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A Good Time to Buy Textile Stocks?
Sejuti Banerjea November 02, 2021
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There's a kind of a hush in the market right now with the FOMC meet starting today. But that doesn't mean we should forget the holiday season, or the bounty that it inevitably brings. After all, some segments of the market have their strongest season about now.
And since this is when we spend the most on clothing, home furnishings, etc and winter months also bring fresh demand for winter wear, bedding and so on, the last few months of the year are the strongest for textile producers.
Textiles have evolved over the years, in terms of the varieties available today, the degree of their "smartness" and the production methods used.
Some of us might still remember our mothers stitching something or the click of granny's knitting needles, but younger folks are unfamiliar with these things. They've grown up with the latest and trendiest of things they picked up at a clothing chain or department store. And more automation is on its way here, as unheard-of things like sewing bots are making their way to production lines.
A number of things are changing on the material front as well. A certain section of the public, being more environmentally conscious, have a preference for sustainable materials and natural fibers like cotton. But there's also growing demand for things like polyester because of its durability, wrinkle resistance and quick-drying qualities. So this segment of the market looks particularly attractive right now.
A grandviewresearch report projects that the global textile market will grow at a CAGR of 4.4% from 2021 to 2028. It also offers insight on the U.S., which is one of the largest textile producers and raw-cotton exporters, as well as the top raw-textile importer.
The main driver of the U.S. textile industry is fashion, as fast-changing fashionable trends are easily adopted because of the mushrooming of online fast fashion companies. The pandemic and resultant social distancing followed by supply chain constraints have been a drag on materials consumption. But things are reversing this year, so the market is expected to continue on an upward trajectory through 2028.
Smart textiles, using optical fibers, metals, and various conductive polymers that interact with the environment and react to mechanical, thermal, or chemical and electric stimuli, are gathering momentum, opening up opportunity in technical applications.
The U.S. technical textiles industry is one of the largest in the world. This segment is expected to be a major driver of growth between 2021 and 2026. Technical textiles are mainly non-woven and may be disposable (absorbent hygiene, wipes, filtration, medical and surgical and protective apparel) or durable (geo-synthetics, home and office furnishings, transportation, building construction, and other durables). Their lightness, durability, efficiency and cost-effectiveness are expanding their use cases to non-traditional areas like construction, autos, medical, packaging and many more.
So we have one big bucket in apparel and a smaller, fast-growing one in specialty textiles.
Here, I've picked stocks from three Zacks-classified textile industries, all of which are in the top 10%. As you know, stocks in the top 50% of industries have a strong chance of beating the bottom 50%. They have a stronger chance of near-term upside, especially when carrying Zacks Buy (#2) or Strong Buy (#1) ranks. These and other factors discussed below, make these stocks worth buying today.
Unifi, Inc. (
UFI - Free Report) , is the first one in line. The company, which is a leading innovator and manufacturer of synthetic and recycled performance fibers, has transformed more than 10 billion plastic bottles into recycled fiber for new clothing, shoes, home goods and other consumer products.
It seeks to meet consumer demand in several respects, including moisture management, thermal regulation, antimicrobial quality, UV protection, stretchability/elasticity, water repellency and enhanced softness. It collaborates with many of the world's most influential brands in the sports apparel, fashion, home, automotive and other industries.
The Zacks Rank #1 stock belongs to the Textile – Products industry, which is in the top 2% of Zacks-classified industries.
Both revenue and earnings are expected to grow double-digits in the current fiscal year ending in June. This will be followed by another strong year of growth. Given the company's focus on specialty textiles, the environmental impact of its offerings and its collaborations with leading brands, demand for its products should be sustained.
It beat September quarter estimates by 53.3%. The estimate revisions trend is also encouraging. The 2022 earnings estimate has increased 5 cents (3.7%) in the last 7 days while the 2023 estimate has increased 9 cents (5.7%).
Within the Textile - Home Furnishing industry, which is in the top 7% of Zacks-ranked industries, there are two stocks that look good.
First one is Culp Inc. (
CULP - Free Report) , which specializes in mattress and upholstery fabrics. So it should benefit from the holiday season.
In its current fiscal year ending in April, the company is expected to grow revenue and earnings by 10.4% and 37.3%, respectively. 2023 is also expected to be a growth year.
CULP beat July quarter estimates by 3.5%. The estimate revisions trend shows a 7-cent (9.5%) increase in the 2022 earnings estimate over the last 60 days. There were no changes in the 2023 estimate.
Dunelm Group (
DNLMY - Free Report) sells not only textile products but also other houseware such as lighting products, pet supplies and sewing machines. It is expected to grow its earnings 50.7% this fiscal year ending June. The company's 2022 and 2023 estimates are up 9 cents (10.1%) and 5 cents (5.3%), respectively in the last 60 days.
And finally, there is the Textile – Apparel industry (top 10%), which has a very large number of buy-ranked stocks that are expected to benefit from a strong holiday season. I'll briefly run through the ones with a #1 rank-
Crocs, Inc. (
CROX - Free Report) , one of the leading footwear brands, is best known for its iconic clog material, simple design, comfort and style.
In the current fiscal year ending in December, the company is expected to grow revenue and earnings by 64.6% and 135.7%, respectively. This will be followed by 20.9% and 23.6% growth the following year.
The September quarter earnings estimate was topped by 30.0%. The 2021 and 2022 estimates are up a respective 70 cents (10.2%) and 85 cents (10.1%) in the last 30 days.
GIII Apparel Group, Ltd. (
GII - Free Report) is a manufacturer, designer and distributor of apparel and accessories under licensed, owned and private label brands.
October and January quarter revenue and earnings are expected to grow double-digits. 2022 (ending January) revenue is expected to grow 30.2% and earnings by 341.7%. Further growth in both revenue and earnings is expected the following year.
2022 and 2023 earnings estimates are up 19 cents (6.4%) and 17 cents (5.1%), respectively, in the last 60 days.
Oxford Industries, Inc. (
OXM - Free Report) operates retail stores, internet websites and restaurants. It sells apparel under owned and licensed brands to department stores, specialty stores, national chains, warehouse clubs and Internet retailers.
In the year ending Jan 2022, the company is expected to grow its revenue and earnings by 47.4% and 469.1%, respectively. Revenue is expected to grow double-digits and earnings triple-digits in both the October and January quarters.
OXM beat July quarter estimates by 39.1%. In the last 60 days, its 2022 earnings estimate jumped $1.19 (21.6%) while the 2023 estimate jumped 98 cents (16.4%).
PVH Corp (
PVH - Free Report) designs and markets branded dress shirts, neckwear, sportswear, denimwear, intimate apparel, swimwear, footwear, handbags and related products.
It is expected to grow earnings 536.9% this year on revenue growth of 28.0%. The October quarter is expected to come in very strong at 56.1% earnings growth on the back of 13.2% revenue growth. But the next quarter will be stronger: 613.2% earnings growth on top of 11.7% revenue growth.
July quarter estimates were thrashed by 128.6%. In the last 60 days, estimates for 2022 and 2023 moved up 27 cents (3.2%) and 18 cents (1.9%).
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It's a new year and with it comes a revived blog for Crafters Cupboard.
It's been an exciting time in the last 7-10 days as we all absorb the new range of exciting products coming out from the annual Creativation Trade Show in Phoenix last weekend and now the Frankfurt Trade Show this weekend.
High on our priorities here at Crafters Cupboard in Australia are the Paper Artsy releases and they have been awesome.
These have been featured on our Facebook page over the past week, where we have posted all the links on a daily basis as the new ranges for the various designers were released.
(A few sample pics below with some samples of Tracy's stamps & her new paints and some samples from the Paper Artsy blog using the stamps).
Below some of the stamps and some samples taken from the Paper Artsy blog.
Chose the Pre Order tab at the top of the page. Those who pre order will be the first to get the new stamps, stencils and paints when they arrive before the rest goes into general stock on the web. We will be ordering more to meet the demand but if you 'can't wait' then pre ordering is the way to go.
So .. onto the links for the new releases from Creativation - enjoy !
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Q: Limit calculation help
$$f(x)=\sqrt{\frac{n}{n+1}}$$

For some reason, I am stuck calculating this limit. Can't seem to find it directly or get anything from L'Hopital's rule. Please help.

A: Since $n/(n+1)=1-1/(n+1)$, by induction we can show that $(1-1/(n+1))^K\rightarrow1$ for $K\in \mathbb{N}$ (why?). Let $K\in \mathbb{N}$ such that $K>1/2$. Then:
$$(1-1/{(n+1)})^{K}\le(1-1/{(n+1)})^{1/2}\le1$$
Thus by the squeeze theorem we have $(1-1/{(n+1)})^{1/2} \rightarrow 1$.

A: Supposing typo's, I rewrite the function $$f(x)=\sqrt{\frac{x}{x+1}}$$ and we shall look at what is going when $x$ becomes very large. Instinctivley, you could say that for a very large value of $x$, $x+1$ does not differ from $x$, so, basically your function behaves as $$f(x)=\sqrt{\frac{x}{x}}=1$$ A more rigorous way would consist in writing $x+1=x(1+\frac{1}{x})$ and then, without altering anything $$f(x)=\sqrt{\frac{x}{x+1}}=\sqrt{\frac{x}{x \left(1+\frac{1}{x}\right)}}=\sqrt{\frac{1}{ 1+\frac{1}{x}}}=\frac{1}{\sqrt{1+\frac{1}{x}}}$$ and arrive to same conclusions. If you are more requiring, you can use the fact that, for marginal values of $y$, $(1+y)^n$ is almost $(1+ny)$. Then replace $y$ by $1/x$ and $n$ by $-1/2$ to arrive to $(1-\frac{1}{2 x})$ which, by the way, is the start of the Taylor series, since for large values of $x$ the function is approximated by $$
1-\frac{1}{2 x}+\frac{3}{8 x^2}-\frac{5}{16 x^3}+\frac{35}{128
   x^4}+O\left(\left(\frac{1}{x}\right)^5\right)$$

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Dead Air or Well-fed Relationship?
"Just the headlines!" Paige demanded, interrupting me with more brass than a marching band.
I'd known her game through years of friendship. As a retired broadcaster, she gets impatient with lengthy descriptions.
"Okay, okay!" I feigned defeat, waited for her reaction, then went right back to telling the same story, only faster.
She tilted her head back into her thick mane, pursed her lips and squinted her eyes in submission. If uninterrupted, I knew I had her for another ninety seconds.
Too soon, her phone vibrated on the table like a half-dead locust. She diverted her gaze as she picked it up. That's when I stopped.
I didn't, preferring to wait for her full attention. Instead, I watched her focus on making a point in minimal words. Those two text all the time, talk on the phone weekly, and keep a strong face-to-face relationship at least once per month. Each mode of communication enhances the relationship. Paige views texting like keeping an eye on the ticker crawling across the bottom of the news channel, whereas phone calls are news programming, and being together is the up-close-and-personal unedited interview.
And I did. It was my turn under the network lights.
That doesn't happen for me all the time. I think of Hal, a buddy who texts occasionally, but when I return it, especially if I ask a simple question about how he's doing, there's dead air. When I see him, he doesn't share much either. He gives out soundbytes like Halloween candy, a sweet little tidbit before smiling and closing the door leaving me outside.
Another acquaintance from years ago, Fiona, loved talking on the phone, so I rarely saw her personally. Her modus operandi for gathering and disseminating information was simple: share a little to break the ice, ask leading questions, and get the juiciest morsel. When she heard a gossipy soundbyte, her mind raced to an internal rolodex to determine who to call while the person finished the story and asked for support. Like what happened to Marla sharing her heartbreak.
"You'll be fine," Fiona snapped.
"Someone's beeping in. Call you tomorrow." Fiona got what she wanted and disconnected.
When tomorrow came, Marla didn't hear from Fiona, but heard her brutally edited story from someone she never would have told. Marla felt manipulated and betrayed by Fiona's over simplification, which added to her pain.
Where's personal reflection and honest interaction? Hal hides it away from everyone, maybe even from himself. Fiona fakes it and feeds off it from a distance over the wire. None of this is new in our culture of mass communication, ever-increasing information, and survival-mode summarization. Still, our fondness for using electronic devices instead of having face-to-face contact where we can sense emotional reaction and read nonverbal communication leaves something big out of the conversation. Many feel the loss. Some mourn it.
Though my friend Paige is sometimes anxious to get to the point, she still wants to experience the journey. She loves the interpersonal, is integral within a large community, as well as treats family and friends with equal care. She's laughs, cries and hugs it out with her wide circle. Paige achieves this by balancing written and verbal communication, as well as by integrating text, social media, Skype, phone calls and personal contact to nurture rich, rewarding relationships in today's hurried world.
Soundbytes are simply a tease. Headlines are just an invitation. With the important people in your life, do you want to nourish relationships with nibbles or five-course meals? And what would you like to consume to feel nurtured and satisfied?
Like a giant, motorized float, gratitude is paraded out and cheered at Thanksgiving, its ultimate holiday. Many acknowledge what they are grateful for, even announcing it while sitting at a table with family, friends and a sumptuous feast, truly a gratitude-inducing event. This continues into the year-end holidays, again around food, but with the addition of decorations, lights, music, and gifts. We give and receive, grateful for both.
But what happens when the celebrations are over, the bright lights and decorations put away, and the gray of winter settles in? Often, it's simply cold, damp and colorless. Do you still feel gratitude?
During these times, it's often more profound to feel it, to seek and find the tiniest little things, mundane even, to be grateful for.
Consider uplifting this recognition through the practice of journal writing.
Write your gratitude in a little notebook, perhaps one you like and are grateful for. Type it on a computer or in the notes app on your SmartPhone. Send yourself gratitude text messages. Try different ways; keep the practice fresh.
Write these items in simple lists, or jot notes down with goofy doodles next to them, or write five each morning as a great way to start a new day, or highlight several points of gratitude within a story.
Think about specifying topics from your life that are important or you want to become important. Do any of these headings make you feel grateful just to consider focusing upon them?
Be grateful for your creativity and expression. Play, and feel the thankfulness well up in your body and fill your spirit. Read your gratitude journal along the way; your words will inspire more joy to write about and live from.
Having gratitude opens your heart to receive experiences you dream of. It feels good and allows more good. And the more you practice living with gratitude, the more you instantly recognize good in your life.


Changes in brain activities of individuals on being given ketamine drug may predict their vulnerability to schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is a complex mental illness in which a person loses the ability to think, feel or behave normally. The patient seems to live in a distorted world, and is usually unaware of his illness. The disorder is more commonly seen in men than women. The cause of this disorder is not known. It may be caused by a chemical defect in the brain. Imbalance of neuro-transmittors glutamate and dopamine has been associated with the disorder. To discover a means of anticipating how people might behave during a psychotic episode, British researchers compared the brain activity of 15 healthy volunteers before and after they were given ketamine, a psychosis drug that mimics schizophrenia symptoms. Increased brain activity during some tasks in the normal state predicted behaviours after the participants were given ketamine. For example, those who showed more frontal and temporal brain activity while imaging the sounds of voices in their normal state were more likely to experience strange perceptions after taking ketamine. Moreover, volunteers who showed increased activity in these brain regions while trying to complete simple sentences were more likely to have disordered thoughts after they took the drug. The temporal lobe is involved in speech, hearing and memory. The frontal lobe is involved in planning, decision-making and correcting and troubleshooting errors. The above findings show why schizophrenia symptoms vary widely and may suggest new personalised diagnosis and treatment approaches.


Yesterday, Nintendo denied Shigeru Miyamoto's "retirement". Today, Miyamoto denied it, while Wired.com the interview was translated by a Nintendo employee and stands by its story.
A 2 line article *and* the grammar is messed up. Good job.
liking your comment so hard aerin. We need a like button!
I tried to understand the article but because it was mistake that Miyamoto was retirement denied by translation that was not proof read seemed like very poor article that needed Nintendo to stand by... Yknow?
What is happening to Kotaku? It really has gone downhill in the past few months.. This article is just another small example.
This is the sound of no hands clapping.
Poor grammar/editing is possible in only two lines I see.
when do we get the 'more'?


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The all-out assault on conservative thought has just begun
After the white nationalist riots in Charlottesville, Va., in 2017, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and others renewed their demands for the suppression of conservative speech on social media. After Trump's supporters breached the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, Big Tech companies clamped down on President Donald Trump and many of his supporters. Incoming President Joe Biden has said he plans to pass a law against domestic terrorism.
(Article by Tyler O'neil republished from PJMedia.com)
While conservatives rightly denounced the violence this week, this response bodes ill for conservative speech not just on social media, but in the public square and even in private organizations.
In the aftermath of the Capitol riots, Twitter suspended President Donald Trump's account for the first time and Facebook permanently banned the president. After Trump deleted the tweets Twitter had flagged and had his account restored, Twitter proceeded to ban him entirely on Friday, and then it banned the official President of the United States (POTUS) account.
Facebook throttled the great Rush Limbaugh, notifying him that his "Page has reduced distribution and other restrictions because of repeated sharing of false news." Limbaugh left Twitter in protest after the platform banned Trump. Apple and Google attacked Parler, claiming that the new haven for conservatives had allowed people to plan the violence of the Capitol riots on its platform.
House Democrats filed articles of impeachment that explicitly blame President Trump for the Capitol riots, even though he never told his supporters to invade the Capitol. While the president's exaggerated rhetoric inflamed the rioters, Democrats repeatedly did the same thing this summer. Before and after Black Lives Matter protests devolved into destructive and deadly riots, Democratic officials repeatedly claimed America suffers from "systemic racism" and institutionalized "white supremacy."
Big Tech did not remove House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's accounts when she called for "uprisings" against the Trump administration. Facebook and Twitter did not target Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez when she claimed that allegedly marginalized groups have "no choice but to riot." These platforms did not act against Kamala Harris when she said the riots "should not" stop.
This week, Joe Biden condemned the Capitol rioters, saying, "What we witnessed yesterday was not dissent, it was not disorder, it was not protest. It was chaos. They weren't protesters, don't dare call them protesters. They were a riotous mob, insurrectionists, domestic terrorists. It's that basic, it's that simple."
Yet he refused to speak in those terms when Black Lives Matter and antifa militants were throwing Molotov cocktails at federal buildings, setting up "autonomous zones," and burning down cities. Instead, he condemned Trump for holding up a Bible at a church — without mentioning the fact that that very church had been set on fire the night before.
Despite this hypocrisy, Biden's speech on Thursday proved instructive. Biden used the Capitol riots to condemn Trump's entire presidency, accusing Trump of having "unleashed an all-out assault on our institutions of our democracy from the outset." Biden twisted Trump's actions into an attack on "democracy." He claimed Trump's originalist judges were a ploy to undermine impartial justice — when they were truly the exact opposite. Biden claimed Trump's complaints about the Obama administration spying on his campaign were merely an "attack" on America's "intelligence services." Biden said Trump's complaints about media bias constituted an attack on the "free press," when the Obama administration actually attacked the free press.
Despite the fact that leftist violence has wracked American cities for years (remember Ferguson and the shooting of police officers in Dallas in 2016?), Biden seized on the Capitol riots as evidence that everything the Right had been saying the past four years was a blatant and destructive lie.
This reminded me of the Southern Poverty Law Center, a once-noble civil rights organization that has become a far-left smear factory. The SPLC weaponizes its history suing white supremacists and the Ku Klux Klan into bankruptcy and monitoring them through its Klanwatch program to silence conservative thought. It brands mainstream conservative organizations "hate groups," listing them along with the KKK on a "hate map." This "hate map" inspired a deranged man to target the Family Research Council (FRC) for a mass shooting in 2012.
The Trump administration has worked with conservative organizations the SPLC falsely smears as "hate groups," and the SPLC has made hay of this fact. Its latest "hate group" report — published last March — mentioned Trump no fewer than 66 times. Yet the SPLC carried water for antifa during the riots this summer.
The SPLC has repeatedly pressured Big Tech to clamp down on conservative "hate groups," suggesting this is the right way to fight white supremacist terrorism. Amazon has excluded mainstream conservative Christian nonprofits from its charity program, Amazon Smile.
After Charlottesville, the SPLC raked in cash with big donations from Apple and JPMorgan. CNN even shared the SPLC "hate map" on its website and Twitter account, effectively endorsing the false accusations.
Not surprisingly, the SPLC has already seized the moment after the Capitol riots.
"One of the powerful lessons we must take away from this week's coup attempt by President Trump and his supporters is that 2021 is not a time for half measures in the fight against hate and extremism," Margaret Huang, the SPLC's president and CEO, said in a statement on Friday. "This violence is bolstered by the infrastructure of white nationalist movements that the Southern Poverty Law Center has been tracking and fighting for decades."
She warned that the Capitol riots will become "a recruitment tool for white nationalist movements" and "hate groups." She claimed that "the violence in Washington was predictable and preventable," citing the SPLC's list of "hate groups" — specifically the increase in the number of white nationalist hate groups. (Since the SPLC does not explain how large specific "hate groups" are, the number of such "groups" is arguably meaningless. Some "hate groups" consist of merely one person.)
Prominent leftists are likely to celebrate the SPLC as the harbinger of this violence, and the SPLC does do some important work monitoring white nationalists. Unfortunately, the group also smears conservative and Christian groups because they defend biblical sexuality, oppose illegal immigration, and warn about the threat of radical Islamist terrorism. Even fellow liberals have condemned the SPLC's "anti-LGBT hate group" accusation against Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), a conservative Christian law firm that has won multiple Supreme Court cases.
The SPLC also has skeletons in its closet. In 2019, the SPLC fired its co-founder, had its president step down, and had a prominent member of the board distance herself. The scandal broke out due to accusations of (decades-old) racial discrimination and sexual harassment. Amid the scandal, former employees came forward to expose the "con" of exaggerating hate to bilk donors.
Despite all this, the SPLC still enjoys considerable sway among Big Tech, corporate America, the legacy media, and the Democratic Party. When Attorney General Dana Nessel (D-Mich.) announced a new "hate crimes" unit, she specifically cited the SPLC's list of "hate groups" in the state. Kamala Harris, soon to become vice president, has repeatedly cited the SPLC in attacking Trump's judicial and administration nominees.
This makes it all the more ominous that Biden has said he plans to prioritize passing a law against domestic terrorism. Domestic terrorism is indeed a serious problem in America, but Biden's egregious and blatant double standard on the Capitol riots and antifa, along with his party's growing alliance with the SPLC, suggests he may use such a law to silence conservative dissent while going soft on far-left rioters.
Conservative Christians should pay close attention to this threat. Biden, like the SPLC, has long championed LGBT activism, and in 2018 at an LGBT activist group, he attacked people who have "tried to define family" in the U.S. as "the dregs of society." At the CNN LGBT town hall in October 2019, Biden called for a kind of terror watchlist to monitor organizations that oppose same-sex marriage and transgender identity. Biden firmly supports the Equality Act, which would outlaw discrimination against LGBT people. While Americans do not support discrimination, laws like this have been weaponized to punish Christians for refusing to celebrate same-sex weddings.
Buckle up, conservatives. The Biden administration represents a serious threat to conservative thought in the public square, and now Democrats have both houses of Congress to ram their agenda through.
Read more at: PJMedia.com and Suppressed.news.
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Getting ideas for kid's lunch box is a challenging task for most of the mums, particularly if the kids are fussy or demanding. Which is why we have put together some very easy recipes that are super-healthy and delicious. Try them out and watch your kids bring home empty lunch boxes!
Capsicum paneer roll is a great choice of lunch for kids filled up with proteins, vitamins, and minerals. This will keep your child sharp, strong and boost immune health.
Take wheat flour, salt and oil together, add warm water slowly and make a soft dough. Knead well and let it rest for 20 minutes.
Finely chop bell peppers, onions and garlic into small pieces.
Heat oil in a pan add the chopped onions, garlic and sauté until it turns soft. Add the ginger garlic paste and cook it for few minutes.
Add chopped bell peppers, spices, garam masala and salt as needed. Cook for few minutes until capsicum turns soft. Now add the grated paneer, chopped coriander leaves and mix it well.
Roll the dough into a thin small circle and cook it well adding little oil. Once the roti's are done place the stuffing in the center and roll it using a toothpick.
Delicious yummy rolls are ready to be packed in the lunch box.
A colourful power packed pulao with vitamins and minerals. This pulao provides the kids the needed nutrients to boost stamina, and immunity.
Take ½ cup of instant quinoa in a bowl. Add ¼ tsp salt and 1 cup of boiling water, mix well and keep it covered for 10 minutes. The quinoa would have absorbed the water, stir it well and keep it aside.
Heat oil in a pan, add cumin seeds, when it splutters, add cinnamon, bay leaf and cloves.
Add sliced onions and sauté until onions turn soft, now add ginger garlic paste and sauté for a few minutes.
To this add grated beetroot, mint leaves, spices and salt. Mix well and cook covered for 10 minutes.
Once done add the cooked quinoa and blend well, keep it closed for another 5 minutes.
Kids love pasta, and when blended with vegetables it adds to the nutrient value and provides kids with a wholesome meal.
Heat the olive oil in a non-stick pan, add the garlic and sauté on a medium flame for a few seconds.
Add the broccoli, capsicum, zucchini and salt and sauté on a medium flame for 2 to 3 minutes.
Add the dry mixed herbs, chilli flakes and penne and sauté on a medium flame for 1 to 2 minutes.
Switch off the flame, add the cheese and mix well.
Allow it to cool completely, wrap in an aluminium foil, and pack in an air-tight tiffin box.


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Poet Laureate Louise McNeill (January 9, 1911-June 19, 1993) was widely praised both early and late in her poetic career. As a poet she also accomplished many of the tasks normally reserved for historian, biographer, and folklorist. There are, as well, a legion of West Virginians who warmly recall Louise McNeill as their professor of history or English.
She was born on the family farm in Pocahontas County and died near Charleston. Her father, G. D. McNeill, was also an author, having written a still valuable account of the decline of wilderness along the Cranberry and Williams rivers. His book, The Last Forest, contained rich anecdotal and narrative material.
Louise McNeill is best remembered as the author of Gauley Mountain, her first full-length collection of poems, published by Harcourt Brace (1939) with a foreword by Stephen Vincent Benét. Much is rightly made of its vivid portrayal of character and folkways. Although reminiscent of Edgar Lee Masters's Spoon River Anthology, her portrayals show a greater depth and poignancy. Additionally, Gauley Mountain reveals McNeill as a poet with great technical skill, able to create a masterful range of imagery and rhythm. In all of her work, not only Gauley Mountain, she created a wide range of characters, especially rich with the details of life lived in rural Appalachia. McNeill was often hailed for her unflinching acceptance of local speech and dialect into the overall construction of her rhythmic poetry.
McNeill continued publishing poetry throughout her life but did not publish another major collection until 1972. She was appointed poet laureate by Governor Jay Rockefeller in 1979, holding that title until her death. Her later years saw a rebirth of public interest in her work and several important publications, including her prose memoir, The Milkweed Ladies (1988). The humble yet rich environment that shaped her psyche and eventually her poems is clearly revealed in this book. The exceptional concluding chapter, ''Night at the Commodore,'' shows how, rooted in family and history, McNeill can see not only for herself, not only for her native West Virginians, but also for the entire nation, the true and ominous magnitude of the unleashing of the atomic bomb.
Also published later in her life was Hill Daughter: New and Selected Poems (1991), a compilation underscoring the strength and vitality of the entire body of her work. This book is also important for the revealing biographical introduction written by Maggie Anderson, one of a generation of younger poets influenced by McNeill.
McNeill married Roger Pease in 1939, and was known by his surname as well as her own. She taught history and English at West Virginia University, Potomac State College, Concord College and Fairmont State. McNeill's archive is housed at the West Virginia University West Virginia Collection. In Louise McNeill we had not only a supremely gifted poet and dedicated chronicler of family and folk tradition, we had a writer who could still say: ''Until I was sixteen years old, until the roads came, the farm was about all I knew.''
This Article was written by Marc Harshman
Gauley Mountain
McNeill, Louise. Gauley Mountain. New York: Harcourt, Brace & Co., 1939.
McNeill, Louise. The Milkweed Ladies. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1988.
McNeill, Louise. Hill Daughter: New & Selected Poems. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1991.
Harshman, Marc "Louise McNeill." e-WV: The West Virginia Encyclopedia. 11 December 2019. Web. 31 January 2023.
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Once when I was little and played on the hill,
One wondrous evening, I dream of it still–
Mom called me to dinner, impatient, I knew–
So I lifted my arms up and flapped them and flew.
I lifted my arms up and flapped them, and lo!
I was flying as fast as my short legs could go.
The hill swirled beneath me, all foggy and green;
I lit by the yard fence, and no one had seen.
I told them at dinner, I said, "I can fly."
They laughed, not believing. I started to cry
And ran from the table, and sobbed, "It is true–
You need not believe me; I flapped and I flew."
I told them next morning, I told them again–
For years I kept telling; they laughed and I ran–
No one would believe me; I ceased then to tell;
But still I remember, remember it well–
One soft summer evening up there on the knoll,
Before life had harried the reach of my soul,
I stood there in twilight, in childlight, and dew–
And I lifted my arms up and flapped them and flew!
Source: Louise McNeill, Paradox Hill: From Appalachia to Lunar Shore (1972).


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On Friday, March 13, CRI trustee Paul Shiverick and his wife Betsy hosted an informational cocktail reception and presentation on behalf of the Cancer Research Institute at their home in Palm Beach. The event drew more than 50 friends and supporters who came to hear Dr. Michael Postow, assistant attending physician and part of the Melanoma-Sarcoma Oncology Service at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, NY, who gave the audience a firsthand look inside the lab of a frontline cancer researcher.
Dr. Postow began by explaining why cancer immunotherapy is the most promising approach to cancer treatment today and how it has significant potential to permanently transform the way cancer is perceived and treated. After sharing some insight into his role at MSKCC, he then introduced one of his patients, cancer veteran Mary Elizabeth Williams, a writer and mother of two from New York City. In 2011, Mary Elizabeth was diagnosed with metastatic melanoma, and upon the advice of her doctors, she enrolled in an immunotherapy clinical study. Today, she is cancer-free because of these treatments.
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My youtube video has almost 700 views on it, so now it is onward and upward to 1000! Getting the word out about life with CES. Based on interaction on the internet, it is more common than doctors imagine. It isn't, however, a sentence to your bed or a wheelchair for the rest of your life. Maybe not even pain!


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Little kids' crazy spelling actually makes sense
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Science of Learning
Science and technology are upending how we learn. We separate the science from the snake oil and look at how parents, teachers, and policymakers respond.
By Gerry Everding
Published July 30, 2017 Last updated on August 1, 2017 This article is more than 2 years old.
Children as young as three are already beginning to recognize and follow important rules and patterns governing how letters in the English language fit together to make words, a new study suggests.
The study provides new evidence that children start to learn about some aspects of reading and writing at a very early age.
"Our results show that children begin to learn about the statistics of written language, for example about which letters often appear together and which letters appear together less often, before they learn how letters represent the sounds of a language," says study coauthor Rebecca Treiman, a professor of psychological and brain sciences at Washington University in St. Louis.
An important part of learning to read and spell is learning about how the letters in written words reflect the sounds in spoken words. Children often begin to show this knowledge around 5 or 6 years of age when they produce spellings such as BO or BLO for "blow."
We tend to think that learning to spell doesn't really begin until children start inventing spellings that reflect the sounds in spoken words—spellings like C or KI for "climb". These early invented spellings may not represent all of the sounds in a word, but children are clearly listening to the word and trying to use letters to symbolize some of the sounds within it, Treiman says.
As children get older, these sound-based spellings improve. For example, children may move from something like KI for "climb" to something like KLIM.
"Many studies have examined how children's invented spellings improve as they get older, but no previous studies have asked whether children's spellings improve even before they are able to produce spellings that represent the sounds in words," Treiman says.
"Our study found improvements over this period, with spellings becoming more wordlike in appearance over the preschool years in a group of children who did not yet use letters to stand for sounds," she says.
Treiman's study analyzed the spellings of 179 children from the United States (age 3 years, 2 months to 5 years, 6 months) who were pre-phonological spellers. That is, when asked to try to write words, the children used letters that did not reflect the sounds in the words they were asked to spell, which is common and normal at this age.
On a variety of measures, the older pre-phonological spellers showed more knowledge about English letter patterns than did the younger pre-phonological spellers. When the researchers asked adults to rate the children's productions for how much they looked like English words, they found that the adults gave higher ratings, on average, to the productions of older pre-phonological spellers than to the productions of younger pre-phonological spellers.
The productions of older pre-phonological spellers also were more word-like on several objective measures, including length, use of different letters within words, and combinations of letters. For example:
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A 5-year-old who writes "fepiri" when asked to write the word "touch" might seem to know nothing about spelling, but this attempt looks more like a word than "fpbczs" as produced by a 4-year-old.
"While neither spelling makes sense as an attempt to represent sounds, the older child's effort shows that he or she knows more about the appearance of English words," Treiman says.
The findings are important, Treiman says, because they show that exposure to written words during the three-to-five-year age range may be important in getting children off to a strong start with their reading, writing, and spelling skills.
"Our results show that there is change and improvement with age during this period before children produce spellings that make sense on the basis of sound." Treiman says.
"In many ways, the spellings produced during this period of time are more wordlike when children are older than when they are younger. That is, even though the spellings don't represent the sounds of words, they start looking more like actual words," she says.
"This is pretty interesting, because it suggests that children are starting to learn about one aspect of spelling—what words look like—from an earlier point than we'd given them credit for," she says. "It opens up the possibility that educators could get useful information from children's early attempts to write—information that could help to show whether a child is on track for future success or whether there might be a problem."
This article was originally published in Futurity. Edits have been made to this republication. It has been republished under the Attribution 4.0 International license.


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Not recognising MIDI Controller - HELP!!
It's listed in the Device Set up - see photo - but there's no signal whatsoever coming in.
The device is class compliant and doesn't require additional drivers - so it's not a driver issue - any clues?
Re: Not recognising MIDI Controller - HELP!!
Are you able to choose that input on the midi track?
Like does it show up on the list of choices for midi inputs?
Hi Tacman - thanks for getting back!
Btw - I usually have MIDI OUT selected underneath as well, but I didn't this time as I was just showing you my controller in the Midi In..
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Sometimes it depends on what gets turned on first.
For instance, after troubles in my earlier days when I was new to DAWs, I found out the best thing was to always have my USB devices and Audio & MIDI interfaces on 'before' I fire up my DAW rig.
That way when the computer starts and does it's initial scan, then all that's plugged in and turned on should be seen by both the computer and Cubase.
My 61 key keyboard is fed by USB, but has an ON/Off switch which I always just leave on.


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Chipotle's TikTok challenges are getting them millions of views from Gen Z.
Chipotle's TikTok challenges are getting them millions of views from Gen Z. After a video posted by an employee received 1 million views, the chain started a partnership with TikTok—the first major restaurant brand to do so. They're turning challenges inspired by organic content into branded hashtag campaigns that invite users to participate. Their #GuacDance challenge helped to "drive Chipotle's biggest Guacamole Day in history" and the brand's original video has been viewed 1 billion times. (Restaurant Business)
Luxury brands are trying everything to make themselves cooler for Gen Z consumers.
Luxury brands are trying everything to make themselves cooler for Gen Z consumers. Department store sales dropped 4.8% during the first half of the year, and high-end brands like Nordstrom's, Ralph Lauren, and Tiffany & Co. are using social media, experiencification, and sustainability to connect with young shoppers. Ralph Lauren has had a TikTok campaign and partnered with fashion resale app Depop, while Nordstrom's is focusing on sustainable fashion and creating experiences in store—like a cocktail bar in the shoe department. (Forbes)
Young consumers are more comfortable eating food "produced using technology" than older generations.
Young consumers are more comfortable eating food "produced using technology" than older generations. According to a report from Ketchum, 77% of 9-24-year-olds are willing to try tech-assisted foods, compared to 58% of Xers and Boomers. The data indicates that the next generations of consumers will be the biggest opportunities for food tech brands and startups. Focusing on how food tech will impact issues like climate change and food waste "will be key to gaining trust." Already, Gen and Z Millennial consumers are fueling the fake meat industry. (Food Dive)
Half of Millennials think holiday shopping is a reasonable excuse to go into debt.
Half of Millennials think holiday shopping is a reasonable excuse to go into debt. According to CreditCards.com 52% of 23-38-year-olds are willing to accrue credit card debt to buy presents and visit family—more than other generations. Millennial parents are likely the reason for the difference, as they "want to give [their] kids a good holiday." YPulse research shows that young consumers' holiday spending power could be $55 billion this year. (Yahoo! Finance)
YouTube has launched a new way for creators to make money.
YouTube has launched a new way for creators to make money. The platform's Super Chat, launched in 2016, allows fans of YouTubers to pay for their comments to be highlighted and pushed to the top of feeds—and earns creators extra income. Now, users can also buy Super Stickers, reaction images sold in packs costing up to $50, to engage their favorite channels even more. YouTube is introducing more monetization opportunities for its creators (some inspired by Twitch's partner offerings) and reports that "'thousands' of channels have more than doubled their revenues" thanks to these features. (TechCrunch)
Teens are turning into film critics on TikTok.
Teens are turning into film critics on TikTok. While the app has generally been used by young people as a performative entertainment platform full of viral content, many are also posting homages, parodies, and even commentary and reviews of their favorite films. Thanks to the availability of film soundtracks on the app, reenacting scenes from popular movies is made easy. While the content isn't always serious or critical, it creates a space for young aspiring film critics and filmmakers to thrive. (NYT)
TikTok may be fueling tons of trends, but their downloads are slowing down.
TikTok may be fueling tons of trends, but their downloads are slowing down. The app, run by Chinese company ByteDance, has seen "astounding growth" since launching in 2017, adding 500 million users so far this year, and reporting 1.5 billion users total. But new data from SensorTower shows that it has hit a roadblock, with its first ever drop in user growth this quarter. Criticisms and ad pullpack from competitors like Facebook, and concerns about user data could be obstacles for the platform. (The Verge)
Millennials are continuing to make moderation a trend, and "booze fatigue" is a motivation.
Millennials are continuing to make moderation a trend, and "booze fatigue" is a motivation. While a lot of Millennials haven't completely stopped drinking, many of them want to. Reasons behind the shift include wanting to be healthier, save money, or simply "being sick of drinking." While previous generations had a "natural off ramp" to youthful drinking when they started families, Millennials' infamous delay of life milestones has potentially also changed their relationship with alcohol. YPulse's research on the trend found that 43% of 18-37-year-olds think people are being more careful about how much they drink these days. (The Atlantic)
Big tech companies top the list of stocks held by Millennial investors.
Big tech companies top the list of stocks held by Millennial investors.A new report by Apex Clearing found that companies like Apple, Amazon, Tesla, Facebook, and Berkshire Hathaway are the stocks Millennials are investing in the most. Uber, Lyft, and Pinterest were other popular choices, showing that Millennials are investing in "what they believe in" and "what they know." One of the newest stocks to climb the list is plant-based meat company Beyond Meat, as the fake meat industry continues to be fueled by young consumers. (Yahoo! Finance)
Nintendo has a new way to gamify exercise.
Nintendo has a new way to gamify exercise. The recently announced Ring Fit Adventure, which can also be played on Switch, lets players chase a "swole" dragon who is infecting the world. They navigate the game via a leg strap and large ring, the Ring-Con, which can be bent and pulled to complete movements—and turns the whole thing into a "full body workout." Gaming is a major part of young consumers' lives, and as they prioritize health and wellness, we could see more efforts to merge the two. (TechCrunch)


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#include "talk/media/base/rtpdump.h"

#include <ctype.h>

#include <string>

#include "talk/base/byteorder.h"
#include "talk/base/logging.h"
#include "talk/base/timeutils.h"
#include "talk/media/base/rtputils.h"

namespace {
static const int kRtpSsrcOffset = 8;
const int  kWarnSlowWritesDelayMs = 50;
}  // namespace

namespace cricket {

const char RtpDumpFileHeader::kFirstLine[] = "#!rtpplay1.0 0.0.0.0/0\n";

RtpDumpFileHeader::RtpDumpFileHeader(uint32 start_ms, uint32 s, uint16 p)
    : start_sec(start_ms / 1000),
      start_usec(start_ms % 1000 * 1000),
      source(s),
      port(p),
      padding(0) {
}

void RtpDumpFileHeader::WriteToByteBuffer(talk_base::ByteBuffer* buf) {
  buf->WriteUInt32(start_sec);
  buf->WriteUInt32(start_usec);
  buf->WriteUInt32(source);
  buf->WriteUInt16(port);
  buf->WriteUInt16(padding);
}

static const uint32 kDefaultTimeIncrease = 30;

bool RtpDumpPacket::IsValidRtpPacket() const {
  return original_data_len >= data.size() &&
      data.size() >= kMinRtpPacketLen;
}

bool RtpDumpPacket::IsValidRtcpPacket() const {
  return original_data_len == 0 &&
      data.size() >= kMinRtcpPacketLen;
}

bool RtpDumpPacket::GetRtpPayloadType(int* pt) const {
  return IsValidRtpPacket() &&
      cricket::GetRtpPayloadType(&data[0], data.size(), pt);
}

bool RtpDumpPacket::GetRtpSeqNum(int* seq_num) const {
  return IsValidRtpPacket() &&
      cricket::GetRtpSeqNum(&data[0], data.size(), seq_num);
}

bool RtpDumpPacket::GetRtpTimestamp(uint32* ts) const {
  return IsValidRtpPacket() &&
      cricket::GetRtpTimestamp(&data[0], data.size(), ts);
}

bool RtpDumpPacket::GetRtpSsrc(uint32* ssrc) const {
  return IsValidRtpPacket() &&
      cricket::GetRtpSsrc(&data[0], data.size(), ssrc);
}

bool RtpDumpPacket::GetRtpHeaderLen(size_t* len) const {
  return IsValidRtpPacket() &&
      cricket::GetRtpHeaderLen(&data[0], data.size(), len);
}

bool RtpDumpPacket::GetRtcpType(int* type) const {
  return IsValidRtcpPacket() &&
      cricket::GetRtcpType(&data[0], data.size(), type);
}

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Implementation of RtpDumpReader.
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void RtpDumpReader::SetSsrc(uint32 ssrc) {
  ssrc_override_ = ssrc;
}

talk_base::StreamResult RtpDumpReader::ReadPacket(RtpDumpPacket* packet) {
  if (!packet) return talk_base::SR_ERROR;

  talk_base::StreamResult res = talk_base::SR_SUCCESS;
  // Read the file header if it has not been read yet.
  if (!file_header_read_) {
    res = ReadFileHeader();
    if (res != talk_base::SR_SUCCESS) {
      return res;
    }
    file_header_read_ = true;
  }

  // Read the RTP dump packet header.
  char header[RtpDumpPacket::kHeaderLength];
  res = stream_->ReadAll(header, sizeof(header), NULL, NULL);
  if (res != talk_base::SR_SUCCESS) {
    return res;
  }
  talk_base::ByteBuffer buf(header, sizeof(header));
  uint16 dump_packet_len;
  uint16 data_len;
  // Read the full length of the rtpdump packet, including the rtpdump header.
  buf.ReadUInt16(&dump_packet_len);
  packet->data.resize(dump_packet_len - sizeof(header));
  // Read the size of the original packet, which may be larger than the size in
  // the rtpdump file, in the event that only part of the packet (perhaps just
  // the header) was recorded. Note that this field is set to zero for RTCP
  // packets, which have their own internal length field.
  buf.ReadUInt16(&data_len);
  packet->original_data_len = data_len;
  // Read the elapsed time for this packet (different than RTP timestamp).
  buf.ReadUInt32(&packet->elapsed_time);

  // Read the actual RTP or RTCP packet.
  res = stream_->ReadAll(&packet->data[0], packet->data.size(), NULL, NULL);

  // If the packet is RTP and we have specified a ssrc, replace the RTP ssrc
  // with the specified ssrc.
  if (res == talk_base::SR_SUCCESS &&
      packet->IsValidRtpPacket() &&
      ssrc_override_ != 0) {
    talk_base::SetBE32(&packet->data[kRtpSsrcOffset], ssrc_override_);
  }

  return res;
}

talk_base::StreamResult RtpDumpReader::ReadFileHeader() {
  // Read the first line.
  std::string first_line;
  talk_base::StreamResult res = stream_->ReadLine(&first_line);
  if (res != talk_base::SR_SUCCESS) {
    return res;
  }
  if (!CheckFirstLine(first_line)) {
    return talk_base::SR_ERROR;
  }

  // Read the 16 byte file header.
  char header[RtpDumpFileHeader::kHeaderLength];
  res = stream_->ReadAll(header, sizeof(header), NULL, NULL);
  if (res == talk_base::SR_SUCCESS) {
    talk_base::ByteBuffer buf(header, sizeof(header));
    uint32 start_sec;
    uint32 start_usec;
    buf.ReadUInt32(&start_sec);
    buf.ReadUInt32(&start_usec);
    start_time_ms_ = start_sec * 1000 + start_usec / 1000;
    // Increase the length by 1 since first_line does not contain the ending \n.
    first_line_and_file_header_len_ = first_line.size() + 1 + sizeof(header);
  }
  return res;
}

bool RtpDumpReader::CheckFirstLine(const std::string& first_line) {
  // The first line is like "#!rtpplay1.0 address/port"
  bool matched = (0 == first_line.find("#!rtpplay1.0 "));

  // The address could be IP or hostname. We do not check it here. Instead, we
  // check the port at the end.
  size_t pos = first_line.find('/');
  matched &= (pos != std::string::npos && pos < first_line.size() - 1);
  for (++pos; pos < first_line.size() && matched; ++pos) {
    matched &= (0 != isdigit(first_line[pos]));
  }

  return matched;
}

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Implementation of RtpDumpLoopReader.
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
RtpDumpLoopReader::RtpDumpLoopReader(talk_base::StreamInterface* stream)
    : RtpDumpReader(stream),
      loop_count_(0),
      elapsed_time_increases_(0),
      rtp_seq_num_increase_(0),
      rtp_timestamp_increase_(0),
      packet_count_(0),
      frame_count_(0),
      first_elapsed_time_(0),
      first_rtp_seq_num_(0),
      first_rtp_timestamp_(0),
      prev_elapsed_time_(0),
      prev_rtp_seq_num_(0),
      prev_rtp_timestamp_(0) {
}

talk_base::StreamResult RtpDumpLoopReader::ReadPacket(RtpDumpPacket* packet) {
  if (!packet) return talk_base::SR_ERROR;

  talk_base::StreamResult res = RtpDumpReader::ReadPacket(packet);
  if (talk_base::SR_SUCCESS == res) {
    if (0 == loop_count_) {
      // During the first loop, we update the statistics of the input stream.
      UpdateStreamStatistics(*packet);
    }
  } else if (talk_base::SR_EOS == res) {
    if (0 == loop_count_) {
      // At the end of the first loop, calculate elapsed_time_increases_,
      // rtp_seq_num_increase_, and rtp_timestamp_increase_, which will be
      // used during the second and later loops.
      CalculateIncreases();
    }

    // Rewind the input stream to the first dump packet and read again.
    ++loop_count_;
    if (RewindToFirstDumpPacket()) {
      res = RtpDumpReader::ReadPacket(packet);
    }
  }

  if (talk_base::SR_SUCCESS == res && loop_count_ > 0) {
    // During the second and later loops, we update the elapsed time of the dump
    // packet. If the dumped packet is a RTP packet, we also update its RTP
    // sequence number and timestamp.
    UpdateDumpPacket(packet);
  }

  return res;
}

void RtpDumpLoopReader::UpdateStreamStatistics(const RtpDumpPacket& packet) {
  // Get the RTP sequence number and timestamp of the dump packet.
  int rtp_seq_num = 0;
  packet.GetRtpSeqNum(&rtp_seq_num);
  uint32 rtp_timestamp = 0;
  packet.GetRtpTimestamp(&rtp_timestamp);

  // Set the timestamps and sequence number for the first dump packet.
  if (0 == packet_count_++) {
    first_elapsed_time_ = packet.elapsed_time;
    first_rtp_seq_num_ = rtp_seq_num;
    first_rtp_timestamp_ = rtp_timestamp;
    // The first packet belongs to a new payload frame.
    ++frame_count_;
  } else if (rtp_timestamp != prev_rtp_timestamp_) {
    // The current and previous packets belong to different payload frames.
    ++frame_count_;
  }

  prev_elapsed_time_ = packet.elapsed_time;
  prev_rtp_timestamp_ = rtp_timestamp;
  prev_rtp_seq_num_ = rtp_seq_num;
}

void RtpDumpLoopReader::CalculateIncreases() {
  // At this time, prev_elapsed_time_, prev_rtp_seq_num_, and
  // prev_rtp_timestamp_ are values of the last dump packet in the input stream.
  rtp_seq_num_increase_ = prev_rtp_seq_num_ - first_rtp_seq_num_ + 1;
  // If we have only one packet or frame, we use the default timestamp
  // increase. Otherwise, we use the difference between the first and the last
  // packets or frames.
  elapsed_time_increases_ = packet_count_ <= 1 ? kDefaultTimeIncrease :
      (prev_elapsed_time_ - first_elapsed_time_) * packet_count_ /
      (packet_count_ - 1);
  rtp_timestamp_increase_ = frame_count_ <= 1 ? kDefaultTimeIncrease :
      (prev_rtp_timestamp_ - first_rtp_timestamp_) * frame_count_ /
      (frame_count_ - 1);
}

void RtpDumpLoopReader::UpdateDumpPacket(RtpDumpPacket* packet) {
  // Increase the elapsed time of the dump packet.
  packet->elapsed_time += loop_count_ * elapsed_time_increases_;

  if (packet->IsValidRtpPacket()) {
    // Get the old RTP sequence number and timestamp.
    int sequence = 0;
    packet->GetRtpSeqNum(&sequence);
    uint32 timestamp = 0;
    packet->GetRtpTimestamp(&timestamp);
    // Increase the RTP sequence number and timestamp.
    sequence += loop_count_ * rtp_seq_num_increase_;
    timestamp += loop_count_ * rtp_timestamp_increase_;
    // Write the updated sequence number and timestamp back to the RTP packet.
    talk_base::ByteBuffer buffer;
    buffer.WriteUInt16(sequence);
    buffer.WriteUInt32(timestamp);
    memcpy(&packet->data[2], buffer.Data(), buffer.Length());
  }
}

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Implementation of RtpDumpWriter.
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

RtpDumpWriter::RtpDumpWriter(talk_base::StreamInterface* stream)
    : stream_(stream),
      packet_filter_(PF_ALL),
      file_header_written_(false),
      start_time_ms_(talk_base::Time()),
      warn_slow_writes_delay_(kWarnSlowWritesDelayMs) {
}

void RtpDumpWriter::set_packet_filter(int filter) {
  packet_filter_ = filter;
  LOG(LS_INFO) << "RtpDumpWriter set_packet_filter to " << packet_filter_;
}

uint32 RtpDumpWriter::GetElapsedTime() const {
  return talk_base::TimeSince(start_time_ms_);
}

talk_base::StreamResult RtpDumpWriter::WriteFileHeader() {
  talk_base::StreamResult res = WriteToStream(
      RtpDumpFileHeader::kFirstLine,
      strlen(RtpDumpFileHeader::kFirstLine));
  if (res != talk_base::SR_SUCCESS) {
    return res;
  }

  talk_base::ByteBuffer buf;
  RtpDumpFileHeader file_header(talk_base::Time(), 0, 0);
  file_header.WriteToByteBuffer(&buf);
  return WriteToStream(buf.Data(), buf.Length());
}

talk_base::StreamResult RtpDumpWriter::WritePacket(
    const void* data, size_t data_len, uint32 elapsed, bool rtcp) {
  if (!stream_ || !data || 0 == data_len) return talk_base::SR_ERROR;

  talk_base::StreamResult res = talk_base::SR_SUCCESS;
  // Write the file header if it has not been written yet.
  if (!file_header_written_) {
    res = WriteFileHeader();
    if (res != talk_base::SR_SUCCESS) {
      return res;
    }
    file_header_written_ = true;
  }

  // Figure out what to write.
  size_t write_len = FilterPacket(data, data_len, rtcp);
  if (write_len == 0) {
    return talk_base::SR_SUCCESS;
  }

  // Write the dump packet header.
  talk_base::ByteBuffer buf;
  buf.WriteUInt16(static_cast<uint16>(
                      RtpDumpPacket::kHeaderLength + write_len));
  buf.WriteUInt16(static_cast<uint16>(rtcp ? 0 : data_len));
  buf.WriteUInt32(elapsed);
  res = WriteToStream(buf.Data(), buf.Length());
  if (res != talk_base::SR_SUCCESS) {
    return res;
  }

  // Write the header or full packet as indicated by write_len.
  return WriteToStream(data, write_len);
}

size_t RtpDumpWriter::FilterPacket(const void* data, size_t data_len,
                                   bool rtcp) {
  size_t filtered_len = 0;
  if (!rtcp) {
    if ((packet_filter_ & PF_RTPPACKET) == PF_RTPPACKET) {
      // RTP header + payload
      filtered_len = data_len;
    } else if ((packet_filter_ & PF_RTPHEADER) == PF_RTPHEADER) {
      // RTP header only
      size_t header_len;
      if (GetRtpHeaderLen(data, data_len, &header_len)) {
        filtered_len = header_len;
      }
    }
  } else {
    if ((packet_filter_ & PF_RTCPPACKET) == PF_RTCPPACKET) {
      // RTCP header + payload
      filtered_len = data_len;
    }
  }

  return filtered_len;
}

talk_base::StreamResult RtpDumpWriter::WriteToStream(
    const void* data, size_t data_len) {
  uint32 before = talk_base::Time();
  talk_base::StreamResult result =
      stream_->WriteAll(data, data_len, NULL, NULL);
  uint32 delay = talk_base::TimeSince(before);
  if (delay >= warn_slow_writes_delay_) {
    LOG(LS_WARNING) << "Slow RtpDump: took " << delay << "ms to write "
                    << data_len << " bytes.";
  }
  return result;
}

}  // namespace cricket

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From Panaderia to Pan de Manila: Evolution of Bakeries in the Philippines
/ Technology / By Tulla More Life
Every Filipino has had the experience of eating pandesal for breakfast and pairing it with a steaming cup of coffee. You either bought a big bag from the local panaderia or from the bike vendors who enter your village. Apart from pandesal, other Philippine breads, such as monay, ensaymada, pan de coco, and kalihim also filled the glass cases of bakeshops. These favorites have come a long way, and so has the Philippines' baking industry.
Bread-making in the country used to be primarily cultural and traditional. It was characterized by classic baking techniques and equipment, such as the pugon or a brick oven operating on wood. But the industry has since moved on from these traditions to modern processes.
Better Baking Equipment and Processes
Families up and down the income brackets consume Filipino breads. The large market led bakers to speed up their production to meet the demand, so they swapped their traditional breadmaking methods for more modernized ones.
Large bakery equipment and machinery replaced the pugon since these accommodate larger batches and require less labor to operate. Measuring cups are also slowly fading in favor of digital weighing scales, which provide more accurate measurements.
These technologies have made it easier for bakeries to establish their most efficient processes and ensure consistent quality in all their products. Modernization also allowed bakeshop chains to standardize procedures and recipes, enabling them to expand their business via franchising.
The evolution of baking has made it a lucrative business venture, providing jobs and opening opportunities for entrepreneurs. Since bakers have perfected their bread-making processes, they now have the chance to experiment with recipes and introduce their own.
Distinct Product Offerings and Recipes
People jazz up their simple pandesal by turning it into a sandwich, filling it with mayonnaise spreads, coco jam, and sometimes even fried hotdog or egg. It's common to use a piece of monay as a vessel for ice cream as well, which is something that can be bought from the sorbetes vendors.
But now, people have greater options available to them, thanks to product innovations. Some examples are Gardenia's hotdog-flavored pandesal and Pan de Manila's malunggay or moringa pandesal. Gourmet versions of old panaderia classics have also sprouted, such as three-cheese ensaymada from Mary Grace and the sourdough pandesal from Panaderya Toyo.
The Food and Nutrition Research Institute (FNRI) used the innovations in bread-making to create a healthier variant of pandesal as well. A few years ago, the FNRI introduced the yellow pandesal in public schools. The color is due to squash puree, which the institute added to help address malnutrition among kids and teenagers.
Although artisanal bakeries have populated the market, many bake shops still stick with the traditional methods. An example is Kamuning Bakery in Quezon City, one of the oldest and most popular panaderia in the city since opening its doors in 1939.
Food writers Amy A. Uy and Jenny B. Orrillos published a book detailing the role of panaderia and Philippine breads in Filipino culture. The goal of "Panaderia: Philippine Bread, Biscuit and Bakery Traditions" is to allow people to take a closer look at food that have been staples on Filipino dining tables for the longest time. Hopefully, Philippine breads, along with the traditions and changes that surround them, will be preserved so that they can give clues about the country's identity.


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Final Fantasy XV: Pocket Edition HD for Switch launches today
The Nintendo Switch just became a Final Fantasy machine
Roberta Sherman | 14 September, 2018, 11:42
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Give Rashford time to shine, insists Southgate
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Alongside the previously announced Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles remaster, we're also getting the remastered versions of X, X2 and XII, an enhanced version of World of Final Fantasy subtitled Maxima, as well as VII and IX in their semi-original forms. It will be joined by the spinoff games World of Final Fantasy: Maxima on November 8 and Chocobo's Mystery Dungeon: Everybuddy! this winter. The big bombshell, though, is that not just one, not two, but a whole airship's worth of the mainline Final Fantasy games are headed to the Switch! This version will allow you to "befriend all the monsters", as well as play co-op with a buddy. I for one am beyond relieve to see Square Enix finally supporting Xbox with their re-releases and remasters, and this certainly makes it likely the developmentally-challenged FF7 remake will come our way as well.
HIGHLIGHTS: Seattle Storm Win 2018 WNBA Championship
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Pochettino confirms Lloris will remain Spurs captain after drink-drive sentence
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Q: AWS Opsworks: logrotate it runs automatically? I have configured my own logrotate(app logs) and for editing(nginx logs), all created in a recipes(chef). My question is: logrotate it runs automatically?
I ask because I have configurations in which the logs can not EXCEED 5MB in size, and have logs with sizes of 100MB.
show crontabs for root:
crontab -l
no crontab for root

/etc/logrotate.conf
weekly
su root syslog
rotate 4
create
include /etc/logrotate.d
/var/log/wtmp {
    missingok
    monthly
    create 0664 root utmp
    rotate 1
}

/var/log/btmp {
    missingok
    monthly
    create 0660 root utmp
    rotate 1
}

A: Usually, logrotate is run as a daily cron job. You could add size 5M and daily to the logrotate config for the logs you're interested in.
There would be the potential for the log to grow past 5M between daily logrotate runs. This could be tuned by lowering the size value and/or running logrotate more often.
Check man logrotate for more details.

A: If you want to rotate your files as soon as they get size of 5Mb, just place in /etc/cron.hourly/ folder executable file with:
#!/bin/sh
test -x /usr/sbin/logrotate || exit 0
/usr/sbin/logrotate /etc/logrotate.d/nginx

If that will be not enough you can make a crontab job like this:
*/30 *  *  *  *   root    logrotate /etc/logrotate.d/nginx
(for every 30 minutes rotation)

A: First thing you are searching in the wrong place. Logrotate is part of cron daily jobs.
The cron job is in the following directory "/etc/cron.daily/logrotate"
You can run the following command to force running the logrotate
sudo logrotate -v -f /etc/logrotate.conf

If you want the logs to be rotated once they reach 5mb, you should add size value to your script.
You should have something like this:
/var/log/mylogs {
......
missingok
size=5M
create 0664 root utmp
rotate 3
}

Here is a link to more details on how you can easily setup logrotate.


Welcome to the 32nd edition of our weekly round-up posts. We thought about getting back to basics, so we've searched the web for the most interesting blogger outreach related articles.
Our first choice is Ashly Lorenzana from Wordpreneur. She is sharing some useful tips on How to Pitch a Blogger for a Book Review. We enjoyed reading her article especially as we consider it to be a good resource for businesses looking for bloggers to review their products.
Second this week are the guys from The Webmarketing Group. You'll find lots of tips on how to reach out to bloggers in their blog post. Check out the full article about the 7 Tips for Reaching Out to Bloggers.
Our third choice for this week is Cassandra Clark from Ignite Social Media. Her post can be considered a good resource for all agencies that are/will include blogger outreach as part of their social media campaigns. Read her full article Tips for Agencies Pitching to Bloggers and learn from the advice she gives.
Last, but not least is Jen from NymanInk. If you're wondering How to get bloggers to write about you , then this article will definitely come in handy.


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Biological Sciences with Spanish for Science
UCAS Code: C1R4
Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
A levelCambridge International Pre-U Certificate - PrincipalInternational Baccalaureate Diploma ProgrammeUCAS Tariff
A-levelCambridge International Pre-U Certificate - PrincipalInternational Baccalaureate Diploma ProgrammeUCAS Tariff
Must include: A in Biology A in Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics General Studies and Critical Thinking are not accepted. If you are made an offer you will be required to achieve a pass in the practical endorsement in all science subjects that form part of the offer. Language Requirement: AS Level Spanish grade B A level Spanish grade C
Cambridge International Pre-U Certificate - Principal
D3,D3,D3
Must include: D3 Biology D3 Chemistry, Mathematics or Physics D3 Other Language Requirement: M3 Spanish
Must include: 6 in Biology (HL) 6 in Chemistry, Mathematics or Physics (HL) Language Requirement: 5 in Spanish (HL) or 6 in Spanish (SL)
Biological Sciences at Imperial aims to understand the behaviour of living systems from the level of cells up to whole organisms and ecosystems.
The Department of Life Sciences offers a number of degrees in Biological Sciences, with some degrees enabling you to choose from a broad selection of modules, and others allowing you to specialise in a particular area.
This degree allows you to combine your training in biological sciences with study of the Spanish language. These classes, taught in Spanish by the Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication, focus on the use and presentation of written and oral scientific and technical material in Spanish.
You will also receive an introduction to the theory and practice of translation, alongside further studies in the history, politics, science and technology of Spanish-speaking countries.
In the first year you will cover modules in core areas of biology and key scientific skills alongside these classes. This gives you a solid grounding in the fundamental topics, and prepares you for advanced study.
In the second year you study applied biology and genetics, then begin to specialise through optional modules.
You spend your third year studying in a Spanish-speaking university, where you will attend lectures and conduct a research project.
In your final year you will complete a research project on a topic of your choice, and choose from an even wider selection of modules such as evolutionary biology, plant biotechnology and neuroscience.
Our teaching is enriched by the Department's internationally leading research programme, so you'll be learning at the very cutting edge of the subject. You will also benefit from access to our outstanding facilities, including for genomic and cell biology studies, tissue culture suites and the most modern microscopes.
Please note: **this course is not suitable for native or near-native Spanish speakers.**
Normally only students who are on track for at least a 2:1 by the end of their second year, will be eligible to spend their third year abroad.
The structure of the Department's courses means that transfer between different Biological Sciences degrees is usually possible up until the end of the first year. If you are an international student, transferring to a different course could have an impact on your Tier 4 visa, but our International Student Support Team are here to help advise and support you.
**As well as your main Imperial degree, you will also receive the award of the Associateship of the Royal College of Science (ARCS) on completion of this course.**
Biology (non-specific)
Biology (non-specific)Spanish language
BiologyLanguages and area studies
The recession was tough on biology graduates, and although the jobs market has improved for them - a lot - it's still not back to where it was a few years ago. If you want a career in biology research — and a lot of biology students do - you'll need to take a doctorate, so give some thought as to where you might do it and how you might fund it (the government still funds doctorates for good students). A lot of graduates also take 1 year Masters courses to specialise in this wide and deep subject - most students take a standard biology course for their first degree and then specialise in subjects like ecology, conservation or marine biology later. Hospitals, universities, biotech firms, zoos and nature reserves and clinical and scientific testing are common industries of employment for biology graduates.
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