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A rustic traditional collection, Campania breaks conventional boundaries by offering pieces that have both ornamentation and casual appeal. Canted posts, cabriole legs and acanthus leaf carvings are a few examples of the collection's craftsmanship, but they are presented in a natural Weathered Sand finish with a subtle white-washed effect. This strikes the perfect balance between design detail and relaxed comfort.
While glamorous collections are often bold, the best ones are tempered by delicate details that bestow living spaces with the perfect balance. Transitional in design but traditional in nature, Criteria delivers a luxurious look. The collection is full of surprises from its high-sheen finishes to faux lizard skin patterns to shimmering silver metal details. Overall Criteria exudes sleekness and refinement.
Your dining table is more than a place for eating. It is the focal point of your dining room, an important element of your home, and a meeting place for your family. Explore our flagship collection and see for yourself what Canadel is known for: quality dining furniture with an abundance of options.
Inspired by early colonial craft techniques, the simple lines and historically distressed finishes evoke the feeling of a simpler time. Straightforward lines and colors that allow the beauty of the wood to shine through combined with an 11-step antiquing process means that no two pieces are alike. Enjoy furniture that is as unique as you are!
Inspired by factories, welding workshops of the industrial revolution, upper story space and higher ceilings have become wildly popular in urban homes.
An industrial design, Canadel has combined birch wood with metal accents creating an authentic charm. Combining original characteristics, functionality and comfort, the LOFT collection off ers you the possibility to transform your dining room in a trendy experience.
The richness of the wood, the refinement and sophistication… LOFT off ers you a dream come true!
Balance strikes as fluid lines and artistic detailing fuse for modern allure. Rich, exotic woods and dramatic metal accents spur a sense of cool that drives progressive designs to bold new heights.
Mid-century inspiration meets high style modernity. Endlessly simple lines offer drama with dynamically contrasting white lacquer and beautifully grained walnut. Pieces appear to float over slim, black iron legs with recessed bases and chamfered-edged plinths. Asymmetrical drawer and door configurations add flair and style to storage.
Meet traditional statement pieces updated with clean, modern materials. Shaped, dark metals mix with glass, brass and wood detailing. Blending centuries and styles from refined machine shop to mid-century modern, arched and glass-fronted cabinets, shadowboxed tables, mirrored surfaces and detailed parquetry make an eclectic design statement.
Merge worlds old and new with livable, rustic-modern furnishings in a range of contemporary shapes. Crafted by hand from sustainably harvested and reclaimed woods, a mix of rough and refined textures, patinas and tones add a sense of timeless history to any space. One-of-a-kind pieces offer a dramatic focal point, and blend beautifully with a range of decorating inspirations.
Play with scale and proportion, time and space. Expansive pieces and rich textures draw hard and soft elements together. Reclaimed South American and Australian hardwoods, cathedral-grained Indonesian woods, along with glass, stone-washed jute and mottled iron offer a primitive-yet-modern feel.
Rich materials are brought up to modern speed via fresh two-tone finishes and angular silhouettes. Brass-finished hardware totes a trend-forward touch to rustic browns and warm, sundried ash hues, as clean lines allow the contemporary two-tone finishes of FSC-certified reclaimed woods to sustain the spotlight.
Modern architectural styling meets farmhouse simplicity. Clean shapes, just-so angles and tall statures recall the limestone mountain area of Sintra, Portugal. Each piece is made from FSC-certified recycled and reclaimed woods, and finished in sophisticated neutral tones from limestone white to driftwood natural.
Modern machine shop and vintage industrial inspirations combine. Cast and hand-forged iron pieces intrigue with glass accents, industrial rivets, crank handles and intricate gears. Rough, unsanded iron is finished in black or antique nickel with scars and dents that capture the look of a true antique.
Subtle nuances create sophisticated intrigue. Inspired by mid-century modern design, sleek, squared-off shapes are offset by dark, distressed finishes and accented with antiqued brass hardware. Each piece exudes unique character, offering a distinctive identity to any space.
Modern antiquity is captured in a range of artisan statement pieces. Tables, benches, sideboards and accents are made from solid woods, marble, iron and mirror. Transitional designs inspired by found antiques are characterized by heavily turned bases and intricate hand carving as well as weathered wood in whitewashed, or charcoal gray finishes.
Alluring contrasts, incredible textures, intriguing finishes and modern functionality. Refined forms take inspiration from many eras, re-worked with reclaimed character woods, slate, stone, and iron for rustic allure. Woods are reclaimed from old buildings, then bleached, sanded and finished to heighten raw beauty.
Recalling the workmanship of Irish carpentry, these pieces are crafted from 100% FSC-certified pine. Using 18th century jigsaw construction, the collection is bench-built and hand-finished for genuine rustic charm from bedroom to dining room, home office and more.
Each piece is a striking conversation-starter. Tables are made from reclaimed doors paired with salvaged architecture or old machine parts. Storage solutions are inspired by libraries of the 1940's. Cast iron beds with linen panels as well as seating in linen, lush velvet and top-grain leather offer a distinctive found feel.
At one time, wood furniture was joined to perfection by carpenters and cabinet makers without the use of screws or staples. Here, artisans have recreated this exacting process in bench-built pieces with simple, squared-off shapes. Each is made from recycled and reclaimed wood and accented by hand-cast hardware.
Rich texture and organic spirit are conveyed through an eye-catching mixture of mango woods, cotton rope and natural cane. Iron accents adopt gunmetal finishes, refreshing forms' iconic mid-century influence, as a clean-lined aesthetic is met with modern functionality.
Art and functionality come together in the form of evocative, upcycled furnishings. Tabletops and flat surfaces feature one-of-a-kind antiqued metal patinas. Refurbished steel, cast iron, cogs and footings from old factories or warehouses connect the feeling of each piece back to the original use and origin of the materials.
Capture the rustic charm of natural wood in contemporary designs. These pieces celebrate the rugged beauty of snow-capped mountains and clear alpine lakes with high-style furnishings that give new life to salvaged wood. These beautiful woods are paired with cast metal hardware for a hand-crafted, singular look that ensures no two pieces are ever like.
Discover dining and occasional tables with exclusive, artisan finishes. Oxidation transforms heavy materials into something light and elegant. Iron is acid-washed and sealed to preserve the moment in time. Heavily distressed, reclaimed oak contrasts with smooth, splayed legs. Geometric and flatstock underpinnings feel ahead of the curve.
Alluring angles and streamlined accents bring fresh edge to rich, reclaimed woods. Inspired by contemporary European design, uniquely tapered legs and over-scaled hardware merge to emit statement-like effect in pieces suitable for mixing and matching with an array of décor styles.
Transitional styling in a welcoming Weathered Charcoal finish and rustic Aged Iron hardware create Abington's hospitable allure. Rustic enough for a loft or retreat, yet sophisticated enough for the uptown industrial, Abington is an ideal choice.
1 fixed bottom wood shelf.
Ashby features a patina white finish with contrasting fired nickel hardware and reeded glass. Its urban cottage style harkens back to a more simple time and place. These pieces mix comfortably with other timeless furnishings. Ashby is crafted of hardwood solids and molded composites. Drawer construction features French dovetailing in fronts, English in the backs. Wood on wood drawer. guides are also used.
2 adj. wood shelves and 1 hanging rod.
drawers w/french dovetail in front & english in back.
2 wood framed glass doors on sides.
3 drawers behind each door.
Retreat to Bay Creek and enjoy a yummy Toasted Nutmeg finish on Pine veneers and solids, accented by aged bronze hardware. Whether in a second home, a casual city abode or in the suburbs, this collection offers beaded, framed panel drawers over straight shaker inspired legs and plenty of drawers to stow your togs. The rectangular panel bed offers a tailored respite as well a storage rails alternative.
3 drawers with felt lined top drawer.
6 drawers with felt lined top drawer.
1 wood sliding door on the right.
2 adj. wood shelves behind the door.
7 drawers with 2 felt lined top drawers, 1 drop down drawer front in the center top.
2 wood framed glass drop down drawer fronts.
4 slats with support legs for regular rail.
slat roll for storage rail.
Whether in rustic Napa Valley, the Calistoga Entertainment collection exudes the ambience for handsome yet rugged dwelling. Its weathered charcoal finish and brushed pewter hardware mix effortlessly to create a look that is bold yet refreshing. Relax, unwind, and pretend that your biggest decision of the day is whether to try red or white.
2 wood framed glass doors in the center and 2 side wood doors.
2 adj. wood shelves behind the center doors and 1 adj. wood shelf behind each side door.
the maximum size TV that unit will accommodate is 66".
3-way touch lighting control and 2 LED lights.
1 wood framed glass door at the top and 1 wood door at the bottom.
3 adj. wood frame glass shelves behind the top door and 1 adj. wood shelf behind the bottom door.
3 adj. wood framed glass shelves behind the top door and 1 adj. wood shelf behind the bottom door.
2 wood doors on sides ; 1 adj. wood shelf behind each door.
2 adj. wood shelves behind the glass doors.
Put your feet up and relax with bungalow style with the Cottage Lane table ensemble. The appealing mix of materials includes pine veneer and solids, rattan baskets, casters, and weathered bronze hardware. Plenty of storage and easy lifestyle appeal welcome in this 4 piece causal collection.
Rustic urban design for the Fraser collection is personified in a unique trio table set. The rectangular lift-top cocktail design features sliding board and batten doors offset by metal hardware, a lift-top for functional ease, and casters in this charming cottage treasure. Fraser is in perfect harmony from the loft to a mountain retreat or suburban residence with a warm Rustic Pine finish on pine solids and veneers.
4 sliding doors w/ metal rail.
Designer-inspired Weathered Charcoal is the rustically sophisticated finish for the Garrett table collection. The rectangular lift-top cocktail table features sliding board and batten doors offset by metal hardware, a lift-top for functional ease, and casters for this charming cottage treasure. Garrett radiates the relaxed lifestyle of the Napa Valley region and lures you to relax, unwind, and breathe in the beauty as you enjoy this distinctive style!
4 sliding doors with metal rail.
Refined design meets casual and rustic appeal in Lancaster. An updated Dovetail Grey finishes the wood and is accented by Weathered Bronze hardware. Crisp and updated, Lancaster promises long-lasting design and sturdy construction for any relaxed setting.
tinted drawers w/english dovetail in front & english in back.
4 wood doors at front and back.
2 adj. wood shelves behind the doors.
Classic design with a light and airy feel describes the substantial Laurel Garden wall system, executed in the subtle Soft White finish. The media console features three felt lined drawers above a pair of glass front doors, flanked by wooden doors on each side, all including an adjustable shelf, and is the perfect stand alone console, with or without the handsome hutch above it. The beautiful pier units continue the elegant clean continental lines while featuring adjustable wood frame glass shelves, LED dimmable lights with more felt lined drawers and door storage. Crafted with the Magnussen commitment to quality, this collection features heavy duty levelers and wire management, making it the perfect classic wall from sunroom to great room.
3 felt lined top drawers.
2 side wood doors, 1 adj. wood shelf behind each door.
2 middle wood framed glass doors , 1 adj. wood shelf behind the doors.
removable moldings on top and base side.
3 piece back panel with 2 vertical support rails.
3-way touch lighting control and 1 LED light.
2 adj. wood framed glass shelves.
1 wood door , 1 adj. wood shelf behind the door.
Weathered Charcoal finish and Brushed Pewter hardware give the clean shaker forms of Mill River a fresh and updated feeling. Relaxed and casual yet well designed and sophisticated enough for any setting, this handsome group features raised panel borders on drawer fronts and the smart panel bed.
5 drawers felt lined top drawer.
Rustic Industrial sophistication makes Pine Hill the perfect table group for any setting, from loft to mountain retreat to suburban residence with a warm Rustic Pine finish on pine solids and veneer, offset by Aged Iron hardware. Plenty of storage and easy lifestyle appeal welcome in this rustic collection.
Asian influences lend subtle style to the sophisticated and tailored Proximity Heights collection in a lush smoke Anthracite finish, offset with brushed white bronze hardware. From the slightly tapered legs to the open metal base legs on the open end, cocktail and sofa table, the well executed clean lines echo Ming influences for sleek interest. Classic chairside end table and rectangular cocktail forms allow for pleanty of storage while an unusual glass top octagonal shaped accent table finishes the offering with style.
The Stratton collection is a stylish storage solution that adds a dash of rustic charm for any entertaining space. Embellished plank design finished in warm nutmeg with weathered bronze hardware. Stratton features removable crates to help maximize your storage needs as well as a useful lift-top.
2 faux drawers on top.
Bring Old World charm home with the Tinley Park table collection. Gracious S-curved carved bases support overlaid solid pine tops finished in vintage inspired Dovetail gray on pine. Weathered Bronze metal stretchers and hardware create the perfect accent to set the mood for stunning European influenced elegance with rectangular end and cocktail tables while the two drawer sofa table and round end table are exceptionally beautiful.
Westley Falls creates the perfect retreat whether lakeside, seaside, in the suburbs or in an industrial city dwelling. The trendy Graphite finish on Pine veneers and solids, accented by aged pewter hardware displays the beaded, framed panel drawers over straight shaker inspired legs handsomely. The rectangular panel bed offers a welcome respite as well a storage rails option while the cases provide additional generous space management.
Panavista is a 21st-century modern wood home furnishings collection whose name is derived from the low, wide panoramic forms of its case pieces and the panoramic vistas so often associated with the rakish silhouettes of modern architecture.
A regal sense of symmetry permeates the entirety of Wethersfield Estate through a marriage of French and English antique design. A lightly cerused finish and maple inlays yield a relaxed take on the collection's traditional forms.


A stylish and bright one bedroom flat on the first floor of a period conversion. The property boasts high ceilings and generously proportioned rooms. Long lease and chain-free.
It's very well located to take advantage of the excellent amenities of both Camden Town and Kings Cross.
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Nielsen Media Research Inc., a provider of television audience measurement and related services in the U.S. and Canada, has chosen Sun Enterprise servers to eliminate lengthening processing queues experienced by some customers. These queue times, occasionally up to 30 minutes, were a result of Nielsen Media Research's rapid growth. The end-to-end Sun solution also reduced floor space issues by offering seamless scalability within a small footprint.
Nielsen Media Research selected a Sun Enterprise 10000 server and Sun StorEdge A5100 RAID arrays to power its Galaxy Explorer decision support system. With redundant components, flexible architecture and fibre channel connectivity, the Sun StorEdge A5100 arrays allowed Nielsen Media Research to configure its backend environment for maximum availability and performance. The high bandwidth of the arrays combined with the processing power of the Sun server enabled Nielsen Media Research to improve delivery of information to customers, eliminating long queue times.
Sun consultants conducted a data center assessment and worked with Nielsen Media Research to fine-tune its operations and implement best practices, which have since been incorporated into the company's software development lifecycle and production readiness certification program.

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Matt Stone and Trey Parker's Book of Mormon is a satirical musical with tons of heart and lots of laughs that you'll get to see on Thursday 23rd February 2023 at the stunning Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro, North Carolina. This comedic story of two Latter-Day Saints missionaries preaching faith to a remote Ugandan village brings a surprising amount of warmth from the opening song "Hello!" all the way to the reprises that end the surprisingly sweet story. John Stewart of the Daily Show had nothing but praise for South Park's creators for developing the story, and Ben Brantley even compares it favorably to classics "The King and I" and "The Sound of Music". You could experience this latest production run by clicking the Buy Tickets button today.
"Hasa Diga Eebowai" meaning Fuck you, God. This is how our two budding missionaries are greeted by the villagers they have come to save, which as it happens is right after they are robbed by soldiers of the local warlord, General Butt-Fucking Naked! The devout, supercilious missionary-to-be Elder Kevin Price and the insecure Elder Arnold Cunningham, a compulsive liar, are challenged by the lack of interest from the locals, who are distracted by more pressing issues such as HIV/AIDS, famine, female genital mutilation, and oppression from the village warlords. All in a day's work for these men of God, broadway.com calls it "Sacrilege and sanctity, and a generous helping of potty-mouth humour, blend seamlessly in this show that markets itself as "God's favourite musical." Brought to you by the creators of South Park. The book of Mormon will have you falling out of your seat, as it weaves Joseph Smith scripture with outlandish science fiction and fantasy, combining Hobbits and Star Wars with a dash of Star Trek and a small green frog. Will Price and Cunningham be able to save the village when the murderous General comes for his mutilated female genitals? Get your tickets and come and watch The Book of Mormon at Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts to find out!


Myrtle Minutes reports that Myrtle Thai, one of many Thai restaurants in the area, is moving further west down Myrtle into a more "intimate" space. I hope they're doing OK. I usually prefer them for takeout over Thai 101 - they're a little less expensive and usually deliver more quickly.


Take the Route 1A North ramp towards Revere/Lynn, and follow halfway around the first rotary, turning onto Route 60 West. Follow Route 60 West for about two miles. Take the Route 1 North exit and follow the ramp towards Route I-95/Saugus/NH/Maine. Follow Route 1 for about seven miles into Lynnfield. Take the combined Route I-95 North/Route 128 North exit (after going through short tunnel). When I-95 and Route 128 split, stay left on Route 128 North toward Gloucester. Shortly after passing two large shopping malls on your left, take Exit 22E onto Route 62 East. Follow Route 62 East for less than two miles to Cummings Center on your left. At the traffic lights (across from Stop & Shop), turn left into Cummings Center.
Follow I-95/ Rt. 128 north until the road splits. Remain on Rt. 128 toward Gloucester. Take Exit 22E (Route 62 to Beverly). Take a right off of the exit onto Route 62 (Elliott Street). Follow Route 62 (Elliott Street) east approximately two miles. Cummings Center is located on the left, across from McDonald's.
Upon entering the parking lot from Elliott Street, Building 100 is the first building located on the right. Park anywhere in front of the building (short term parking spaces are designated closest to the main entrances). Enter the front of the building using the 100-L entrance, next to the Danversbank sign. Walk past the lobby turning right at the end of the hall where you will come upon a set of elevators. Take elevator to the 4th floor, exit to the right, and arrive at Enzymatics on the right (Suite 407J).
Follow Route 93 Northbound to the junction of I-95/Rt. 128 North. Follow I-95/Rt. 128 North until the road splits. Remain on Rt. 128 toward Gloucester. Take Exit 22E (Route 62 to Beverly). Take a right off of the exit onto Route 62 (Elliott Street). Follow Route 62 (Elliott Street) east approximately two miles. Cummings Center will be on the left, across from McDonald's.
Follow Rt. 1 to the junction of I-95/Rt. 128 North. Follow I-95/ Rt. 128 North until the road splits. Remain on Rt. 128 toward Gloucester. Take Exit 22E (Route 62 to Beverly). Take a right off of the exit onto Route 62 (Elliott Street). Follow Route 62 (Elliott Street) east approximately two miles and you will see the Cummings Center on your left, across from McDonald's.


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Q: Custom lwc Data Table With related fields using for each loop I'm trying to build a table that includes 2 fields from a related record (contact Email, Contacts Mobile) using the wire method.
Here is the Apex class:
  @AuraEnabled(cacheable = true)
    public static List <Opportunity__c> GetOps(Decimal minRentPrice, Decimal maxRentPrice, String zone, String opType,String postCode,String city, String comOrRes, Decimal minSalePrice, Decimal maxSalePrice ) {
        return [SELECT Name, Id, Phone__c,Email__c,Contact__c,Contact__r.Email,Contact__r.MobilePhone, Description__c,Specific_Area_Size__c,CreatedDate,Postcode_City__c,Type__c,   Price_Point__c, Type_Of_Property__c  FROM Opportunity__c
        WHERE ((Price_Point__c <=:maxRentPrice AND Price_Point__c >=:minRentPrice)  OR (Price_Point__c <=: maxSalePrice AND Price_Point__c >=: minSalePrice)) AND Type__c =:opType AND Type_Of_Property__c =:comOrRes AND Postcode_City__c!=null
        AND (Postcode_City__c LIKE :city OR Postcode_City__c LIKE:postCode) AND Exclude_from_enquiry_matches__c = False ];

    }

Js wire method:
 @track error;
 @track data =[];

 @wire(getOps,{minRentPrice:'$minRentPrice',zone:'$zone',opType:'$opType',
    minSalePrice:'$minSalePrice',maxRentPrice:'$maxRentPrice',maxSalePrice:'$maxSalePrice',comOrRes:'$comOrRes',area:'$area',city:'$city',postCode:'$postCode'})
    wiredListings({ error, data }) {
        if (data) {
            let opList = [];
            data.forEach((row) =>{
                let dataline = {};
                dataline.opLink = '/'+row.Id;
                dataline.Name = row.Name;
                dataline.cityPostcode = row.Postcode_City__c;
                dataline.pricePoint = row.Price_Point__c;
                dataline.description = row.Description__c;
                **dataline.mobile = row.Contact__r.MobilePhone;
                dataline.email = row.Contact__r.Email;**

                opList.push(dataline);
                console.log(opList);
            })
            this.data = opList;
            this.error = undefined;

        } else if (error) {
            this.error = error;
            this.ops = undefined;
        }
    }

and HTML:
<template>
    <lightning-button variant="Brand"  class="slds-align_absolute-center" label="Enquiry Match" title="Open popup" onclick={showModalBox}>
    </lightning-button>
    <template if:true={isShowModal}>
        <button class="slds-m-bottom_x-small" onclick={hideModalBox} title="Close">
            <lightning-icon icon-name="utility:close" size="small"></lightning-icon>
            Close
        </button>

                Name
                City / Postcode
                Price Point
                Description
                Mobile
                Email
                Notify

        <template for:each={data} for:item="op">

                {op.Name}
                {op.cityPostcode}
                <lightning-formatted-number format-style="currency" value={op.pricePoint}></lightning-formatted-number>
                {op.description}
                {op.mobile}
                {op.email}
                <lightning-button
                    data-id={op.Contact__c}
                    class="slds-theme_brand"
                    value={op.Contact__c}
                    label="E-Mail"
                    variant={buttonVariant}
                    onclick={handleClick}>
                </lightning-button>

           </template>

    </template>
</template>

I'm 99% sure I have used this same method before on a LWC Datatable using columns and it worked fine, But I could be wrong.
The Error I am getting in the console is : [Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'MobilePhone').
Any help on where I am going wrong would be fantastic thank you.

A: Glad to hear that it was a data issue. To prevent these issues impacting the table in the future, I'd recommend using the ? operator for those fields from the related records. This will return undefined if Contact__c isn't populated rather than throwing an error.
This would look something like this:
data.forEach((row) =>{
    let dataline = {};
    dataline.opLink = '/'+row.Id;
    dataline.Name = row.Name;
    dataline.cityPostcode = row.Postcode_City__c;
    dataline.pricePoint = row.Price_Point__c;
    dataline.description = row.Description__c;
    dataline.mobile = row.Contact__r?.MobilePhone;
    dataline.email = row.Contact__r.?Email;

    opList.push(dataline);
    console.log(opList);
})

Details of that operator can be found here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Optional_chaining

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This degree is intended for students who plan to secure advanced degrees through graduate study, students who are interested in work with various governmental agencies or industries having biological responsibilities, and students who want to prepare for careers in medicine or other health-related professions.


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HPV 16 or 18 causes 83 percent of invasive cervical cancers and it takes 15-20 years from contracting the infection to developing cancer. Four out of five cervical cancers reported in India were caused by infections from HPV types 16 and 18.
The most effective prevention strategy for cervical cancer is the systematic screening of women along with treatment and HPV vaccination.
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DNA-based testing for HPV is considered to be more effective than other commonly used screening methods. In this test, vaginal and cervical cells are tested using a polymerase chain reaction or PCR test (the same PCR test used for Covid or tuberculosis) to check for HPV DNA. If positive, then further evaluation for cervical cancer needs to be done, but if negative, the chance of cervical cancer is almost zero and more importantly, the chance of having clinical cervical cancer in the next five years becomes quite negligible.
While there are vaccines today that can greatly reduce the risk of HPV, they cannot neutralize the virus in people already infected.
Vaccination Doesn't Replace Cancer Screening – Even if you get the HPV vaccine, you need to get screened for cervical cancer.
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Your child will engage in self and teacher guided exploration as well as both large and small group lessons with a Christian emphasis. The curriculum teaches fun, creative, age-appropriate lessons that enhance intellectual, social, emotional, and fine and gross motor skill development of your child. Purposeful play and educational activities are designed to stimulate critical thinking skills, develop creativity, work on the basic concepts needed to develop reading and writing skills, and to develop positive social skills, such as cooperation and sharing. The YMCA values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility are at the core of all programs and activities.
The school year will run Wednesday, September 4, 2019 – Friday, May 29, 2020.
which will be applied to student's last month's tuition.
Requirements: Must be 3 years old as of September 1st and potty trained.
Tuition: $55 Member / $70 Non-Member per month, automatically drafted the 1st of each month, September 2019 – April 2020.
Requirements: Must be 4½ years old as of September 1st and potty trained.
Tuition: $85 Member / $100 Non-Member per month, automatically drafted the 1st of each month, September 2019 – April 2020.
All Preschool Swim Lessons run for 30 minutes.
6 months-3 years old. Parents accompany children in stage A, which introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment through exploration and encourages them to enjoy themselves while learning about the water.
6 months-3 years old. In stage B, parents work with their children to explore body positions, floating blowing bubbles, and fundamental safety and aquatic skills.
3-5 years old. Students develop comfort with underwater exploration and learn to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water. This stage lays the foundation that allows for a student's future progress in swimming.
3-5 years old. Students focus on body position and control, directional change, and forward movement in the water while also continuing to practice how to safely exit in the event of falling into a body of water.
3-5 years old. Students learn how to swim to safety from a longer distance than in previous stages in the event of falling into a body of water. This stage also introduces rhythmic breathing and integrated arm and leg action.
3-6 years old. This exciting class will focus on a famous artist and author each week. Your child will be introduced to different art styles & different mediums and making their own masterpieces!
2-5 years old, with parent. Participants will improve their movement skills and coordination by participating in various activities including obstacle course, follow the leader, dancing and singing, parachute games and much more.
Our Gym Jamboree pass gets you in to all of our Gym Jamboree classes. You can come as much as you like throughout the week. Participants will improve their movement skills and coordination by participating in various activities including obstacle course, follow the leader, dancing and singing, parachute games and much more.
4-6 years old. Tang Soo Do is a traditional Korean Martial Art that teaches the values of integrity, concentration, self-control and perseverance while emphasizing skills in practical self-defense.
Current Participant registration is available the 15th-21st.
New Participant registration is available the 22nd through the end of the month for members/non-members.
Little Dragons: For all new and first year students wanting to learn martial arts.
Mighty Dragons: For transitioning from Dragons to the Youth Martial Arts classes.
3-6 years old. This program will focus on nutrition and healthy eating habits that will be introduced to children by preparing fun recipes each week. Each week we will explore a new Preschool skill.
3-6 years old. This class will focus on exploring STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Topics by promoting the preschooler's natural curiosity for the world around them. We will encourage questions and engage the preschoolers to be active in their own learning.


A Few Principles for Thinking Clearly.
One of my favorite essays I wrote this year was A Few Principles for Intellectual Freedom.
In that piece, I took scenes from the life of the scientist James Lovelock to illustrate some principles for pursuing a life of intellectual freedom. In this essay, I'd like to do something similar with another inspirational character — the Czech-Canadian polymath Vaclav Smil.
Yea, he does kinda look like a superhero.
Many of Smil's books focus on environmental themes such as population growth, climate change, and energy transitions. These fields are rife with political bias and emotional reasoning, but Smil manages to say important, interesting things in a way that is neither deluded nor dogmatic.
Here are a few things I'm learning from him on how to think clearly.
As Philip Tetlock has shown in his book Superforecasting, the clearest thinkers tend to be those that draw from multiple disciplines. I call these people dragonfloxes — they can do many things (like a fox) and also see the world in many ways (like dragonflies, which have many eyes).
Though I don't know the details, I find it interesting that Smil refused to join the Communist party as a student. One problem with Marxism is that it puts too much faith in its model of how history works. Marx thought that history moved in predictable phases, converging on a paradise in the future where humans lived as equals.
Confusing models with reality is a cardinal sin of clear thinking. If you believe too strongly in your models of the world, you can start to ignore evidence that your model is wrong.
Smil is not a fan of models. When, in the 1870s, the influential book The Limits to Growth used a computer model to predict impending doom, Smil was skeptical.
If you look at history, it becomes clear how easy it is for humans to fool themselves with faulty forecasts and myth-driven theories. In the face of that, the only proper stance, I think, is intellectual humility.
This is the opposite of what many pundits and political commentators do. People will always need certainty where no certainty exists. In this sense, pundits and long-term forecasters are the priests and faith healers of our time.
Those interested in the truth, though, will have to learn to live with uncertainty.
Another interesting thing about Smil is that he has principles. In particular, you can tell he that he values intellectual honesty far more than he values fame or material wealth.
In economics, there's something called Campbell's law. The basic idea is that, when you reward people for a particular measure — clicks, dollars, likes, etc. — people will find a way to "game" the system.
The classic example of this happened in India. The government offered rewards to people who caught and killed snakes. Unexpected result: People started to breed more snakes in order to get the rewards.
If college admissions require essays, rich parents will pay essay-writers to write those essays. If journalism is fueled by clicks, journalists are going to write sensationalist clickbait. Of course, scientists and academics are in no way exempt.
This is the danger of getting paid for your ideas: It's easy to sell out or self-censor because you're afraid of (a) financial or (b) status pushback.
The cure — as far as I can tell — is to hold fame and financial success in low regard. In fact, it might actually help to look down on people who are interested in getting rich and getting ahead.
I don't know if Smil does this intentionally, but his intense privacy and frugal lifestyle seem to me like signs that he is trying to protect his ability to think clearly.
Lately, I am trying to modify my life in the same way. Until recently, I accepted monthly contributions of $100 on my Patreon page in exchange for a monthly phone call. The money was nice, but I started to feel pressured to cater to these donors. It found it hard to disagree with them or write things that they might not like.
Y Combinator's Paul Graham has an excellent essay titled Keep Your Identity Small. The key idea is that the more a particular issue is wrapped up in your identity, the harder it is for you to think clearly about it.
It gets worse. When people are exposed to evidence that contradicts their identities or tribal affiliations, they'll actually double down and become more confident in whatever they believed. This is why it's important, when trying to think clearly, to avoid identifying with any particular tribe.
Take dietary advice. I find it hilarious how the paleo, primal, keto, vegan, and vegetarian diet camps are always quibbling about minor things when they share so many similarities (avoid processed foods, eat vegetables, etc.).
Smil has a book titled Should We Eat Meat? . In it, he refuses to identify with any tribe and instead says that (a) it's fine to eat meat but (b) we shouldn't eat too much of it.
Humans are tribal creatures, and I don't think we can fully escape the need to identify with a group.
If you have to choose a group, though, I think the best thing to do is what Annie Duke suggests in her book Thinking in Bets: Identify with a group that values the truth.
I'm not sure how related this is to "clear thinking", but another thing I find inspirational about Smil is how he lives in accordance with the advice that he gives.
Smil lives in a modest home, which he built to have 50% more insulation than your average home. The furnace uses natural gas, and it is 97% efficient.
He eats meat, but only an average of once a week, usually Asian-style in stir fried dishes.
I suppose it's like that old saying of how chefs should eat their own cooking and architects should live in the houses they build. If you're going to give advice, then you better make sure you live by it.
Somehow, I don't think that Smil would be happy to know that I wrote this essay. I probably got some things wrong, and maybe he doesn't see things the way that I see them.
Still, I think that this was worth writing. Reading about Smil has encouraged me to re-organize my life. Perhaps it provides some hints for you as well.
This entry was posted in Motivation, Productivity, Sin categoría.


Ben Kuroki, seen here being honored for his service in World War II, flew 58 bomber missions over Europe, North Africa and Japan during the war, the only known Japanese American to have done so.
Ben Kuroki, the only Japanese American known to have flown over Japan during World War II, has died. He was 98.
Kuroki's daughter, Julie Kuroki, told the Los Angeles Times that he died on Tuesday in Camarillo, Calif.
The son of Japanese immigrants who was raised on a Nebraska farm, Kuroki overcame the American military's discriminatory policies to become a tail gunner. He flew 58 bomber missions over Europe, North Africa and Japan during the war, the only known Japanese American to have done so.
He was hailed a hero at a time when thousands of Japanese Americans were confined in internment camps amid fear of a Japanese invasion of the West Coast.


The Quinebaug Valley Community College Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center will host an information session at 6 p.m. Dec. 12 at 742 Upper Maple St., Danielson.
The QVCC Advanced Manufacturing Program is part of the rebirth of manufacturing across the state. Prospective students who are interested in starting this spring are encouraged to attend the information session and apply free to the college.
Prospective students are encouraged to apply before or on Dec. 12 and attend the open house to qualify for the scholarship for fall 2019.


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domain and range for each function given
Explanation is on file attatched.
1. A student was given the function f(x) = x2 and asked to write the result of translating this function 1 unit to the left. The student wrote the following: g(x) = (x+1)2. Is this statement correct? Explain
2.	The length of time that it takes for a pendulum to make one complete swing depends on the length of the pendulum. The time in seconds, T, is related to the length in metres, L, through the equation
a) Write this equation in function notation.
b) State the domain and range of this function.
c) Graph this function for pendulums up to 20m in length.
d)	If you wanted to construct a pendulum in the Ontario Science Centre that takes exactly 10s to complete one swing, how long would it have to be (to the nearest millimetre)?
e)	What would be the effect on the value of T if the pendulum were made twice as heavy?
3.A student was asked to find the inverse of the function f(x) = 3x - 7. The student began the solution with the following:
f(x) = 3x - 7 as y = 3x - 7
The student eventually obtained the correct equation for f-1(x) but did not get full marks for the solution. Why not?
4.For the following graph
a) state as accurately as possible the intercepts, maximum and minimum values, the domain and range, and the intervals in which the function is increasing or decreasing.
b) explain why the inverse of this is or is not a function.
5.Determine the domain and range for each function given. Explain where any restrictions come from.
6. Determine the inverse for each relation given.
8. Graph each relation and its inverse from question 6, indicate which relations are functions and explain why or why not.
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The domain and range for each function given are identified.
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MSc, AIT
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