around property:
Disney's Polynesian Resort hosts the "Disney's Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show" which features authentic Polynesian dancing with a cast from the South Pacific. Highlights of "Polynesian Luau" include traditional drumming and music, and dances including the hula.
Show times are 5:15 and 8 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday. Prices are $67.99, $62.99 and $58.99 for ages 10 and over and $35.99, $30.99 and $29.99 for ages 3 to 9. Prices include tax and gratuity.
"Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue" at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground Pioneer Hall is one of the longest-running dinner shows in the United States, offering a down-home musical and comical revue with all-you-can-eat barbecue ribs, fried chicken, corn on the cob, strawberry shortcake and beverages.
The show times are at 4, 6:15 and 8:30 p.m. nightly. Prices are $65.99, $58.99 and $54.99 for ages 10 and over and $33.99, $28.99 and $27.99 for ages 3 to 9. Prices include tax and gratuity.
"Mickey's Backyard BBQ" offers an all-you-care-to-eat country-western hoedown at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground Pavilion. Set in Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer's old stompin' grounds, the covered pavilion hosts this outdoor picnic where kids and adults alike can line dance alongside their favorite Disney characters with toe-tapping beats from a live country-western band.
This dinner show is only offered on select nights from March through December. Prices are $59.99 for ages 10 and over and $36.99 for ages 3 to 9. Price includes tax and gratuity.
All three dinner shows are available to the general public. For reservations and information, guests may call 407-WDW-DINE.
At Downtown Disney West Side, nightlife is hot, hot, hot. The fantasy of Cirque du Soleil comes to life twice nightly, five days a week with La Nouba. Live performances by chart-topping musical groups are on the menu along with authentic Mississippi Delta cuisine at House of Blues. A taste of Miami's South Beach sizzles at Downtown Disney with Bongos Cuban Café, which is backed by superstar Gloria Estefan and her husband/producer, Emilio.
At nightfall, Disney's BoardWalk captures the charm of yesteryear at the mid-Atlantic seashore. Take a stroll down the twinkling boardwalk, rent surrey bikes, try out amusing carnival games or visit themed restaurants and showplaces. Jellyrolls and Atlantic Dance Hall open their doors to folks looking to sing-along or boogie the night away.
After-dark choices are endless – and endlessly exciting – at Walt Disney World Resort.
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Labels: Disney's Animal Kingdom, Disney's Hollywood Studios, Epcot, Frozen Summer Fun, Harambe Nights, Illuminations, Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World Resort


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Q: ActiveRecord: How to query multiple associations with an AND statement? So I have product with multiple features, and features belong_to a feature_key and a feature_value.
Here is the query I'm running:
Product.family_features.joins(:feature_key, :feature_value)
       .where(feature_keys: { name: ["Color", "Size"] }, feature_values: { name: ["Red", "Large"] })
       .group_by(&:product_id)

Note: .family_features is a scope on Product that gets all the features related to the product's "family" -- which is a group of other products.
Now I want only one product that has a combination of features that have "color" => "red" and "size" => "large"
But I get features that have "color" => "red" and other sizes, as well as features with "size" => "large" and other colors.
Is there a way to constrain this query to the exact combination of values I need?

The relations look like this:
Product has_many :features

Feature belongs_to :product, :feature_key, :feature_value

FeatureKey has_many :features, :products (through features)
FeatureValue has_many :features, :products (through features)

A: You should be able to do this using arel.

fkt, fvt = FeatureKey.arel_table, FeatureValue.arel_table
color_red = fkt[:name].eq('Color').and(fvt[:name].eq('Red'))
size_large = fkt[:name].eq('Size').and(fvt[:name].eq('Large'))
Feature.joins(:feature_key, :feature_value)
       .where(color_red.or(size_large))
       .group(:product_id)

I have not tested the code, but I think it should work.
Check the arel documentation for more details.
Note that I also changed the group_by to group. group_by is the Enumerable module Ruby method, while group is the ActiveRecord relation method performing an SQL GROUP BY, which should be much faster than grouping in Ruby.
Edit:
Though your comment is saying that it worked, if you need all products that have size => large and color => red combination, I do not think this was what you were looking for.
You could try something like this:
red_products = Product.joins(features: [:feature_key, :feature_value]).where({feature_keys: { name: 'color' }, feature_values: { name: 'red' }})
large_products = Product.joins(features: [:feature_key, :feature_value]).where({feature_keys: { name: 'size' }, feature_values: { name: 'large' }})
products = red_products & large_products

The issue with the above solution is that & is the array intersection in Ruby, therefore it will make two DB queries, and intersect the result in Ruby, which could become a problem for large datasets.

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Santo Domingo è una municipalità di quarta classe delle Filippine, situata nella provincia di Ilocos Sur, nella regione di Ilocos.

Santo Domingo è formata da 36 baranggay:

Binalayangan
Binongan
Borobor
Cabaritan
Cabigbigaan
Calautit
Calay-ab
Camestizoan
Casili
Flora
Lagatit
Laoingen
Lussoc
Nalasin
Nagbettedan
Naglaoa-an
Nambaran
Nanerman

Napo
Padu Chico
Padu Grande
Paguraper
Panay
Pangpangdan
Parada
Paras
Poblacion
Puerta Real
Pussuac
Quimmarayan
San Pablo
Santa Cruz
Santo Tomas
Sived
Suksukit
Vacunero

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Comuni della provincia di Ilocos Sur


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Type 2a (1280) - Spink 1385; North 1014
Coins of type 2a are very similar to those of type 1d, in all respects except the crown. The crown of 2a is from a single punch, and has a thin headband, which is shaped to the ornaments. The left leaf of the central fleur is usually incomplete as a result of damage to the punch. (The crown of 1d is composite, and has a wide plain headband and 'detached' ornaments.) The N's of 2a are usually reverse-barred, but normal N's also occur. Contractive marks are wedges. The neck of type 2a is short and the drapery is wider than that of 2b.
Mints: Canterbury, London, York (royal)
Type 2b (1280) - Spink 1386; North 1015
Coins of type 2b have a new portrait, and the central fleur of the crown has an undamaged left leaf. The face is smaller with a pointed chin, and the neck and drapery are less spread than on 2a. The neck is also usually longer, and the drapery shows little or no hint of the slope of the king's shoulders. The N's of 2b are invariably reverse-barred. Contractive marks are wedges.
Mints: Bristol, Canterbury, Durham, London, York (royal)
2a Note
Under the Fox classification, coins now designated 2a were grouped with 1d, and group 2 consisted of the single type now designated 2b.
North (SCBI 39) describes certain coins of group 2 as transitional between types 2a and 2b, and labels them 2ab. He further divides these transitional coins into two discrete sub-types, firstly those with the crown of 2a and the portrait of 2b, and secondly those with the crown of 2b and the portrait of 2a. In most cases coins of these two sub-types will be readily identifiable, but in certain circumstances their identification can be problematic.
The problem arises because the crown of type 2a in its undamaged state and the crown of type 2b in its early unworn state are virtually identical. In fact the same punch, but in its original and recut states respectively, may have been used for the two crowns. With varying degrees of die-tooling, striking force and wear, it can be impossible to distinguish between them on some coins. The transitional coins that are readily identifiable are those with the damaged crown of 2a and the small face of 2b on the one hand, and those with the worn crown of 2b and the large face of 2a on the other.


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Q: macOS interrupt application launch Is there any way to interrupt an application-launch and grab all arguments?

Background: I want to write a sandboxing-tool to inject user-specified sandbox-profiles automatically before the application starts.
So if the user (or another app) opens e.g. Firefox, my application will grab all arguments, cancel the start and open Firefox (with all arguments) in the sandbox.


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Despite the essential role of thymic epithelial cells (TEC) in T cell development, the signals regulating TEC differentiation and homeostasis remain incompletely understood. In this study, we show a key in vivo role for the vitamin A metabolite, retinoic acid (RA), in TEC homeostasis. In the absence of RA signaling in TEC, cortical TEC (cTEC) and CD80loMHC class IIlo medullary TEC displayed subset-specific alterations in gene expression, which in cTEC included genes involved in epithelial proliferation, development, and differentiation. Mice whose TEC were unable to respond to RA showed increased cTEC proliferation, an accumulation of stem cell Ag-1hi cTEC, and, in early life, a decrease in medullary TEC numbers. These alterations resulted in reduced thymic cellularity in early life, a reduction in CD4 single-positive and CD8 single-positive numbers in both young and adult mice, and enhanced peripheral CD8+ T cell survival upon TCR stimulation. Collectively, our results identify RA as a regulator of TEC homeostasis that is essential for TEC function and normal thymopoiesis.


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Q: heroku MYSQL issues? I'm un-able to de-bug the below error locally. When I create a new account in production I get the following error:
2014-05-30T18:37:08.908868+00:00 app[web.1]: Started GET "/account_steps.organization_details" for 99.234.25.253 at 2014-05-30 18:37:08 +0000
2014-05-30T18:37:08.972705+00:00 app[web.1]: Redirected to http://limitless-tor-2926.herokuapp.com/account_steps/organization_details
2014-05-30T18:37:09.081125+00:00 app[web.1]: Started GET "/account_steps/organization_details" for 99.234.25.253 at 2014-05-30 18:37:09 +0000
2014-05-30T18:37:09.096189+00:00 app[web.1]:   Parameters: {"id"=>"organization_details"}
2014-05-30T18:37:09.119222+00:00 app[web.1]:   Rendered account_steps/organization_details.html.erb within layouts/application (11.1ms)
2014-05-30T18:37:09.138721+00:00 app[web.1]:
2014-05-30T18:37:09.138726+00:00 app[web.1]: ActionView::Template::Error (Mysql::Error: : SELECT  `organizations`.* FROM `organizations`  WHERE `organizations`.`account_id` = ? LIMIT 1):
2014-05-30T18:37:09.138728+00:00 app[web.1]:     19:

2014-05-30T18:37:09.138730+00:00 app[web.1]:     20:

2014-05-30T18:37:09.138731+00:00 app[web.1]:     21:           <% end %>
2014-05-30T18:37:09.138733+00:00 app[web.1]:     22:         <%= f.fields_for :organization, @account.build_organization do |org| %>
2014-05-30T18:37:09.138735+00:00 app[web.1]:     23:
2014-05-30T18:37:09.138736+00:00 app[web.1]:     24:

2014-05-30T18:37:09.138738+00:00 app[web.1]:     25:

2014-05-30T18:37:09.138740+00:00 app[web.1]:   app/views/account_steps/organization_details.html.erb:22:in `block in _app_views_account_steps_organization_details_html_erb__2844923124578816920_70159039034840'
2014-05-30T18:37:09.138742+00:00 app[web.1]:   app/views/account_steps/organization_details.html.erb:11:in `_app_views_account_steps_organization_details_html_erb__2844923124578816920_70159039034840'
2014-05-30T18:37:09.138743+00:00 app[web.1]:   app/controllers/account_steps_controller.rb:8:in `show'
2014-05-30T18:37:09.138745+00:00 app[web.1]:
2014-05-30T18:37:09.138746+00:00 app[web.1]:
2014-05-30T18:37:08.921225+00:00 app[web.1]: Processing by AccountStepsController#index as
2014-05-30T18:37:08.985227+00:00 app[web.1]: Completed 302 Found in 52ms (ActiveRecord: 10.7ms)
2014-05-30T18:37:09.095524+00:00 app[web.1]: Processing by AccountStepsController#show as HTML
2014-05-30T18:37:09.110362+00:00 app[web.1]: Mysql::Error: : SELECT  `organizations`.* FROM `organizations`  WHERE `organizations`.`account_id` = ? LIMIT 1
2014-05-30T18:37:09.135830+00:00 app[web.1]: Completed 500 Internal Server Error in 39ms

Note that I've added the ClearDB add-on to the application so I'm not sure why I'm getting these MYSQL errors. I don't get them in development so it is definitely a heroku issue and impossible for me to debug locally.
Please help clear this up for me as soon as possible!

A: This log has all the hallmarks of not having the tables set up correctly in the production DB. With such an inconclusive error log, I can only recommend doing this from your local cmd:
$ heroku run rake db:migrate

This will populate your db's in your ClearDB instance, allowing you to run the queries you need
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If this does not work, you'll have to provide your models & view code for the views mentioned in the error log

A: I had a similar issue with Heroku before, apparently I had to run rake db:migrate on the Heroku app server.  Try running heroku run rake db:migrate in your local application's directory where the heroku remote is set up.
Try opening another terminal and --tail the error logs to see it log as it goes.


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Plain City ist ein Dorf im Union County und im Madison County im US-Bundesstaat Ohio.

Das Dorf ist zugleich ein eigenes Erfassungsgebiet für die Volkszählung, die von dem United States Census Bureau durchgeführt wird. Dieses Gebiet umfasst eine Fläche von 4,7 km2 (1.8 sq mi). Die Bevölkerung lag bei der Volkszählung 2000 bei 2.832 Einwohnern.

Geschichte
Das Dorf Plain City wurde im Jahr 1818 von Isaac Bigelow gegründet. Zu der Zeit wurde das Gebiet von Farmern besiedelt, darunter waren viele Deutsche.

Die Ortschaft erhielt 1851 auch einen Bahnhof von der Columbus, Indiana und Piqua Railroad (ging in der Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad auf). Die als Panhandle Route bekannt gewordene Hauptstrecke führt von Pittsburgh nach Chicago und St. Louis. In den 1920er-Jahren wurde der Bahnhof zu einer wichtigen Viehverladestation, von der die Schlachthöfe von Chicago beliefert wurden.

Durch das Dorf fließt der Big Derby Creek, der das Dorf schon einige Male überflutete. Die bislang größte Überschwemmung war 1959, die letzte größere 1997. Am 12. Juli 1966 wurde das Dorf nach über 50 Jahren wieder von einem Tornado heimgesucht, der großen Sachschaden anrichtete; so wurden im Pasttime-Park rund 100 große, zum Teil 150-jährige, Eichen umgeworfen oder beschädigt.

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Returns null if the argument did not fit any of the above categories.
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Name : Zachary David Alexander "Zac" Efron
Also Known As : Zefron, Zaccy
Date of Birth : October 18, 1987
Age : Age (as in 2016) 29 Years
Eye Colour : Blue
Hair Colour : Light Brown
Born In : San Luis Obispo, California, U.S.
Nationality : American
Religion : Agnostic Ethnicity Jewish
Address (Hometown) : San Luis Obispo, California, U.S.
Education : Educational Qualifications:Graduation
College:Arroyo Grande High School, University of Southern California
Zac Efron Family Details
Father Name : David Efron
Mother Name : Starla Baskett
Siblings (Brothers & Sisters) : Brother- Dylan Efron
Chidrens ( Son & Daughter) : Not Known
Spouse / Partner / Wife: : UnMarried
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Hobbies : Reading Books, Watching TV
Favorites : Favourite Foods:Orange Chicken, Sushi, Wheat Thins, Exotic Foods
Favourite TV Programs:Rocko's Modern Life (1993-1996), Most Extreme Elimination Challenge (2003-), American Idol (2002-), The Wiggles (2001-)
Favourite Movie:The Goonies (1985)
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Favourite People:Liza Minnelli (Fashion Idol),
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Favourite Place:San Francisco, Californi
Net Worth : $20 Million
Famous As : Acting and Singing
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Zachary David Alexander "Zac" Efron was born on October 18, 1987 and is an American actor, singer and dancer. He began acting professionally in the early 2000s, and became known to young audiences after his roles in the Disney Channel High School Musical film, the WB Summerland series, and the 2007 film version of the Broadway musical Hairspray. In 2007, before the release of High School Musical 2, Rolling Stone declared him "the poster boy for tweenyboppers" and presented it in their August 2007 issue. Efron has since played in the 17 Again movies, Me and Orson Welles, and Charlie St. Cloud, and should play in the New Year and The Lucky One. The description
Zac Efron Career
Efron started playing in the early 2000s with guest roles on several TV series, including Firefly, ER and The Guardian. In 2004, he began appearing as a recurring character in the first season of the WB Summerland series. For the second season of the show, which aired in 2005, he was promoted to the main cast. He has also appeared in some films, including Lifetime's TV movie Miracle Run, for which he received a Young Artist Award nomination for his performance as one of two autistic twins.
2003 Melinda's World Stuart Wasser
2003 The Big Wide World of Carl Laemke Pete Laemke
2004 Miracle Run Steven Morgan
2004 Triple Play Harry Fuller
2005 The Derby Stallion Patrick McCardle
2006 If You Lived Here, You'd be Home Now Cody
2006 High School Musical
2007 Hairspray Link Larkin
2007 High School Musical 2 Troy Bolton
2008 High School Musical 3: Senior Year Troy Bolton
2009 17 Again Mike O'Donnell (teen)
2009 Me and Orson Welles Richard Samuels
2010 Charlie St. Cloud Charlie St. Cloud
2011 New Year's Eve Paul
2012 Melinda's World Nat
2012 The Big Wide World of Carl Laemke Ted Wiggins
2012 Miracle Run Logan Thibault
2012 Triple Play Jack Jansen
2012 The Derby Stallion Dean Whipple
2013 If You Lived Here, You'd be Home Now Dr. Charles James "Jim" Carrico
2014 High School Musical Jason Flynn
2014 Hairspray Teddy Sanders
2015 High School Musical 2 Cole Carter
2016 High School Musical 3: Senior Year Jason Kelly
2016 17 Again Theodore "Teddy" Sanders
2016 Me and Orson Welles Dave Stangle
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