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My journey with guided math has been an 8 year process. Let me be the first to say this does not make me an expert, but rather a willing participant in finding what works best for math instruction!
If you are thinking about taking the plunge into guided math, this is the perfect time of year to experiment with your already trained students! Try incorporating guided math components. A change in your daily routine can boost morale and get you through the never-ending winter to spring turn over.
Before you begin be sure to have a plan.
The more students you have, the more rotations you may need to get your students into groups of 4-6. In my experience a group of 4-5 works best and if you can have an even number in your group, partnering is much easier.
How big do you want your groups?
Think about your resources in order to plan how big your groups can be. For example, if you plan to use computers or electronic devices, then the number you have available at one time will dictate the size of your group.
There's no perfect way to do guided math, but you will want to make it as enjoyable and functional for you as possible in order to sustain it through the year. For this reason, you will want to decide where you are going to invest your time. What resources do you know will work for you?
As of now, my rotations are shown on the slide below.
Although your content will change weekly/monthly, your routine will become second nature. With all the moving parts working together, it will make sense for you and your students. When there is a break down. Stop. Bring it to everyone's attention, and problem solve right away. This keeps everyone accountable for making it work. Just last week, I regrouped my students. I could tell that they needed a fresh group of friends to work with. It really helped! Don't be afraid to shake things up as needed. My students are ability grouped. Mostly. What I mean by that is that I will allow circumstance to take precedence when necessary. In this case, spring fever wins over all. It has been perfect as we are working on measurement and assessing for our upcoming report cards.
I use a guided math binder for planning, record keeping, and RTI. It helps to have everything in one spot!
Where do I get the materials to fill my math tubs every week?
I have spent years building up my math tub materials. Every Summer I take stock of what I have and add to the mix as well. Two Summers ago I majorly overhauled my math centers by actually labeling the standards to each one. This allowed me to see what areas we hit most and what areas we need more hands on practice with. If you click the picture below you will head straight to all the math centers that I have created. I have monthly sets, skills specific sets, and bundles. There are free centers too.
What goes in the math journal?
The math journal is a versatile to your guided math instruction. You can use it during all 4 components of guided math. It houses a student's math thinking, vocabulary, procedures, as well as showcases how they organize their thoughts and work. It is helpful in working on their fine motor skills too!
In our room, students use their math journal during their math journal rotation. They work on a review skill independently and are allowed to buddy check if needed.
To go with all our math skills in first grade, I spent last year creating interactive monthly math journal sets. This makes planning so much easier. Just like the math centers, I already have them created and can pull what we need to review and learn for the week. To check out all the monthly math journal sets you can click the picture. You will also find a free journal set to help you decide if that is something that will work for you!
I will also put other printable skills practice pages to use during this time if they help boost our learning. These pages below follow a similar pattern as our monthly math journal pages. I run them on brightly colored paper for added interest just like our journal pages.
How do you reflect? I just don't have the time!
In little baggies, place four different clip art reflection questions. You can do this in any grouping that works for you. Whole group, partners, 4 square share, etc. I like to make groups of 4 on the rug because there are 4 different questions. Students pull a clip art out and answer the question in their group related to the math instruction that day. Then if time, one or two of your better shares can share out with the class. The open ended questions are limitless and students do find that learning is fun when their friends point out something they did that day!
Thank you so much for this. I have tried and definitely failed. I would like to know how long is your math block? I have approx 50 minutes after recess/ before specials give or take when we come in from recess and restroom break before going to specials and about 15 minutes after specials. Maybe it's me but our curriculum has so much and some things take us FOREVER to get through just even the lesson that we barely have time for an activity after the lesson. Any suggestions?
I love reading about your math centers, and I'm excited to attend a couple of your sessions at I Teach 1st this summer. I am hoping to implement some form of guided math next year. I like your suggestion of trying it out on my kiddos that are "trained" this year. Thanks for your detailed explanations!
Do you have your Spring Printable Math Skills Practice listed on TPT? I would love to use them in addition to the journals.
I added the link. Sorry about that!
Are you doing all 5 rotations in one day, or are your having students do one station per day? How much time do you give them at their center? What if they do not finish their journal entry?
All of those details are up to you and what works for your time frame and class size. 🙂 There's no perfect formula. As for me, I am doing all 5 rotations for 10 minutes each. If they don't finish journal, they stay there to finish it before rotating.
I love using your math journals!
Great post, friend! I feel strapped b/c they made us "pilot" Go Math this year. It's literally a workbook. Sadness. 🙁 I try to incorporate my games in whenever I can. No time for Math tubs this year. Makes me sick.
I am a veteran first grade teacher who started using guided math 2 years ago. I love your enthusiasm and ideas for teaching math. I want to try the journaling next year. Summer vacation started today and I am already thinking about fall! 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
Do you have a specific math textbook you follow? Just wondering how to incorporate it into this kind of format.
I just downloaded your center signs you use in your classroom! They are so cute. Is there anyway you could make a Listening Center sign? Pretty please!?


Jul 18, 2017 in "Minnie Van Service"
Disney's all-new Minnie Van service has begun testing around the Walt Disney World Resort.
Minnie Van service provides a point-to-point transportation service, aimed at giving guests a more seamless resort vacation from start to finish.
Minnie Van will be priced at $20 per trip per vehicle, and the service is planned to officially begin late July 2017. Testing is currently underway at Disney's BoardWalk and Yacht Club Resorts with guests being transported at no cost during the test.
Later, the service will expand to more locations throughout Walt Disney World along with an app that will allow guests to request a Minnie Van, much like Uber. Unlike Disney's Magical Express service which is operated by third party Mears, Minnie Van drivers are actually Disney cast members.
This new car service comes alongside the official confirmation of the gondola transport system - Disney Skyliner.


Just admit it. When you think "Spain," you probably conjure up sultry flamenco dancers clackety-clacking in swirly polka-dot dresses and darkly handsome matadors in tight sequin-spangled outfits sparring with big, black, ticked-off bulls, no?
Thought so. For various reasons (including accounts like gringo Washington Irving's 1832 The Alhambra), these are high on the list of outsiders' cliches of Espana. There's muchisimo more to this diverse 40-million-person collection of nationalities, of course, but it's true that its arid south (just a tad bigger than South Carolina) has helped define Spain's identity in the outside world in part because of its remarkable history and monuments. And because it's poorer than other parts of the country, with a lower cost of living, it also yields some unforgettable travel bargains, from a tasty, less-than-$10 repast based on millennium-old Mozarabic recipes and served in a twelfth-century Moorish bathhouse, to $40/night lodgings in a comfily converted gypsy cave. And fall is a wonderful time to visit, after the heat and the tourist hordes of summer have ebbed.
Ruled by Moorish caliphs and sultans (Muslim conquerors from North Africa) between 712 and 1492, the region they called Al-Andalus nurtured a sophisticated civilization generally more tolerant of different religions and lifestyles than Christian Europe. During the Inquisition, Spain's holy warriors spared no expense to drive out the cursed heathen, yet six centuries later (a full century less than Islamic rule lasted) their descendants milk the Moorish mystique for all it's worth. Which is a lot; nowhere else in Europe can you take in such wonders, and for as few euros a week (remember, the peseta will be passé as of January 1, 2002).
Andalusia ("Andalucia" in Spanish) is made up of eight provinces-Granada, Seville, Cordoba, Malaga, Huelva, Cadiz, Jaen, and Almeria - with landscapes ranging from dry, olive-tree-dotted plains to wildlife-rich wetlands, and glorious beaches to green hills and snowy peaks. But here I'll concentrate on the first three, which hold most of the spectacular cultural highlights that visitors flock to see; in a later issue of Budget Travel, we'll be covering Malaga and the resort-heavy Costa del Sol separately.
Andalusia's major cities are served by air from Madrid and dozens of other Spanish gateways (Malaga even gets international service from Europe, as well as direct from the States via Air Europa), and by an extensive rail network (including the marvelous high-speed AVE-Madrid to Seville in about two-and-a-half hours for $81). But if you have the time, the drive down from Madrid makes for an interesting and not overlong cruise - 260 miles to Granada or Cordoba, 340 to Seville - through the fascinating likes of medieval Toledo (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the region of La Mancha (of windmill and Don Quixote fame). Once you finally arrive down south, though, be prepared for some of the most memorable experiences of your life.
The last holdout of Muslim rule on the Iberian peninsula (finally ended in 1492 by the minions of those dour royals Ferdinand and Isabella), this city of 265,000 magnificently set at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains is a place whose age-old traditions and culture are still very much alive and flavored by the presence of communities like the Roma (a.k.a. gypsies) and Muslims (especially since the 1990s wave of immigration from Morocco, Algeria, and other North African countries). An intriguing maze of cobblestone streets and squares anchored by the Plaza Nueva, the old Moorish Albaicin (or Albayzin) quarter is home to lots of spots for eating, drinking, and souvenir shopping, including exotic teahouses and restaurants where you'd swear you were in the Casbah of Fez, right down to the muezzin's call to prayer. Try the sweet, 250-peseta ($1.30) mint tea and 200-peseta ($1) pastries at Teteria As-Sirat on Calle Caldereria Nueva. Farther up the hill, Sacromonte is a warren of whitewashed caves that has been home to the Roma for hundreds of years; some are open to the public today as eateries, lodgings, and flamenco tablaos (budget for a 3,500-peseta/$18 splurge in one of the more authentic shows, such as Los Tarantos, 22-45-25; tickets include one drink and are sold at hotels and at a booth on Calle Reyes Catolicos, on the east side of Plaza Nueva). Speaking of flamenco, other local options include a two-week beginner's course for 24,000 ptas ($122); contact Escuela Carmen de las Cuevas at 22-10-62, fax 22-04-76, or access its Web site (carmencuevas.com).
What Granada's best known for, however, is on the hill across from all this: a pair of palace complexes called the Alhambra and Generalife (admission to both 1,000 ptas/$5; go early). Originally dating from the ninth century, the Alhambra was built for over half a millennium by powerful caliphs into a Thousand and One Nights fantasyland of courtyards, porticos, patios, and fountains, all sumptuously decorated with intricate stone-and-plasterwork vaults, tracery, tilework, and carved inlaid ceilings. Not far off, the Generalife was their summer retreat, heavy on greenery and water. Wander at will - and be utterly awed. There are plenty of other local sights worth making time for, too, including the cathedral's Royal Chapel (carved tomb of monarchs Ferdie and Liz; more) and La Cartuja Monastery, with a uniquely over-the-top baroque interior (both 350 ptas/$1.80).
If the neo-Moorishly ornate Alhambra Palace (up near the historic palaces) is too rich for your blood at $145 a night, stop in for a sangria with a great view of town, but stay elsewhere. My pick at the bottom of the scale, located just off Plaza Nueva on the street leading up to the Alhambra, is the four-story, 22-room Pension Britz (Cuesta de Gomerez 1, tel./fax 22-36-52), which offers very attractive though fairly amenity-sparse doubles with bath for 5,724 ptas ($30), without for 4,134 ($21). Just one unit, it's not for everybody - but a hands-down winner for unique ambience - is the Cueva de los Canasteros (Vereda del Enmedio, tel./fax 22-90-90, canastera@granadainfo.com), a former gypsy cave in Sacromonte converted into a three-roomer sleeping up to four; no TV or phone, but there is a kitchen and CD player; for two, it's 8,560 ptas (about $40) daily. Just below the old town, on a lovely square with the Renaissance cathedral tower looming above, the five-story Los Tilos (Plaza Bib-Rambla 4, 26-67-12, fax 26-68-01) has 34 slightly dated but comfortable rooms with bath, color TV, phone, and A/C; doubles run 8,132 ptas ($42). A little fresher, and certainly impeccably central, the Hotel Macia (Pl. Nueva 4, 22-75-36, fax 22-75-33), on Plaza Nueva right across from the street leading up to the Alhambra, is a modest jewel, with 44 stylish, fully decked-out rooms; doubles go for 10,700 ptas ($55); BT readers are offered another 10 percent off. For very designer-mod and upscale, the marble-clad, 85-room Gran Via (Gran Via de Colon 25, 28-54-64, fax 28-55-91), just outside the old town, is an impressive value at 13,268 ptas ($68) per double.
Thanks not just to backpackers but also the considerable student population, Granada (including the old town) is full of budget options, including multicourse menus for as little as 749 ptas ($3.80). That's what you'll pay, for example, for pasta, salad, a wedge of potato omelette, bread, and flan at Boabdil (Calle Hospital de Peregrinos at Calle Elvira); named after Granada's last Muslim ruler and awash in Moorish-motif tiles, it's located in the lower Albaicin. For simple but ample and good-quality platters for 950 ptas ($4.80) and a front-row seat to the action on Plaza Nueva, check out La Boqueria (Pl. Nueva 2). Farther up the hill, the very homey Cuevas del Albayzin (Placeta de San Gregorio at Caldereria Nueva), is a hangout for students and locals next to a sixteenth-century church; entrees with a side dish start at 650 ptas ($3.30) and a house specialty is roscas, bagel-like (but crustier) rolls ten inches in diameter and loaded up sandwich-style, from 425 ptas ($2.15). For real-deal Moorish ambience, at Arrayanes (Cuesta Maranas 4, just above Caldereria Nueva), Mustafa Bougrine from Casablanca serves up classic Moroccan fare (entrees from 400 ptas/$2) amid richly ornamented arches and banquettes. Finally, up near where the Albaicin becomes Sacromonte, a splurge at Mirador de Morayma (Calle Pianista Garcia Carillo 2) yields not just local treats such as fish-and-lamb stew for 1,400 ptas ($7), but the run of an exquisite seventeenth-century Granadine villa with a heartstopping view of the Alhambra.
Seville, Andalusia's capital (pop. 714,000), is one of the great cities of Europe - and was when Madrid was still a cow town - with more than enough to keep you hopping for at least a week: Europe's third largest cathedral (adults 800 ptas/$4, students/seniors 250 ptas/$1.25), with its climbable twelfth-century Giralda bell tower (formerly a mosque minaret); the Alcazar (700 ptas/$3.50, students free), a huge Muslim-Christian complex that echoes the Alhambra; the eighteenth-century Real Fabrica de Tabacos, the world's first tobacco factory (now part of the university; free) and setting for Bizet's opera Carmen; La Cartuja island in the Guadalquivir River, site of the 1992 Universal Exposition and a famous fifteenth-century monastery; the ornate 1929 Expo grounds; and Spain's oldest and most famous bullring, the Real Maestranza (season: Easter through October, tickets from about 1,500 ptas/$7.60). Then, of course, just wander the superb Barrio de Santa Cruz, the former Jewish quarter of cobblestone lanes and orange-tree-shaded plazas. Easter week and April's Feria de Abril are the high points of the year - when rates rocket up and room availability plummets. Even in normal times Seville's considered pricey by Andalusian standards - but read on, and save.
Of low-end nonhostel options, an excellent choice at 6,400 ptas ($33) per double from September to April (7,500 ptas/$38 at other times) is the 16-room Hostal Paris (Calle San Pedro Martir 14, 422-98-61, fax 421-96-45), not far north of the Maestranza bullring and near the Fine Arts Museum, with very fresh, whitewashed rooms including baths, A/C, TV, and phone. Right in the Barrio Santa Cruz, for 7,000 ptas ($36) per double, the Almagro-family-run Hostal Cordoba (Calle Farnesio 12, 421-53-35, franalmagro@inicia.es) has 12 immaculate rooms (amenities limited to bath and cable TV) set up around a classily simple jewel of an eighteenth-century courtyard. (One drawback of being family-run: a 3 a.m. curfew!) Close to the river, the Maestranza, and a ten-minute stroll to Santa Cruz, La R bida (Calle Castelar 24, 422-09-60, fax 422-43-75) is a gracious and distinguished old building with loads of antique touches-marble, paintings, tapestries, fountains, rich tilework, and carved wood-and 100 rooms that are slightly dated but fully decked out, amenities-wise. Doubles run 9,300 ptas ($48) November through February, 10,379 ptas ($50) the rest of the year (except Easter and Feria de Abril). Back in Santa Cruz, on the lovely little Plaza de los Venerables, is an atmospheric but slightly expensive eatery whose attached Hosteria del Laurel (422-02-95, fax 421-04-50, eintec.es/hostlaurel) is an inn-as charming yet modestly priced-that supposedly inspired the story of Don Juan back in 1844. Its 21 white-stucco rooms are clean, cheerful, modern, and well equipped; doubles run 8,025 ptas ($41) in January-February and July-August, 10,165 ptas ($52) in November-December, and 13,375 ptas ($68) otherwise.
Those yummy little tapas are quite the thing here, and good deals in countless bars and eateries; one of the more popular is the Cervecer¡a Giralda (Calle Mateos Gago 1), in the shadow of the cathedral, where under white vaulted ceilings or at outside tables locals chow down on a huge selection of tapas from 300 ptas ($1.55) apiece or their entree-size analogues from 1,200 ptas ($6.10). Nearby, Seville's single most atmospheric budget-priced don't-miss has to be the San Marco (Calle Meson del Moro 6/10, san-marco.net) in Santa Cruz, set amid the twelfth-century stone arches of an Arab bathhouse and tasteful "updated Moorish" decor; among the pizzas, pastas, and other Italian staples you'll find resurrected recipes of Al-Andalus such as lamb in honey sauce with scalloped potatoes (1,500 ptas/$7.60). Less dramatic but awash in country-flavored charm is El Rincon de Pepe (Calle Gloria 6, between Plazas Elvira and Los Venerables), where the four-course, 975-peseta ($5) formulas (set menus) are the way to go. At 850 ptas ($4.30), the set menus are also the star at Meson Serranito, a chain whose service is gruff but whose Calle Antonia Diaz 4 location is in total tune with the Maestranza bullring around the corner: full of stuffed bulls' heads and taurine tchotchkes. Finally, for a touch of something different, Hang Zhou (Calle Mateos Gago 5, next to Cerveceria Giralda) is a nicely decorated spot with a selection of pretty creditable-tasting 825-peseta ($4.20) Chinese f¢rmulas.
Andalusia's hottest partying apart from the Costa del Sol kicks off low-key, with a 600-peseta ($3) agua de Sevilla (champagne, pineapple juice, egg liqueur) at Cafe Bar Abades, a classy eighteenth-century covered courtyard in Santa Cruz (Calle Abades 13, sol.com/abades). Continue to the high-quality, twice-nightly flamenco at Los Gallos (Pl. de Santa Cruz 11, 421-69-81, tablaolosgallos.com; 3,500 ptas/$18, including one drink). Then head across the river to the Triana district, where along the riverfront Calle Betis sevillanos party in clubs like Div n, Alambique, Rejoneo, and El Descansillo. A top choice for young 'uns: Mo d'Aqui (No. 55), with 200-peseta ($1) beers, 600-peseta ($3) cocktails, and occasional live music; for a more mixed-age crowd, try Lo Nuestro (No. 31A), with just slightly higher prices.
UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Guadalquivir where folks are even friendlier than in Seville and the atmosphere even more magical. Now home to a little over 300,000 souls, Cordoba has a Juderia (old Jewish quarter) with a still-existing section of twelfth-century crenellated walls and a mini-universe of the Moorish, Jewish, and Christian Middle Ages-cobblestone lanes like Calleja del Pa¤uelo ("Hankie Lane," dubbed in honor of its width); courtyards (in early May, the Concurso de Patios Cordobeses judges the fairest of them all); and sumptuous little moments even better savored in the calm of the evening, when the day-trippers are gone. There are synagogues, fascinating museums, even Roman ruins - but the old town's crowning glory is the Mezquita (1,000 ptas/$5), an eighth-century mosque partly deformed into a cathedral by the kill-a-Muslim-for-Christ crowd, yet still preserving its fairy-tale interior-six acres of splendid striped arches and gorgeously adorned prayer corners. Five miles out of town is another showstopper: the grandiose three-acre Moorish palace complex of Medina Azahara (600 ptas/$3); more ruined than, say, the Alhambra, it's still an incredible stroll back into tenth-century Al-Andalus.
Open to all ages, the three-story, modernized Albergue Juvenil C¢rdoba (Plaza Jud Levi, 29-01-66, fax 29-05-00, inturjoven.com), in the Juder¡a several streets west of the Mezquita, is one of the most attractive hostels of Andalusia's larger cities, with immaculate whitewashed doubles from 2,541 ptas ($13) per person - 2,862 ptas ($15) from April through October - that are simple but clean, and bath- and A/C-equipped. Full meals start at 750 ptas ($3.80). For more in the way of amenities, check out the Bueno-family-run Hotel Los Patios (Calle Cardenal Herrero 14, 47-83-40, fax 48-69-66), opened in September 2000 right near the entrance to the Mezquita. Its 24 rooms sport not only satellite TV, A/C, phones, and private baths, but neat little details such as Mozarabic-style fixtures; doubles run 9,095 ptas ($46) in high season and 7,223 ptas ($37) in low. Or, a short stroll east of the great mosque, maximize your options at the nine-year-old Hostal Maestre (Calle Romero Barros 4/6, at Calle San Fernando, 47-24-10, fax 47-53-95), whose two rambling, homey, but spick-and-span town houses offer 24 plainish hostel rooms (double 5,000 ptas/$25); 26 slightly more elaborate, marble-tiled hotel rooms (6,000 ptas/$31 in low season, 7,000 ptas/$36 in high); and seven kitchen-equipped apartments (7,500 ptas/$39 for two people, 8,500 ptas/$44 for four). Throughout, you generally get TVs, air-conditioning, and private baths, but no phones. Overall, the Maestre's a sweet find-truly close to staying in a local's home.
For a down-home round of tapas (from 225 ptas/$1.15 or entree-size portions from 650 ptas/$3.35), start at the 144-year-old Taberna Séneca (Calle San Eulogio 4, behind the fascinating archeological museum), currently run by José and Salva, a young gay couple (yep, smack in conservative ol' Cordoba). Amid its battered white walls, ancient wood sherry barrels, old black-and-white photos of the city, and intensely local crowd, try local specialties like salmorejo cordobes (a delectable mix of bread crumbs, garlic, tomato, and olive oil, topped with hard-boiled egg slices and Serrano ham). At Los Patios, attached to the eponymous hotel, with seating in a plant-bedecked courtyard or inside under centuries-old arches, breakfast starts at 345 ptas ($1.75) with multicourse lunchtime or dinner menus, including drink and dessert, costing upwards of 1,275 ptas ($6.50). Even more atmospheric: the Meson de la Luna (Calleja de la Luna), a former cockfighting ring inside the old city walls, with menus from 1,600 ptas ($8.15), and the Meson Muralla right across "Moon Street" (menus 900 ptas/$4.60). East of the Mezquita, the rather more upscale Bodegas Campos (Calle de los Lineros 32) nonetheless offers reasonably priced tapas (775 ptas/$4) and a bargain lunchtime menu for 1,000 ptas ($5.15) weekdays and 1,500 ptas ($7.75) weekends; it might feature the house specialty, patatas guisadas, a savory potato stew. Finally, the Caballo Rojo (Calle Cardenal Herrero 28), across from the Mezquita, is considered another of the best eateries in town, with lots of local specialties - including resurrections from Moorish times - and a simpatico selection of entree choices under $10.
Info: The Spanish National Tourist Office has branches in Chicago (312/642-1992), Los Angeles (323/658-7188), Miami (305/358-1992), and New York (212/265-8822), which provide helpful advice and literature; visit online at okspain.org.
Other good Web sites devoted to the region: andalucia.org/enghomepage.jsp, andalucia.com/home.htm, and altur.com/eng. Individual city sites worth checking out include sevilla.org, sevilla5.com, http://granada.spain.trip tool.com, aboutgranada.com, and http://cordoba.travelnow-spain.com.
Packages: For an alternative to doing it on your own, consider the pack of possibilities - escorted and not, in all price ranges - from tour operators such as Abreu (800/223-1580, abreu-tours.com), Central Holidays (800/935-5000, centralholidays.com), Gate1 (800/682-3333, gate1travel.com), the Internet-only go-today.com, seniors-oriented Grand Circle Travel (800/248-3737, gct.com), and Petrabax (800/634-1188, petrabax.com). Also, from May through December, California-based Adventure Center (800/228-8747, adventurecenter.com) sells hiking itineraries (including most meals and all accommodations) through Andalusia; one week from $550, two from $690, land-only.
Notes: Dollar amounts based on exchange rate of 197 pesetas/1.18 euros to US$1; prices include 7 percent IVA tax. Phone codes for the numbers in this article: Granada 958, Seville 95, Cordoba 957; to call from U.S., first dial 011-34; from elsewhere in Spain, first dial 0.


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NHLPA AND NHL® AGREE TO MULTI-YEAR EXCLUSIVE TRADING CARD LICENSES WITH THE UPPER DECK COMPANY
NHLPA AND NHL® AGREE TO…
TORONTO/NEW YORK (January 10, 2019) – The National Hockey League (NHL) and the National Hockey League Players' Association (NHLPA) today announced that they have each agreed to terms to continue with The Upper Deck Company as the exclusive licensed manufacturer of NHL Trading Cards.
The 2018-19 NHL season marks the 29th straight year of Upper Deck hockey, a partnership that dates back to the 1990-91 season. Upper Deck became the first exclusive trading card partner of the NHL and NHLPA from 2004 through 2009-10 and has held similar rights since the 2014-15 season.
"We are very proud of our long-standing relationship with Upper Deck and look forward to continuing to grow the profile of our players through these iconic collectibles," said Sandra Monteiro, Chief of Global Business Strategies for the NHLPA. "Under this partnership, both the players – and the sport in general – will benefit from Upper Deck's commitment to expanding the reach of NHL cards to younger collectors through digital and in-store programs."
"Upper Deck has demonstrated their commitment to promoting NHL hockey in creative and innovative ways for 29 years," said Brian Jennings, NHL Chief Branding Officer and Executive Vice President. "Upper Deck has continually delivered top-notch, innovative products that emotionally connect fans of all ages worldwide to their favorite teams and players. We look forward to collaborating with Upper Deck to ensure that the next generation of fans can enjoy this time-honored tradition."
Upper Deck has launched numerous innovations that have significantly vaulted the collectability of NHL Trading Cards among fans and collectors. In addition to creating Upper Deck e-Pack, an innovative digital-to-physical collecting platform that allows fans to access trading cards from anywhere in the world, and the annual Tim Hortons collectors' series, Upper Deck continues to deliver high-quality products that satisfy all levels of the collecting market.
"The renewal of the exclusive agreements between Upper Deck, the NHLPA and the NHL is a tribute to the success of a partnership that dates back to 1990 and continues to grow in North America and around the world," said Jason Masherah, President of Upper Deck. "It celebrates our shared commitment to keep innovation and quality at the core of our business and to bring hockey cards and collectibles to new consumers on a global scale."
About Upper Deck
The Upper Deck Company, headquartered in Carlsbad, California, is a worldwide sports and entertainment company built on the pillars of quality craftsmanship, authenticity and innovation, with a dedication to creating products that turn memorable moments into collectibles. Upper Deck is home to the world's greatest athletes, including Michael Jordan, Serena Williams, Wayne Gretzky, Tiger Woods, Connor McDavid, LeBron James and Ben Simmons.
Find more information at www.upperdeck.com, www.UpperDeckBlog.com or follow us on Facebook (UDAuthenticated), Instagram (UpperDeckSports), Twitter (@UpperDeckSports), and YouTube (udvids).
About the NHL
The National Hockey League (NHL®), founded in 1917, consists of 31 Member Clubs, each reflecting the League's international makeup with players from more than 20 countries represented on team rosters, vying for the most cherished and historic trophy in professional sports – the Stanley Cup®. Every year, the NHL entertains more than 670 million fans in-arena and through its partners on national television and radio; more than 151 million followers – league, team and player accounts combined – across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube; and more than 100 million fans online at NHL.com. The League broadcasts games in more than 160 countries and territories through its rightsholders including NBC/NBCSN and the NHL Network in the U.S., Sportsnet and TVA in Canada, Viasat in the Nordic Region and CCTV and Tencent in China. The NHL reaches fans worldwide with games available online in every country including via its live and on-demand streaming service NHL.TV™. Fans are engaged across the League's digital assets on mobile devices via the free NHL® App; across nine social media platforms; on SiriusXM NHL Network Radio; and on NHL.com, available in eight languages and featuring unprecedented access to player and team statistics as well as every regular-season and playoff game box score dating back to the League's inception, powered by SAP. The NHL is committed to building healthy and vibrant communities through the sport of hockey by increasing youth participation and engagement; fostering positive family experiences; promoting inclusion, positive culture and leadership; and supporting sustainable community impact.
About the National Hockey League Players' Association
The National Hockey League Players' Association (NHLPA), established in 1967, is a labour organization whose members are the players in the National Hockey League (NHL). The NHLPA works on behalf of the players in varied disciplines such as labour relations, product licensing, marketing, international hockey and community relations, all in furtherance of its efforts to promote its members and the game of hockey. In 1999, the NHLPA launched the Goals & Dreams fund as a way for the players to give something back to the game they love. Over the past 19 years, more than 80,000 deserving children in 34 countries have benefited from the players' donations of hockey equipment. NHLPA Goals & Dreams has donated more than $24 million to grassroots hockey programs, making it the largest program of its kind. For more information on the NHLPA, please visit www.nhlpa.com.
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Theresa Chiaia, PT, DPT, Section Manager for Sports Rehabilitation and Performance Center, offers some tips to athletes to avoid the common knee injury known as Jumper's Knee.
Jumper's knee is a common condition in athletes who play power sports that involve jumping – such as basketball, volleyball and soccer, although anyone can have it. Also known as patellar tendinitis, jumper's knee sounds like an inflammatory condition but it's more due to degeneration of the tendon in the knee.
With jumper's knee you may experience tenderness and/or pain to touch at the bottom of your kneecap along the tendon that attaches to your shinbone. If you experience this pain when running, jumping or walking up and down the stairs, consult a healthcare professional.
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Q: jQuery Form Serialize não funciona Tenho o seguinte jQuery
function doPay(event){
    console.log('submetendo pagamento....');
    event.preventDefault();
    if(!doSubmit){
        var $form = document.querySelector('#pay');

        console.log('criando token....');

        var dados = JSON.stringify( $form.serializeArray() );
        console.log(dados);

       // window.Mercadopago.createToken($form, sdkResponseHandler);

        return false;
    }
};

Mas ao enviar o formulário, não consigo reportar ele ao console. Aparece o seguinte mercadopago.js:110 Uncaught TypeError: $form.serializeArray is not a function
HTML
<form id="pay" name="pay" action="<?php echo base_url('inicial/validartransascao'); ?>" enctype="multipart/form-data">

Vamos começar?

        <select class="form-control" style="width: 100% !important;" id="transaction_amount" name="transaction_amount">
            <option value="21.9">BLUE TV 30 DIAS - R$ 21,90</option>
            <option value="61.90">BLUE TV 90 DIAS - R$ 61,90</option>
            <option value="169.90">BLUE TV ANUAL - R$ 169,90</option>
        </select>

        <input placeholder="Nome Completo" type="text" id="cardholderName" data-checkout="cardholderName" size="40" aria-required="true" aria-invalid="false" onselectstart="return false" onpaste="return false" onCopy="return false" onCut="return false" onDrag="return false" onDrop="return false" autocomplete=off />

        <input placeholder="Telefone" type="text" name="telefone" id="telefone" style="width:100%;" onselectstart="return false" onpaste="return false" onCopy="return false" onCut="return false" onDrag="return false" onDrop="return false" autocomplete=off aria-invalid="false"/>

        <input placeholder="E-mail" type="email" name="email" id="email" size="40" aria-required="true" aria-invalid="false" onselectstart="return false" onpaste="return false" onCopy="return false" onCut="return false" onDrag="return false" onDrop="return false" autocomplete=off />

        <input placeholder="Número do Cartão" type="text" id="cardNumber" data-checkout="cardNumber" onselectstart="return false" onpaste="return false" onCopy="return false" onCut="return false" onDrag="return false" onDrop="return false" autocomplete=off  size="40" aria-required="true" aria-invalid="false" />

        <input placeholder="Mês" type="text" id="cardExpirationMonth" data-checkout="cardExpirationMonth" onselectstart="return false" onpaste="return false" onCopy="return false" onCut="return false" onDrag="return false" onDrop="return false" autocomplete=off aria-invalid="false"/>

        <input placeholder="Ano" type="text" id="cardExpirationYear" data-checkout="cardExpirationYear" onselectstart="return false" onpaste="return false" onCopy="return false" onCut="return false" onDrag="return false" onDrop="return false" autocomplete=off aria-invalid="false"/>

        <input placeholder="CVV" type="text" id="securityCode" data-checkout="securityCode" onselectstart="return false" onpaste="return false" onCopy="return false" onCut="return false" onDrag="return false" onDrop="return false" autocomplete=off  size="40" aria-required="true" aria-invalid="false" />

        <select id="installments" class="form-control" name="installments" placeholder="Parcelas"></select>

    <input type="hidden" name="payment_method_id" id="payment_method_id"/>

        <input type="submit" value="Pagar"/>

</form>

A biblioteca que estou usando como referência é a do MercadoPago:
https://github.com/MercadoPagoDevelopers/api-frontend-sample/

A: Você precisa usar jQuery para requisitar o elemento '#pay'.
Um elemento HTML nativo não têm o método serializeArray, então substitua o código var $form = document.querySelector('#pay'); por var $form = $('#pay');
Exemplo funcional:
https://www.w3schools.com/code/tryit.asp?filename=GHVJ1X540M45

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Afghanistan's first openly gay person, Nemat Sadat
What makes people tick? What are the stories they carry with them? In a world of shouting heads, veteran journalist, radio commentator and novelist Sandip Roy sits down to have real conversations about the fascinating world around us and the people who shape it. Catch these engaging interviews every other Sunday
Episode 27 June 30, 2019
Afghanistan's first openly gay person, Nemat Sadat
Back in 2013, journalist Nemat Sadat, a gay man, was accused of subverting Islam in Afghanistan. But instead of hiding, Sadat decide to come out. He wrote a post on Facebook saying that "Yes, I'm proud to be gay, Afghan, American and Muslim", becoming the first openly gay Afghan born person to do so. In this episode, at the end of the Pride month, Sandip talks to Sadat about what made him finally come out, why people around him saw it as an act of cowardice, his skepticism of 'liberal' Islam and about the recent novel he's written called The Carper Weaver – a gay coming of age story set in Kabul, Pakistan and the United States.
You can follow us and leave us feedback on Facebook and Twitter @expresspodcasts, or send us an email at podcasts@indianexpress.com. If you like this show, please subscribe and leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts, so other people can find us. You can also find us on http://www.indianexpress.com/audio.
Afghanistan's first openly gay person, Nemat SadatBack in 2013, journalist Nemat Sadat, a gay man, was accused of subverting Islam in Afghanistan. But instead of hiding, Sadat decide to come out. He wrote a post on Facebook saying that "Yes, I'm proud to be gay, Afghan, American and Muslim", becoming the first openly gay Afghan born person to do so. In this episode, at the end of the Pride month, Sandip talks to Sadat about what made him finally come out, why people around him saw it as an act of cowardice, his skepticism of 'liberal' Islam and about the recent novel he's written called The Carper Weaver - a gay coming of age story set in Kabul, Pakistan and the United States. You can follow us and leave us feedback on Facebook and Twitter @expresspodcasts, or send us an email at podcasts@indianexpress.com. If you like this show, please subscribe and leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts, so other people can find us. You can also find us on http://www.indianexpress.com/audio.


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Arts DuPage gets grant from Glen Ellyn Walmart
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Jan 19, 2022 5:28 PM - Arts DuPage, a DuPage Foundation initiative, received a grant from the Glen Ellyn Walmart through Walmart's local community grants program which provides funding directly from Walmart and Sam's Club facilities to local organizations in the U.S.
Place your bets and roll the dice at DuPage County Historical Museum's Casino Night March 11
By Ann Piccininni
Jan 18, 2022 7:55 PM - What are the odds your good luck will prevail at this year's "Casino Night," presented by the DuPage County Historical Museum Foundation?
Longtime volunteer steward and district restoration project win Force of Nature Awards
By Deb Humiston
Jan 18, 2022 7:39 PM - Longtime Mayslake Forest Preserve volunteer steward Conrad Fialkowski and the DuPage Forest Preserve District's Spring Brook restoration project at Blackwell Forest Preserve each received a Chicago Wilderness' Force of Nature Award on Dec. 8.
College of DuPage to begin spring classes remotely Jan. 24
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Jan 17, 2022 7:42 PM - In response to the current COVID-19 surge, the College of DuPage is temporarily moving in-person and hybrid classes to online-only delivery beginning Jan. 24. In-person instruction is expected to resume Feb. 7.
BrightSide Theatre receives three grants to support programming
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Jan 17, 2022 7:21 PM - BrightSide Theatre recently received a $20,000 grant from DuPage Foundation's Community Needs Grant Program to support its annual programming, including the 10th anniversary mainstage productions, the BrightSide Theatre Youth Project, and the new Theatre in the Parks with BrightSide Theatre program. In addition, the theater received two $500 grants from two other funds.
DuPage County Sheriff's office offers three scholarships
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Jan 17, 2022 11:55 AM - The Illinois Sheriffs' Association will be awarding over $58,000 in college scholarships throughout the state. DuPage County Sheriff James Mendrick will be awarding three scholarships, each in the amount of $500.
Overshadowed Theatrical Productions brings 'A Year with Frog and Toad' to Medinah
By Jessica Means
Jan 14, 2022 11:39 PM - Overshadowed Theatrical Productions is thrilled to bring Caldecott and Newberry Award winner Arnold Lobel's classic children's book series "Frog and Toad" to the stage in "A Year With Frog and Toad."
Learn how recent legislation impacts local governments at Jan. 24 webinar
By Judy Mae Bingman
Jan 13, 2022 4:19 PM - Recent changes and potential changes by state legislation impact county and local governments. University of Illinois Extension and the Illinois Association of County Board Members will host a free informational webinar on Monday, Jan. 24.
North Central College to host Martin Luther King Vision Day, concert
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Jan 12, 2022 8:05 PM - Community and celebration are at the forefront of Chicago Sinfonietta's annual Martin Luther King Jr. tribute concert. The concert at North Central College's Wentz Hall kicks off a week of programming.
College of DuPage honoring Martin Luther King Jr. with scholarships, programs
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THE Chris and Claude Co.
A husband and wife team specializing in creative space design.
The Chris and Claude co. came to us at a time of growth. They had been in business for a short time and were ready to enter into a new level, get their dream clients, and clarify their message. We partnered with them to put words and visuals behind what they do.
The result was a defined and clear brand story that communicated the heart of The Chris and Claude co. The brand story came to life through visuals and we proudly watched as they took the brand story foundation and were empowered to apply it to different touchpoints; launching them into a season of growth in business.
Taking the very important first step of research and information gathering, we met with The Chris and Claude co in a workshop setting. Taking what we heard them say and what we had learned from their industry, we crafted a stratgic internal brand story that in turn guided the moodboard, photography, logo, messaging, and client experiences.
The Chris and Claude Co. look incorporates an array of textures, pops of color, and unthought of designs, giving variety to the eye without too much distraction. Naturally occurring gray tones give the color palette a raw yet inviting feel. The palette has a modern vibe but its neutral base allows the brand colors to stand the test of time.
The logo is rooted in a long story line of the Chris and Claude Co. Growing up owner Claudia's dad was the one who always pushed her to break out of the mold, defy mediocrity, and live creatively. He lived this way and also raised ostriches for a season of time. Ostriches remind the team to be creative and to never fear trying new things even if no one else is. The logo is a little modern and a little classic. It is unexpected and speaks not only of The Chris and Claude Co. history but also of the future.


Have you ever before tried to Facebook stalk an old friend, ex, or work coworker, only to discover that they've sneakily unfriended you? Find Out Who Deleted You On Facebook?
Well now there's a new application that will certainly notify you whenever someone hits the unfriend switch.
While it's basic to see who follows you as well as who does not on the likes of Twitter and Instagram, Facebook supplies no such function. However thankfully, the Mirror records that there's a remedy - for those of you who really want to know.
The original concept behind Facebook was to attach people.
Yet, thirteen years and more than one billion individuals later on, Facebook has not just modified the method we communicate, it's likewise changed organisations, affected relationships and also offered all of us with an useful method to slip on ex-partners as well as friends of friends.
Because as long as it enables us to connect with individuals, the social media network also has the power to, well, make us really feel a little negative about ourselves.
For instance, ought to you see your friend matter looks like it's reduced, this may cause anxiousness.
In the answer to the very first concern, there's now a method to find out who's unfriended you.
To keep a track of your friends, who Deleted Me, a new application as well as Google Chrome extension, will keep an eye on who's on your listing and will certainly send you an alert ought to somebody determine, it's not them, it's you.
After you initially login, it analyzes your existing checklist of links and also whenever you revisit it, it compares the upgraded checklist to the previous one.
You're then not just educated who's missing, but it also informs you whether they have actually merely deactivated their account, or erased you.
Yet who Deleted Me isn't really just the harbinger of doom.
It will certainly additionally inform you who you are making connections with as well as who you have actually removed.
While it might seem a little masochistic to go scrabbling for this sort of details, if you're feeling up to discovering some uncomfortable truths, who Deleted Me is free on Chrome and also Firefox internet web browsers as a plug-in, as well as Android and Apple smart phones.


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Threat to public? Djokovic again detained in Melbourne
Posted at Jan 15 2022 08:57 AM | Updated as of Jan 15 2022 09:30 AM
Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic rests during a training session at Melbourne Park, as questions remain over the legal battle regarding his visa to play in the Australian Open in Melbourne, on January 14, 2022. Diego Fedele, AAP Image via Reuters
Novak Djokovic was again detained in Australia on Saturday, after authorities ripped up his visa for a second time and declared the unvaccinated tennis superstar a threat to the public.
Court documents showed the 34-year-old Serbian was currently being detained at an address in Melbourne, as his appeal against deportation is heard.
Just 2 days before the Australian Open begins, the world No. 1 is again focused on law courts rather than center court in the latest twist in a high-profile row over Djokovic's COVID-19 vaccine status.
Novak Djokovic's visa cancelled 'in the public interest', with possible 3-year ban
Immigration minister Alex Hawke now claims Djokovic's continued presence in the country could "foster anti-vaccination sentiment" and even spark an "increase in civil unrest".
Djokovic to fight Australia visa cancellation on ground decision was "irrational"
Djokovic was summoned to appear before immigration officials in Melbourne ahead of emergency Federal Court hearings on Saturday and Sunday.
He was allowed to follow court proceedings from an address — believed to be his lawyers' offices — under guard of two Australian Border Force officers.
This is the second attempt by Australia's conservative government to deport Djokovic, one of the world's most high-profile Covid-19 vaccine skeptics.
The 34-year-old Serbian used a medical exemption to enter Australia earlier this month, hoping to challenge for a record 21st Grand Slam title at the Open.
Amid public outcry, Prime Minister Scott Morrison's government revoked Djokovic's visa on arrival.
Many Australians — who have suffered prolonged lockdowns and border restrictions — believe Djokovic gamed the system to dodge vaccine entry requirements.
Djokovic practices for Australian Open as he waits for visa ruling
But the government was humiliated when a judge reinstated Djokovic's visa and allowed him to remain in the country.
This time, the government has invoked exceptional — and difficult to challenge — executive powers to declare him a threat to public health and safety.
The government argues that Djokovic's presence is a threat to public health and order, particularly as Australia suffers a tidal wave of Omicron infections.
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In general terms, certain transactions that exceed prescribed thresholds under the Competition Act trigger a pre-merger notification filing requirement; such transactions cannot close until notice has been provided to the Commissioner of Competition and the statutory waiting period under the Competition Act has expired or has been terminated or waived by the Commissioner. Where both the "transaction-size" and "party-size" thresholds are exceeded, a transaction is considered "notifiable".
Transaction-Size Threshold: the 2019 transaction-size threshold requires that the book value of assets in Canada of the target, (or in the case of an asset purchase, the book value of assets in Canada being acquired), or the gross revenues from sales in or from Canada generated by those assets exceeds C$96 million (up from C$92 million in 2018). Under the Competition Act, the "transaction-size" threshold is subject to annual adjustment.
Party-Size Threshold: the party-size threshold requires that the parties to a transaction, together with their affiliates (as defined in subsection 2(2) of the Competition Act), have assets in Canada or annual gross revenues from sales in, from or into Canada, exceeding C$400 million. The party-size threshold remains unchanged from 2018.
The Competition Bureau's news release is found here.
It is important to note that regardless of whether a transaction is notifiable (i.e., the applicable thresholds discussed above are exceeded) the Commissioner can review and challenge all mergers prior to or within one year of closing.
For a direct acquisition of control of a Canadian (non-cultural) business involving either a purchaser or a controlling vendor that qualifies as a World Trade Organization (WTO) member investor ("WTO Investor"), the threshold has increased from C$1 billion to C$1.045 billion in enterprise value, provided that the purchaser is not a foreign state-owned enterprise.
For a direct acquisition of control of a Canadian (non-cultural) business involving either a purchaser or a controlling vendor from Australia, Chile, Colombia, the European Union, Honduras, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Panama, Peru, Singapore, South Korea, the United States or Vietnam, the threshold has increased from C$1.5 billion to C$1.568 billion in enterprise value, provided that the purchaser is not a foreign state-owned enterprise.
For a direct acquisition of control of a Canadian (non-cultural) business involving a purchaser that is a foreign state-owned enterprise controlled by a WTO member state, the threshold has increased from C$398 million to C$416 million in asset book value.
If the applicable threshold for a pre-merger review under the ICA is not met or exceeded, the acquisition of control of any Canadian business by a non-Canadian entity is subject to a relatively straightforward notification. In most cases, indirect acquisitions of non-cultural businesses involving WTO Investors, including state-owned enterprises, are not reviewable but are subject to a notification that may be filed before or within 30 days of closing.
All transactions have the potential to be reviewed under the national security review provisions of the ICA.
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Perthera Inc. and Blue Faery Announce Their Partnership Against Liver Cancer
Feb 20, 2018 | Business
McLean, VA, February 20, 2018 –(PR.com)– Perthera, Inc., the leading Therapeutics Intelligence Company™, has announced its partnership with Blue Faery, the leading Hepatocellular Carcinoma advocacy group in the US, with the goal to provide liver cancer patients with therapeutic treatment options precisely matched to their individual cancers.
"At Perthera, we are dedicated to helping physicians and patients find the best treatment options for their specific cancer type in their treatment decision-making process. That's why we are extremely pleased to work with Andrea and her team at Blue Faery. In joining forces with Blue Faery, together we will bring a significant and effective new tool to physicians, hospitals, and patients across the US to fight liver cancer with the Perthera Report." – Neal G. Koller, President & CEO, Perthera, Inc.
Hepatocellular Carcinoma is the fourth most common cancer in the world, and the second most common cause of cancer deaths worldwide. Perthera and Blue Faery's partnership will allow Blue Faery affiliated patients, their physicians and hospitals to gain access to the Perthera Report™ which provides precisely matched therapeutic options ranked for the highest probability of best outcome.
"We are thrilled to partner with Perthera," said Blue Faery Founder and President Andrea Wilson. "We believe precision medicine is the future and helping patients understand their liver cancer tumors is necessary to ensure they receive the best possible treatments."
It is estimated that approximately 41,000 new cases of liver cancer will be diagnosed in 2018. With Hepatocellular Carcinoma accounting for approximately 84% of all liver cancers, affected patients can find community and support with Blue Faery, and oncologists can quickly determine the best treatment options for their patients with Perthera.
About Perthera, Inc.
Perthera is the leading Therapeutic Intelligence Company improving outcomes through A.I. and data driven cancer therapy recommendations for any patient anywhere www.perthera.com
About Blue Faery: The Adrienne Wilson Liver Cancer Association
Blue Faery's mission is to prevent, treat and cure primary liver cancer, specifically Hepatocellular Carcinoma, through research, education and advocacy. To learn more visit http://www.bluefaery.org/
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The statements in the press release that relate to Perthera, Inc. (the "Company") expectations with regard to the future impact on the Company's results from new products in development and any other statements not constituting historical facts are "forward-looking statements," within the meaning of and subject to the safe harbor created by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Since this information may contain statements that involve risk and uncertainties and are subject to change at any time, the Company's actual results may differ materially from expected results. This document may contain forward-looking statements concerning the Company's operations, current and future performance and financial condition. These items involve risks, contingencies and uncertainties such as product demand, market and customer acceptance, the effect of economic conditions, competition, pricing, the ability to consummate and integrate acquisitions, and other risks, contingencies and uncertainties which could cause the Company's actual operating results, performance, business plans or prospects to differ materially from those expressed in, or implied by these statements. The Company undertakes no obligation to revise any of these statements to reflect the future circumstances or the occurrence of unanticipated events.
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Q: DX CLI - Custom Settings I've not found conclusive answers around DX and deploying/retrieving custom settings in a sandbox or production org.
I did see this: DX Orgs and Custom Settings
But that post is over a year old at this point. Haven't seen anything in the DX release notes about custom settings.
Is this still not possible to deploy or retrieve via the CLI? Is this technically possible otherwise via SOAP? If anyone can share a developer doc illustrating possibilities it would be sincerely appreciated.
TIA!

A: The custom settings metadata can be retrieved or deployed just like any other metadata.
All you need is name of the custom setting
If you are working in orgs that cannot have source tracking enabled
sfdx force:source:retrieve -m CustomObject:<Customsettingname__c>

If you are using source tracked orgs use
sfdx force:source:pull

If you want data within these custom settings then you can use soql
sfdx force:data:soql:query -q "SELECT Id, Name FROM Customsettingname__c"

You can export the data to the local folder using
sfdx force:data:tree:export -q "SELECT Id, Name FROM Customsettingname__c" -x export-customsetting -d /tmp/sfdx-out -p

And then load the exported custom setting data into a target scratch org with
sfdx force:data:tree:import -p /tmp/sfdx-out/export-customsetting.json


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Janeane Garofalo In Talks For 'Minds' Spinoff & Andre Holland Set For 'Friends'
Janeane Garofalo is in negotiations to join CBS' Criminal Minds spinoff, while Andre Holland is set to co-star on the new NBC comedy series Friends with Benefits. Garofalo will play a new regular on the ABC Studios/CBS Studios-produced Criminal Minds spinoff, which
was picked up for midseason. Also adding a new female regular following the axing of A.J. Cook is the original Criminal Minds series. Garofalo, who would co-star opposite Forest Whitaker, is coming off another drama series turn on Fox's 24. Holland too will play a regular on the 20th TV/Imagine-produced ensemble comedy Friends with Benefits, which is recasting two of the male leads in the pilot. Holland's character is described as an oversexed personal trainer and king of the douchbags. The actor, who did another pilot for NBC this past season, Rockford Files, is repped by Paradigm.
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During the last decade, the role of enterprise architecture has expanded from simply being a technical blueprint for IT systems and infrastructure to include business-technology alignment. Currently enterprise architecture has become an inseparable aspect of an organization's overall strategy; agency executives, business managers, and architects use enterprise architecture within the context of overall organizational strategy.
process. This is when Enterprise Architecture started to gain serious traction within the IT community and upper management at the agencies.
Additionally, when introduced, the Presidential Management Agenda (PMA) was geared towards transforming federal agencies into results-oriented, citizen-centered, and market-based entities. It included five government-wide and nine agency-specific initiatives to improve the overall performance of the federal government, and provided significant productivity and performance gains across agencies through effective planning of IT investments. A significant finding during the electronic government (E-Gov) effort was the necessity for a federal enterprise architecture that can provide a comprehensive view into what an agency does, how it performs its business activities; and how the IT systems support those activities.
For the Department of Transportation (DOT), Office of the Secretary of Transportation (OST), T3 built a Segmented Architecture strategy to represent the Enterprise situation accurately and realistically for both past and future views. T3 work included the process data collection, documentation, and analysis. The selected strategy was implemented by means of programs, projects, budgets, processes and procedures. The way the strategy was to be implemented would have a significant impact on whether it was successful, and this is where Enterprise Architecture had a significant role to play. Since the people formulating the strategy were different from those implementing it, T3 emphasized that the way the strategy should be communicated was a key element of its success and it was clearly explained to the different layers of OST management and all other stakeholders.
OST needed to know where they were at the time and create a baseline Enterprise Architecture model of their current state; subsequently, T3 created a future target Enterprise Architecture model, and performed an impact and gap analysis between them. The future state Enterprise Architecture model contained not just one single future target model but multiple complementary or competing models of the many future scenarios.
including recommendations for the implementation strategy. The analyses involved examining almost 90 grant programs, 13 IT systems, and multiple data stores (databases, Excel spreadsheets, and paper forms) within the Department and four potential Line of Business partners and providing the first ever complete set of process schematics, including comparative analysis, to the OMB GMLOB.
For the Federal Motor Carriers Safety Administration (FMCSA), T3 helped define and document EA as essential to helping FMCSA improve decision-making, leading the implementation of EA within the strategic planning activities and daily operations for the agency. T3 used the EA artifacts to improve its business architecture, reuse of resources, manage its portfolios, align IT with business, reduce or minimize redundancies, and guide information systems design and development through its IT Modernization stage. T3 developed a change management system to manage the FMCSA application portfolio. This entailed modeling of the 'to be' process and developing a specific workflow without adding additional resources or any cost impact. T3 subsequently wrote the policy, procedure and agency regulations for the FMCSA Enterprise Change Control Board to manage the business and system architecture planning in order to set the business priorities for IT capital planning and the Capital Planning Board.
roadmap of changes to an organization′s capabilities (long term, 5+ years in the future), and not on the short term. We focused Enterprise Architecture on the whole enterprise and not limited it to the scope of a delivery project. T3 Enterprise Architecture model focused on the needs and concerns of all agency stakeholders, and not just a selected few.


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Home Showbiz Bollywood Siddharth Roy Kapur signs Vinil Mathew & writer Sudip Sharma
Siddharth Roy Kapur signs Vinil Mathew & writer Sudip Sharma
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Siddharth Roy Kapur has signed director Vinil Mathew and screenwriter Sudip Sharma for his next film to be produced under the Roy Kapur Films banner.
Mathew is a renowned ad filmmaker who made his feature film debut with the acclaimed new-age romance, 'Hasee Toh Phasee' (2014). Sudip Sharma is the acclaimed writer of 'NH10' (2015) and 'Udta Punjab' (2016), and is widely acknowledged as one of the foremost screenwriters in the country.
Roy Kapur confirmed the news, "Yes, we will be collaborating with Vinil and Sudip on a unique and exciting subject that our team has been developing for many months. The film is based on true events involving piracy on the Somalian high seas and is told through the eyes of a young Indian merchant navy officer, who has to navigate through unimaginably perilous circumstances, while dealing with huge personal challenges. It is a thrilling, dramatic and emotional journey, and we couldn't have asked for a better director than Vinil Mathew to tell this story. Vinil's work in advertising is amongst the most accomplished I have ever seen. He has a unique ability to move you emotionally and to draw you into a narrative within the span of less than a minute. To have Sudip on board as screenwriter for the film is a huge advantage, as he unfailingly creates memorable characters, inhabits them in authentic worlds, and in the process creates strong conflicts and riveting drama."
When Roy Kapur first heard the true story of merchant navy officer Audumbar Bhoi whose ship and crew was attacked by Somalian pirates, he was gripped and immediately felt that this was an incredibly unique and above all, an inspiring human story that needed to be told on the big screen.
Mathew said, "I have immense respect for Siddharth and his creative vision which is evident in the films he has produced over the past decade. I have been looking forward to working with him and when Siddharth shared this story with me, I instinctively knew I had to be associated with the film as it had all the right ingredients of emotion, drama and thrill. I am thrilled about our collaboration and I'm sure it will be a great experience. We hope to give the audiences a truly special film."
Sharma said "I am normally wary of writing commissioned scripts for producers, but Sid gives you a lot of creative freedom and lets you do your thing. I developed a film for Disney when Sid was there, and thoroughly enjoyed collaborating with him creatively. We've been meaning to work again with each other since, and when he pitched this story to me, I just jumped at it because it has the potential to be a tense hostage drama cum survival story, and lets you explore Somalia and maritime piracy, a world hitherto unseen in Hindi films."
Over the past few months, Matthew and Sharma have conducted intensive research on the Indian merchant navy life, as well as on the Somali piracy problem and its impact on the many Indian families that have been affected by it.
It is anticipated that the film will go on the floors in the second half of 2018.
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namespace NServiceKit.ServiceHost
{
	/// <summary>
	/// Implement on Request DTOs that need access to the raw Request Stream
	/// </summary>
	public interface IRequiresRequestStream
	{
		/// <summary>
		/// The raw Http Request Input Stream
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Q: Java - Send file to a user folder I'm using JAXB to create XML files. I want files to be downloaded on the user pc.
Here is my code, actually it's creating the file to the server :
OutputStream file = new FileOutputStream("E:\\"+n+".xml");
JAXBContext jaxbContext = JAXBContext.newInstance(F6005.class);
javax.xml.bind.Marshaller jaxbMarshaller = jaxbContext.createMarshaller();
jaxbMarshaller.setProperty(javax.xml.bind.Marshaller.JAXB_FORMATTED_OUTPUT, new Boolean(true));
jaxbMarshaller.marshal(f6005, file);
getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/F6207done.jsp").forward(request,  response);

Instead i want to send the file to the a user folder after he clicks on Download button. How can i do it ?

A: Demand OutputStream from the response. Change the content type and send the data. The browser will render the file in the described format.
OutputStream os = response.getOutputStream();
response.setContentType("text/xml; charset=UTF-8");
jaxbMarshaller.marshal(f6005, os);

A: I found a solution, in case someone needs it :
       response.setHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename="+nn+".xml");
        response.setContentType("text/xml; charset=UTF-8");
        OutputStream outStream = response.getOutputStream();
        javax.xml.bind.Marshaller jaxbMarshaller = jaxbContext.createMarshaller();
        jaxbMarshaller.setProperty(javax.xml.bind.Marshaller.JAXB_FORMATTED_OUTPUT, new Boolean(true));
        jaxbMarshaller.marshal(f6005, outStream);


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Rostam Rud (, also Romanized as Rostam Rūd) is a village in Natel Kenar-e Sofla Rural District, in the Central District of Nur County, Mazandaran Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 2,556, in 713 families.

References

Populated places in Nur County

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Future of Evans High campus to be discussed
A community meeting to discuss the future of the Evans High School campus and the status of Evans' replacement school will begin at 6 p.m. April 30 at the school, 4949 Silver Star Road, Orlando.
The new campus is planned for a site next to the existing Evans Ninth Grade Center and is scheduled to open in 2009.
Community members can express their views and offer recommendations for the future of the Evans campus to School Board members.
At a March meeting, residents recommended the campus be converted into a comprehensive educational complex.
Others suggested using the site for a community cultural center that would include a performing arts theater and recreational complex; a center for special needs students; or a youth job training facility.
Orangewood team tops eCybermission competition
Four ninth-graders from Orangewood Christian School in Maitland received a first-place regional award in this year's national eCybermission competition, a Web-based science, math and technology contest.
The competition challenges sixth- through ninth-graders to propose solutions to problems in their communities.
The Orangewood team of Alison Aycrigg, Temeka Callins, Kelsey Middleton and Dominique Smith, led by adviser Deborah Waldheim, was recognized by judges for their experiments and educational efforts regarding the dangers of driving while distracted by cell phone use or eating.
Each team member will receive a $3,000 EE savings bond and is invited to the National Judging and Educational Event in Washington, D.C., in June.
In the past five years, Orangewood students have earned $48,000 in EE savings bonds by competing in eCybermission.
For a complete listing of 2006-07 winners, go to ecyber mission.com.
Sock hop, open house mark Blankner School's 50 years
In celebration of its 50th anniversary Blankner School, 2500 S. Mills Ave., Orlando, had a 1950s style sock hop for students and parents Wednesday. More than 380 students attended.
To continue the celebration of 50 years of academic achievement, Blankner will have an open house at 6 p.m. Thursday.
The school band and chorus will perform at 6:30 p.m.
A video presentation of Blankner School's first 50 years will also be shown.
For information, call 407-245-1720.
Nominations sought for history teacher of the year
The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History is accepting nominations for the annual Florida History Teacher of the Year Award.
The institute, in partnership with Preserve America, began the award in 2004.
The award is designed to promote and celebrate the teaching of American history in classrooms across the country and honors one exceptional teacher from each state and U.S. territory.
This year, only teachers in kindergarten through sixth grade are eligible.
The state winner will receive a $1,000 honorarium and will be in the running for the national award.
The winner's school library will receive history books and materials.
The nomination deadline is May 1.
For information, contact Levon Terrell at 850-245-0760 or levon.terrell@ fldoe.org.


On this day in history, September 16, 1722, Samuel Adams is born. He would be a pre-eminent leader of the Boston revolutionaries, sign the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation and be called the "Firebrand of the American Revolution."
Samuel Adams was born into a wealthy Puritan Boston family. He was educated at Harvard and went into business after graduating. After several attempts at business failed, Adams found his real success in politics. In 1747, he was elected to his first political office as a clerk for Boston Market. He later served as a tax collector for the Boston Town Meeting. The town meeting asked him to write their instructions to their members of the House of Representatives in 1764. This writing proved to be the first instance of a public body claiming that Parliament had no authority to tax the colonies.
In the decade leading up to the Revolution, Adams was a member of the House of Representatives and served as that body's clerk, giving him a great deal of influence. Adams became one of the leading voices against Parliamentary overreach in Boston and was closely associated with other patriotic figures such as James Otis, John Hancock and his second-cousin, John Adams.
Adams wrote the "Massachusetts Circular Letter" in response to the Townshend Acts, which placed taxes on various items, in 1768. The letter was sent by the House of Representatives to the other colonies, asking them to join in challenging the Townshend Acts. The British responded by dissolving the legislatures of Massachusetts and any other colonies that supported the letter.
Bostonians resisted the taxes of the Townshend Acts and Parliament occupied the city with soldiers, leading to the Boston Massacre. Adams published numerous letters and articles denouncing British policies and called for the mass meeting of citizens that led to the Boston Tea Party. Adams helped organize the boycott of British goods and helped create the Committees of Correspondence which kept the colonies in contact with one another.
In 1774, Adams was sent to the Continental Congress, where he served continually for the next 7 years. While in Congress, Adams was a leading advocate of American independence from early on. He served on numerous committees, especially those dealing with military matters. He signed the Declaration of Independence and served on the committee that wrote the Articles of Confederation, America's first governing document.
In 1779, Adams helped write the Massachusetts Constitution with John Adams and James Bowdoin. He returned to Massachusetts politics for good in 1781 and served often as the moderator of the Boston Town Meeting. He served in the state Senate and helped promote public schools in Boston, even for girls. Adams was originally against the US Constitution, thinking it gave too much power to the federal government, but he supported it after the promise was made to include a bill of rights. He voted to support the Constitution at the Massachusetts ratifying convention in 1788.
Adams was elected lieutenant-governor of Massachusetts in 1789 and served in this position until the death of Governor John Hancock in 1793. Adams was then elected to the governorship annually for the next 4 years, after which he retired from public life. Samuel Adams died on October 2, 1803 and was buried in the Granary Burying Ground in Boston.


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Q: reprint barcodes (between) SQL I've got a difficult select i'm trying to figure out.
PART 1
So I have to be able to reprint barcodes between two numbers. ex reprint barcodes between 50and 60. That will give you 50, 51 etc etc to 60.
I've figured this out but the second part is what gets me.
with bar_no as (
select 50 start_bar, 60 end_bar from dual)
select numbers
from (select level numbers
       from dual
    connect by level <= (select max(end_bar) from bar_no)) a
where exists (
 select 1
   from bar_no
  where numbers between bar_no.start_bar and bar_no.end_bar)

PART 2
Every barcode number must be printed 5 times. So 50 must be printed 5 times before starting with 51.
ex 50, 50 ,50, 50 ,50, 51, 51, 51, 51, 51 .... etc
if someone can help me out with this please.
Im using Jasper iReport. So if there is a beter way of doing this in iReport. Please let me know.
Thanks

A: I could not get it to work using Jasper ireport.
So decided to just use my above SQL and advance it a bit.
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DEVSENA AKA ANUSHKA SHETTY IS OUT OF SAAHO FOR BEING OVERWEIGHT
By Khushboo Yadav	 Last updated Jul 11, 2017
The hit jodi of Anushka Shetty and Prabhas earned a positive response from everyone for their onscreen chemistry after the success of Bahubali 2: The conclusion. And that is why fans were excited about the news of the duo's reunion in the upcoming film Saaho. However, if recent rumours are to be believed, the Anushka is now out of the film because she couldn't lose five to eight kilos for the role.
According to a report by bollywoodlife.com, "Anushka was training hard for the role in Saaho. But her weight has become a bone of contention. She is still about five to eight kilo overweight. And this might cost her the film itself."
Earlier, the makers of the film had approached many Bollywood heroines like Katrina Kaif, Shraddha Kapoor, Sonam Kapoor, Disha Patani and Pooja Hegde for the role of the lead character, however the role went to Shetty. Now, once again the leading actress is not confirmed.
After progressive films like Dum Lagake Haisha and Bahubali 2, this incident with Saaho has once again cemented the fact that weight and body image still remain a cause of concern for filmmakers in India. Body shaming is indeed a very deep-rooted part of the movie industry and the perfect body size is more important than the actor's calibre.
Saaho is being directed by Sujeeth and is expected to release in 2018 in four languages—Hindi, Tamil, Telegu and Malayalam.
#ANUSHKA SHETTY#PRABHAS#SAAHO#SUJEETH#BAHUBALI#DUM LAGAKE HAISHA
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THE 'WORST DRESSED' AWARD GOES TO RANBIR AND KATRINA FOR JAGGA JASOOS PROMOTIONS
10 TIMES RANBIR AND KATRINA GAVE US TROLL-GOALS DURING JAGGA JASOOS PROMOTIONS
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British oil giant Shell threatens to trigger greater conflict in Iraq with plans to control the development, production and depletion of Iraq's oil reserves, campaigners warn today.
This warning, from the coalition Hands Off Iraqi Oil, comes as Shell holds its annual meeting amid growing resistance to the company's bid to assume control over oil reserves.
The warning follows news that Shell plans to pay £3 million to directors to stay on the board for three years and the firm's record £3.9bn earnings for the last quarter against the background of higher energy prices for pensioners, motorists and industry.
Protestors from the coalition, including War on Want, Platform, Voices UK and Iraq Occupation Focus, will demonstrate outside the annual meeting at the Barbican Centre in London, and put questions directly to the board of directors inside the meeting.
Shell is seeking a controlling stake in the Kirkuk oilfield, Iraq's oldest and second largest producing field, and the site of deteriorating ethnic violence, as well as the Maysan field in the south of Iraq, and the Akkas gas field in Iraq's Anbar province.
Campaigners warn that Iraq would lose billions of pounds in oil income under a proposed new law which the British and US governments are pressing the Baghdad administration to sign.
Iraqi trade unions say the law will allow oil companies, such as Shell and BP, to secure power over new oil fields for 25 years, with the country's economy run by overseas firms.


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You should begin by taking up reducing your overall calorie intake. There are various techniques of losing weight. They include taking weight loss supplements in consultation with your doctor, adopting a diet plan or undertaking exercises regularly.
Avoid the intake of harmful substances such as cigarettes, alcohol, or drugs as it may not provide you the real healthy benefits of weight loss.
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You can bet my thighs will be screaming when I get out of bed in the morning. We planted about 7 pounds of garlic this morning. When you consider taking a bulb of garlic, breaking each into 6 – 8 cloves and then planting all of those individually, that was a whole lot of squatting, bending and stooping for these out of shape thighs.
Vince was making the rows and getting the tarps ready to cover the area so I did all the planting while he did other hard stuff.
It's supposed to rain the next few days, and get cool enough that plants need to go into the greenhouse so I might as well get out there and start moving them in. Dang . . just got home from the dentist and was hoping to sit and knit.
Ha, ha, as long as you're already going to be sore, might as well make it *every* muscle! That is a big patch, so congratulations on getting it all in. I hope getting things into the greenhouse goes as well. Could you have just said you wanted to go, or insisted on going because you don't feel like cooking after the dentist and all the planting?
You can still squat?!!!! Can't remember the last time I was able to do that!! Whoa..HA!
Right on. Planted the garlic and took in the plants and I am in near Seattle. Strange our weather should be so much alike right now.
I've had my knee joints replaced(titanium) & was told that squatting would quickly wear them out requiring another replacement! Ouch~ no thank you to more surgery if can be prevented. My gardens are all in raised beds somewhat like what you had for growing potatoes in MO. I love the raised beds that make everything gardening & harvesting so much easier for me. I think they're approximately 6×10 ea because of area for garden but could be larger & still workable. Although you can't run tractor thru them size wise they are easy to till by hand & add soil amendments. Originally we filled with rich soil so they need just a little work before new crop is planted. In fact my extremely tall 36 yr old daughter has converted her garden to raised beds & loves them & my son is now considering. I think raised beds(for all or just some crops) might be helpful to you!