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Joe Wicks announces PE With Joe will RETURN amid 'Lockdown 3'
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Joe Wicks announces PE With Joe will RETURN from Monday as UK is plunged into 'Lockdown 3'… after Body Coach 'raked in more than £9m in a WEEK from his new fitness app'
Joe Wicks will recommence his PE With Joe YouTube series from Monday January 11.
The fitness star, 34, who launched the initiative when the UK was plunged into its first lockdown in March 2020, made the announcement on Twitter, as a third lockdown was announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
'PE with Joe is back Monday 11th January at 9AM (UK time). Please Retweet and let as many parents and schools as possible know. The sessions will be live Mon, Wed & Fri's at 9AM on YouTube,' he posted.
He's back! Joe Wicks will recommence his PE With Joe YouTube series from Monday January 11
He also shared a video of himself explaining why he is reinstating the online classes, aimed to keep children and fit when schools are closed.
'Hello to all the parents and teachers out there. I'm bringing PE With Joe back.
'I'm sorry I can't commit to all five days. I'm hoping three days is going to help young children and family get through this difficult time when schools are closed, to bring some energy, change their mood, lift their spirits and their mental health. Just kick their day off with something positive.
'Share this message, let your schools and your friends and family, and anyone with young children [know].
Announcement: He posted the news to Twitter on Monday evening
At it again! The fitness star, 34, who launched the initiative when the UK was plunged into its first lockdown in March 2020, made the announcement on Twitter
Also at it again: The PM announced that schools across England will remain closed in the coming weeks as part of a new national lockdown
'I'm really looking forward to it. They're going to be 20 minutes long, so nice and short. Focused on exercise for young children. Suitable for all ages. Similar to what I did during the first lockdown, but much shorter.
'I hope to see you there on Monday with the kids.'
On Monday, the PM announced that schools across England will remain shut as part of a new national coronavirus lockdown.
He set out the 'next steps' in the Government's Covid-19 response in an address to the nation, with Parliament being recalled on Wednesday.
Joe said: 'I'm really looking forward to it. They're going to be 20 minutes long, so nice and short. Focused on exercise for young children. Suitable for all ages. Similar to what I did during the first lockdown, but much shorter'
Worrying: The stats have showed a dire increase in infections since Lockdown 2 in November
England is facing blanket restrictions similar to those imposed during the first lockdown last spring, until the most vulnerable are vaccinated. The PM said that it will be reviewed in mid-February
Schools will remain shut to all but vulnerable children and the children of key workers in the coming weeks.
Father-of-two Joe kept families in shape across the first 2020 lockdown, when schools were closed across the country.
Fighting fit! Father-of-two Joe kept families in shape across the first 2020 lockdown, when schools were closed across the country
More of the same: Pupils across England are now facing the prospect of many weeks of remote learning as schools are told to stay shut
His online workouts went viral and he racked up a huge global following from it.
He has just launched his new app, which has reportedly made him more than £9million in a week.
The Body Coach app was launched on iPhone and iPad platforms at the start of December at a discounted price of £69.99, down from the usual cost of £89.99.
It has now been claimed the product has been 'raking' in around £46,000 an hour after 130,000 people signed up between Christmas and the New Year.
Success: His online workouts went viral and he racked up a huge global following from it
What a start to 2021! Joe has reportedly made more than £9million in a week after his new The Body Coach app was launched
An insider told The Sun: 'Joe's Body Coach programme has always been hugely popular but the app version is a runaway hit.
'It was on a discount, meaning it was even more appealing, especially as Brits started looking to get into shape after Christmas.
'The app was taking around £46,000 an hour….he's absolutely raking it in.'
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Tennis-specific extension of the International Olympic Committee consensus statement: methods for recording and reporting of epidemiological data on injury and illness in sport 2020
http://orcid.org/0000-0001-9227-8234Evert Verhagen1,2,3,4,
http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3713-8938Benjamin Clarsen5,6,
Jamie Capel-Davies7,
Christy Collins8,
http://orcid.org/0000-0002-8879-177XWayne Derman9,10,
Don de Winter11,
Nicky Dunn7,
Todd S Ellenbecker12,
Raymond Forde13,
http://orcid.org/0000-0002-0233-2434Brian Hainline14,
Jo Larkin15,
Machar Reid16,
Per AFH Renstrom17,
Kathleen Stroia18,
Sue Wolstenholme19,
http://orcid.org/0000-0003-0655-8980Babette M Pluim1,20,21
1 Amsterdam Collaboration on Health & Safety in Sports, Department of Public and Occupational Health, Amsterdam Movement Sciences, Amsterdam UMC, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2 UCT/MRC Research Unit for Exercise Science and Sports Medicine (ESSM), Department of Human Biology, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa
3 School of Physical Education, Faculty of Physical Therapy & Occupational Therapy, Universidade Federal de MinasGerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil
4 Amsterdam Institute of Sport Science, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
5 Department of Sports Medicine, Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, Oslo Sports Trauma Research Center, Oslo, Norway
6 Centre for Disease Burden, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Oslo, Norway
7 International Tennis Federation, London, UK
8 Datalys Center for Sports Injury Research and Prevention, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
9 Institute of Sport and Exercise Medicine, Division of Orthopaedic Surgery, Department of Surgical Sciences, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Stellenbosch University, Stellenbosch, South Africa
10 IOC Research Center, Cape Town, South Africa
11 KLM Health Services, Schiphol-Oost, The Netherlands
12 ATP Medical Services, Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, USA
13 Barbados Tennis Association Inc, Bridgetown, Barbados
14 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
15 Lawn Tennis Association, London, UK
16 Tennis Australia, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
17 Stockholm Sports Trauma Research Center, Department of Molecular Medicine and Surgery, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden
18 Women's Tennis Association, St Petersburg, Florida, USA
19 Tennis Foundation, London, UK
20 University of Pretoria Faculty of Health Sciences, Pretoria, South Africa
21 Medical Department, Royal Netherlands Lawn Tennis Association (KNLTB), Amstelveen, The Netherlands
Correspondence to Professor Evert Verhagen, Amsterdam Collaboration on Health & Safety in Sports, Department of Public and Occupational Health, Amsterdam Movement Sciences, Amsterdam UMC, Amsterdam 1081BT, The Netherlands; e.verhagen{at}amsterdamumc.nl
The IOC has proposed standard methods for recording and reporting of data for injury and illness in sport. The IOC consensus statement authors anticipated that sport-specific statements would provide further recommendations. This statement is the tennis-specific extension of the partner IOC statement. The International Tennis Federation Sport Science and Medicine Committee, in collaboration with selected external experts, met in June 2019 to consider athlete health monitoring issues specific to tennis. Once the IOC consensus statement was finalised, the tennis-specific consensus was drafted and agreed on by the members over three iterations. Compared with the IOC consensus statement, the tennis consensus contains tennis-specific information on injury mechanism, mode of onset, injury classification, injury duration, capturing and reporting exposure, reporting risk and study population. Our recommendations apply to able-bodied as well as wheelchair tennis players. Where applicable, specific recommendations are made for wheelchair tennis.
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/bjsports-2020-102360
Athlete health monitoring has many benefits. There is an immediate value in identifying those interventions that could protect or improve the athletes' current health via feedback to the athletes and their support staff. Also, there is long-term value in serial health assessments to monitor injuries, load, maturation and ageing. In addition, athlete health data can help tournament staff better organise and prepare for medical problems during competition and support athletes and their medical teams. Consistency in reporting and using a standardised methodology is also the aim of all research on athlete health and injury and illness prevention programmes. Therefore, the IOC published a consensus statement for sport.1 2
The IOC consensus statement offers recommendations to standardise the reporting of athlete health across sports. However, there were 28 sports involving 41 disciplines in the 2016 Summer Olympics,3 seven sports involving 15 disciplines in the 2018 Winter Games,4 and it is anticipated that 33 sports with a total of 50 disciplines will participate in Tokyo 2021.5 Each of these sports poses a unique challenge to their athletes. The IOC consensus recommendation authors anticipated that subsequent sport-specific statements would provide more detailed recommendations relevant for the sport and setting. Here we update the 2009 consensus statement on medical conditions in tennis6 as a partner document to the 2020 IOC consensus statement.1 2
In February 2019, EV and BMP reviewed the previous tennis consensus statement6 and compared this with other published consensus statements.7–14 In June 2019, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) hosted a tennis consensus meeting in London with the eight ITF medical committee members and five external experts (EV, BC, DdW, TE and CC). Three tennis consensus group members were also part of the IOC consensus group (EV, BC and BMP). During the London meeting, the tennis consensus group members agreed on which of the previous recommendations needed to be updated and which tennis-specific athlete health monitoring issues to consider. Once the IOC consensus statement was accepted for publication, EV and BP prepared a draft of the additions based on the tennis consensus group's discussions. During this final phase, an additional expert was recruited to ensure that the proposed tennis-specific consensus also applied to wheelchair tennis (WD). All tennis consensus group members reviewed the draft and reached a consensus over three iterations. This tennis-specific extension of the IOC consensus statement follows the primary document's format but provides tennis-specific details. All recommendations apply to able-bodied as well as wheelchair tennis players, and, where applicable, specific recommendations are made for wheelchair tennis.
Consensus recommendations
Table 1 summarises the tennis-specific additions to the IOC consensus statement: methods for recording and reporting of epidemiological data on injury and illness in sport 2020.1
Tennis and wheelchair tennis additions to the IOC consensus statement: methods for recording and reporting of epidemiological data on injury and illness in sport 2020
Defining and classifying health problems
We adopt the definition of an athlete's health problem as stated by the authors of the IOC consensus statement as any condition that affects an athlete's normal state of full health, irrespective of its consequences on the athlete's sports participation or performance, or whether the athlete sought medical attention.15 Such a broad definition is crucial for tennis, a sport where non-time-loss problems dominate the injury and illness spectrum.16 17
The IOC consensus statement recommends implementing methods that capture relevant subtleties of injury onset, rather than using sudden and gradual onset as a dichotomy only. In table 2, we provide tennis-specific examples for this classification.
Tennis-specific examples for a mode of onset
Classifying sports injury and illness diagnoses
The IOC consensus statement provides a standard format for reporting injury characteristics, based on a template used by rugby. Unfortunately, for tennis, such detailed information is currently unavailable. We included examples of shoulder injuries and diagnoses to illustrate the potential format of standard reporting in tennis (table 3). Studies can expand or collapse tables to highlight specific diagnoses in any way they choose.
Proposed standard reporting format for the shoulder injury pattern in tennis
In wheelchair tennis, upper limb injuries are common, as well as injuries to stumps and insensate upper and lower limbs. These include lacerations, contusions and abrasions to the stump skin as well as insensate pressure areas. Stump injuries should be recorded according to their anatomical location and have associated Orchard Sports Injury and Illness Classification System and Sport Medicine Diagnostic Coding System codes.18
Severity of health problems
The duration of time loss is often used to capture severity. The IOC consensus statement defines time loss as the number of days that the athlete is unavailable for training and competition, from the date of onset until the athlete is fully available for training and competition. Although time loss is generally considered easy to capture, it is difficult to operationalise in tennis where systematic data collection is only available at tournaments. Even though it is possible to register a time-loss problem that occurs during a tournament, it is challenging to track the duration of every time-loss injury afterwards. Therefore, we recommend that the injury's time-loss be confirmed at a later stage through the player or their doctor, if feasible. Be aware that there are inherent difficulties with this approach. Inability to contact players out-of-competition, recall bias, technological issues (ie, multiple athlete management systems are in use) and variations in medical personnel (ie, other medical support provided at each event) may affect the ability to capture this information.
Depending on the research question, it may be more appropriate to express the severity of the health problem in tennis by (1) the nature of the sports injury or illness (eg, stress fracture, rotator cuff tear), (2) the OSTRC severity score or (3) the outcome of the injury (eg, retirement from tennis).15 19
Capturing and reporting athlete exposure and expressing risk
Tennis is a sport that demands a variety of training methods to improve and optimise performance. Therefore, training exposure in hours should be registered separately for tennis practice (skills and drills), and strength and conditioning. When monitoring load in high-performance tennis and wheelchair tennis players, a further subdivision of strength and conditioning into strength training, conditioning, movement/speed/agility and body management skills is recommended (online supplemental appendix 1). In high-performance tennis, monitoring the response to training and matches is essential to optimise training programmes and mitigate the risk of injury, and the Rate of Perceived Exertion per session can be used as a measure of internal and external load (online supplemental appendix 1).20 21
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However, specific to tennis, simply measuring exposure in terms of time may be insufficient because time and actual 'workload' do not correlate well. Workload does not equal time played because the game of tennis poses several factors that may make an hour of play more or less demanding for a player. This is especially true for exposure during competition because there is no time limit on the duration of a match. Tennis matches can last less than 30 min (3-set match) to more than 11 hours (5-set match).22 Therefore, for competition, we recommend registering exposure in time, as well as recording the number of matches, sets, games and/or points played.
We recommend expressing risk as the number of injuries per 1000 hours and per 1000 games played (ie, the games from a match) as this will allow for comparison between sexes and playing surfaces. It may not be feasible to collect such detailed data at the community level of play, and then injuries per 1000 sets or matches may suffice.
Additionally, tennis involves the loading of the upper and lower body, in marked contrast to sports like soccer, running and skating, where loading mainly affects the lower body. Because both the upper and lower limbs are involved, it is crucial to monitor the load on both the upper and the lower body to make meaningful inferences about the actual 'load' and subsequent health outcomes.23 This monitoring is an enormous challenge in practice, but the future sensor and video technology may well prove beneficial.
For specific research questions (eg, risk factors for calf muscle strains and the influence of serving load on shoulder injuries) it may be useful to collect data on:
The total distance covered, running speed, total (sum of) whole-body acceleration and the number of changes of direction.24–27
The number, velocity and type of strokes (eg, serves, forehands and backhands) (online supplemental appendix 1).27–29
The following tools are already available to capture some or all of these data, although with different accessibility, precision, reliability, ease of use and cost:
Optical tracking systems, for example, Hawk-Eye or Playsight.30 31
Global positioning system (GPS) systems, for example, Catapult.32
Inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensors, for example, Movesense33 or next-generation IMUs.34
To capture the distance covered in wheelchair tennis, we recommend using IMUs, because they are ubiquitous, low-cost, non-invasive, valid and reliable for wheelchair court sports.35 36
Because tennis is most commonly played outdoors, the environment changes continuously and the playing surface changes from tournament to tournament. There may be extreme heat in Atlanta, Miami and Australia (on hard courts), whereas it may be cold in Northern Europe (it snowed during the Munich 2016 Association of Tennis Professional (ATP) event on clay).37 Environmental factors, including court surface (eg, clay, grass, hard courts and synthetic turf), heat and humidity (eg, temperature, heat index and wet bulb globe temperature (WBGT)) and variations in air quality (air pollution, pollen and nitrogen dioxide) are all useful to add context to injury and illness surveillance. This information will help to answer specific research questions (eg, injury incidence on various playing surfaces, association between heat illness incidence and WBGT, incidence of asthma and air quality index) (online supplemental appendices 2–5).38–40 Recording of the environmental conditions is vital in wheelchair tennis. Some athletes with disabilities can have impaired thermoregulatory systems that lead to increased susceptibility to heat illness (eg, spinal cord injury with less or no sweating below the level of the lesions).41
Study population characteristics
Tennis is a sport with a wide variety of participants in terms of sex, age, disability and skill level. The amount of money and human resources available for data capture and analysis will vary based on factors including, but not limited to:
The level of participation (professional/elite junior/community).
The wealth and medical systems of the country in which it is taking place.
Tennis consists of singles and doubles, can be played from youth to seniors and can be played at many levels of expertise, each with a distinct risk for adverse health effects. Table 4 provides the minimum population characteristics to be reported in tennis-specific health monitoring. For the level of play, we recommend using the World Tennis Number as soon as it becomes available.42 Also, the discrete categories beginner, intermediate, advanced and elite/high performance can be used. However, researchers are encouraged to provide additional demographic information relevant for their studies, such as Women Tennis Association (WTA), ATP or ITF ranking; national, regional or club level; or high school or college athlete.
Tennis-specific population characteristics to be reported
We recommend collecting the following data at baseline and annually: sex, date of birth, country of residence, level of play, dominant hand, regular playing surface, competition, training volume per week (tennis and strength and conditioning), other sports per week and current injuries.
Additional data (that might be omitted at community level surveillance if resources are limited) include:
Starting age at tennis.
Height, weight.
Single-handed or double-handed backhand.
Previous injuries.
Number of singles and doubles tournaments per year.
Number of singles and doubles matches per year.
The highest level of education.
With reference to wheelchair tennis, there are currently seven eligible impairment types. These include impaired muscle power, athetosis, impaired passive range of movement, hypertonia, limb deficiency, ataxia and leg length difference. There are two classes in wheelchair tennis. The 'Open' Class is for athletes with permanent impairment of one or both legs, but with normal arm function. The 'Quad' Class is for athletes with additional restrictions in the playing arm, limiting the ability to handle the racket or manoeuvre the wheelchair. Both the impairment type and the class should be recorded in injury and illness surveillance to determine risk profiles.
Data collection methods
The two governing bodies for professional tennis, the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP, men) and the WTA (women), currently use electronic in-competition registrations. The ITF (world tennis, wheelchair tennis and beach tennis) has recently started an electronic collection of injury data at the men's and women's world tennis tour. Many national federations have their own athlete health management systems, with more emphasis on out-of-competition data collection. However, because the data collected by these diverse electronic registration systems are not publicly available or compatible, we have developed templates for (1) the collection of baseline information in tennis and wheelchair tennis, (2) injury reporting, (3) illness reporting, and (4) match and training exposure (online supplemental appendices 1–5).
We believe that monitoring the health of tennis athletes in a reliable, valid and scalable way is essential for their welfare, playing longevity and the popularity of the sport. In response to the 2020 IOC-led consensus statement on athlete health monitoring, tennis experts offer sport-specific details on medical data collection and tennis-related analysis. This 2021 guideline updates the 2009 consensus statement on tennis medical conditions.6 It should contribute to injury and illness reduction in tennis.
The authors thank Janet Page for her logistical and organisational support during the whole consensus process.
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Doboj Istok es una municipalidad y localidad de Bosnia y Herzegovina. Se encuentra en el cantón de Tuzla, dentro del territorio de la Federación de Bosnia y Herzegovina. La capital de la municipalidad de Doboj Istok es la localidad homónima.

Localidades

La municipalidad de Doboj Istok se encuentra subdividida en las siguientes localidades:

 Brijesnica Mala.
 Brijesnica Velika.
 Klokotnica.
 Lukavica Rijeka.
 Stanić Rijeka.

Demografía

En el año 2009 la población de la municipalidad de Doboj Istok era de 10 221 habitantes. La superficie del municipio es de 41 kilómetros cuadrados, con lo que la densidad de población era de 249 habitantes por kilómetro cuadrado.

Referencias

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Localidades de Bosnia y Herzegovina
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Q: I am looking for a word that means 'learning how to learn' I am looking for a word that means learning how to learn.  I think it may be 'epistemic' or 'epistemological', but looking these up in the dictionary does not seem quite right.
The context is in a statement like this:
"But high school already teaches students how to use a library, and how to research on the Internet, or how to phrase questions to get the answer they are looking for.  In fact, high school teaches these _______ skills in droves.  High school doesn't need to teach skills like how to do taxes or cook spaghetti to prepare students for real life, when they should have all the resources they already need to learn those skills on their own when they need to."

A: In the given context, you could say the school teaches research skills:

Some examples of research skills that you may have include:

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*Report writing

*Analysing lots of information from different sources

*Finding information off the internet

*Critical thinking

  Research Skills - TheBigChoice

Related is the idea of study skills which is more about studying information you already have than finding it.

A: "But high school already teaches students how to use a library, and how to research on the Internet, or how to phrase questions to get the answer they are looking for. In fact, high school teaches these societal labeled
fundamental skills in droves. High school doesn't need to teach skills like how to do taxes or cook spaghetti to prepare students for real life, when they should have all the resources they already need to learn those skills on their own when they need to."
It depends on the viewpoint and subject of which you are mentally ingesting.
Knowledge has two parts giver and receiver; fundamentally speaking.
But when we step aside the framework from which we live we find ourselves enaboring a grander much deeper level of understanding imposed and based upon perspective.

A: "In fact, high school teaches these methodological skills in droves."

of or relating to method or methodology:
a body of methods, rules, and postulates employed by a discipline : a particular procedure or set of procedures · demonstrating library research methodology
the analysis of the principles or procedures of inquiry in a particular field

A: Heuristic
That was the word I wanted.

A heuristic technique (/hjʊəˈrɪstɪk/; Ancient Greek: εὑρίσκω, "find" or "discover"), often called simply a heuristic, is any approach to problem solving, learning, or discovery that employs a practical method not guaranteed to be optimal or perfect, but sufficient for the immediate goals.

The actual definition of the word I was actually looking for is a little different from said word.  But it is the word I wanted to use but couldn't recall.

"But high school already teaches students how to use a library, and how to research on the Internet, or how to phrase questions to get the answer they are looking for. In fact, high school teaches heuristics in droves. High school doesn't need to teach skills like how to do taxes or cook spaghetti to prepare students for real life, when they should have all the resources they already need to learn those skills on their own when they need to."

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Polish hysteria has acquired a chronic form
The new defense concept of Poland emphasizes that Russia represents the main threat for all Eastern and Central Europe. The concept expressed concern about the increase in the intensity of military exercises in Russia, which, according to the authors of the document, testifies to Moscow's "aggressive" plans.
Fixation in official documents of the Eastern Europe countries and the Baltic states of similar theses becomes a "visiting" card for the political leadership of these countries, whose actions clearly indicate the desire to obtain additional funding for defense. However, the imposition of the idea of a "military threat" from Russia is also designed to distract the attention of the population from intra-state problems.
"The deterrent value in this case is secondary: it is a political step, focused primarily on domestic Eastern European consumption", Michael Kaufman, an American military expert at the Kennan Institute at the Woodrow Wilson Center noted.
Meanwhile, NATO develops offensive weapons in the border areas with the Russian Federation and trains troops for offensive operations, however continues to insist on the defensive nature of her actions. At the same time, the official representatives of the alliance continue to accuse Russia of escalating tensions in the region, thereby creating the image of an "aggressor" to justify the increase in number of NATO's military grouping. And here it should be added that the anti-Russian rhetoric of the Eastern European political elites has found a response in Brussels, having an acute shortage of arguments in favor of the continued existence of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. There is another conscious substitution of concepts, when the defender is tried to expose as an aggressor.
All the military maneuvers on the territory of the Western and Southern military districts Russia conducts in accordance with a pre-compiled schedule: there is a planned training and rotation of army units in order to increase the speed of response of troops to all potential challenges. Modernization and rearmament of the technical base of the Russian army takes place within the state program on update military equipment which was outdate and not meeting the modern requirements. Thereby, Russia primarily restores own defense potential for protection against external threats.
Despite the general high level of russophobia, sometimes in the West, an objective understanding of the situation is noted among the leadership. At the Senate hearings, Vincent Stewart, head of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), said that Russia does not conduct an aggressive policy toward NATO – on the contrary, she tries to "escape from surround" and creates protective barriers for herself.
Meanwhile, there is growing indignation with the actions of the Eastern Europe and the Baltics states that live at taxpayers in Germany, France, Finland and other countries expense, hiding behind only the theses about their "buffer position".
Instead of strengthening mutually beneficial economic cooperation, the Eastern Europe countries continue to be the outpost of the anti-Russian policy of the European Union and NATO. This kind of hysteria about the Russian threat only prevents a constructive dialogue with Russia. At the same time, the economic benefits of cooperation are undeniable. And the Polish "hawks" should pay attention to Finland, which also borders on Russia. This country turned into one of the richest and socially prosperous countries in Europe and became a donor to the EU, which also supported Poland.
Tags: anti-Russian hysteria defense concept DIA double standards Eastern Europe EU ideology information warfare Michael Kaufman NATO NATO expansion NATO trainings phantom threat Poland Russia russophobia Vincent Stewart
The British media revealed new details in the case of Skripal
Uncertainty is the "calling card" of Foggy Albion
London continues to accuse Russia of being involved in the "Skrypal Case"...


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Q: Get attribute value in product view page I want to to display attribute value in Product view page. link
I'm trying following code :
echo $_attribute->getProductAttribute()->getAttributeCode();

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$_attribute_code = Mage::getModel('eav/entity_attribute')->load($_attribute->getAttributeId())->getAttributeCode();

I replaced attribute code : "brand" in above code and using :
 echo $_attribute->getProductAttribute()->getbrand();

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but it's not working : Fatal error: Call to a member function getAttributeId() on a non-object in
Please help me to find where i am missing.

A: If I understand your quest correctly you are trying to get attribute value on the product page.
This should give you the result:
$_product->getAttributeText('my_attribute');

Assumption $_product is an object and already initiated before calling the above code.
Check some more info regarding attribute:
/**
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$attribute = $_product->getResource()->getAttribute('my_attribute');
/**
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$attribute->getAttributeType();
/**
 * get attribute Label
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$attribute->getFrontendLabel();
/**
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$attribute->getDefaultValue();
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$attribute->getIsVisible();
/**
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$attribute->getIsRequired();
/**
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$attributeValue = Mage::getModel('catalog/product')->load($_product->getId())->getMyAttribute();

More reading: http://blog.chapagain.com.np/magento-how-to-get-attribute-name-and-value/
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To get brand in product view page you have to do this:

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*Go to admin then catalog > attribute > manage attribute

*Then search manufacturer and edit that

*Set Visible on Product View Page on Front-end to YES
This will make sure it is visible in the frontend.

A: If you are in the product view page, in the catalog/product/view.phtml there is an instance of the product model usually called $_product.
From this variable you have access to all the attribute products by the getter methods.
If you want to display the value on the page you have to use the echo php command.
echo "Brand is " . $_product->getData("attribute_code");
or
echo "Brand is " . $_product->getAttributeCode();

If you have a "dropdown" attribute type getData() and it will return the id of the option. If you need the label of the dropdown you can use the
echo "Brand is " . $_product->getAttributeText("attribute_code");

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echo "brand is " . $_product->getAttributeCode();

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Politics, pop and PCL
The 1960s musical history of the University is well known, from Jimi Hendrix's first UK performance to the founding of Pink Floyd. A new project has begun to shift this centre of gravity slightly and examine a more recent slice of our musical heritage, the period from 1976-1990. From Nick Cave's The Birthday Party, via New Order to The Stone Roses, PCL played host to many of the key bands of the period. With gigs benefitting causes such as Anti-Apartheid, Rock against Racism and striking miners, it appears to be a febrile period for political pop.
We are creating a 'gigography' of bands that played our venues – New Cavendish Street, Little Titchfield Street and Bolsover Street – from McGarel (the student magazine from 1969-1993). However we cannot be sure these tell the full story! We are very interested in hearing your recollections – were you at any gigs during that period? Do you have any tickets stubs of posters? Do you have any stories relating to these events?
If you do have something please contact Anna McNally (Senior Archivist) via archive@westminster.ac.uk or Guy Osborn (G.Osborn@westminster.ac.uk)
Are you still in touch with your PCL classmates? Help them make the most of being Westminster alumni.
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David Elek says:
I guess it must have been around 1984 when a special secret gig (it may have been during the miners strike) was announced for the venue at New Cavendish Street. I was an engineering student at the time and was working in the library (or maybe not, just biding time before the gig reading a newspaper) when i heard a familiar sound coming up through the floor. It was indeed The Jam, one of my favourite bands at the time whom i had seen a couple of times before, doing a soundcheck. I went downstairs and watched the whole of the soundcheck and then later that evening the whole of what turned out to be a magical concert in an intimate venue.
Other memorable nights included packed-out gigs in the Student Union bar at Bolsover Street, Alexei Sayle and Amazulu are a couple that spring to mind. There was a term-long occupation of the Regent Street building in 1982 i think, and several bands played there in solidarity as well. All in all, a wonderful time to be a student, there was a great live music scene in London with top reggae and African bands playing at SOAS down the road as well.
no, it can´t have been 1984. It was Feb 1982
Dead Kennedys and The Birthday Party (Nick Cave) are two more that i remember.
Guy Osborn says:
Great recollections! We found a photo of The Jam from that gig and used this at the New Order event. Many thanks for this, if you think of anything please please get in touch and I hope to see you at one of our events Regards Guy
It was "Jobs not YOPs" and not the miners strike for The Jam concert. 24 Feb 1982. There´s a photo on twitter.
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QIC buys Antares
Deal to close in H2 2014
Qatar Insurance Company has bought Lloyd's insurer and reinsurer Antares Holdings.
The deal will give QIC access to Lloyd's through syndicate 1274 and Antares' own managing agency. The transaction should close in the second half of the year.
QIC chief executive and group president Khalifa Al Subaey said: "The acquisition of Antares is another important milestone in QIC's internationalisation strategy. Antares will help QIC to build a significant global property/casualty and specialty insurance footprint."
QIC deputy chief executive and group chief financial officer Sunil Talwar said: "Antares has developed into a highly successful franchise under the stewardship of Lightyear Capital and Stephen Redmond.
"We look forward to welcoming Stephen and his team into the QIC Group and building on the profitable growth that has been achieved thus far."
Antares managing director Stephen Redmond said: "We are excited about becoming part of QIC and believe that Antares and QIC have complementary models built around an aligned underwriting philosophy. As part of QIC, Antares will be a stronger business that will be well placed for the future."
Lines & Risks
QIC assigned A rating
AM Best says rating reflects "excellent prospective risk-adjusted capitalisation"
Q-Re to launch operations in Zurich and Bermuda
New team to be in place by the end of Q1 2013
QIC chief executive joins the Geneva Association
Khalifa Al-Subaey is the think tank's first representative from the Arab World


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With the ongoing shortage of cyber security professionals, more IT professionals are finding themselves assuming responsibilities to cover their organization's cyber security program. The landscape is even more difficult to navigate given the many information security standards and regulations that industries most follow. For large and small business professionals alike, keeping up with all the different controls within these standards can be difficult.
If you are new to cyber security, and overwhelmed by where to focus, here are a few tips to consider before you start.
Many organizations are still heavily focused on beefing up their security to meet compliance requirements. Trust me, nobody wants to fail an audit. How can you best avoid an audit failure? Go beyond a simple checklist and develop a well-rounded, comprehensive security program based on a framework that helps you implement appropriate control measures.
There are plenty of framework comparison reference materials available online to help you understand commonalities and differences between NIST, ISO, CIS, Cobit, and other programs. According to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF), NIST has been adopted by about 30 percent of U.S. companies since its release three years ago, and that number could reach 50 percent by 2020. Keep in mind, you aren't going to find a plug and play or off-the-shelf cyber security program. You need to roll up your sleeves and develop a program that suits the particular needs of your organization.
When it comes to developing a program, you shouldn't be on an island. Your peers and industry colleagues can be your greatest resource. Networking is critical. If you are new to cyber security, consider joining regional networking groups affiliated with (ISC2), ISACA, InfraGard, and ISSA.
These professional organizations will give you plenty of opportunities to discuss shared challenges and best practices, and to get feedback on ideas. They also offer plenty of educational resources (webinars, training courses, symposiums, conferences) to get up to speed on cyber security program development. Many of these resources are free.
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Corruption in Windows register from a current QuickBooks Pro-related code modification (introduces or uninstall).
Another program perniciously or incorrectly erased as associated with this QuickBooks Pro-reports.
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Minister: 90% of Iranians vaccinated against Covid-19
Iranian Health Minister Bahram Einollahi says 90 percent of the target population in Iran has received at least one dose of coronavirus vaccine.
"Vaccination of people against the coronavirus in the Islamic Republic of Iran was a completely unique movement in the world and all people participated in it and gave their support. Today, about 90 percent of the target population has received one dose and about 79 percent has received two doses of the vaccine," the health minister said in a ceremony honoring health workers and others involved in the battle against the respiratory disease.
Einollaho lauded the sacrifices and endeavors of Iranian health workers since the beginning of the outbreak two years ago.
"While many were staying at home and fleeing from the coronavirus, the medical community stood up to the virus day and night, and to date, more than 200 health workers have lost their lives…and a number of medical staff and their family members have died because they transmitted the virus to their loved ones," the health minister stated.
Iran has been hit hard by several waves of the disease, but has recently managed to contain the outbreak all thanks to an intensified national vaccination campaign and the people welcoming the it.
Health authorities are now urging people to get a third dose as they try to avoid another wave.
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_mass is a solo exhibition by Brisbane artist, Adam Lewczuk AKA 085c3n3. For one night only the irreverent multimedia street artist is assuming control of Church Brisbane at Crowbar, Brisbane. Exhibiting a new assortment of street and multimedia work, (all) together, as a group, in a body, as one, as a whole, in a mass, en-masse inspired by Devilish twisted monstrous 1970's nostalgia.
085c3n3's work traces elements of a childhood where Frankenstein's Monster, Sci-Fi, Glam Music, Punk Rock, Saturday Morning Cartoons, Home Tiki Bars and Holden Muscle Cars were comparable to divinities of religious devotion. Now is your chance to come celebrate at the altar of 085c3n3 and partake in the most unholy of communions.
Proudly supported by Brisbane Street Art Festival.
FREE ENTRY FROM 6PM TILL LATE.
A group exhibition featuring local artists who have hunted down the best record covers from the past centuries to 'wreck' with their own designs. The exhibition will showcase their versions of the chosen record covers.
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Fast Plant III featuring over 100 skate decks by over 100 artists at No Comply Gallery - 6 Laurel St, Toowoomba.
Perhaps best characterised as post-digitalist nostalgia, 'Frank' is a collection of Stencilled works that subtly delve into the psyche of the artist, tracing elements of a childhood where Frankenstein's Monster, Kiss and Bowie culminate to become cornerstones in the development of Lewczuk's unique visual style. In addition to the evident pop culture iconography, the works also reveal a low-fi 'authenticity' in terms of creative process.
Winzigen Ikone – Tiny Icon is a collection of small works by Adam Lewczuk that draws on the notion of nostalgic familiarity. The work aims to evoke a sense of personal association, while challenging the audience to identify the exact origin of their connection with the work.
The exhibition explores the relationship between personally inspired nostalgia and an exact point in time. This serves to remind the viewer of the significance of a past that is often romanticised, but generally rejected as no longer relevant or useful in a techno savvy environment.
In what can only be described as a post digital dichotomy, the theme of the exhibition focuses on the need for a recalibration of attention back towards what is perceived to be the "small things" that have influenced who we have become. Through the re-contextualization of redundant, expired, discarded objects, utliising antiquated methods, motifs, characters and past events the audience is encouraged to engage with the work, challenging them to place the subjects in the context of their own personal histories and past experiences.
This proposition is consistently demonstrated throughout the body of work, as inspiration is derived from the application of discarded technologies. Images of the antiquated are fused amongst a mass of hand cut stencils, zines, large scale paste-ups and stickers on a variety of found surfaces and objects to produce an elaborate collection of analogue and digital visual works that demonstrate that contemporary multimedia art can occur without high-tech machinery and methods.


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Williamstown Accident Sends Three to Hospital
Williamstown Police Department 03:57PM / Wednesday August 17, 2011
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The three-car accident in front of the Spruces on Tuesday afternoon sent the three people involved to the hospital.
According to police, Elin Ozdemir, 79, of Emerald Lane, the Spruces, was stopped in the eastbound lane of Main Street waiting to turn left into the mobile home park at about 3:20 p.m. when she was struck from behind by a 2002 Honda Odyssey operated by Nicole Deblois, 38, of Dalton.
The collision pushed Ozdemir's 1992 Plymouth Acclaim into the westbound lane of Main Street, where she was then struck by a westbound 2010 Ford Escape, operated by Lenore Freeman, 61, of Williamstown.
Ozdemir's Plymouth ended up perpendicular to Main Street in the middle of the roadway. Deblois' Honda ended up on the eastbound sidewalk at the intersection with Hamel Avenue. Freeman's Ford veered right, jumped the curb, and traveled across the Spruces lawn, coming to rest near the fence of the Spruce's pool.
Williamstown Police and Fire, along with Village and North Adams Ambulance services responded to the scene. The Fire Department used the Jaws of Life to assist in extracting Ozdemir from her Plymouth.
All three operators were the sole occupants of their vehicles and all three were transported to North Adams Regional Hospital. None of the injuries appeared to be life threatening.
All three vehicles were towed from the scene, each with extensive damage. Deblois was cited for following too closely.


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Q: when added authentication state, the screen got stuck at splash screen I am trying to create my Authentication flow where I store my token in async storage, upon mounting my entry point checks the state of token if it is null then it goes to AuthNavigator or RootNavigator, however upon adding the code I have tried build many a times, each time it is being stuck at the splashscreen and not moving forward, my code is as follows:
App.js
    import 'react-native-gesture-handler';
    import React, {useEffect,useState} from 'react';
    import SwitchRootNavigator from './src/navigationNative/AppNavigation';
    import AsyncStorage from '@react-native-community/async-storage';
    export default function App() {
      const [userObject,setUserObject]=useState({});
      const getData = async () => {
        try {
          const jsonValue = await AsyncStorage.getItem('user_object');
          // return jsonValue != null ? JSON.parse(jsonValue) : null;
          setUserObject(jsonValue);
        } catch (e) {
          console.log(e);
        }
      };

      useEffect(() => {
        getData();
      });
      return(
        <>
        {console.log('objjjj',userObject)}
      <SwitchRootNavigator signedIn={userObject}/>
      </>);
    }

AppNavigation.js:
import * as React from 'react';
import {View, Image, Text, Platform} from 'react-native';
import {NavigationContainer} from '@react-navigation/native';
import {createStackNavigator} from '@react-navigation/stack';
import {createBottomTabNavigator} from '@react-navigation/bottom-tabs';
import MaterialIcon from 'react-native-vector-icons/MaterialIcons';
import FontAwesomeIcon from 'react-native-vector-icons/FontAwesome';
import MaterialCommunityIcons from 'react-native-vector-icons/MaterialCommunityIcons';

import LoginScreen from '../screens/authentication/LoginScreen.native';
import OtpScreen from '../screens/authentication/OtpScreen.native';
import HomeScreen from '../screens/HomeScreen/HomeScreen.native';
import ConsultationHomeScreen from '../screens/Consult/ConsultationHomeScreen';
import PlansScreen from '../screens/PlansScreen';
import AcceptInviteScreen from '../screens/AcceptInviteScreen';
import OnlineConsultationWebviewScreen from '../screens/Consult/OnlineConsultationWebviewScreen';
import ActualConsultationWebviewScreen from '../screens/Consult/ActualConsultationWebviewScreen';
import VaccinationDetailreadMoreScreen from '../screens/HomeScreen/screens/Vaccination/VaccinationDetailreadMoreScreen';
import PLActivityPlanner from '../screens/activityplanner/PLActivityPlanner';
import PLActivityPlannerDetail from '../screens/activityplanner/PLActivityPlannerDetail';
import PLActivityPlannerReport from '../screens/activityplanner/PLActivityPlannerReport';
import SymptomChecker from '../screens/symptom-checker/symptom-checker';
import SymptomCheckerSearch from '../screens/symptom-checker/symptom-checker-search';
import symptomCheckerAssessmentReport from '../screens/symptom-checker/symptom-checker-assessment-report';
import SymptomCheckerQA from '../screens/symptom-checker/symptom-checker-question-answer';
import AddChild from '../screens/Child/AddChild';
import BabyAccuteIllnessScreen from '../screens/Consult/BabyAccuteIllnessScreen';
import VaccinationListScreen from '../screens/HomeScreen/screens/Vaccination/VaccinationListScreen';
import VaccinationDetailScreen from '../screens/HomeScreen/screens/Vaccination/VaccinationDetailScreen';
import SymptomCheckerDetailReport from '../screens/symptom-checker/symptom-checker-detail-report';
import TodaysGoalScreen from '../screens/diet/TodaysGoalScreen';
import MealDescriptionScreen from '../screens/diet/MealDescriptionScreen';
import {Images} from '../assets/index.js';
import HomeTabScreen from '../screens/HomeScreen/HomeTabScreen';

const RootStack = createStackNavigator();
const Tab = createBottomTabNavigator();
const AuthStack = createStackNavigator();
function AuthNavigator() {
  return (
    <AuthStack.Navigator>
      <AuthStack.Screen
        name="login"
        component={LoginScreen}
        options={{headerShown: false}}
      />
      <AuthStack.Screen
        name="otp"
        component={OtpScreen}
        options={{headerShown: false}}
      />

      <AuthStack.Screen name="addchild" component={AddChild} />

      <AuthStack.Screen
        name="acceptinvitescreen"
        component={AcceptInviteScreen}
      />
    </AuthStack.Navigator>
  );
}

function BottomTabBar() {
  return (
    <Tab.Navigator
      lazy={false}
      initialRouteName="Home"
      tabBarOptions={{
        labelStyle: {
          color: '#FF1493',
          fontSize: 12,
        },
      }}>
      <Tab.Screen
        name="Home"
        // uncommnet below line to see new Home Tab
        // component={HomeTabScreen}
        // uncomment below see old Home Tab
        component={HomeScreen}
        options={{
          tabBarLabel: 'Home',
          tabBarIcon: ({color, size}) => (
            <MaterialIcon name="home" color="#FF1493" size={30} />
          ),
        }}
      />
      <Tab.Screen
        name="Consult"
        component={ConsultationHomeScreen}
        initialParams={{
          uri: 'https://qa.parentlane.com/doctors/launch-home?app_type=0',
        }}
        options={{
          tabBarLabel: 'Consult',
          tabBarIcon: ({color, size}) => (
            <FontAwesomeIcon name="stethoscope" color="#FF1493" size={30} />
          ),
        }}
      />
      <Tab.Screen
        name="Plans"
        component={PlansScreen}
        options={{
          tabBarLabel: 'Plans',
          tabBarIcon: ({color, size}) => (
            <MaterialCommunityIcons
              name="crown-outline"
              color="#FF1493"
              size={30}
            />
          ),
        }}
      />
    </Tab.Navigator>
  );
}
function RootNavigator() {
  function LogoTitle(props) {
    return (
      <View
        style={{
          flexDirection: 'row',
          alignItems: 'center',
          marginVertical: 10,
        }}>
        <Image
          style={{width: 31.44, height: 31.2}}
          source={Images.symptomcheck_bot1}
        />
        <Text
          style={{
            marginLeft: 10,
            color: '#FFFFFF',
            fontStyle: 'italic',
            fontSize: 14,
          }}>
          {props.children}
        </Text>
      </View>
    );
  }
  return (
    <RootStack.Navigator>
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="Home"
        component={BottomTabBar}
        options={{headerShown: false}}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="online"
        component={OnlineConsultationWebviewScreen}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="actual"
        component={ActualConsultationWebviewScreen}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen name="baby" component={BabyAccuteIllnessScreen} />
      <RootStack.Screen name="vaccinelist" component={VaccinationListScreen} />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="vaccinationdetail"
        component={VaccinationDetailScreen}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="vaccinereadmore"
        component={VaccinationDetailreadMoreScreen}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="symptomChecker"
        component={SymptomChecker}
        options={{
          gesturesEnabled: false,
          headerBackTitleVisible: false,
          headerBackTitle: null,
          title: 'Symptom Checker',
          headerStyle: {
            backgroundColor: '#FE017E',
          },
          headerTintColor: '#fff',
          headerTitleStyle: {
            fontWeight: '300',
            fontSize: 14,
            fontStyle: 'italic',
            width: '100%',
          },
          headerTitleContainerStyle: {
            left: Platform.OS === 'ios' ? -70 : 50,
          },
          headerTitle: (props) => <LogoTitle {...props} />,
        }}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="symptomCheckerSearch"
        component={SymptomCheckerSearch}
        options={{
          gesturesEnabled: false,
          headerBackTitleVisible: false,
          headerBackTitle: null,
          title: 'Hi! I'm ISHA, your health care assistant',
          headerStyle: {
            backgroundColor: '#FE017E',
          },
          headerTintColor: '#fff',
          headerTitleStyle: {
            fontWeight: '300',
            fontSize: 14,
            fontStyle: 'italic',
          },
          headerTitleContainerStyle: {
            left: Platform.OS === 'ios' ? 0 : 50,
          },
          headerTitle: (props) => <LogoTitle {...props} />,
        }}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="symptomCheckerQA"
        component={SymptomCheckerQA}
        options={{
          gesturesEnabled: false,
          headerBackTitleVisible: false,
          headerBackTitle: null,
          title: 'Hi! I'm ISHA, your health care assistant',
          headerStyle: {
            backgroundColor: '#FE017E',
          },
          headerTintColor: '#fff',
          headerTitleStyle: {
            fontWeight: '300',
            fontSize: 14,
            fontStyle: 'italic',
          },
          headerTitleContainerStyle: {
            left: Platform.OS === 'ios' ? 0 : 50,
          },
          headerTitle: (props) => <LogoTitle {...props} />,
        }}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="symptomCheckerAssessmentReport"
        component={symptomCheckerAssessmentReport}
        options={{
          gesturesEnabled: false,
          headerBackTitleVisible: false,
          headerBackTitle: null,
          title: 'Assessment Report',
          headerStyle: {
            backgroundColor: '#FE017E',
          },
          headerTintColor: '#fff',
          headerTitleStyle: {
            fontWeight: '300',
            fontSize: 14,
            fontStyle: 'italic',
          },
          headerTitleContainerStyle: {
            left: Platform.OS === 'ios' ? -70 : 50,
          },
        }}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="symptomCheckerDetailReport"
        component={SymptomCheckerDetailReport}
        options={{
          gesturesEnabled: false,
          headerBackTitleVisible: false,
          headerBackTitle: null,
          title: 'Detail Report',
          headerStyle: {
            backgroundColor: '#FE017E',
          },
          headerTintColor: '#fff',
          headerTitleStyle: {
            fontWeight: '300',
            fontSize: 14,
            fontStyle: 'italic',
          },
          headerTitleContainerStyle: {
            left: Platform.OS === 'ios' ? -100 : 50,
          },
        }}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="plactivityplanner"
        component={PLActivityPlanner}
        options={{headerShown: false}}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="plactivityplannerdetail"
        component={PLActivityPlannerDetail}
        options={{headerShown: false}}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="plactivityplannerreport"
        component={PLActivityPlannerReport}
        options={{headerShown: false}}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="todaysgoal"
        component={TodaysGoalScreen}
        options={{headerShown: false}}
      />
      <RootStack.Screen
        name="mealdesc"
        component={MealDescriptionScreen}
        options={{headerShown: false}}
      />
    </RootStack.Navigator>
  );
}

export default function SwitchRootNavigator(props) {
  const signedIn = props.signedIn;
  return (
    <NavigationContainer>
      {signedIn != null && signedIn != undefined && signedIn != '' ? (
        <RootNavigator />
      ) : (
        <AuthNavigator />
      )}
    </NavigationContainer>
  );
}

the console is showing up to be as follows:

we can clearly see from the above image that the object is null, hence my entrypoint file is rendering, however the app is not moving forward to the LoginScreen.
Kindly help, any lead would be great, thanks.

A: Looks like it is an infinite loop of useEffect because of no dependency and once it sets the state hook of setUserObject, function component got re-render and re-trigger useEffect.
Please add dependency array empty [] and let me know if it fixes.
Example :
 useEffect(() => {
    getData();
  },[]);


This blend of sweet, texturally hefty spaghetti squash and pleasingly bitter radicchio, topped with parmesan shavings, lemon juice, parsley and Kalamata olives, is so simple it's hard to believe it packs this much flavor!
If you have cooked spaghetti squash on hand, it's a 15-minute meal. Bonus: our spaghetti squash prep slideshow and reader suggestions on other ways to use the veggie!
See the Spaghetti Squash & Radicchio Salad recipe.
We keep it meatless and use crisp zucchini instead of pasta to craft this tangy noodle salad.


After years of work, James Cameron's vision for a film based on "Battle Angel: Alita" is finally here and it looks... interesting.
The project, produced by Cameron and Jon Landau, based on a script from Cameron and Laeta Kalogridis (Shutter Island and the upcoming "Altered Carbon" (trailer)) and directed by Robert Rodriguez, Alita: Battle Angel stars Rosa Salazar as Alita, a cyborg rescued from the rubbish and re-built by a scientist (Christoph Waltz) only to discover she has no memories of her past though she sports some very advanced combat skills. The movie follows Alita as she tries to recover her memories while fighting her way through a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
In addition to Waltz and Salazar, the movie also stars Jennifer Connelly, Mahershala Ali, Ed Skrein, Jackie Earle Haley and Keean Johnson.
Based on Yukito Kishiro's celebrated manga, Alita: Battle Angel is the latest westernized version of a popular Japanese property and though this time it appears the cries of white washing are a little more muted, likely because Salazar is latina, I'll be curious to see what other complaints, real or imagined, start to emerge now that we've seen a trailer.
I like the trailer but from the footage below, my only concern is that the augmentation made to Salazar verges on uncanny valley territory and though it's certainly appropriate for the story, I'm not sure how well this will play for the movie's running time.
Alita: Battle Angel opens July 20, 2018.
Bold move to make the main character disturbing to look at. I hope she wears sunglasses most of the time.


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Discover Why Ann Arbor is More Than a College Town
Most people consider Ann Arbor to just be a college town, and while the colleges indeed play a significant role, there's more to "Tree Town" than undergrads. National Geographic named Ann Arbor one of the happiest cities and best places to live in the United States, so read on to find out what makes this town so special and why you should consider a new home in Ann Arbor.
History of Ann Arbor
The story goes that Ann Arbor is named for the wives of the two land speculators who purchased the 640-acre plot of land on the Huron River. True or not, the village's name was officially registered as "Annarbour" in 1824.
While Ann Arbor lost the bid to become the state capital, the University of Michigan did decide to move from Detroit to the city in the late 1830s. After the university's arrival, and the advent of the Michigan Central Railroad, Ann Arbor steadily grew until the 1940s. World War II brought a new aircraft manufacturing complex and a population boom.
Living in Ann Arbor
Neighborhood ranking website Niche.com ranks Ann Arbor as the fourth-best city to live in America. With an urban-suburban feel, "Tree town" lives up to its name with a plan to plant over 1,000 trees every year. The city embraces the outdoors and has a high walkability rating. The Huron River runs directly through the center and is an access point for floating, kayaking, and fishing. Enjoy one of the 159 parks in the city, with miles of trails and forest spaces.
Besides ample green spaces, Ann Arbor is culturally rich. It's home to one of the longest-running craft fairs in the country, a three-story bookstore, and several local theaters. There's also a claim the Ann Arbor restaurant scene has more restaurants per person than any other city in the U.S. True or not, there are ample opportunities to try cuisine inspired from around the world and by world-class chefs.
Where housing is concerned, the high student population does trend towards more renters, but plenty of people decide to call Ann Arbor home. Other than housing costs, which does tend above national average, the cost of living in Ann Arbor is near or below the average for the United States, with a total about five percent higher than the national average.
Besides all of the greenery, favorable cost of living and fun spaces to explore, families living in Ann Arbor can also enjoy access to quality education. Beyond higher education opportunities, Ann Arbor's public school system is highly rated with the city being home to some of the top-ranked high schools in Michigan, according to U.S. News.
Taken together, residents have a lot to love about Ann Arbor.
Ann Arbor Attractions
One of the best things that makes Ann Arbor a great place to live is the abundance of attractions in the city. Here is a list of our top 8 things to do the next time you are in Ann Arbor.
#1- University of Michigan
U of M definitely plays a significant role in Ann Arbor's growth and its economy. Over 40,000 students each year attend the football powerhouse, which boasts the largest stadium in college football. Gameday is a big deal in Ann Arbor with thousands of fans from across the state streaming in to cheer on the Wolverines.
Besides football, the University also plays a vital role in the feel of Ann Arbor. From student plays and productions to intellectual conversations at local coffee houses, U of M gives Ann Arbor a distinctive college town feel.
#2- Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum
Beyond the college town experience though, there are still plenty of other Ann Arbor attractions. Take the Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum, for example. This free attraction with lush gardens and natural areas is open all year. The outdoor botanical gardens include a children's garden, native landscape, wildflower garden, medicinal garden, and rock garden. The Bonsai and Penjing Garden hosts a world-renowned collection. The conservatory is one of the largest in its architectural style, with three biomes under its glass expanses. Visit the Arboretum to see culturally significant and natural landscapes and see just one of the many attractions that makes Ann Arbor special.
#3- Ann Arbor Street Fairs
A series of July fairs, the annual event showcases unique art, crafts, and clothing. The fairs are broken into the Original Street Art Fair, State Street Art Fair, Summer Art Fair, and South University Art Fair. Street performers wander the crowd while performers entertain from the stage. Food trucks and other vendors are available making the fairs a great place to enjoy time with the family.
#4- Ann Arbor Hands-on Museum
Another great family activity in Ann Arbor is the Ann Arbor Hands-on Museum. Here, children learn while engaged with the 250-plus interactive exhibits in science, technology, engineering, and art. Popular exhibits include the Bubble Capsule, Magnets, Climbing Wall, and Michigan Nature exhibits.
#5- Hudson Mills Metropark
For families looking to enjoy the outdoors, the Hudson Mills Metropark, an outdoor park located 12 miles northwest of the city, hosts over 1,500 acres of woodlands, meadows, and wetlands. The grounds are a haven for wildlife and birds, making it popular for outdoor activities like fly fishing, hiking, and biking. It has an 18-hole golf course and disc golf courses in addition to playgrounds, tennis courts, and cross-country skiing trails.
#6-Huron River
Looking for a water adventure in Ann Arbor? Relax along the shores of Huron River from any of the parks spread along the stretch. Cool off in the summer by floating down the river on an inner tube. Launch and recovery sites for tubes and boats are at several locations along the river.
#7- Michigan Museum of Art
Perhaps one of the more sophisticated Ann Arbor attractions is the Michigan Museum of Art. Here, art fans of all ages can marvel at the masterpieces of Picasso and Monet as well as a number of other lesser known but equally skilled artists. One of the largest university art collections, the Michigan Museum of Art holds over 19,000 works from some of the best-known artists in the world.
#8- Kerrytown Market and Shops
The Kerrytown historic district has been meticulously restored with brick streets and vibrant shops. The popular Ann Arbor restaurant Zingerman's Deli is here, along with the popular Saturday Farmer's Market. Kerrytown is a must-see for any Ann Arbor visitor or resident.
Proximity to Detroit
While Ann Arbor certainly offers a lot of attractions and perks for local residents, one additional benefit to this proverbial college town is its proximity to Detroit.
Located just 40 miles from the Motor City via M-14 or I-94, Ann Arbor's proximity to a major city makes it easy to access air travel and other metropolitan amenities, giving residents an opportunity to enjoy both big city and suburban feels.
Choosing to Live in Ann Arbor
There are many reasons you might want to call Ann Arbor home, but, before settling on renting in Ann Arbor, be sure to talk with your local Pulte home builders. While there are always pros and cons to renting vs buying, the amenities and features of a new construction home in Ann Arbor may just be able to support the modern lifestyle that you are seeking while adding appreciation value of a home in a high-demand destination.
Contributed to Your Home blog by Casey McKenna-Monroe
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Published 1.6.21
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