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Steward of the South
All things Southern — especially North Carolina and Wake Forest — have been historian Ed Hendricks' focus on the faculty.
By David Fyten
Office of Creative Services
Most of what is essential about J. Edwin Hendricks, historian, can be gleaned from the last four digits of his home telephone number: 1834. Recognize those four digits? That's right: the year Wake Forest was founded.
Although Hendricks says he chose the number only so he could remember it after moving 11 years ago, his friends and colleagues know better. The South, and North Carolina and Wake Forest in particular, are where he lives—intellectually, emotionally and spiritually, as well as physically.
Regional histories—of people like Joseph Winston, whose name was chosen in 1851 for the seat of the newly created Forsyth County; sites such as Historic Bethabara, Old Salem and the Reynolda estate; and events like the American Revolution in North Carolina—have been his focus, with idiosyncratic topics like 1950's fallout shelters folded in for flavor.
And despite the fact that he retired from full-time status this spring with the second-longest tenure on the faculty behind Robert C. Beck, Hendricks will continue to be very much a part of the University and the historic sites and preservation organizations he serves as chronicler and steward of their heritages.
Raised in the Upcountry town of Pickens in the far northwest corner of South Carolina, Hendricks attended Furman University in Greenville, where he met Sue, his wife of more than 50 years. After completing an Army hitch and his master's and doctoral degrees at the University of Virginia as a "Sputnik Ph.D" (referencing the speed with which he finished his graduate work thanks to the vast amounts of grant money the government invested in graduate education after the Soviet Union's pioneering space satellite launch in 1957), he accepted his first and only faculty appointment as an early American specialist at Wake Forest College.
Given his specialty, perhaps it was inevitable that, sooner or later, he would focus on historic sites and their preservation. As it turned out, it was sooner. "In the fall of 1962 we had just completed building our first house on Macon Drive," Hendricks recalls. "I was working on a book on liquor legislation in Virginia at the time, and for a change of pace I would take the boys [sons Jim and Chris—two of the three Hendricks children, along with daughter Lee] to Historic Bethabara, where archeologists had just begun preliminary work. We would go over to Bethabara and 'investigate' the ruins. It's fair to say that my interest was aroused."
The rest, as they say is history: Hendricks would go on to serve on the board of Historic Bethabara for 20 years and as consultant to other preservation organizations and historical societies locally and as far north as Pennsylvania. He was a member and chair of the Historic Districts Commission and worked with the early development of Reynolda House and the growth of Old Salem Inc., along with serving in a host of other civic, college and church capacities.
But one can never tell when their interest will be piqued in unexpected ways. After moving in 1998 from their longtime home on North Stratford Road to a house on Faculty Drive that had been built in the 1950s by College registrar Grady Patterson, the Hendrickses discovered in their back yard one of the few freestanding fallout shelters in Winston-Salem, built at the zenith of nuclear war hysteria in America. Predictably, Hendricks began to research the subject, eventually teaching several first-year seminars that encompassed analyses of the political, cultural and military climate of the time and included a visit to the shelter.
Hendricks traces his abiding appreciation for Wake Forest culture and history to a daily ritual in which he participated as a fledgling faculty member. "Every morning at ten, Forrest Clonts, our venerable department chair, shephered us from our desks where the circulation area in the library is now located over to the College cafeteria in Reynolda Hall for coffee," he recalls. "There we would be joined by many of the other faculty and administrative legends of the time for conversation. I really came to appreciate the profound value that is placed on personal relationships here."
Over the years, he has assembled three filing cabinets full of documents related to Wake Forest's history and plans to write a concise, illustrated and readable institutional history in retirement. "As we have changed and diversified over the decades, it has become harder for us to fully understand and appreciate our heritage," notes Hendricks, who wrote a similar history of the School of Law for its centennial celebration in 1994.
Hendricks, who recently finished a term as president of the Historical Society of North Carolina, looks forward to resuming work on his many unfinished research and writing projects. But like a good historian, he looks back as well. "Over the years, I was frequently asked what I teach at Wake Forest," he says. "I regret that I resisted the temptation to respond, 'Why, I teach Wake Forest students.' They were always what the process was all about."


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HappyMongo learning solution launches Toddler Lab, AI Lab & AI Powered English Lab for Schools and Colleges
July 6, 2022 dsprimeLeave a Comment on HappyMongo learning solution launches Toddler Lab, AI Lab & AI Powered English Lab for Schools and Colleges
New Delhi (India), July 6: HappyMongo Learning Solution commenced its operations by launching the English Language Lab for K-12 Schools and got associated with the MIT Group of Institutions – Pune. HappyMongo and MIT WORLD Peace School launched language labs in Pune, Indore, and Latur, catering to more than 1000 students in the first year of their operations.
HappyMongo has a very strong presence in the state of Maharashtra, Karnataka and North East India. Happy Mongo partners with over 150 schools for Toddler Lab, AI Lab, and ICT with AI and coding curriculum. The company partners with schools for minimum 5 years by generating recurring revenue models. HappyMongo plans to expand their operations in other states in coming years.
The company currently develops all the equipments required for the lab and has successfully penetrated the markets of Karnataka, Maharashtra, North India and North East India. Along with the above, company has entered in Japan and launched AI & Coding and BigTalk (English Lab).
The company is led by Mr. Sivakarthikeyan along with Mr.Mehta and Mr. Satheesh, who have strongholds in technology and education.
HappyMongo successfully got partnered with SNBP Group of Schools, Cp Goenka Group of Schools, Hemali Boarding School, Orchid Montessori, Pratibha International School, Thakur Vidya Mandir to name a few and more than 150 schools across India for their respective products. The progress in the "K to 12" segment was remarkable and, in a span of 2 years, the acceptance of the products and services was rated very high.
HappyMongo also partnered with NSDC (National Skill Development Corporation for AI and Coding and Big Talk).
The company has designed its product strategically so that schools have to sign up for a minimum period of 5 years, thereby generating a recurring revenue model for the company. The Toddler Lab and AI Lab is an independent classroom ranging from a minimum of 400 sq ft up to a maximum of 1000 sq ft (built-up) and has fully air-conditioned state-of-the-art classrooms with interactive robots and bots.
AI Lab was recently launched in the year 2020 and has been associated with schools and caters to more than 15,000 students in the academic year 2022–2023. The AI lab will be catering to students up to 50,000 by the end of March 2023. The curriculum team will provide one-of-a-kind projects to have hands-on experience for the end user. The company has also sought approval to launch a state-of-the-art product.
The Company has catered to several schools for providing AI and Coding curriculum. Many schools have opted for the mandate program and the team has mapped the entire curriculum with the ICT curriculum as per the CBSE framework. AI and Coding textbooks are also provided to the schools. The company also runs its own teacher training courses for AI and coding.
The AI-powered Spoken English and Public Speaking programs were launched for students in the year 2022 and have gotten a remarkable response by having less COA. BigTalk caters to the age group of 6 to 16, and the course is open to college graduates and working professionals. The AI-powered VR box sets a different experience for students, which enables them to practice public speaking in a virtual environment post the training session.
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Say what you will about Ridley Scott's output in recent years ("It's an invitation…to find a better script"), but 1982's Bladerunner remains one of the most influential sci-fi flicks of all time.
A big part of its charm is in its elaborate set pieces which completely immerse the viewer in its grimy, noirish vision of the future.
It's good to see that, in this future at least, the print medium is not dead and that our beloved Roy Batti doesn't have to hop online in order to indulge in any ogling.
Magazine covers via Super-Electric. Newstand pic via The Atlantic.


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After using 300 g/ m2 of the product, the wood turns into non-flammable or hard-burning material.
HOLZProf has all the European certificates for pine wood but also for other species of wood.
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Q: Rails - Issue with passenger and mysql My Rails app currently runs on Passenger. We have six machines in production with each machine having 45 instances of passenger. Each instance of Passenger seems to be having a open connection with MySQL. So there are about 270 open connections with MySQL.
A few minutes after the application is started MySQL seems to at 400% CPU and the application almost becomes non-responsive with a lot of pending requests in the global queue.
Prior to this release the application was running on Mongrel (six machines with each machine running 5 instances of mongrel). We did not see any issues there.
Will reducing the number of Passenger instances solve the issue? Is there a way we can have a connection pool for the passenger instances (Instead of each instance having a separate connection).
Thanks,
Sivakumar

A: Passenger shares db connections among all processes. Make sure your database.yml has a high pool size.
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Brian Jack Copeland (né en 1950) est un professeur de philosophie à l'université de Canterbury (Christchurch, Nouvelle-Zélande), et un auteur de livres sur le pionnier de l'informatique Alan Turing.

Biographie
Ses études lui permettent d'obtenir un  et un  de l'université d'Oxford en philosophie, où il entreprend des recherches sur la logique modale et non classique sous la supervision de Dana Scott.

Jack Copeland est directeur de la , une vaste site d'archive en ligne sur le pionnier de l'informatique Alan Turing. Il écrit également et édite plusieurs livres sur Turing. Il est l'un des responsables de l'identification de la notion d'hypercalcul et des machines ayant plus de capacités que les machines de Turing.

Copeland est professeur invité à l'université de Sydney (Australie, 1997, 2002), l'université d'Aarhus (Danemark, 1999), l'université de Melbourne (Australie, 2002, 2003), et l'université de Portsmouth (Royaume-Uni, 1997–2005). En 2000, il devient membre principal de la  au  (États-Unis).

Il est également président de la  et membre du  au Royaume-Uni. Il est l'éditeur-fondateur de , créé en 2005.

Copeland est désigné lauréat du professeur de l'année 2010 par le syndicat étudiant de l'université de Canterbury.

Livres
  (, 1993,  édition)
  (, 1996)
  (, 2004)
  (, 2005)
  (, 2006)
  (, 2012)
  (, 2014: )
  (, 2017)  (),  () (avec J.P. Bowen, R. Wilson, M. Sprevak, et al.)

Références

Liens externes

  Page personnelle sur le site de l'université de Canterbury
  AlanTuring.net

Naissance en 1950
Étudiant de Corpus Christi College (Oxford)
Philosophe britannique du XXe siècle
Philosophe britannique du XXIe siècle
Historien des sciences
Historien des mathématiques
Professeur à l'université de Canterbury

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We're still recovering from the food coma that was our recent trip to New York City, but one must-visit for us was the new Bed Stuy vegan joint, Toad Style.
Picture a take out style restaurant created by a vegan kid who loves fried food, video games, and kung-fu, and you've got Toad Style. Actually, as far as I know, that might be the story behind Toad Style. But, regardless of back story, Toad Style is well worth a trek out to the Bed Stuy-Bushwick border, just don't visit when you're "kinda hungry"—there is a lot of bread here and most everything is deep fried in the classic fried chicken style…which is fitting for a neighborhood chock-a-block with traditional fried chicken take out places.
We settled on two sandwiches on our visit—the vegan báhn mí (coconut-crusted fried oyster mushrooms, pickled daikon + carrots, cilantro, hothouse cucumber, lime aioli, five-spice mushroom paté, and house chili sauce—and their BBQ pulled jackfruit (tender smoked jackfruit, house BBQ sauce, Brussels sprouts slaw, fennel jam, and spicy pickles—and rounded things off with fried pickles with creamy horseradish sauce and fried lemon + rosemary brined cauliflower with sweet chili mustard sauce. So, yeah, not the lightest of meals, but goooooooooooooooooood. And, for the more gluten free eaters, the batter on those last two sides is actually gluten-free.
Word on the street is that Toad Style's vegan eggplant parm (served on soft garlic bread) is to die for and their grilled cheese (with tiger figs and house almond cheese) sounds awesome, so I think we'll be due a trip back next time we're in New York. Shouldn't be for another few months, so I think we should have time to work our appetite back up.
In the meantime, let us live vicariously through you—get thee to Toad Style, young warrior.


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import sys
import sqlalchemy
from mangrove import connection

if sys.version_info < (3, 0):
    class Base(object):
        pass
else:
    class Base():
        pass

class SelectStatement(Base):
    """ Manages the underlying sqlalchemy select statement
    """

    def __init__(self, columns=[], funcs=[], stmt=None):
        """ Constructor

        :param list columns: A list of columns that need to be part of
            this select statement.
        :param list funcs: A list of `sqlalchemy.funcs`
        :param sqlalchemy.statement stmt: Select statement
        """
        if stmt is not None:
            self.stmt = stmt
        else:
            self.stmt = sqlalchemy.select(columns or funcs)

    def execute(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """ Executes the statement using the default connection
        """
        return connection.get_connection().execute(self.stmt)

    def where(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """  Adds where clause to the select statement

        class Person(Model):
            name = StringField()

        Person.select().where(Person.name=='John Doe')
        -or-
        Person.select().where('name = "John Doe"')
        -or-
        SelectStatement(Person).where(Person.name=='John Doe')
        -or-
        SelectStatement(Person).where('name = "John Doe"')
        """

        self.stmt = self.stmt.where(*args, **kwargs)
        return self

class Query(SelectStatement):
    """ Adds functionality to fetch rows to `SelectStatement`
    """

    def __init__(self, model, columns=[]):
        """ Constructor

        :param `models.Model` model: The model on which to run the query
        :param list columns: Columns which will be included in the query
        """
        self.model = model
        columns = columns or [model.get_table()]
        super(Query, self).__init__(columns=columns)

    def __iter__(self):
        """ Allows query object to be iterated over
        """
        for row in self.execute():
            yield self.model(**dict(row))

    def order_by(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """ Adds orderby clause to the query

        .. code
        >>> Query(Model).order_by('id').fetch()
        >>> Query(Model).order_by(Person.id).fetch()
        >>> Query(Model).order_by('-id').fetch()
        >>> Query(Model).order_by(-Person.id).fetch()
        """
        self.stmt = self.stmt.order_by(*args, **kwargs)
        return self

    def fetch(self, size=None):
        if size is None:
            return self._fetchall()
        else:
            return self._fetchmany(size)

    def get(self):
        return self._first()

    def count(self):
        stmt = self.stmt.with_only_columns([sqlalchemy.func.count()])
        stmt = stmt.select_from(self.model.get_table())
        return SelectStatement(stmt=stmt).execute().scalar()

    def _fetchall(self, *multiparams, **params):
        """ Return all rows as list
        """
        items = self.execute(*multiparams, **params).fetchall()
        return [self.model(**dict(row)) for row in items]

    def _fetchmany(self, size=None, *multiparams, **params):
        """ Return a particular number of rows

        :param int size: The number of rows which should be returned
        """
        items = self.execute(*multiparams, **params).fetchmany(size)
        return [self.model(**dict(row)) for row in items]

    def _first(self, *multiparams, **params):
        """ Return first row
        """
        item = self.execute(*multiparams, **params).first()
        try:
            return self.model(**dict(item))
        except TypeError:
            return None

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A Brooklyn College professor is facing criticism after he threatened to remove any student who used the wrong pronouns for him any other person in the class.
Campus Reform reported on Thursday that a professor at Brooklyn College, Dr. Brandon Aultman, included a clause in his course syllabus that promises to eject any student who engages in "intentional misgendering." Aultman teaches LGBTQ politics at the school.
In the original syllabus for his course, "Fundamental Concepts in LGBTQ Studies," the professor wrote:
Pronouns, Gender Identity, and Racial Insensitivity: My name is B. Call me B. I am nonbinary, transfeminine. For my information concerning the use of these terms please consult http://transstudent.org. I use gender-neutral pronouns (they/them). I adhere to a strict policy of respect for the gender, sexual, and racial identities of my students. Intentional misgendering, as with any attempt to slur another student's personal integrity on the basis of race, ethnicity, or religion, will result in immediate dismissal from class for that session. Continued abuses will result in disciplinary action with the appropriate administrators.
Aultman goes by the name "B" and publicly identifies as "nonbinary, transfeminine." He urges his students to use they/them gender pronouns when referring to him, as he does not identify as a man.
In his Rate My Professor profile, the students reviewing his professionalism and course content all refer to Aultman as "they."
Oxford Dictionaries defines "misgendering" as to "refer to (someone, especially a transgender person) using a word, especially a pronoun or form of address, that does not correctly reflect the gender with which they identify."
According to Campus Reform, Aultman's edict may have been in contradiction to Brooklyn College's procedures in handling class disruptions. The policy states that if a professor has a "disruptive, but non-threatening student," who "refuses to desist and continues to interrupt" or if the student is "hostile," the professor may dismiss the student from the class session.
However, "disturbing communication" only merits reaching out to the student and reporting him or her to the head of the department. Under the college's guidelines, misgendering another student would not merit immediate dismissal from the class or disciplinary action.
A media relations spokesperson for the college told Campus Reform that they were "not aware of this classroom guideline" in reference to Aultman's clause and told the professor "to not dismiss students from the session, but rather to consider a range of effective pedagogies instead and to use the college policy with regard to gender discrimination."
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Q: A column was specified that does not exist - Error when running Select Layer By Attribute tool I have shapefiles in a folder that were created by using the Raster to Polygon tool to convert reclassified rasters to polygon shapefiles. Each has a field named 'GRIDCODE'. I now want to select features from another layer by these new polygon layers (layers created for all shapefiles), but I keep getting the error 'A column was specified that does not exist'. I think it is an issue with the where clause; however, I did a test of this process in ArcMap before starting to build the stand alone script, copying the Python snippets from the Results window to check how the query was written. The process worked fine in ArcMap, but it is not working in a stand alone script.
The script:
query = '"GRIDCODE" = 1'
fcs = arcpy.ListFeatureClasses()
for fc in fcs:
    try:
        arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(fc, "splyr")
        print "Layer created for " + fc
    except:
        print "splyr already exists."
    arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management("splyr", selection_type='NEW_SELECTION', where_clause=query)

I have also tried these other formats for the where_clause:
query = """"GRIDCODE = 1""" # This was what the snippet copied from the ArcMap Results produced

and
# taken from an answer to a similar question found on this site
field_name = 'GRIDCODE'
value = 1
query = """{0} = {1}""".format(field_name, value)

The error I get every time is this:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.3\Lib\site-packages\pythonwin\pywin\framework\scriptutils.py", line 326, in RunScript
  exec codeObject in __main__.__dict__
File "C:\Users\ldugan\Documents\Python\counties_from_rasters.py", line 53, in <module>
  arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management("splyr", selection_type='NEW_SELECTION', where_clause=query)
File "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Desktop10.3\ArcPy\arcpy\management.py", line 7221, in SelectLayerByAttribute
  raise e
ExecuteError: ERROR 999999: Error executing function.
A column was specified that does not exist.
A column was specified that does not exist.
Failed to execute (SelectLayerByAttribute).

Line 53 that is mentioned in the Traceback refers to the SelectLayerByAttribute line.
I have read all the other questions and corresponding answers (that I could fine) in here related to this type of error as well as the ArcGIS documentation for the SelectLayerByAttribute tool and on building queries, and I still can't figure it out.

Here is the code I am currently working with after incorporating the some of the suggestions below:
fcs = arcpy.ListFeatureClasses()
for fc in fcs:
    fcfields = arcpy.ListFields(fc)
    for fcfield in fcfields:
        if fcfield.name == 'gridvalue':
            print "Field gridvalue already exists."
        else:
            arcpy.AddField_management(fc, 'gridvalue', 'SHORT')
    field_name = 'gridvalue'
    arcpy.CalculateField_management(fc, field_name, "!GRIDCODE!", 'PYTHON')
    value = 1
    query = '"{0}" = {1}'.format(field_name, value)
    try:
        arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(fc, "splyr")
        print "Layer created for " + fc
    except:
        print "splyr already exists."
    arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management("splyr", selection_type='NEW_SELECTION', where_clause=query)

And here is the error I get:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Python27\ArcGIS10.3\Lib\site-packages\pythonwin\pywin\framework\scriptutils.py", line 326, in RunScript
    exec codeObject in __main__.__dict__
  File "C:\Users\ldugan\Documents\Python\counties_from_rasters.py", line 63, in <module>
    arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management("splyr", selection_type='NEW_SELECTION', where_clause=query)
  File "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Desktop10.3\ArcPy\arcpy\management.py", line 7221, in SelectLayerByAttribute
    raise e
ExecuteError: ERROR 999999: Error executing function.
A column was specified that does not exist.
A column was specified that does not exist.
Failed to execute (SelectLayerByAttribute).

And adding
print(arcpy.GetMessage(0))

returned
Executing: SelectLayerByAttribute splyr NEW_SELECTION ""gridvalue" = 1"

which makes me think it's a single/double quotation issue.
Line 63 refers to the SelectLayerByAttribute call. Also, as an FYI, I checked, and the Field Calculator correctly populated the field gridvalue, so there are values of 1 in this field.

A: Tested this on a shapefile with an integer field called GRIDCODE.
Ensure this is the actual field name in your shapefile.
Shapefiles use double quotes for field names
Use:
query = '"{0}" = {1}'.format(field_name, value)

You should be able to remove the create new field steps and just query GRIDCODE
Working script below
def calc(fc):
arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True
fcfields = arcpy.ListFields(fc)
field_name = 'gridvalue'
# Your code was trying to add a field each time the field name did not match...
#This is better
names = [fcfield.name.lower() for fcfield in fcfields]
if field_name in names:
    print "Field gridvalue already exists."
else:
    arcpy.AddField_management(fc, 'gridvalue', 'SHORT')

arcpy.CalculateField_management(fc, field_name, "!GRIDCODE!", 'PYTHON')
arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(fc, "splyr")
print "Layer created for " + fc
query = '"{0}" = {1}'.format(field_name, 1)

arcpy.SelectLayerByAttribute_management("splyr", selection_type='NEW_SELECTION', where_clause=query)


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First, Skype and Nimbuzz reported how well they are doing. Then there was the spectacular launch of Viber. And now fring is telling us that they are seeing their quarterly revenues grow at a rapid clip, thanks to the growing popularity of its Android app which is boosting demand for its fringOut service. It seems mobile VoIP is finally seeing its day under the sun.
"We have been bringing in $10,000 in daily revenues from Android phones," says Jake Levant, vice president of marketing at London/Tel-Aviv-based fring, which makes a multi-platform app for video and voice calling over Wi-Fi and 3G networks. The company has seen a big burst in growth thanks to the expanding Android ecosystem. "We are on track to doubling our revenues in the first quarter of 2011," Levant added. The company makes money by offering cheap calling plans, called fringOut, for folks who want to reach contacts outside of the fring network.
What's helped: more incorporation of front facing cameras in new smartphones, which makes fring's cross-platform video calling service possible. In addition to the iPhone (s aapl), the HTC EVO and Samsung's popular Galaxy phones and tablets have front facing cameras, for example. The availability of video calling makes folks install fring and later use it for outbound phone calls.
Even though fring started life on Nokia's (s nok) Symbian platform, its recent growth has come thanks to Apple's iPhone and Google's Android-based (s goog) smartphones. At present, Android accounts for a third of its total installed base and is growing at a rapid clip, especially in countries like South Korea. North America accounts for 40 percent of fring's new downloads, making it one of the fastest growing regions for the company. The company says it has more than ten million users who have activated the service and the majority of its calls are destined for Canada, India, the UK and Australia.
The company is still waiting clearance from Apple to launch its fringOut service on the iPhone, however, so the majority of the fringOut revenues coming from North America are from Android phones. But the Android ecosystem has its own headaches with wild variances in device capabilities, different versions of Android available and customized user interfaces. As a result, fring has to modify its app for different handsets and different manufacturers. Nevertheless, that's fine with Levant because Android is what is turbo-charging its business.
as somebody that frequently calls international and have tested all the major VOIP services (Jajah, Skype, Fring, etc), the best service and international rate that i get is from Rebtel. Take a look at their service.
jeez what has tech come to? we measure companies by daily income?
talk about small fries. or maybe relative to non- games, non-angry birds, this is the best an app can expect.
These are still early days in the Android world, so I guess it is ok. Moreover you dont need more than 10 engineers to build an app for Voip, so 10k$ a day is pretty good.
@Erik, so you think Apple should offer FaceTime and iChat for Android, Symbian, and Palm?
@Phil Even better, they should fulfill their promise and provide the open API for facetime promising SIP et al!
Great piece Om. Apple is rapidly handing the keys of the Mobile VoIP kingdom to Google / android. Interesting times for VoIP service providers and developers. Love this space!


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Friedhelm Döhl
Friedhelm Döhl (born 7 July 1936 in Göttingen) is a German composer and professor of music.Döhl studied composition with Wolfgang Fortner and piano with Carl Seemann at the Hochschule für Musik Freiburg, and also musicology, German philology, art history, and philosophy concurrently at the Universities of Freiburg and Göttingen. In 1966 he wrote his doctoral dissertation on Anton Webern.From 1964 to 1967 he was a lecturer at the Robert Schumann Conservatory in Düsseldorf. There he founded the Studio for New Music. From 1969 to 1974 he was a professor at the Musicology Institute of the Free University of Berlin, where he was a member of New Music Berlin. In 1974 he was appointed director of the Music Academy of Basel, and worked there until 1982. This period saw the founding of the studios there for electronic music, non-European music, music and theater. In the years from 1980 to 1983 he was president of the German section of the International Society for Contemporary Music. During his tenure came the founding of the Ensemble Modern.Since 1982 he has been professor of composition at the Musikhochschule in Lübeck, and he became its director in 1991. At Lübeck he introduced a new series of events (Forum of Young Composers, New Music Workshop). In 1992, he initiated the Lübeck Brahms Festival. Since 1986 he has been a member of the Free Academy of Arts in Hamburg. He was artistic director for the concert series Musica Viva / Encounters, in Reinbek, from 1986 to 1988, and served in a similar capacity for the 1987 NDR Festival 'The New Factory,' in Lübeck.He has composed works for solo instruments, chamber groups, voice, orchestra, and live electronics.
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Tappeto (1967). Impressionen für Violoncello und Harfe (Nach Gedichten von Giuseppe Ungaretti) | Friedhelm Döhl
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I restore flutes and clarinets from vintage to modern - everything from crack repair to pad replacement and key resoldering. This page is dedicated to detailing some of my processes and jobs on particularly interesting instruments. I mostly do work on my own purchases for my own use, and sometimes to resell, but feel free to contact me about a quote for any repair you wish to have done. A gallery of recent work is below.
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LOUISVILLE Nearly two-thirds of all cancer patients will receive radiation therapy during their illnesses1, and the Baptist Health Louisville Radiation Center is proud to offer its patients the newest technology and treatment services available.
James Eckman, MD, has been with Baptist Health Medical Group and Baptist Health Radiation Oncology since 2009 and is excited about the therapy that is available to his patients.
Baptist Health also has a Novalis® Radiosurgery unit, which provides a very high dose of radiation that lessens the amount of treatments a patient might need. "The Novalis was initially used for brain tumors, but now we are able to treat outside of cranial targets throughout the body, currently lung, spine, and liver tumors," states Eckman. "The machine delivers a high level, very precise radiation dose in one to five treatments as opposed to the standard radiation therapy of 25 to 30 treatments, providing better tumor control, fewer side effects, and increased patient comfort and convenience." Radiation therapy is an important part of the overall cancer program at Baptist Health Louisville and works hand-in-hand with other disciplines and services throughout the hospital. Most of the department's patient referrals come from medical oncologists, and about 40 percent of patients are treated with combined chemotherapy and radiation therapy.
The physicians also gather weekly at multidisciplinary conferences on breast, lung, and general cancer. Representing five different disciplines, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, surgeons, pathologists, and radiologists come together to discuss the best therapy for five to six different cases each week.
On top of the center's multidisciplinary care approach to cancer treatment, patients also have access to nurse navigators that help guide them through the treatment process, a PET scan for post-treatment checkups, oncologic social workers for ancillary problems that might arise, and a cancer resource center that can provide additional help, services, and information for patients as well as their family members and friends.
And the cancer center is always actively involved in clinical trials, researching different methods and ways to make treatment more effective and efficient. Eckman is currently the principal investigator for the NRG-B51 (RTOG 1304) federal breast cancer trial, studying breast cancer patients who have received chemotherapy that has cleared their lymph nodes and who might not need chest wall radiation therapy after mastectomy or nodal radiation after lumpectomy.
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The Minerals Council of South Africa launched a National Day of Safety and Health in Mining, calling the "current crisis" unacceptable.
The initiative will see all 66 mining companies who are members of the industry body holding safety and health days at their operations over the coming month.
There have been 58 mining deaths in 2018 alone, up from 51 in 2017, which was also an increase from the 2016 fatality figures.
Sibanye-Stillwater [JSE:SGL] has accounted for 20 of these deaths, and faces the wrath of trade unions and the Department of Mineral Resources.
CEO Neal Froneman said the high number of fatalities at their operations has been "traumatic".
"We've stumbled as an industry. We've definitely stumbled, but our resolve is clear and evident in terms of getting back on track and breaking through the barrier and getting back down to our zero-harm targets," Froneman told the media after the launch on Friday.
Under apartheid, scores of people died every year in unsafe working conditions in the mining industry.
The Minerals Council of SA, previously the Chamber of Mines, points out an 80% improvement in safety over the last two decades and the industry is working towards goal of zero-harm by 2024.
Trade unions have blamed mining companies for pressuring miners to work in unsafe conditions and putting profit over lives. But Minerals Council Vice President: Andile Sangqu said there wasn't one single reason behind the rise in fatalities, as the accidents have been of a different nature: falls of rock, underground fires and employees entering unsafe areas.
Froneman, who is also a Vice President of the Minerals Council, said that improving safety was a combination of continuously engineering out risk and changing people's attitudes to encourage them to withdraw from unsafe conditions.
According to Chris Griffith, CEO of Anglo-American Platinum and head of the CEO's zero-harm forum, mining bosses are required to be visible to set the example from the top down and show that it's not about production at all costs.
He said that some of the successful changes made include reducing miners' exposure when entering a workplace for the first time after blasting, and introducing bolts and nets inside mining stopes.
The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) has demanded that mines invest in seismic detection technologies, but Froneman says that there are no instruments currently on the market to foresee vibrations and earthquakes.
Seismic activity can lead to falls of ground, a contributing factor to mining deaths underground.
Froneman said that the layout and engineering of mines must be able to withstand seismic activity and ensure no workers are harmed.
The highest number of fatalities are in the gold and platinum sectors, as these are labour intensive, and mining companies in the gold sector work on narrow tabular reefs where no practical mechanisation has yet been developed to replace human beings.
Companies in the two sectors; Lonmin [JSE:LON], Impala Platinum [JSE:IMP] and Gold Fields [JSE:GFI] are planning to retrench more than 27 000 workers within the next three years. However, Dr Sizwe Phakathi, the head of safety and sustainable development, doesn't believe the rise in mining accidents is related to the looming job losses.
Phakathi pointed to Lonmin, which is planning to retrench 12 600 workers over the next three years, while the company has managed to avoid any fatalities for over a year.
Chief Inspector at the Department of Mineral Resources David Msiza said the industry could not continue to talk about zero-harm but not show demonstrable results.
"We do receive complaints that employees are being victimised after withdrawing from unsafe conditions," Msiza said.
Correction: This article was updated to clarify that Chris Griffith is the CEO of Anglo-American Platinum, and not of Anglo-American.


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Anti-mountaintop-removal activists gather in the Coal River Valley, West Virginia, fall 2009.
Anti-mountaintop-removal activist Larry Gibson speaks in front of the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, December 2009.
A group of students and activists tours the rim of a mountaintop-removal minesite, Kayford Mountain, West Virginia.
Anti-mountaintop-removal activists in the Coal River Valley, West Virginia, fall 2009.
Don Blankenship, former CEO of Massey Energy, sits before a meeting of the Senate Health and Human Services subcommittee on mine safety, May 2010.
Writers Wendell Berry, Terry Tempest Williams, and Bill McKibben march in the Capitol Coal rally in Washington, March 2009.
Climate Scientist Dr. James Hansen speaks at the Capitol Coal rally in Washington, March 2009.
Mountaintop-removal coal mining equipment sits on the remains of Kayford Mountain, West Virginia, in a parking lot several hundred feet below the former summit of the mountain.
Bullet holes dot some of the trailers on Kayford Mountain on the land of the "keeper of the mountains," Larry Gibson, where people partisan to the coal companies sometimes do drive-by shootings.
Activists march in a "Funk the Warming" march in Washington, DC, January 2010.
Activists stage a sit-in in the foyer of the EPA in Washington to protest inaction on Mountaintop Removal Mining.
Tim DeChristopher in Washington, DC in spring 2011.
Occupy Wall Street protesters and New York police confront one another on the Brooklyn Bridge, October 2011.
An Occupy Wall Street protester at the former "Tombs" jail in downtown New York, October 2011.
A young West Virginia woman is arrested at the office of West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin, for peacefully refusing to leave his office until he used his powers to stop mountaintop removal operations on Coal River Mountain, October 2009.
Activists in the "Flood Wall Street" protest in downtown Manhattan, September 2014.
Writer Chris Hedges at the "Flood Wall Street" protest in downtown Manhattan, September 2014.
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Anti-mountaintop-removal activist Judy Bonds speaks in front of the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, December 2009.


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First Bus: Leeds City
Getting there for you
What do you do when your city has lost faith in its bus service? After all, when you've been let down by late buses, poor service and expensive fares it's hard to believe a change of name is going to make any difference.
For our campaign to launch the new LeedsCity buses from First, we decided to change minds instead.
We put the focus on the people of Leeds, rather than the new buses themselves. After all, our customers can only get to work on time if their bus is on time. Under the line 'Getting there for you' we demonstrated that we'd listened to feedback and created a service that truly put them first.
Digital and social adverts and video targeted customers directly on the route, giving the campaign a truly local feel, while OOH and radio helped show the whole of Leeds that their buses were changing for the better.
To ensure a degree of authenticity, we took to the streets of Leeds to cast stars of the ads. The facts were being genuinely conveyed by real people who use the bus services, not just real people conveying 'ad' messages. This allowed First to hero the most important people – the passengers who use their buses every day.
For the second phase of the campaign we demonstrated the improvements using facts on improved frequency and reliability, all to prove we really were getting there for each and every passenger.
The campaign so far has been a real success, with 13,000 extra journeys now taking place on the Headingley Lane corridor every week. So much so, that more corridors are being introduced. And once again we've made stars of the people who matter – the residents and commuters of Leeds.
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If you're reading this, you're most likely running Windows 8 or 8.1 and also experiencing problems with your Windows Update throwing the 8024402F error.
The issue has been addressed in a number of threads (see Other resources below), most of them offering some regedit script patches to fix common configuration errors; there is even an official Windows Update Repair Tool by Microsoft who can automatically solve most of them.
The thing is… there is a specific – and also rather common – scenario in which none of them seems to be helpful at all.
Here's what you have to do if you're one of the lucky ones.
The fix is articulated in four steps.
Right click on the Start button (bottom-left) and select Control Panel. Or, if you prefer the gesture approach, go to the bottom-right corner and then click on Settings -> Control Panel.
Click on Windows Update and then, in the left column, select Change settings.
Change Windows Updates settings to "Never Check for Updates". Also make sure to turn off the "Give me recommended updates the same way I receive important updates" and the "Give me updates for other Microsoft products when I update Windows" options by remove the checkmark on both. Don't worry, you'll be able to set them back on in a while.
Select the "Check for updates" and perform a Windows Update manually.
As soon as the update finishes, restart the system (if needed), then open Control Panel > Windows Update again and reactivate all the options you previously had – and/or you want to activate. They should work as expected from now on: if not, you'll have to repeat these 4 steps again until it will eventually fix.
http://windows.microsoft.com/it-it/windows/troubleshoot-problems-installing-updates#1TC=windows-8 (official thread on Windows Support site, also containing a link to the Windows Update Repair Tool).
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_other-windows_update/windowsupdate8024402f-windowsupdatedt000/52da75c9-6faf-4082-91ce-996d738b62ae (official thread on Windows Community Forums – provide some useful KB insights).
http://superuser.com/questions/258531/how-to-resolve-windows-update-error-8024402f-on-windows-7-home-premium-64bit (useful thread on StackOverflow's SuperUser web platform, containing a lot of useful insights).
http://www.askvg.com/fix-windows-update-problems-using-automatic-reset-script/ (a Windows Update Agent unofficial "reset script").
https://gist.github.com/eeichinger/2003996 (another Windows Update Agent "reset script").
http://bhaaratham.com/how-to-solve-error-8024402f-8024402c-windowsupdate_8024402f-windowsupdate_dt000/ (the "DNS Change" approach).
Hope you'll get it fixed.
This fix also works fine in Windows Server 2012 R2, if nothing else works easy enough to try this.
Also thanks for posting the info on this fix. May have not of found it so quickly otherwise.
Wow, I've tried many other suggestions, this is the one that actually worked. Thanks!


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My newest body of work consists of non-functional objects for the wall and tabletop. The structures are fabricated from sterling silver, ground-glass enamel on copper, 23k gold leaf and inner skeletons of nickel silver. All work is fabricated by me, by hand, in my one-person studio using only hand tools and the most basic power tools. There is no casting or production technology used.


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Kingdom of Heaven (2005)
"Be without fear in the face of your enemies. Safeguard the helpless, and do no wrong"
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History, War
Balian's wife recently committed suicide in France. Baron Godfrey arrives in the village and purports to be Balian's father. The town priest tells Balian his wife was beheaded before burial due to the suicide. At that point, Balian murders his half-brother, the priest, and flees with his father toward Jerusalem. Soldiers soon arrive to take Balian in, and Godfrey is wounded in the ensuing attack. His father later knights him as Baron of Ibelin before succumbing to his injuries. From there, Balian embarks on a journey of redemption in Jerusalem. He fights through battles, both in actual combat and in politics.
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Abstract(s): Silk fibroin hydrogel is an ideal model as biomaterial matrix due to its excellent biocompatibility and used in the field of medical polymer materials. Nevertheless, native fibroin hydrogels show poor transparency and resilience. To settle these drawbacks, an interpenetrating network (IPN) of hydrogels are synthesized with changing ratios of silk fibroin/N-Vinyl-2-pyrrolidonemixtures that crosslink by H2O2 and horseradish peroxidase. Interpenetrating polymer network structure can shorten the gel time and the pure fibroin solution gel time for more than a week. This is mainly due to conformation from the random coil to the β-sheet structure changes of fibroin. Moreover, the light transmittance of IPN hydrogel can be as high as more than 97% and maintain a level of 90% within a week. The hydrogel, which mainly consists of random coil, the apertures inside can be up to 200 μm. Elastic modulus increases during the process of gelation. The gel has nearly 95% resilience under the compression of 70% eventually, which is much higher than native fibroin gel. The results suggest that the present IPN hydrogels have excellent mechanical properties and excellent transparency.


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Chiyaan Vikram plays a 'wannabe' villain in Suseenthiran's next, 'Rajapattai'! It is quite known that Vikram plays a gym instructor in 'Rajapattai' and it was widely speculated that he plays a body double in this film, the latest grapevine has is that he plays a gym instructor who wants to get into films as a villain!
'Rajapattai' by Suseenthiran has Vikram and Deeksha Seth essaying lead roles and it is touted to have an item number featuring Vikram alongside Reemma Sen and Shirya Saran, however, the director has neither denied nor confirmed this and expressed that talks are still on with a few.
At a recent press meet by the team the first-look was unveiled showcasing Vikram in various avatars. Pradeep Rawat of 'Ghajini' fame will play baddie in this film and ace actor Vishwanath will play Vikram's grandfather.
'Rajapattai' is rumoured to be on the lines of Vikram's earlier super hit commercials like 'Dhil' and 'Dhool' and it is said that there is a touch of negativity to his character in this film which will be an action-packed entertainer with a good dosage of comedy as well.
The talkie and action portions will be wrapped by the end of October, following which the team will head to exotic locales at Japan where the songs will be canned.


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ADC "Memorial" prepared report to the 111th Session of the UN Committee on Human Rights
ADC "Memorial" with support from the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) has prepared report to the 111th Session of the UN Committee on Human Rights devoted to violations of civil and political rights of minorities, including ethnic groups, migrants, and LGBT activists; women and children in vulnerable positions; the illegal restriction of the right to express a critical opinion.
Sections of the report dealing with the rights of migrants were also supported by the Civic Platform Partnership "Central Asia in Motion" and human rights movement "Bir Duyno" from Kyrgyzstan.
Report is devoted to violations of several articles of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Primary attention is devoted to the topics that ADC "Memorial" is most deeply involved with, i.e. the right to freedom of speech and expression, minority rights, the rights of Roma people and labor migrants, and the rights of women and children.
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Obituary: Lord Asa Briggs of Lewes. historian and educationalist
Born 7 May, 1921 in Yorkshire. Died 15 March, 2016 in Sussex, aged 94.
Tuesday, 22nd March 2016, 10:18 am
Updated Tuesday, 22nd March 2016, 11:54 am
Lord Asa Briggs of Lewes, eminent historian, renowned academic and Bletchley Park codebreaker. Picture: Getty Images
Asa Briggs had a profound effect on many aspects of the social life of Britain – he was a pioneering educationalist, the authority on Victorian Britain, an academic of renown and the author of a five-volume tome on the history of the BBC. During the Second World War Briggs was involved in the critical work of cracking the German codes at Bletchley Park. He never spoke to anyone of his work there, not even his wife, for 20 years and even then modestly talked of "being the youngest warrant officer in the British army – it entitled me to wear a peaked cap and draw a captain's pay". His work, alongside that of Alan Turing in Hut 6 – the section that deciphered Enigma machine messages from the German Army and Luftwaffe – was to prove decisive for an Allied victory.
Asa Briggs and his wife had strong connections with Scotland after they bought a flat in historic Tyninghame House, East Lothian in 1991. They spent much of the year there and were regular visitors to the capital's galleries and theatres and became enthusiastic supporters of the Edinburgh and Lammermuir Festivals. Lady Briggs recalled: "As a family we fell in love with the sheer beauty of the countryside: it started a whole new chapter of our life. We just adored it."
Asa Briggs attended Keighley Boys' Grammar school and read history at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. He was co-opted into the Intelligence Corps in 1941and despatched to Bletchley Park knowing little of what he was to do. Briggs immediately fell in with the demanding work schedule and enjoyed the spirit of informality (no uniforms) and the equality of the place: "Except towards Alan Turing, whom we all deferred to because he was clearly a genius."
His agile mind proved ideal for the deciphering work – long hours and no mistakes tolerated. Briggs told an official Bletchley chronicler, "What those years did for me, and I was very grateful for, was that we were all thrown in at the deep end".
After the war, Briggs held various academic posts and in 1955 he was appointed a lecturer in history at Leeds University and married Susan Banwell. In 1961, he was appointed professor of history at the new University of Sussex with various additional administrative roles. He was instrumental in establishing the university as a major force and served as its vice-chancellor between 1967 and 1976. It was a time of much student unrest and Briggs was never afraid of debating hot social issues in public with the aggrieved students.
He was dedicated to the furtherance of education for all ages and it was no surprise when the Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, in 1969 secured Briggs' support for the Open University. In 1978 he became the OU's chancellor, a post he held with distinction until 1991.
Despite this busy academic life, Briggs was a prolific author. His wide knowledge of events made him see a subject in global terms. His epic trilogy on Victorian society compared the boom in British industry in such cities as Glasgow with that in America; there, he argued, industry was larger and more materialistic. He published widely and was an editorial adviser on the magazine History Today and wrote a detailed biography of Karl Marx and the histories of Marks & Spencer and the BBC. The latter took more than 30 years to complete
Another major literary project was being asked by Winston Churchill to proofread the former Prime Minister's History of the English Speaking Peoples
He returned to Worcester College as provost in 1976, where he remained until his retirement in 1991
Tyninghame House proved a refuge in his retirement. The magnificent mansion, which had been owned by Earls of Haddington since the 17th century, was sold by the family in 1986 and converted into spacious flats. The Briggs enjoyed walking the moors and along the sea coasts
One Sunday when attending Traprain kirk they sat in the gallery. Tradition has it that the gallery is not used for communion and the session clerk asked the Rev Howard Haslett if he should bring down the Lord. Haslett replied, "The Lord is here, in our own midst." Lord Briggs roared with laughter.
Briggs, a man of much vision and academic foresight, was made a life peer in 1976. He was a man of immense scholarship and learning yet remained modest about his achievements.
Friends in East Linton remember that he was, "charming and full of energy, invariably courteous and always excellent company".
Briggs is survived by his wife Susan and their two sons and two daughters.


A Belfast hotel has completed the first stage of its £18 million expansion as part of a move to grow the facility to 140 rooms.
Ten Square, which is owned by property developer Paddy Kearney, welcomes its first guests, filling 18 bedrooms from a total of 55 in the new block, which will be completed at the end of next month.
Once finished, the first phase will also include the new Linenhall Business Centre, which includes conferencing, function rooms and events space.
The hotel will also see a second phase, 66-bedroom expansion on the other side of the original hotel building into the former Scottish Amicable Building on Donegall Square.
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GOTHENBURG, Sweden/SAN FRANCISCO, CA – (UPTICK Newswire – September 10, 2015) Heliospectra AB (OTCQB: HLSPY, FIRSTNORTH: HELIO), a world leader in intelligent lighting technology for plant research and greenhouse cultivation, has had its European patent application approved by the European Patent Office. This marks the seventh region to approve the Company's core patent, as Europe joins the U.S., Russia, China, Canada, Japan, and Hong Kong.
The patent concerns methods in optimizing LED (light emitting diode) lighting for plants as well as to make working processes more efficient in greenhouse environments of the future. Heliospectra's core technology involves systems for quality control and light optimization in greenhouses based on the different qualities of plants. One result is that the appearance, color and taste of the final product can be influenced. Produce can be grown with greater quality yet with lower energy consumption and a simple adaptation of optimum lighting for different types of greenhouses in different environments. This innovation provides growers with a tool for creating new opportunities to offer a broader and better selection of produce available much closer to their markets.
What makes Heliospectra technology unique is that based on Internet of Things (IoT) technology, it combines sensors – which monitor the condition of plants and how they use the light – with state-of-the-art software that controls the lighting. This complete biofeedback system is protected by a portfolio of patents and patents pending.
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At the invitation of Adobe Education, I attended the Educause Annual Conference this year and did a quick series of interviews about the education work that Adobe is doing. A huge highlight for me was reconnecting with futurist Bryan Alexander, whom I'd interviewed in 2012 as a part of my Future of Education series, and whose work and voice I've continued to really appreciate.
Bryan was the lead author of the just-released Digital Literacy - An NMC Horizon Project Strategic Brief, which was commissioned by Adobe to "explore an increasingly pressing challenge for United States higher education institutions: advancing digital literacy among students and faculty."
A 2016 Pew Research Center's study indicates that the digital divide in the US is no longer just about access to technology but rather fluency in using it. Socio-economic status is certainly a factor with low-income households unable to afford high-speed broadband and the latest devices, but only 17% of adults report being active learners who are "confident in their ability to use digital tools to pursue learning." Indeed, the productive and innovative use of technology encompasses 21st century skills that are vital for being successful in the workplace and beyond. Higher education institutions must prepare students for a future where learning new digital tools is an intuitive process.
Unfortunately, lack of agreement on what comprises digital literacy is impeding many colleges and universities from formulating adequate policies and programs. Discussions among educators and library professionals have included the idea of digital literacy as equating to competence with a wide range of digital tools for varied educational purposes, or as an indicator of having the ability to critically evaluate web resources — a component of information literacy. However, both definitions are broad and ambiguous, making digital literacy a nebulous area that requires greater clarification and consensus.
Again, you'll find the full report here. My interview with Bryan is below, followed by some notes.
00:30 Students have always been makers, but now we have more tools for making.
02:00 We need to embrace this because there are pedagogical benefits all over the place.
02:20 The historical arc toward "pro-suming" and learning by making meaning; constructivist pedagogy.
03:30 A major sea change and we are moving in the crest of it.
05:15 How the mindset of teaching changes when working with creators.
06:15 When students make stuff, it isn't necessarily "well-behaved" - we have to get used to this.
07:10 Critical thinking means there might be criticism or "push-back." How comfortable are you with your students arguing with you?
08:10 Long-standing tension in America between the liberal arts and the practical/mechanical arts.
09:15 Implications for institutions of this research, valuing students as makers.
11:05 Students having their own website outside of the institution, having a "domain of one's own."
12:45 The fantastic place that is the library.
13:30 The promises of technology; when does technology actually transform?
14:50 Utopian hope for radio and how we killed its educational benefit; the mixed legacy of television.


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Justin Bieber Motivated by Love and Truth After Uplifting from Insecurities as a Teen?
Among the few stars, Justin rose to fame at an early age of 13, but now at the age of 26, he has opened up about the frustration and insecurities he has to go through during his teens. He is giving up his selfish desires and accepted that his ego had moved the relations to the point of no return. Justin Bieber – Motivated by Love and Truth After Uplifting from Insecurities as a Teen. While his peak years, Justin experienced many uncertain scenarios, like he has to leave his monkey in Germany and wasn't allowed to take back to the US due to clearance issues. However, back in 2014, he was arrested by police for drunk driving case. He claims that he is now motivated by truth and love and wants to foster healthy relations with others where no toxicity would exist.
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He is becoming more open about his faith and last month landed up baptized along with his wife. He was extremely happy to express his love publicly towards Jesus Christ. The couple bathed in God's glory in their swimming attire. Pastor Smith performed the rituals. Justin and Hailey floated down in the healing waters and purified their souls.
Justin and Hailey Getting Baptized
Justin's Instagram Post
On Sunday night, right after he posted on Instagram, fans moved commented to praise him for his open acceptance of being egoistic in his teens. There were around more than 10K comments in the feed.
In a lengthy post, Justin posted:
"I'm from a small town in Stratford, Ontario, Canada," wrote the Sorry hitmaker. 'I had no material things and was never motivated by money or fame; I just loved music'
"My values slowly started to change," he said. "I let ego and power take over, and my relationships suffered."
"I want to be aware of my blind spots and learn from them," he added. "I want to be aware of my blind spots and learn from them."
"I want to give up my selfish desires daily so I can be a good husband and future father."
"I am grateful to be able to walk with Jesus as he leads the way,"
Justin's Philanthropy
Justin has actively participated in charitable campaigns. He is an avid supporter of Pencils of Promise; Adam Braun has founded the charity. The organization's sole motto is to build charitable schools in developing countries, and currently, Bieber is serving as manager for the organization's campaign in Guatemala. He is also a celebrity spokesman of Pencils of Promise.
However, Bieber's active participation in charitable programs and donation has made him among the youngest celebrities who are giving out for the betterment of society. In 2013, he became a part of the #GiveBackPhilippines campaign to support the victims of Typhoon Haiyan. He raised around $3 million and traveled to the Philippines to support the victims. His efforts were highly appreciated in the Filipino and international media.


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Q: Sourcetree Push Succeeds Despite Massive Error Message I'm getting a massive Sourcetree error message every time I push to a remote branch. This didn't happen to me before, and started around 3 days ago for no apparent reason. The interesting part is that the push works.
git -c diff.mnemonicprefix=false -c core.quotepath=false --no-optional-locks commit -q -F C:\Users\REMOVED\AppData\Local\Temp\34seauwt.ngj

git -c diff.mnemonicprefix=false -c core.quotepath=false --no-optional-locks push -v --tags --set-upstream origin REMOVED/Sourcetree-Debug-Error-Messages:REMOVED/Sourcetree-Debug-Error-Messages
Pushing to gitlab.ad.REMOVED.com:dev/REMOVED.git
remote:
remote: To create a merge request for REMOVED/Sourcetree-Debug-Error-Messages, visit:
remote:   https://gitlab.ad.REMOVED.com/dev/REMOVED/-/merge_requests/new?merge_request%5Bsource_branch%5D=REMOVED%2FSourcetree-Debug-Error-Messages
remote:

To gitlab.ad.REMOVED.com:dev/REMOVED.git
 = [up to date]          REMOVEDTAG-20200810a -> REMOVEDTAG-20200810a
 = [up to date]          REMOVEDTAG-20200819a -> REMOVEDTAG-20200819a
 = [up to date]          REMOVEDTAG -> REMOVEDTAG

This gets quite annoying since it happens every time I push to remote (not every time I commit).
I'm using Sourcetree verions 3.3.9 and push using SSH.

A: Go to Commit Options and select Bypass commit hooks. It worked for me.

A: Whatever text you see after the keyword remote:  is sent by the remote git server. It's not an error, it's just the message that git server sends to you during the push process. This is usually done by the server admin in order to inform users of something important/useful, so it's a good idea to read it and, if needed, act accordingly.
The lines starting with = show the activities that happened since you last synced your local repository with the remote repository. Those are usually changes done by other developers and those are not errors, obviously.
On the other hand, it might be useful to you to learn to use git from the command line, instead of using UI wrappers, like SourceTree, TortoiseGit and similar, because all those wrappers sooner or later introduce some bugs, increasing the number of points of failures. Also, if you learn how to use git from the command line, you'll be able to work across multiple operating systems, even those that don't have a GUI (like linux server variants). It's convenient to use wrappers in the beginning, until you learn some basics, but later on you'll probably want to have more control, so you'll start doing things from the command line, manually.


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As an animal lover, I completely support a club that wants to protect animal habitats. That's why I'm confused. Some of my dog's favorite habitats are the off-leash parks around San Francisco Bay. Now I hear that the Sierra Club wants to change her access to some of these parks….


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Modern Israeli Hebrew – The standardized Hebrew language used in the present day.
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Ashkenazi Hebrew – This was influenced by Yiddish and has its roots in Central and Eastern Europe. It is used at present by Orthodox Jewish communities including the Haredi, and in Ashkenazi Jewish religious services.
Sephardi Hebrew – This pronunciation system is used by the Portuguese and Spanish Jews living in the countries that were earlier a part of the erstwhile Ottoman Empire. It was influenced by the Ladino language and serves as the basis for Hebrew phonology employed by Israeli speakers.
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The modern standardized form of Hebrew was developed Eliezer Ben-Yehuda. He based it on Sephardi Hebrew pronunciation and Mishnaic spelling system. But over the years it has also included Ashkenazi Hebrew phonology in certain areas. This happened because Modern Hebrew's earliest speakers were native Yiddish speakers.
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