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Q: How to apply an XSLT template to a node copy using variable conditions (extracted from a previous XML node) I am new to XSLT transformations. I am writing some transformations in order to refactor code expressed in srcML and I am facing a problem. The XML input I am working with looks like this:

....
<function><type><name>void</name></type> <name>DrawHorizontal</name>
<parameter_list>(
    <param><decl><type><name>t_paper</name></type> <name>p</name></decl></param>,
    <param><decl><type><name>int</name></type> <name>x</name></decl></param>,
    <param><decl><type><name>int</name></type> <name>y</name></decl></param>)
 </parameter_list>
   <block>{.....
     <expr_stmt><expr>
       <name>
         <name>p</name>
         <index>[<expr><name>x</name></expr>]</index>
         <index>[<expr><name>y</name></expr>]</index>
       </name>.
       <name>hor</name>
       <operator>=</operator> 1
     </expr>;</expr_stmt>
  ...
  }</block>
</function>

What I want to do is, for each function section:
1) Identify the name of the parameters of a certain type (p of type t_paper for example)
2) Change the expression statement where the parameters, identified in the previous step, are found ()
The output should look like this:
.....
<function><type><name>void</name></type> <name>DrawHorizontal</name>
<parameter_list>(
    <param><decl><type><name>t_paper</name></type> <name>p</name></decl></param>,
    <param><decl><type><name>int</name></type> <name>x</name></decl></param>,
    <param><decl><type><name>int</name></type> <name>y</name></decl></param>)
 </parameter_list>
   <block>{.....
     <expr_stmt><expr>
       <name>p</name>.
       <name>
         <name>data</name>
         <index>[<expr><name>x</name></expr>]</index>
         <index>[<expr><name>y</name></expr>]</index>
       </name>.
       <name>hor</name>
       <operator>=</operator> 1
     </expr>;</expr_stmt>
  ...
  }</block>
</function>

In summary, I need to transform expr_stmt nodes only where parameters of a certain type are found (t_paper in the example). The rest of the file should be copied as it is.
My problem is that I am not able to apply templates to that specific sections based on the dynamically created conditions (the names of the parameters).
Some NOT working code is the following:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
<xsl:template match="node() | @*">
   <xsl:copy>
      <xsl:apply-templates select="node() | @*" />
   </xsl:copy>
</xsl:template>

<xsl:template match="//function">
<xsl:choose>
       <xsl:when test="parameter_list/param/decl/type/name='t_paper'">
    <xsl:copy>
     <xsl:call-template name="transform-function" select="node()">
      <xsl:with-param name="appearance" select="parameter_list/param/decl/name" />
     </xsl:call-template>
        </xsl:copy>
       </xsl:when>
       <xsl:otherwise>
         <function><xsl:apply-templates select="node()"/></function>
   </xsl:otherwise>
</xsl:choose>
 </xsl:template>

 <xsl:template name="transform-function">
<xsl:param name="appearance" />
<xsl:if test="//expr_stmt/expr/name/name=$appearance">
    substitution here
</xsl:if>
 </xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>

I would be very grateful if someone could give me a hint.
Please let me know if you need more details as this is my first question in SO.
Cheers,
D.

A: This simple transformation (no explicit conditionals at all):
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
 xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
 <xsl:output omit-xml-declaration="yes" indent="yes"/>
 <xsl:strip-space elements="*"/>

 <xsl:key name="kParamByNameType" match="param"
  use="concat(decl/name, '+', decl/type/name)"/>

 <xsl:template match="node()|@*">
     <xsl:copy>
       <xsl:apply-templates select="node()|@*"/>
     </xsl:copy>
 </xsl:template>

 <xsl:template match=
   "expr/name
         [key('kParamByNameType',
              concat(name, '+', 't_paper')
              )
         ]">
  <xsl:copy-of select="name"/>
  <name>
    <name>data</name>
    <xsl:apply-templates select="name/following-sibling::node()"/>
  </name>
 </xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>

when applied on the provided XML document:
<function>
    <type>
        <name>void</name>
    </type>
    <name>DrawHorizontal</name>
    <parameter_list>(
        <param>
           <decl>
                    <type>
                        <name>t_paper</name>
                    </type>
                    <name>p</name>
       </decl>
        </param>,
        <param>
            <decl>
                <type>
                    <name>int</name>
                </type>
                <name>x</name>
            </decl>
        </param>,
        <param>
            <decl>
                <type>
                    <name>int</name>
                </type>
                <name>y</name>
            </decl>
        </param>)
    </parameter_list>
    <block>{.....
        <expr_stmt>
            <expr>
                <name>
                    <name>p</name>
                    <index>[
                        <expr>
                            <name>x</name>
                        </expr>]
                    </index>
                    <index>[
                        <expr>
                            <name>y</name>
                        </expr>]
                    </index></name>.
                <name>hor</name>
                <operator>=</operator> 1
            </expr>;
        </expr_stmt>   ...   }
    </block>
</function>

produces the wanted result:
<function>
   <type>
      <name>void</name>
   </type>
   <name>DrawHorizontal</name>
   <parameter_list>(
        <param>
         <decl>
            <type>
               <name>t_paper</name>
            </type>
            <name>p</name>
         </decl>
      </param>,
        <param>
         <decl>
            <type>
               <name>int</name>
            </type>
            <name>x</name>
         </decl>
      </param>,
        <param>
         <decl>
            <type>
               <name>int</name>
            </type>
            <name>y</name>
         </decl>
      </param>)
    </parameter_list>
   <block>{.....
        <expr_stmt>
         <expr>
            <name>p</name>
            <name>
               <name>data</name>
               <index>[
                        <expr>
                     <name>x</name>
                  </expr>]
                    </index>
               <index>[
                        <expr>
                     <name>y</name>
                  </expr>]
                    </index>
            </name>.
                <name>hor</name>
            <operator>=</operator> 1
            </expr>;
        </expr_stmt>   ...   }
    </block>
</function>

Explanation:

*

*Overriding the identity rule just for parameters that are of the requested type.

*Using a key to conveniently define the mapping between a parameter declaration and its (name, type)

A: This is an xsl:key element/key() function answer
I had to step back from your two step solution to find a workable answer. I don't know where you're getting your expression statement from, but I suppose it is something from C#/.NET.
In any case I see that what you are doing is wrapping a type so that the expressions change from:
p[x][y] to p.data[x][y]

If that's the case, instead of applying different appearances to the overall function, I chose to just have templates match on components of the expression. Then conditionally on each parameter name, I lookup the type to see if it is the one you are looking for. Additional 'when' statements can be added for each type you want to catch:
<xsl:template match="node() | @*">
   <xsl:copy>
      <xsl:apply-templates select="node() | @*"/>
   </xsl:copy>
</xsl:template>

<!--  key('parambyname','p')/type/name eq 't_paper' -->
<xsl:key name="parambyname" match="parameter_list/param/decl" use="name"/>

<xsl:template match="//expr_stmt/expr//name">
   <xsl:choose>
      <xsl:when test="key('parambyname',text())/type/name eq 't_paper'">
       <xsl:copy>
                 <xsl:apply-templates select="./text()" />
       </xsl:copy>
       <xsl:text>.</xsl:text>
       <name>data</name>
       <xsl:apply-templates select="!text()"/>
      </xsl:when>
      <xsl:otherwise>
       <xsl:copy>
          <xsl:apply-templates select="node() | @*"/>
       </xsl:copy>
      </xsl:otherwise>
   </xsl:choose>
</xsl:template>

</xsl:stylesheet>

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Eric Bergkraut (* 28. November 1957 in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés bei Paris) ist ein schweizerisch-französischer Filmemacher, Filmproduzent, Schauspieler und Schriftsteller.

Leben
Bergkraut wurde 1957 als Sohn eines aus Wien geflüchteten Juden und einer Zürcher Protestantin in St. Maur bei Paris geboren. 1961 siedelte die Familie nach Aarau in die Schweiz über, wo Bergkraut aufwuchs. Er absolvierte von 1977 bis 1980 an der Schauspielakademie Zürich eine Ausbildung zum Schauspieler und spielte anschliessend während sieben Jahren zahlreiche Rollen für Theater und Film. Ab 1988 schrieb er Reportagen für die Wochenendbeilage der Neuen Zürcher Zeitung und ab 1991 war er freier Mitarbeiter des Schweizer Fernsehens. Ab 1991 war Bergkraut hauptsächlich als Dokumentarfilmer tätig.

Viel beachtet wurden seine Porträts der Schriftstellerin Ágota Kristóf (Kontinent K., 1998, und Agota, neun Jahre später, 2006) sowie des Schriftstellers Peter Bichsel (Zimmer 202, 2010). Seine Dokumentation über Frauen, die nach dem Krieg in Tschetschenien Menschenrechte einforderten (Coca – Die Taube aus Tschetschenien, 2005), und sein Film über die ermordete russische Journalistin Anna Politkowskaja (Letter to Anna, 2008) wurden beide an die Berlinale eingeladen und mit zahlreichen Preisen ausgezeichnet. Coca wurde in über dreissig Ländern auf der ganzen Welt gezeigt. Das Thema der Opposition in Putins Russland griff Bergkraut im Dokumentarfilm über Michail Chodorkowski (Citizen Chodorkowski, 2015) erneut auf.

2007 gründete er mit seiner Partnerin die p.s. 72 productions GmbH und arbeitet seither auch als Filmproduzent. Seit Oktober 2008 ist er Stiftungsrats-Mitglied der Georges und Jenny Bloch-Stiftung. 2019 drehte und produzierte er mit Wir Eltern seinen ersten Spielfilm. In diesem Film war er nach Jahren wieder als Schauspieler zu sehen. Das Drehbuch hatte er gemeinsam mit Ruth Schweikert verfasst. 2019 veröffentlichte er auch seinen ersten – autobiographisch grundierten – Roman, in dem er die Geschichte seiner Familie aufarbeitet.

Eric Bergkraut wohnt in Zürich und Paris. Er ist mit der Schriftstellerin Ruth Schweikert verheiratet und Vater von drei Söhnen.

Filmografie

Dokumentarfilme
(Quelle: )
 1991: Oggi siamo tutti un po' bene
 1992: Göschenen – Drei Minuten Aufenthalt (La vie de Sandro Berretta)
 1996: Eine Reise in den Tod
 1997: Das Gute Leben ist nur eine Falle. Ein Besuch bei Binjamin Wilkomirski
 1998: Kontinent K.  – Agota Kristof, Schriftstellerin aus Europa
 1998: Die 6. Klasse – 18 Schüler aus 13 Nationen
 2002: Pinkas Braun, Gesichter eines Spielers
 2002: Sprenge deine Grenzen
 2003: Der fliegende Abt (über Daniel Schönbächler OSB, Abt des Klosters Disentis)
 2005: Coca – Die Taube aus Tschetschenien
 2006: Agota, neun Jahre später
 2006: Der Hexer aus dem Entlebuch (über den Gastrosophen und Koch Stefan Wiesner)
 2008: Letter to Anna. The Story of Journalist Politkovskaja's Death
 2010: Zimmer 202. Peter Bichsel in Paris
 2011: Felix & Felix
 2013: Service Inbegriffe
 2015: Citizen Chodorkowski
 2020: Die letzten Zeugen. Leben nach der Shoah

Spielfilm

 2019: Wir Eltern

Schriften

 Paradies möcht ich nicht. Roman einer Familie. Limmat, Zürich 2019, ISBN 978-3-85791-881-0.

Auszeichnungen (Auswahl)
2005: Empfehlung Friedensjury Berlinale für Coca – Die Taube aus Tschetschenien
2006: Rudolf Vrba Award für Coca – Die Taube aus Tschetschenien
2006: Mention spéciale Fédération Internationale des Ligues des Droits de l'Homme (FIDH), Genève für Coca – Die Taube aus Tschetschenien
2007: Marler Fernsehpreis für Menschenrechte für Coca – Die Taube aus Tschetschenien

2006: Förderpreis SV Foundation für Der Hexer aus dem Entlebuch

2008: Vaclav Havel Award, One World Festival, Prag für Letter to Anna
2008: Merit Award, Taiwan International Documentary Festival für Letter to Anna
2009: Prix du Jury und Prix du Public, Filmfestival Compiègne für Letter to Anna
2009: Special Mention TV 3 Award, Barcelona für Letter to Anna

2008: Nomination Deutscher Fernsehpreis für Letter to Anna
2008: Nomination Prix Europa für Letter to Anna
2009: Nomination Grimme-Preis für Letter to Anna

Weblinks
 Website der p.s. 72 productions GmbH
 Eric Bergkraut bei artfilm.ch
 Eric Bergkraut in der Schweizer Filmographie (englisch)
 Eric Bergkraut auf cineman.ch

Einzelnachweise

Dokumentarfilmer
Filmregisseur
Filmschauspieler
Theaterschauspieler
Autor
Literatur (21. Jahrhundert)
Literatur (Schweiz)
Schweizer
Geboren 1957
Mann

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Balancing of Inertia Forces
Belt and Rope Drives Brakes
Dynamics of Geared Systems
Engine Governors
Gear Trains
General Dynamical Problems
Inertia Forces and Couples
Screw Threads
The Geometry of Gears
Turning Moment Diagrams
Velocity and Acceleration
Engineering › Theory Of Machines ›
Inertia Forces and Couples with particular reference to Reciprocating Engines.
Inertia Forces
Inertia Couples
Engine Mechanisms
The Equivalent Two-mass System
This section on Inertia Forces and Couples should be read in conjunction with those covering Velocity and Acceleration. There you will find details of both velocity and acceleration diagrams and Klein's construction and all these are used in the Worked Examples.
If the centre of gravity of a body of mass has a linear acceleration , then the resultant of the external forces acting on the body must be . It follows that the external forces would be in equilibrium with a force of in the opposite direction.
Inertia is the resistance of any physical object to a change in its state of motion or rest, or the tendency of an object to resist any change in its motion. It is proportional to an object's mass.
Centre of gravity is the point in or near a body at which the gravitational potential energy of the body is equal to that of a single particle of the same mass located at that point, and through which the resultant of the gravitational forces on the component particles of the body acts.
A force is any influence that causes a free body to undergo a change in speed, a change in direction, or a change in shape. Force can also be described by intuitive concepts such as a push or pull that can cause an object with mass to change its velocity, i.e., to accelerate, or which can cause a flexible object to deform.
This latter force is called the Inertia Force and it is numerically equal to the product of mass and acceleration of the centre of gravity. It acts in the opposite direction to the acceleration.
The system of external forces and inertia forces is treated as if in statical equilibrium. Note that the use of centrifugal force in governor problems is a particular example of this principle.
If the angular acceleration of a body is , then in addition to the Inertia Force at the centre of gravity there is an Inertia Couple , where is the moment of Inertia about the centre of gravity. As above, the direction of the inertia couple is opposed to the angular acceleration.
If the body is turning about a fixed axis , then the inertia force and couple can be combined into a couple of magnitude
The inertia force and couple may be reduced to a single force of magnitude which acts in a parallel direction at a distance
Inertia Of Reciprocating Parts
It was shown in " Velocity and Acceleration Equation(20)" that the acceleration of the piston is given by:
where is measure from the inner dead-centre position and the negative sign indicates that the acceleration is towards the crank. Thus, if is the mass of the reciprocating parts,
Inertia Force
and the effective force along the line of the crank is given by,
Where is the force of the gas on the piston and is towards the crank.
It can be seen from the diagram that is accompanied by a force in the connecting-rod of , and the useful turning moment on the crankshaft during the power or outstroke is,
On the instroke the turning moment in the direction of rotation is with the other senses remaining as before (See example 1)
The Inertia Of The Connecting-rod.
The linear acceleration of the centre of gravity, , and the angular acceleration can be found graphically by using the method described in "Velocity and Acceleration," or by Klien's construction. The Inertia Force and the Couple can then be calculated and reduced to a single force at a distance from the centre of gravity (See paragraph 2).
Assuming that the reaction at the small end is perpendicular to the line of stroke, the reaction at the big end, and hence the turning moment on the crank due to the inertia of the connecting-rod, can be determined (See example 3).
Any body of total mass can be replaced dynamically by two "point" masses and at distances and respectively from the centre of gravity. The choice of the masses and their positions must satisfy the following conditions:
( is the radius of gyration about )
i.e., the new system has the same mass, the same position, and the same moment of inertia as the original.
The method of solving these equations is either to :
Fix one of the masses. This allows equations (5) (6) and (7) to be solved and give,
Fix and and calculate the two masses. This allows the calculation of and from equations (5) and(6) only.
In applying to a connecting-rod it is normal to fix and place it at the small end where it can be added to the reciprocating parts. will lie near to the big end and may be added to the rotating parts for a first approximation.
[imperial]
Example - Example 1
A horizontal steam engine running at 240 r.p.m. has a bore of 15 in. and a stroke of 30 in. The connecting rod is 52.5 in. long and the reciprocating parts weigh 120 lb. When the crank is at past its inner dead-centre, the steam pressure on the covered side of the piston is 90 p lb/sq.in. while that on the crank side is 10 lb/sq/in.
Neglecting the area of the piston rod, determine:
a) The force in the piston rod.
b) The turning moment on the crankshaft.
From the given dimensions , , and
a) Using equation (3)
b) This part of the question has a graphical solution.
From the drawing
a) The force in the piston rod is
b) The turning moment on the crankshaft is
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IVD and clinical
sqidworks
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sqid-X
SQI Diagnostics accelerates transformation from an R&D company to a recurring revenue company
Installations, test volume, client acquisition all marking significant commercial progress
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SLIDE SHOW: Across the train tracks from a residential area, McCrory's Sunny Hill Nursery has set up the Grow Healthy medical marijuana facility.
The 10-foot-tall fence goes all the way around the 33-acre property, and is one security feature in place.
The guard shack has cameras set up.
Darrin Potter is Chief Horticultural Officer for Grow Healthy, which is suing the state to undo medical marijuana license awards.
Potter said one reason the state should have chosen Grow Healthy is they've already put $2 million into the Lake Wales facility to get it ready.
That means they can start growing in two to three week. This would be a staging area while the rest of the construction finishes.
Some grow lights have already been installed, including these.
This is stage three of the plans, which would make use of the tall ceiling for duel-level mezzanine cultivation.
At the end of a residential road in Lake Wales, you'll pass a set of railroad tracks and then a 10-foot barbed wire fence. There's a guard shack with cameras, and another barbed wire fence.
This is McCrory's Sunny Hill nursery, between Tampa and Orlando, and just down the road from the plant that makes the Florida's Natural orange juice.
Here I meet Darrin Potter, the chief horticultural officer for McCrory's Nursery. He's wearing jeans, a Grow Healthy polo shirt and a camouflage hat.
And to be clear, McCroy's isn't growing anything yet – that would be illegal. McCrory's is actually suing Florida because the nursery didn't get one of the five licenses to grow medical marijuana. McCrory's filed one of 13 lawsuits, and said there are several reasons why the nursery that got the license should have been disqualified.
He said one reason Florida should have picked McCrory's is ready to grow medical marijuana.
Potter flips a set of fuses and brings me inside. There's row after row of high-pressure sodium lights bathing the room in yellow.
"And this is just the first phase of lighting," Potter said.
This former Sealy mattress manufacturing complex cost $2.3 million to buy. They've put another $2 million into the infrastructure before they applied for a license so they could cultivate immediately.
The Florida Department of Health said in a statement that the selection process that passed over McCrory's Nursery for the contract was fair. A trial has been set for April.
While the building sits empty, Potter continues the tour. Security is tight. The high-pressure entrance has a double bay door, and only one opens at a time. Employees will wear key cards that give them access to the building and also maps where they are inside the building. The company doesn't just worry about security, it worries about employee theft.
Potter said it's all done to give regulators –and, frankly, politicians – confidence that low-THC medical marijuana won't end up in the wrong hands.
Potter graduated from the University of Central Florida with a degree in biology and worked in the radiology department at Orlando Regional Medical Center. He'll bring those lab protocols into the facility as well: Employees will wear color coded scrubs, anti-microbial crocs, and will shower before putting on the scrubs provided on-site.
Florida approved low-THC medical marijuana in 2014, and patients were supposed to be able to access the drug a year ago. Because the state is only allowing five growers, the fight for those licenses has been intense.
I asked Potter if patients have been lost in the process. He sighs.
"I hate to say it, but I feel like the patients were lost in this process a long time ago," Potter said.


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Marginal Unschooling
On Feb 24, 2008, at 4:21 AM, Robyn L. Coburn wrote:
Some things aren't Unschooling, some things are barriers to Unschooling, some things are turning away from Unschooling.
It doesn't really matter, in that it doesn't hurt me or anyone here, if people want to call themselves unschoolers in their real life.
It doesn't hurt other unschoolers, but how is it helping their children, or the families?
Lisa Celedon wrote:
At a parkday for homeschoolers I attended last week, I heard a parent saying to another parent, "We unschool, mostly, but you know, there're just some things kids NEED to be doing by a certain age, like reading and adding, you know—(everyone nods and murmurs agreement)—and so yeah, we do lessons for that, and then afterward, you know, he can do pretty much whatever he wants."
I was listening from the sandbox, where my little boys and I (and another mom) were sitting and playing with their kids. I was enjoying myself much too much to get up and ask, "Why? WHY are there 'certain things kids need to do by a certain age'?! Can reading or addition help your son organize his mountain building contest? You know what helped him? Two other adults who could fill in the gaps where his social skills were not quite up to the task of engaging the other children in what he wanted to accomplish. But we helped him get it done, and had a lot of fun doing it. We had conversations about the distinction between "biggest" and "tallest" and "widest," and on the consistency and physical properties of different kinds of sand, and how dampness changes them. We helped make things fun for the kids who were too little to focus on completing one tall mountain. What started as a "contest" turned into a village construction project. It was a lovely time, full of interested, focused, engaged, chatty kids.
Too bad the parents were too busy talking about math lessons and when kids should be learning how to read and comparing which kid started to read at what age, and lamenting how their kids weren't as *into* books as they'd like them to be—they totally missed it. (Lisa Celedon, Feb 2014, on facebook)
Sylvia Toyama, August 2011 on Facebook, responding to a question about whether people can't unschooling mostly, or kind of:
It's certainly possible to *unschool a little bit* just as it's possible to do all sorts of things in combination. I know people who only unschool academically or who unschool except for math and reading—lots of almost definitions exist. And I see those same people make their life with their kids harder than it has to be, with less joy and more frustration, less trust and more anger. And while we're having a conversation and they're putting their kid off in some way or defending why they can't let go of one thing or another, they somehow don't see their part in making their life harder than it has to be. I just don't understand why anyone would want to make their life harder, less joyful, more contentious.
I think Sandra is right; there isn't and can't be one community that appeals to and includes all those who profess to unschool. Obvious as it is to me that unschooling can't be done only by degrees, others don't see it that way. And really, I can't tell anyone how they can or can't live, what they must or must not do, because I'm not living their life. I can talk about what works for me, and if asked I can share with someone what I think might work for them, based on what I know. But at the end of the day, people are going to do what they choose to do, and trying to force people to do what I do, or to accept what I do—when they're not willing, and would rather defend what they do —is poor use of my time and energy.
Schuyler Waynforth, August 2011, same discussion as Sylvia was in:
Can you unschool a little bit? I think there is a level where unschooling a little bit would be like being the boy in the plastic bubble on weekdays so that you were a little germ free. I don't think you have to get it right on the first try, I work on my own approach to unschooling a lot of the time. And I certainly have a much greater understanding of the process, the approach, the principles than I did when I started on this path 10 years ago.
Unschooling is at its core an understanding that learning is a part of being human. It is a recognition that school undermines that by saying that learning needs to be organised, structured and handed down. School argues that certain things are so hard to learn that they must be taught. If you unschool partway you are mixing up your messages. If you unschool math and science and reading but structure nutrition and media studies you are arguing that while a rich and engaging life may make the three "r"s obvious they won't help you to deal with the difficult studies of food and televisions and video games and computers.
Unschooling is also about supporting the interests of your child. It is about nurturing them whole and not in a parted out way. I don't know what Simon and Linnaea are learning much of the time, so much learning is under the skin, so to speak. If I were arguing that the only learning that had value was the learning that could be forced to fit into the round holed peg board of a school curriculum I don't know what they would see the world. I don't know how they would see themselves. Although I don't know those things now, but I know that each of them are more comfortable with themselves and their interests than I was at 11 or at 14.
Unschooling school is still about school and not really about life. It's not seeing how life is bigger and brighter and richer and shinier and more than school could ever hope to be and always about learning whatever tool it is you are using to explore it. Be it whipped cream and chocolate and crepes or Jackass 3D.
Pam Sorooshian (2008, same discussion as the Robyn Coburn quote at the top of the page):
I have a friend who used Calvert Curriculum on her kids. She called herself an unschooler because she didn't make them do it EXACTLY as required by Calvert. She'd let them do two lessons on Monday and Wednesday, and they'd take Tuesday and Thursday off, for example. And they'd skip stuff that they didn't think was necessary.
They enjoyed it. It certainly wasn't a big source of misery to any of them. She liked grading all their papers. It was what they felt comfortable doing. They were not looking to make a change. They did lots of other fun things in their free time.
They were about as far from unschooling as you could be, though, so I just kind of grinned and shook my head when she referred to them as unschoolers, on occasion. She wasn't coming to me to learn more about unschooling — I didn't take it as my duty to correct her or help her understand unschooling better.
Her kids both ended up going to public school for high school - one to a science/math magnet school and the other to a performing arts school. They seem happy with that choice, too. They definitely don't consider it a homeschooling or unschooling failure - they consider that their homeschooling prepared them quite well for their current choices - it was a great success.
It isn't a case of unschooled kids choosing school, though. It is a case of schooled-at-home kids choosing school-at-school, instead.
There were a few times, at park days, that people asked about unschooling and this mom started talking about what they did. I did, then, say directly to her, "Of course, you'll want to be clear that you're using a full curriculum," -- something like that. And then say to the new person, "You don't have to use any kind of curriculum." No reason to get into a discussion of whether she ought to be calling herself an unschooler - what was important was the information the new person was getting.
MarSi77 contributes these:
I have heard this from some people recently:
"We have been unschooling these days. And as far as TV goes, they can watch it for a short time after 4pm each day, and as long it is something educational"
"I would consider us unschoolers, we just do 10 minutes of math and reading each morning to stay on track"
"We unschool but I find we need to have strict limits on all screen time."
~marcia
QueenJane (Katherine) wrote:
I cringe when I hear parents say "We unschool except for math" or "we only do two hours of seatwork a day, then we unschool" or "we unschool on the weekends" or "we unschool, and I only require "X" amt of written work each week, but they get to choose the subject!" While all of that might work for a family, its not really true unschooling. Thats like saying you're a "little bit pregnant"...if you're following a curriculum, or requiring work, it may be very relaxed homeschooling, or eclectic homeschooling, but not unschooling.
I used to be a frequent poster at The Well-Trained Mind forums. I'm always amazed when I see people discussing unschooling. Recently there was a thread about families choosing one day per week for unschooling. In that case, they're trying to plan a free day to follow interests and not be bogged down in the curriculum they use the other 4 days per week but unschooling is definitely not the term I'd use in that position. I tried discussing it a few times but they really just don't get it.
Beth M.
The name has been withheld, but this section is from a blogpost by an undecided homeschooler. The definition of unschooling is a good example of a big misconception:
Can you classically unschool?
It depends on your definition of 'classical' and 'unschooling'...how's that for a cop out?
If Classical is rigorous, incremental learning towards a definite, high-academic goal, that doesn't easily mesh with child-led, 'wait til they ask' unschooling.
"Child-led, 'wait til they ask'" isn't the way radical unschooling works. It's a way for unschooling to fail, if the parents are twiddling their thumbs waiting for the child to lead, or ask to learn something.
All kinds of Unschooling
The Difference between Schooling and Unschooling (a chart by Rebecca Justus)
Radical vs. "just unschooling"
Unit studies (a brief comment)
Unschooling is not Child-Led Learning (on Pam Sorooshian's site)
Sparkly Unschooling
"Relaxed Homeschooling" can't hurt, can it?


I can't believe it's already November! The leaves have changed, football is halfway through the season, and Fall television is in full swing. November is bringing us some potentially great films including the latest James Bond and some Oscar-bait. Here is what you can expect this month.


Do you plan on waiting until the holidays are over to continue your job search? That kind of thinking might cost you a job offer.
Don't stop sending job applications just because of the holidays. Businesses don't come to a grinding halt during holidays, right? Companies don't stop hiring just because majority of the year's holidays are bunched up together towards the end of the year. Remember, even if a company doesn't hire in December, the first two weeks of January up until February are always high hiring months. If you take advantage of the year-end break, you'll be on top of the queue once the hiring process is in full swing.
Take advantage of this down time! When other job applicants are doing their Christmas shopping or sipping eggnog, make yourself busy by sending out your resume or dropping a friendly "Happy Holidays" e-mail, voicemail, or personal note to your network.
Key decision makers are on leave, or maybe they're busy attending parties and networking events. The point is, the people who are supposed to do the job interview won't be spending much of their working hours in the office this month so because of this, some interviews might be moved, cancelled or re-scheduled at a short notice. Being the applicant who agrees to an interview on short notice can give you a leg up, even against more qualified candidates. Who knows, if the job is urgent, you might even get an offer on the spot.
If you choose which events to attend solely on the merit of how interesting the party might be, then you're missing out on one of the biggest month-long networking opportunities of the year.
It's the time of year when people are extra kind, and are more than willing to put in a good word for you, or perhaps introduce you to a friend of a friend who needs someone with your skill set. It's the most wonderful time of the year indeed, especially if you're asking people for help in your job hunt.
Make it easy for people to remember you by bringing some business cards. It doesn't have to be fancy, a simple card with your name, email address, phone number and LinkedIn profile URL will do.
Be smart. A lot of parties mean a lot of photo opportunities. Make sure no one can question your behavior or insinuate lack of professionalism. If a picture at a party shows up on a social media site, make sure you are perceived as professional, even in a festive surrounding.
It's December, so expect some delays in the response times of the recruiter or hiring company, but don't be tempted to follow up immediately after the 25th or New Year's. I'm sure the recipient of your email won't appreciate it.
On the other hand, don't just assume the worst if you don't hear back from a potential employer. Your email might have been buried in their inbox, or perhaps because of the time that passed, they assumed that you already found another job. In other cases, the position you applied for has already been filled and there's another opening but the recruiter didn't think to call you back because they assumed you already have a new job. Spending an extra five minutes writing a follow up email won't hurt, plus it will remind people of your application.
But you'll have more competition next year! That's when other job applicants would have been back from their vacations. That's also the time when currently employed job applicants will begin looking for a new job after deciding that they're not happy with their current job and that it's their New Year's resolution to look for another work.
So get ahead of the competition! That doesn't mean you can't take the time to kick back by the fire and enjoy some personal time, just carve out time to keep the job search as a priority!


I've always been a fan of almond milk. It's loaded with antioxidants without nearly as many calories as regular milk. It's seriously about 60 calories per cup. Did you know you can make it for pennies at home? You can get the nut bag mentioned below at your local health foods store.
Soak the nuts in water for 12 hours. You should rinse and drain the nuts at least once during this period.
Combine the nuts with the filtered water in a blender. Break all the nuts down but don't let the blender heat the mixture.
Strain the mixture through the nut bag. Add sea salt, raw honey, and vanilla extract and mix thoroughly.
The milk should keep for about five days.
Here's a quick tip...use the "leftover" almond bits to add a little more umph to your morning oatmeal. It's delicious!


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Q: Python socket.io client events I am using this Python socket.io client library.
This is part of the python code which is used to instantiate and connect to the socket io server:
import socketio

sio = socketio.Client()
logger.info('Created socketio client')
sio.connect('https://server.com/socket.io/')

@sio.event
def connect():
    logger.info('connected to server')

@sio.event
def disconnect():
    logger.info('disconnected from server')

The logger message 'Created socketio client' is printed out but it does not show the 'connected to server' message. However, during manual closing of the server connection, the 'disconnect' callback is activated... What went wrong here? I am using a nginx proxy here fyi.

A: Well, for starters you are connecting before the handlers are defined. You are also not doing anything after the connection. Try this version instead:
import socketio

sio = socketio.Client()
logger.info('Created socketio client')

@sio.event
def connect():
    logger.info('connected to server')

@sio.event
def disconnect():
    logger.info('disconnected from server')

sio.connect('https://server.com/socket.io/')
sio.wait()

The wait() call at the end ensures that the main thread blocks until the client is disconnected.


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Various Texas Hold'em poker games have different betting options, including limit texas hold'em poker, no limit poker, pot limit poker and spread limit poker. Every poker player needs to find the type of bet he is most comfortable with. After you learn about the betting options you'll be able to enter the right online poker game for you. The fact that betting is structured is one of the advantages of poker that should entice you to start playing the game.
There are four different types of Texas Hold'em poker games, according to the bets involved.
Structured Limit - In this Texas Hold'em poker betting variation, bets made before the flop and on the flop are of a fixed amount, while bets on the turn and river are double that amount. This is the most common type of game, and the most recommended one, especially for beginners to Texas Hold'em poker. An example of this bet is a $2-$4 structured limit. With this example, bets made before and on the flop are of $2, while bets made on the turn and river are $4.
No Limit Games - Here you can bet any amount of bets at any point in the hand. An example of this kind of Texas Hold'em poker game is the WSOP (the World Series Of Poker). This game is meant for advanced Texas Hold'em poker players.
Pot Limit Games - This means the bets can be as high as the total amount of the pot. This game is also meant for advanced players, as no limit games are.
Spread Limit Games - With these Texas Hold'em poker games, you can bet or raise between a range of bets. For example, if the spread is $5- $10, you can bet between $5 and $10, at any time of the game.


Today is World Mental Health Day my thoughts on this are rocky i want to scream out and help people and be an inspiration to others but im struggling to even be a person today. I posted the other day about laughing at myself and not taking my mental health to heart, Well it worked for all of 5 minutes and the last 24 hours i have been second guessing every life decision iv made, Iv been feeling rejected when i know im not! i feel disconnected from the world slightly lost in my minds intricate maze of doubt and self pity!
Zombie mummy has come out to play again and maybe its because its before half ten in the morning that i feel so incapable of being a normal person, Either way its a hard place to be stuck in. disconnected from good emotions and tuned in deeply to the negative ones. Taking things out of proportion and blaming myself and all round making mountains out of molehills. When my Nan use to say that to me i never understood it until now.
I look deeper into my mind and i know why its shutting itself down. This Month and date is quiet close to my heart 6 years ago today i done something that changed me. I had to grow up i had to make choices i shouldn't of and to this day it affects me. When People talk about childhood trauma causing mental health problems this doesn't just have to be abuse this can be anything traumatic and child doesn't necessarily mean little kid your still a child throughout your youth, I needed support through my youth and i was pushed aside a lot more than i should of been just for being young, Almost laughed at and told it doesn't get easier when you grow up so forget about it and enjoy being a kid. Well that was next to impossible i didn't know how to not feel the way i did so i turned to being self destructive this pushed me into the arms of the wrong people and the rest is history.
I feel strongly about the help they offer and the way that kids and teenagers view mental health. I remember hiding behind my fake smile and going home and crying myself to sleep not knowing that i could talk to someone and it would help me understand my mind. I just thought i was different to other people i didn't know other people could experience what i went through.I want to help i want to change young peoples outlook on asking for help, But i need the help myself today.
Being borderline can be tiring one moment your on top of it all the next it crashes down and the worlds your enemy. Understanding my brain takes it out of me i analyse every thing that gets said to me i take it in i turn it around and 90% of the time i turn it into something its not wind myself up into a frenzy of am i right or wrong then wear myself out trying to examine every last detail to get the right answer, But always end up with the wrong one. Some days im like an unstoppable force the others you see right through me. It can be a blessing or a curse depends on how you wake up that day. One thing i would like to make a point of though is even though some days i struggle i wouldn't change my mind i hate to love it but i do. So as much as i seem like its a tough place to be i wouldn't be me without it.


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SD legislative officers shake up committees for new term
by: Bob Mercer
PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) — The South Dakota Legislature's presiding officers say they listened to other lawmakers when assigning committees for the 2023 session.
Representative Hugh Bartels is the new House speaker. Senator Lee Schoenbeck returns as Senate president pro tempore. Both are Watertown Republicans.
"My goal was to place representatives on committees where they can best be of service to the state, their districts, and the House," Bartels told KELOLAND News. "I sought out the advice of the leaders of both parties, the assistant majority leader and the speaker pro tempore. Legislator requests were also considered."
The House has entirely new people in the top spots, with Will Mortenson, of Pierre, leading the 63 Republicans and Taylor Rehfeldt, of Sioux Falls, as assistant leader, while Oren Lesmeister, of rural Eagle Butte, leads the seven Democrats. Mike Stevens, a Yankton Republican, is speaker pro tem.
Bartels, who won a three-way contest against Jon Hansen, of Dell Rapids, and Jess Olson, of Rapid City, for speaker, said he considered experience in and out of the Legislature, institutional knowledge of the subjects handled by the committee, leadership skills and desire to be a leader, and historical roles on committees.
A handful of House committees will have different leaders when the new term opens January 10. Roger Chase, of Huron, replaces Marty Overweg as Agriculture and Natural Resources chair. Mike Derby, of Rapid City, takes over Appropriations from Chris Karr, of Sioux Falls. Tim Reisch, of Howard, will run Military and Veterans Affairs and replaces Tony Randolph, of Rapid City. Mike Weisgram, of Fort Pierre chairs Commerce and Energy, succeeding Rhonda Milstead, of Sioux Falls.
A few House panels will continue with the same chairs, such as Kevin Jensen, of Canton, on Health and Human Services and Hansen on Judiciary.
Some committees will have new leaders because of turnover. Mortenson will chair State Affairs, which lost eight of its members, including its recent chair, Kent Peterson, of Salem, who was term-limited.
Several other House committees ran into similar situations and likewise needed new chairs. Kirk Chaffee, of Whitewood, steps up for Taxation, Rocky Blare of Ideal for Transportation, Becky Drury, of Rapid City, for Local Government, and Stevens for Education.
In the Senate, Schoenbeck turned back a challenge for the pro tem post from Joshua Klumb, a Mitchell Republican. The Senate will have Casey Crabtree, of Madison, as new leader of the 31 Republicans and Mike Diedrich, of Rapid City, returning as assistant leader, while Reynold Nesiba, of Sioux Falls, will lead the four Democrats.
Schoenbeck said term limits was one of several important considerations in finding the right fit for committee chairs and vice chairs. "Given term limits, every year is an important part of incubating future leaders," he said.
This marked Schoenbeck's third time as president pro tem. In 2005, he conferred with the Senate Republican leader at the time, Eric Bogue from Faith, on the committee assignments. Since then, Schoenbeck has expanded his advisors. "The last two times. I put together a group of four or five diverse senators and picked their brains and listened to their comments and critiques," he said.
Schoenbeck listed these points as part of his latest consideration:
Experience and knowledge in the area of the committee's jurisdiction.
Leadership skills, to lead the committee and in the future to be a legislative leader.
Bringing in new legislators to chair and vice chair early.
Finding the right mentoring roles for late term legislators.
Legislator preference, as well as input from other legislators, and historical roles.
The results were somewhat driven by turnover. Many Senate committee chairs from the 2021-2022 term didn't run at all in the November election. One constant was Jean Hunhoff of Yankton, who will stay as Appropriations chair for 2023.
New Senate chairs include Herman Otten, of Lennox, for Agriculture and Natural Resources, David Wheeler, of Huron, for Commerce and Energy, Kyle Schoenfish, of Scotland, for Education, Dean Wink, of Howes, for Government Operations and Audit, Erin Tobin, of Winner, for Health and Human Services, Helen Duhamel, of Rapid City, for Judiciary, Tim Reed, of Brookings, for Local Government, Jim Stalzer, of Sioux Falls, for Taxation, Klumb for Transportation, and Crabtree for State Affairs.
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Clearwater Systems Guilty of Reverse Domain Name Hijacking
by Andrew Allemann — September 5, 2014 Policy & Law 0 Comments
Case contradicts prior rulings involving the same complainant, but the panelist in the other cases probably got it wrong.
Clearwater Systems of Akron, Ohio, has been found guilty of reverse domain name hijacking.
It's a decision that might make the company scratch its head in light of two recent victories using UDRP.
The present case is for ClearWaterSystems.net, a domain name owned by a water softener and bottled water company in Indiana. …Click here to continue reading about this UDRP
0 Comments Tags: gary nelson, reverse domain name hijacking, Richard Lyon, udrp, wipo
Domainers are going to love and hate the QLP.com UDRP decision
by Andrew Allemann — December 17, 2013 Policy & Law 13 Comments
Complaint fails, by why did only one panelist find Quality Logo Products guilty of reverse domain name hijacking?
Get On The Web, Ltd has successfully defended the domain name QLP.com in a UDRP brought by Quality Logo Products, Inc. While the overall decision in the case was good, domain investors are still going to be upset about some of the details.
The obvious fact here is that QLP.com is a generic domain. It was also registered in 1999. That's seven years before Quality Logo Products claims to have started using the QLP brand in commerce.
In other words, unless Get On The Web is psychic, it could not have registered the domain name in bad faith with the complainant in mind.
Quality Logo Products essentially admits this, but argues it was registered to sell to "some party". Although Get On The Web had a good alternative explanation for registering the domain name, it really doesn't matter whether it registered it for resale or not.
Here's the essence of Quality Logo Products' complaint:
While the Respondent may not have initially registered the disputed domain name to sell it to the Complainant, the Respondent only registered it to sell it for a profit to some party. The Complainant offered to purchase the disputed domain name for a reasonable price, USD 19,500. The Respondent acted in bad faith when it was unwilling to accept a reasonable price, even though the Respondent has absolutely no legitimate use or purpose in holding the disputed domain name.
Ah, the elusive "reasonable" price.
As Get On The Web's attorney John Berryhill pointed out, this is a ridiculous argument:
The Complainant wants the Panel to decide that the Respondent had an obligation to accept the Complainant's USD 19,500 offer. Presumably, the Panel is supposed to act as a price arbitration board and determine that bad faith registration and use does not exist at any price up to USD 19,500, but that a penny more renders the disputed domain name to have been registered and used in bad faith. This is, however, an abuse of the Policy as a negotiating tactic, which UDRP panels have seen and addressed many times before.
This case was dead on arrival, and the three person panel ruled against Quality Logo Products for failing to show the domain was registered and used in bad faith.
Are you happy that the panel made the correct decision? Good, because you're about to get mad.
The majority of the panel did not find Quality Logo Products guilty of reverse domain name hijacking.
While this is shocking, there's some good news. Panelist Richard G. Lyon fulfilled his duties and found the company guilty of abusing the process. In a scathing opinion, Lyon wrote:
We owe it to this Respondent to chastise the Complainant and its representative for their irresponsible conduct. We owe it to the integrity of the UDRP process to call out patent abuses such as I believe this case to be.
The representative in this case was Golan & Christie LLP.
Lyon goes on to explain that the complainant clearly knew the domain wasn't registered in bad faith and filed the UDRP in an attempt to increase bargaining leverage.
So why did one panelist find RDNH but the others didn't. Why didn't the other two panelists agree with Lyon?
It's impossible to tell, but there is a detail that doesn't look good. The two other panelists were Jonas Gulliksson and Christopher K. Larus. The first name may ring a bell, as Gulliksson's law firm is representing the complainant in the highly questionable UDRP for StableTable.com.
Would a complainant's law firm not want to find other companies guilty of reverse domain name hijacking out of fear it would be called out for RDNH itself? I don't know, but it doesn't look good. Law firms should either be UDRP arbitration panelists or representatives, but not both.
13 Comments Tags: Golan & Christie LLP, John Berryhill, Jonas Gulliksson, reverse domain name hijacking, Richard Lyon, udrp


Our Mini Family turns 4 | S'mores Bloggerversary Party!
It's a special day today!
The Our Mini Family blog turns 4!
Yes, we've been blogging for four whole years now and I cannot even believe it! We've accomplished so much in what seems like such little time, but in reality it's a really incredible milestone. When I first created this blog, I had the intent of saving it as a keepsake for planning/anticipating our wedding day but it's become so SO much more than that. In the last four years, we've used this blog to document our life as newlyweds, the big move from Massachusetts to Arizona, family updates, personal stories, recipes we've experimented with that were successful, our DIY projects we're proud of, and even more.
Just this past year alone I have accomplished so much with Our Mini Family! Today marks the three day countdown until I am done working my corporate job, and until I commit myself entirely to the blog for my career. It's a huge step, and this bloggerversary is an incredibly emotional one for me.
It has taken many countless hours of brainstorming, planning, prepping, executing, editing and publishing to make the blog what it is today. And I cannot even imagine the leaps and bounds we will grow even in this year alone.
It is such an exciting time for us and our blog, and we want to share this with all of our amazing fans and supporters--and it wouldn't be an Our Mini Family post without a little sweetness!
We're hosting a S'mores Linky Party!
Thanks for joining us and helping us celebrate!
Happy Blogaversary! Here's to many more years of success for you guys!
Most definitely--and thank you! And yes s'mores are da bomb dot com!
Congratulations on the bloggaversary and being able to quit your day job! I can't think of a better way to celebrate than with S'mores.
My goodness, could you be more adorable in that video?! Great job! Happy blog adversary!!
Wow congrats on the bloggaversary! Love the awesome linky with Smore's yummmm.
Thanks so much and yes the linky is so awesome! Love me a good s'more!
Happy Anniversary. It's been 4 years for me too. The recipes are wonderful repinning.
Wow, so many S'mores recipes! I'm working on my 5th year but it certainly doesn't feel that way, nearing 1900 posts! Congrats on your anniversary!
Wow that is so awesome you have almost 2K posts!! I am jealous! I am no where near that kind of volume that is for sure! And thank you so much!
Congrats on your fourth Bloggerversary ! All of those Smore's look amazing, they are one of my favorite summer time treats!
Yes me too! And thank you, Jennifer!
Congratulations! How are you liking it here in Arizona? I love Smore's, one of the best reasons to go camping for sure.
Happy four years! Congratulations! And LOVE the S'more's link-up - what a fun idea!
You sure couldn't have picked a yummier way to celebrate. Happy 4th year and many more to you!
loving the smores linky party. BIg congrats on your anniversary.
Congratulations on your bloggaversary! 4 years is a long time. It is so awesome that you are able to quit your corporate job. S'mores is a delicious way to celebrate! Definitely going to try out some of the S'mores recipes!
Awesome! Hope you love them--and thank you!
Congrats on the 4 years! May there be many more to come!
Happy happy 4th birthday! What a great accomplishment! Those Smores treats look amazing!
Yes they do! And thanks!
Congratulations on your four year blogaversary! Those s'mores all sound amazing!
Happy four years!! These are some great links. I will have to check them out.
Awesome! I hope you do!


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Mark S. Bryant
Email: mbryant@rousepc.com
University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law, J.D., 1975
Central Missouri University, B.S., 1972
Mark is recognized as among the best land use and public law attorneys in the Kansas City metropolitan area. He is engaged by large retailers, public utility companies and real estate developers to obtain the land use approvals and entitlements they need to conduct business. Mark has represented high-profile, controversial clients seeking variances, special use permits, zoning changes, annexation, eminent domain, and redevelopment incentives in Missouri and Kansas. He has organized numerous community development corporations in connection with retail shopping centers and multi-family housing projects financed with low income housing tax credits. As a former member of the City Council in Kansas City, Missouri, Mark's experience with the codes that affect real estate development give him an edge to help developers and public agencies.
Jackson County Bar Association (Missouri)
The National Bar Association
Tax Increment Financing Commission-Kansas City, Former Member
Land Clearance for Redevelopment Corporation-Kansas City, Former Member
Economic Development Corporation-Kansas City, Former Member
Onyx Development Corporation-Kansas City, Former Executive Director
Friends of the Kansas City Zoo, Former Secretary and member of the Executive Committee
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, Former President, Board of Directors
City Council in Kansas City, Missouri, Former Member
Recipient of 2015 Lifetime Achievement Award from the University of Missouri-Kansas City
Recipient, Thomas Deacy Trial Award
Selected Super Lawyer, Missouri
Received highest attorney rating from Martindale-Hubbell – AV Preeminent


I have wanted to read this one for a long time, and was happy to find this little beauty for $2 at Half Priced Books. I love it when that happens! Cindy Pon and Malinda Lo are touring this summer. The Diversity in YA Tour is coming to Austin next week so I knew I needed to bust this one out. Glad I did!
When Ai Ling turned sixteen, she began to hear inner thoughts of those around her. It all started subtlety, but when she turned seventeen and was suddenly unbetrothed, her "abilities" strengthened. When her father doesn't return from a visit to the Palace of Fragrant Dreams, Ai Ling decides to journey out on her own to find him - in ancient China, this is unheard of. She immediately finds herself in trouble and a young man, Chen Yong, rescues her from drowning in a lake filled with underwater creatures. Creatures that spoke to her, creepy. Their bond is almost immediate and Ai Ling finds herself wanting to be close to him. Like, crazy close in a totally*ish non-sexual way. I'll save this one for you to read about, but her abilities go far beyond what they appear to be in the beginning. Before long, the both decide to travel together to the palace, for he is on a quest to locate answers about his childhood and where he came from. The two run into several obstacles and creatures along the way - a one-armed tribe, multi-headed goddess, and sea dragon. These...things are what make their journey difficult and their kinship stronger. I really enjoyed the connections between the creatures and the old stories from the books the two grew up with; The Book of the Dead and The Book of the Divine. Soon, they find their journeys are intertwined, and together they must fight an evil that has been running amuck for centuries.
To say I was pleasantly surprised by this book would be an understatement. Fantasy is not one of my strongest genres, but the first 50 pages convinced me I was in for a great ride. I was totally enthralled with Ai Ling's home life and the difficulties she went through with her betrothed. I really enjoyed getting to know her and her family. The bond she shares with her father is special, and that sweet relationship carries her on her tough journey to find him. For me, Chen Yong was more than a secondary character. His story was complicated and his quest to find out who he is and where he came from kept me captivated. Watching Chen Yong and Ai Ling's relationship grow warmed my heart. I was, and still am, rooting for them even though the odds are not in their favor for more reasons than one. I can't wait to read more about them in the next book.
Silver Phoenix is a fantastic fantasy book with adventure and cultural elements (still not sure which are imaginative or drawn upon real traditions - kudos to you, Pon) that will want you to explore ancient China and Asia. Oh, and buy book two, Fury of the Phoenix.
Diversity in YA Tour - I hope you will check out the lineup and see if they are coming near you!


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Global Finance Magazine honours Crown Agents Bank alongside international companies in 113 countries
London, 29th November 2019 – Crown Agents Bank, a UK regulated provider of wholesale foreign exchange and cross-border payments services, today announced that it has been awarded Global Winner for "Best FX Provider for Emerging Market Currencies" by a panel of industry experts acting for the Global Finance magazine Foreign Exchange 2019 Industry Awards.
The award recognises Crown Agents Bank's contribution to governments, international development organisations, banks and non-bank financial institutions, helping to empower financial inclusion in Africa and across other emerging and frontier markets.
Crown Agents Bank's EMpowerFX platform provides clients with direct real-time access to competitive FX pricing and execution capabilities. The platform offers direct access to over 100 GIO, emerging and frontier market currencies, supporting trading across more than 400 currency pairs whilst allowing wholesale clients full control and transparency of workflows.
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Libocedrus bidwillii Hook. f.
Article from New Trees, Ross Bayton & John Grimshaw
Libocedrus bidwilliiHook. f.
Mountain Cedar, Pahautea
Tree to 21 m, trunk long and straight, to 1 m dbh. Bark thin, fibrous, reminiscent of parchment, peeling in long strips. Crown initially fastigiate, later pyramidical or conical. Juvenile foliage branchlets slightly flattened, fern-like; mature branchlets entirely distichous. Juvenile leaves dimorphic, with laterals to 0.3 cm long and facials to 0.1 cm long; mature leaves triangular, decussate, appressed, densely crowded, 0.2 cm long and only slightly dimorphic, the lateral pairs slightly longer than the facial pairs. Male strobili 0.6–1.1 cm long, with 10–12 microsporophylls; several adjacent shoots bearing solitary strobili, giving the appearance of a cluster. Female cones ovoid, 0.7–0.8 cm long, greenish black, turning pale brown. Seed scales in two decussate pairs, valvate, only inner scales fertile, one seed per scale; umbo to 0.5 cm long, foliose. Seeds lenticular, wings two, uneven, 0.1–0.2 cm long and 0.7–0.8 cm long, golden brown. Allan 1961, Farjon 2005b. Distribution NEW ZEALAND: North Is., South Is. Habitat Montane, subalpine and lowland forests between 250 and 1850 m asl. USDA Hardiness Zone 8. Conservation status Lower Risk. Illustration Salmon 1996; NT448. Cross-references B567, K164. Taxonomic note Libocedrus plumosa is the other New Zealand native species, and can be distinguished from L. bidwillii by its larger cones (1.5 cm long or more) and strongly dimorphic lateral and facial leaves.
Libocedrus bidwillii was briefly discussed by Bean (1981a) but it is now slightly more frequently grown, and certainly deserving of more attention as a very handsome tree. A 3 m specimen seen at Logan is a dense column of dark green foliage, on neatly branched shoots, perhaps a little less sculpted than L. plumosa growing nearby, but doing well even if rather shaded. This specimen is derived from a collection made by C.N. Page (no. 106643) in South Island, New Zealand in 1976. It is grown in a scattering of gardens in the south and west of the British Isles, but could be tried more widely since it is at least as hardy as L. plumosa (more so, according to Dallimore et al. 1966). The tallest individual recorded in the British Isles was 9 m (13 cm dbh) at Blackmoor, Bordon, Hampshire, but a more substantial specimen at Headfort, Co. Meath was 8.5 m with a diameter of 34 cm at 1 m when measured by Alan Mitchell in 1980 (TROBI). Johnson (2007) regards it as a short-lived species in the British Isles. It should be given a sheltered warm place in fertile, preferably acidic, moist soil.
L. chevalieri J. Buchholz K166
L. chilensis (NOW Austrocedrus chilensis (D. Don) Pic. Serm. & Bizzarri) B565, S97
L. decurrens (NOW Calocedrus decurrens (Torr.) Florin) B566, S130; K60 (as C. decurrens)
L. formosana (NOW Calocedrus formosana (Florin) Florin) B567, S130; K61 (as C. formosana)
L. macrolepis (NOW Calocedrus macrolepis Kurz) B567, S130; K61 (as C. macrolepis)
L. plumosa (D. Don) Sarg. B567, S306, K166
L. uvifera (NOW Pilgerodendron uviferum (D. Don) Florin, K206) B568, S306
L. yateensis Guillaumin K166
'Libocedrus bidwillii' from the website Trees and Shrubs Online (treesandshrubsonline.org/articles/libocedrus/libocedrus-bidwillii/). Accessed 2020-01-17.
Libocedrus
Mountain Cedar
Pahautea
Libocedrus chilensis
Libocedrus decurrens
Libocedrus macrolepis
Libocedrus plumosa
strobilus
Cone. Used here to indicate male pollen-producing structure in conifers which may or may not be cone-shaped.
Diameter (of trunk) at breast height. Breast height is defined as 4.5 feet (1.37 m) above the ground.
In New Zealand Libocedrus bidwillii can form a substantial tree, but in cultivation it seems to be relatively short-lived. Image J.R.P. van Hoey Smith.


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