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Q: Export time series data from 3 bands in single Image Collection based on single coordinate I have an Image Collection consist of daily Tmin, Tmean and Tmax. I am able to create chart for each Band (with series and doySeriesByYear) based on single coordinate and make it feature collection so I am able to export it to Goodle Drive.
I also create a chart using all Bands, so I have Tmin, Tmean and Tmax visualised in single chart (see below picture). But I am unable to make it as a feature, so I can't export it to Google Drive.

How can I solve the above problem?
Here's my code
  //---  Air temperature
var Tair_vis = {
  min: 0,
  max: 40,
  palette: [
    '040274', '040281', '0502a3', '0502b8', '0502ce', '0502e6',
    '0602ff', '235cb1', '307ef3', '269db1', '30c8e2', '32d3ef',
    '3be285', '3ff38f', '86e26f', '3ae237', 'b5e22e', 'd6e21f',
    'fff705', 'ffd611', 'ffb613', 'ff8b13', 'ff6e08', 'ff500d',
    'ff0000', 'de0101', 'c21301', 'a71001', '911003'
  ],
};

  //---  To extract timeseries information by location
var geometry = ee.Geometry.Point([168.3793, -17.6257]); // Efate Island, Vanuatu

var GLDAS = ee.ImageCollection('NASA/GLDAS/V20/NOAH/G025/T3H'); // GLDAS20
// var GLDAS = ee.ImageCollection('NASA/GLDAS/V021/NOAH/G025/T3H'); //GLDAS21

  //---  Function to Celsius
function toCelcius(image){
  var Temp = image.select('Tair_f_inst').subtract(273.15);
  var overwrite = true;
  var result = image.addBands(Temp, ['Tair_f_inst'], overwrite);
  return result;
}

  //---  GLDAS air temperature in degC
var GLDAS_Tair = GLDAS.select(['Tair_f_inst']).map(toCelcius);

  //---  Start and End date
var startDate = ee.Date('1948-01-01');
var endDate = ee.Date('1950-01-01');

  //---  Generate NumberOfDays
var numberOfDays = endDate.difference(startDate, 'days');
print(numberOfDays);

  //---  Adapted from Daniel Wiell's answer at https://gis.stackexchange.com/a/358532
  //---  on how to calculate daily averages from hourly data

  //---  Summarize 3-hour temperature data to daily min, mean and max
  //---  MINIMUM
var Tair_min = ee.ImageCollection(
  ee.List.sequence(0, numberOfDays.subtract(1))
    .map(function (dayOffset) {
      var start = startDate.advance(dayOffset, 'days');
      var end = start.advance(1, 'days');
      return GLDAS_Tair
        .filterDate(start, end)
        .min()
        .rename('Tmin')
        .set('system:index', start.format('YYYY-MM-dd'))
        .set('date', start.format('YYYY-MM-dd'))
        .set('system:time_start', start.millis())
        .set('system:time_end', start.millis());
    })
);

  //---  MEAN
var Tair_mean = ee.ImageCollection(
  ee.List.sequence(0, numberOfDays.subtract(1))
    .map(function (dayOffset) {
      var start = startDate.advance(dayOffset, 'days');
      var end = start.advance(1, 'days');
      return GLDAS_Tair
        .filterDate(start, end)
        .mean()
        .rename('Tmean')
        .set('system:index', start.format('YYYY-MM-dd'))
        .set('date', start.format('YYYY-MM-dd'))
        .set('system:time_start', start.millis())
        .set('system:time_end', start.millis());
    })
);

  //---  MAXIMUM
var Tair_max = ee.ImageCollection(
  ee.List.sequence(0, numberOfDays.subtract(1))
    .map(function (dayOffset) {
      var start = startDate.advance(dayOffset, 'days');
      var end = start.advance(1, 'days');
      return GLDAS_Tair
        .filterDate(start, end)
        .max()
        .rename('Tmax')
        .set('system:index', start.format('YYYY-MM-dd'))
        .set('date', start.format('YYYY-MM-dd'))
        .set('system:time_start', start.millis())
        .set('system:time_end', start.millis());
    })
);

  //---  Sorted time
var Tair_min_sorted = Tair_min.sort("system:time_start");
// print(Tair_min_sorted);
var Tair_mean_sorted = Tair_mean.sort("system:time_start");
// print(Tair_mean_sorted);
var Tair_max_sorted = Tair_max.sort("system:time_start");
// print(Tair_max_sorted);

  //---  Combine min - max - mean into single image collection
var Tair_temp = Tair_min.combine(Tair_mean).combine(Tair_max);
var Tair = Tair_temp.sort("system:time_start");
print(Tair);

  //---  Map vis
  //---  To check example of the daily aggregate result, add the first image to map
Map.addLayer(Tair.select('Tmin').first(), Tair_vis, 'Daily Tmin');
Map.addLayer(Tair.select('Tmean').first(), Tair_vis, 'Daily Tmean');
Map.addLayer(Tair.select('Tmax').first(), Tair_vis, 'Daily Tmax');

  //---  Chart setting
var titleTmin = {title: 'Daily Min Temperature',hAxis: {title: 'Time'},vAxis: {title: 'degC'}};
var titleTmean = {title: 'Daily Mean Temperature',hAxis: {title: 'Time'},vAxis: {title: 'degC'}};
var titleTmax = {title: 'Daily Max Temperature',hAxis: {title: 'Time'},vAxis: {title: 'degC'}};

  //---  Define the chart and print it to the console.

  //---  Chart1 - Mean Temperature
var chartTmean1 = ui.Chart.image.doySeriesByYear({
    imageCollection: Tair,
    bandName:'Tmean',
    region: geometry,
    regionReducer: ee.Reducer.mean(),
    scale: 27830,
    sameDayReducer: ee.Reducer.mean(),
    startDay: 1,
    endDay: 366
  });
chartTmean1 = chartTmean1.setOptions(titleTmean);
print(chartTmean1);

  //---  Chart2 - Mean Temperature
var chartTmean2 = ui.Chart.image.series({
  imageCollection: Tair.select('Tmean'),
  region: geometry,
  reducer: ee.Reducer.mean(),
  scale: 27830
});
chartTmean2 = chartTmean2.setOptions(titleTmean);
print(chartTmean2);

  //---  Feature collection
var timeSeriesTmean = Tair.map(function (image) {
  var value = image.reduceRegion({
    reducer: ee.Reducer.mean(),
    geometry: geometry,
    scale: image.projection().nominalScale()
  }).get('Tmean');
  return ee.Feature(null, {
    'value': value,
    'date': image.date().format('yyyy-MM-dd'),
    'system:time_start': image.date().millis()
  });
});
print(timeSeriesTmean);

Export.table.toDrive({
  collection: timeSeriesTmean,
  description: 'portvila_tmean',
  folder: 'GLDAS_csv',
  selectors: ['date', 'value']
});

  //---  All temperature
var chartTair =
    ui.Chart.image
      .series({
        imageCollection: Tair,
        region: geometry,
        reducer: ee.Reducer.mean(),
        scale: 27830
      })
      .setSeriesNames(['Tmax', 'Tmean', 'Tmin'])
      .setOptions({
          title: 'Daily Air Temperature',
          hAxis: {title: 'Date', titleTextStyle: {italic: false, bold: true}},
          vAxis: {
            title: 'degC',
            titleTextStyle: {italic: false, bold: true}
          },
          lineWidth: 1,
          colors: ['cf513e', '1d6b99', '76b349'],
          curveType: 'function'
        });
print(chartTair);

var timeSeriesTair = Tair.map(function (image) {
  var value = image.reduceRegion({
    reducer: ee.Reducer.mean(),
    geometry: geometry,
    scale: image.projection().nominalScale()
  }).get('Tmin', 'Tmean', 'Tmax');
  return ee.Feature(null, {
    'value': value,
    'date': image.date().format('yyyy-MM-dd'),
    'system:time_start': image.date().millis()
  });
});
print(timeSeriesTair);

Export.table.toDrive({
  collection: timeSeriesTair,
  description: 'portvila_tair',
  folder: 'GLDAS_csv',
  selectors: ['date', 'Tmin', 'Tmean', 'Tmax']
});

A: Your problem is get('Tmin', 'Tmean', 'Tmax'). According to the ee.Dictionary.get() docs:

get(key, defaultValue)
Extracts a named value from a dictionary. If the dictionary does not
contain the given key, then defaultValue is returned, unless it is
null.

You could perhaps put Tmin, tMean, and Tmax in separate columns.
var timeSeriesTair = Tair.map(function (image) {
  var mean = image.reduceRegion({
    reducer: ee.Reducer.mean(),
    geometry: geometry,
    scale: image.projection().nominalScale()
  })
  return ee.Feature(null, mean)
    .set({
      'date': image.date().format('yyyy-MM-dd'),
      'system:time_start': image.date().millis()
    })
})

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Home 100 Years Ago... Companions of the Promised Messiah (as) 100 Years Ago… – The Late Hazrat Mir Hamid Shah r.a.
Companions of the Promised Messiah (as)
100 Years Ago… – The Late Hazrat Mir Hamid Shah r.a.
The Promised Messiahas said regarding Mir Hamid Shah Sahibra in his book Izala-e-Auham:
"Syed Sahib is a true friend and the son of one of my most sincere friends. The command of poetry and eloquence in writing that God has gifted him with is evident in the magazine Qaul-e-Fasih. The essence of truth, sincerity and love can be seen in Mir Hamid Shah Sahib's appearance and I have firm faith that he will be of great service to Islam through his prose and poetry. I cannot even begin to comprehend the deep sincerity and pure love I have witnessed in him. I am extremely happy that he is the son of my old friend Mir Hisamuddin Sahib, chief of Sialkot." (Izala-e-Auham, Ruhani Khazain, Vol. 3, p. 524)
Al Hakam, 21 November 1918
Hazrat Sheikh Yaqub Ali Irfanira, Editor Al Hakam (Urdu)
The morning of 16 November 1918 arrived, along with news from Sialkot transmitted by telegram. This news came as a shock to the residents of Qadian.
The telegram was regarding the passing away of Mir Hamid Shah Sahib, which was sent by his son Syed Ahmad Shah, in which he wrote, "Due to heart failure, Mir Hamid Shah Sahib has passed away."
This news was conveyed to Hazrat Khalifatul Masih II, may God be his helper. The grief the news of Shah Sahib's demise brought was visible on Huzoor's face.
Along with the telegram was a written letter from Shah Sahib which caused a bit of confusion. However, having accepted the news of his demise, the first matter Hazrat Khalifatul Masih thought of was to make arrangements of bringing Shah Sahib's body to Qadian and to know in detail the final moments of Shah Sahib.
For this purpose, I, the editor of Al Hakam, was sent in the first car [to Sialkot] to express my condolences. Upon arrival, [all doubt was removed as] I came to know that Shah Sahib had in reality passed away.
The events leading to Shah Sahib's demise is a lesson we all can learn from.
For the past 25 years, Shah Sahib was regular in offering Tahajud prayer. The news of Hazrat Khalifatul Masih's illness caused him a lot of grief. Shah Sahib prayed excessively for Huzoor. Two days prior to his demise, at the time of Tahajud, he said to his family that he had prayed a lot, yet his prayer had not been accepted. He said it was possible that he had failed to express the extreme humility and self-mortification required for the acceptance of prayer. Immediately after saying this, he made his way to the roof of the house, leaving behind both his hat and shoes, fell into prostration and began praying fervently for a long time. His wife also went to the roof but returned after seeing him in prostration.
Thus, after summoning up extreme humility and self-mortification, he prayed until he was satisfied that his prayer had been heard. He came down and stated that his prayer had been accepted but now he himself has fallen ill and said that he was feeling an aching pain near his right shoulder. He showed no sign of concern for this pain, rather he was satisfied that he was able to show humility and self-mortification for prayer.
On 14 November 1918, after Maghrib prayer, he said to Hakim Ahmad Din Sahib, "I am feeling a pain in my right shoulder. I have taken the medicine that was prescribed in Qadian, which my family members were able to benefit from. However, it has no effect on me. What do you suggest?" He also stated, "Do not think that I fear death. Death is a beautiful concept as it is the only means of meeting one's True Beloved [i.e. God]. However, my nature is such that I cannot bear the prolongation of pain."
Thus, after this, Shah Sahib went to Master Abdul Aziz Sahib's home, who is a master tailor. There, during a table talk, he said, "My soul yearns to meet with my True Beloved [i.e. God] and the only way to do so is through death. Death is not a scary concept, rather it is beautiful. I do not fear it, nor do I worry about it. However, human nature does not wish to die suffering in pain."
After this, he offered Isha prayer and fell asleep. He woke up for Tahajud prayer as was his practice. After offering Tahajud prayer, he once again mentioned the aching pain he was feeling and asked for tea. Shah Sahib's beloved wife prepared tea, which he drank. He then asked his daughter to press on his right shoulder where he was feeling pain. As she placed her hand on his shoulder, he passed away and met with his Beloved which, since last night, he was yearning for.
إِنَّا لِلہِ وَإِنَّا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُوْن
["Surely, to Allah we belong and to Him shall we return."]
Shah Saihb passed away on 15 November at 2 o'clock, at which time the news spread in Qadian that "the saint of the city has passed away".
Shah Sahib was just over 59 years old when he passed away. Shah Sahib, along with his virtues and morals, was extremely beneficial and a blessing for the Jamaat. He had great humility, devotion and obedience for the Promised Messiahas and the Ahl-e-Bait. These qualities demand from me that I say something about Shah Sahib. Hazrat Shah Sahib's name has been preserved in the writings and history of the Jamaat in crystal-clear words. God willing, I will write about his virtues, qualities and other aspects with great detail. For now, with a heavy heart, I convey the message of the passing away of our beloved brother to the Al Hakam readers. I request everyone to offer Hazrat Shah Sahib's funeral prayer in their respective localities.
The passing away of Shah Sahib brings huge grief and is a loss for the Jamaat. However, I believe that behind this grief also lies great reward.
As Shah Sahib's life was a means of increasing the sincerity and morality in members of the Jamaat, similarly, his demise shall be a means of increasing the level of faith and knowledge among the community.
Shah Sahib leaves behind many family members and offspring. He had many sincere friends. Shah Sahib has temporarily been buried in Sialkot, but will very soon be buried in Bahishti Maqbarah, Qadian.
The entire Jamaat has immense respect for Shah Sahib's family and this news will be read with a lot of grief and sadness. I pray to God that he may grant Shah Sahib a lofty place in paradise and elevate his status, and may He grant his family patience. Amin.
As I have stated above, Hazrat Shah Sahib's virtues and qualities will be written on in detail and will be published in Al Hakam very soon, insha-Allah.
(Translated by Jalees Ahmad)
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Barnaby has insisted that this was a decision he made on his own, and went to great lengths to clarify that this was in no way related to the ongoing calls for him to resign coming from the public, his party, his colleagues, his electorate, and his prospective father-in-law this week. "The fact is that it's just the right time to hand over the reigns," said Joyce. "Sometimes when the universe unveils that you're illegally a citizen of another country, that your mistress is pregnant, and that you're facing sexual harassment allegations, you've just got to take the hint that the universe is giving you. And then hold on for two more weeks just to make sure something else doesn't come along to distract the public's attention."
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The Stopped Clock
Political discussion and ranting, premised upon the fact that even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
Don't Trust Addiction Treatment Claims About Success Rates or Not Being a 12-Step Program
When you're trying to find a drug or alcohol treatment center for somebody you care about, you'll likely find yourself at a disadvantage. First, the person who needs treatment may attempt to impose conditions on the treatment center you choose and, even when they sound reasonable, some of those objections may be more about "How do I stay out of treatment or find something more akin to a spa than a treatment center" than about trying to find a good fit. Second, when you call treatment centers for information about their programs, you are trusting somebody at the other end of the phone to tell you the truth. Sometimes that happens, but often it does not - you may in fact be talking to somebody who works in more of a sales capacity than an intake capacity. Also, sometimes they'll share information in good faith but the experience will turn out to be quite different. If at all possible, visit a facility and get a sense of its program and stability before writing a check. Please note, even if the center is suggested to you by a facility that has a strong reputation, you should not trust the recommendation - you need to investigate any recommended facility and, if at all possible, visit the facility and see it for yourself.
One claim that many addiction programs make, that they really shouldn't, is a claim of how many people who complete their program remain sober. First, even if accurate (and it won't be) the statistic is going to be highly misleading - if you focus on treating teenagers who smoke marijuana, you're going to have a much higher "success" rate than if you're treating IV drug users. The same is true if you're counseling people who are concerned that they might be using too much alcohol or using too many drugs, coming to you as self-referrals, as opposed to people coming out of a multi-day medical detox who are not even slightly interested in being sober. Second, the definition of sobriety used by the program may be designed to give a misleading picture of the client's sobriety - focused on the "right now". Third, as responses to patient surveys are voluntary many clients who have relapsed either won't be located or won't respond. Fourth, the questions almost never extend to subsequent treatment - the quack program doesn't care if you had four relapses, completed three IOP's and spent 90 days in Hazelden between your graduation and the present, if you're sober they'll count you as a success. Fifth, the definition of what it means to complete a program can render the statistic meaningless.
One program I saw touted an 80% success rate at five years for patients who completed its program, and while it was a good program what they didn't tell you unless you asked was that they defined their program as being five years in duration, with completion meaning that through those five years you attended weekly meetings (free, or should I say, included in the price of the program) at their facility. If you stopped attending, you didn't complete the program. If you lived in another part of the state or country and thus couldn't attend those meetings, you weren't included in the statistic.
But the claim that makes immediately skeptical of a program is when it presents as a front and center part of its marketing, "We're not a 12-step program". Let me be clear: I am not wedded to the twelve step model. Twelve step program have an interesting history, emerging out of a religious self-improvement program and being transformed into a somewhat secular model for addiction support and recovery. A lot of people have difficulty with the notion of turning their will and life over to a higher power, or with making prayer and meditation part of their daily lives, even if you can do both in a largely secular manner. But as one addiction counselor, who himself had struggled with his fit with the twelve-step model, explained to me, "I tell my clients who have difficulty with the steps that if I had something better, I would send them to it instead, but I don't." Part of that is the fact that AA groups are everywhere, while non-12-step support groups remain relatively obscure. Part of AA's success results from primacy but, whether or not its critics choose to admit it, its success depends on people voting with their feet - the addicts in long-term recovery who go back to AA year after year do so because it works for them.
Through experience, 12-step programs implemented some measures that correspond to certain aspects of addiction and recovery. For example, in active addiction the addict's impulse control diminishes - desire and action become unchecked by rational thought. Twelve step programs attempt to interpose an outside reality check on the addict - if you are craving drugs or alcohol, go to a meeting or call your sponsor. As a period of sobriety expands, the internal mechanism between impulse and action can start to rebuild itself. Similarly, the concept of "90 in 90" - doing ninety meetings in your first ninety days of recovery - is reasonably consistent with the amount of time it takes for the addict's impulse control to start to approach normal levels. The social aspect of the group can be reinforcing - you're dealing with people who have been through what you have, or worse, and they want you to succeed in your recovery. They'll also welcome you back if you relapse. The group's sayings and slogans can give you something to think about, even if you reject the larger program.
It's important to recall, however, that although treatment and therapy can incorporate aspects of the twelve-step model, twelve step programs are not therapy. They're structured peer support, coupled with a structured self-improvement program. Twelve step programs are an adjunct to treatment and, while some people achieve and maintain sobriety without any treatment or participation in 12-step or non-12-step support program, many people need the longer-term peer support and accountability. If you find a program that works for you, be it a 12-step program or one of the lesser-known non-12-step alternatives, it makes sense to take full advantage of the program. There's no reason you can't try more than one program, even at the same time, to see what works.
One of the reasons that long-term participants in 12-step programs can be dismissive of the argument, "I tried a twelve-step program and it didn't work for me," or "The twelve steps are nonsense", or "I don't see why I need to completely abstain from alcohol or substance use to be sober," is that they made those same arguments in their own early recovery. Sometimes they made those arguments for a period of years before they finally did what AA demands, surrendering themselves to the program, and that's when it worked. Again, I'm not arguing that 12-step programs can or will work for everybody, and if you're around addicts long enough you'll see unfortunate cases where a person who had achieved many years of recovery ends up relapsing despite seemingly doing everything right, but there is something to the argument that if you surrender to the program it can work for you.
The primary purpose of a marketing hook, "We're not a 12-step program", is to reach people who either are alienated by the very concept of the 12 steps, or people who find them difficult or intimidating. Were the argument intended to reach people interested in science-based recovery, it would put science front and center rather than a rejection of the twelve steps. To the extent that a recovery program can identify addicts who will or will not benefit from a particular treatment modality and channel them into programs and support groups that are likely to work for them, I'm all for it. But, as much as they may protest otherwise, when they flatly reject the 12-step model in toto they are rejecting approaches to treatment that have been documented to work for many people. If you're going to claim to offer science-based treatment of addiction the science should be front and center, not the rejection of a particular approach to treatment.
L.A. Weekly published an in-depth article about a treatment center that claims to reject the 12-step model,
I tell [a person who completed the program] that despite [the proprietor] Prentiss' denouncements of 12-step programs, I saw residents' schedules on the wall that indicated optional A.A. meetings.
"When I was there, we did six or seven [A.A.] meetings a week. Two or three in-house and the rest out," he says. "And they were mandatory. When Chris wrote his book [The Alcoholism and Addiction Cure],that ended. That's when he decided A.A. was the villain, because he decided he could make a fortune if he just claimed he had found the cure for alcoholism."
The business executive continues in an upbeat, almost appreciative tone: "Chris has a brilliant scheme that they have cooked up there. He has the perfect sales pitch." His voice suddenly drops. "I know. I fell into it. It's a beautiful sales pitch when someone is at the end of their rope."
When I tell Stuart I couldn't find any of the success stories Prentiss brags about, he tells me, "People come in there, they fail and nobody can call him on it. He's got clients with confidentiality agreements to hide behind."
How did anybody at all get sober, I ask? The answer, says Stuart, is the ironic one: A.A. I remind Stuart just how adamant Prentiss was with me in mocking A.A.
"Chris was having trouble filling the beds, and the minute he changed the message, they filled to the brim. He created a cash machine," Stuart [a person who spent $250,000 on the program] says. "After my stay in '05, I was invited back as someone early in recovery, and I started talking of all the people I had been there with who had relapsed. And my message was, this is a great place, it's just not gonna teach you anything about staying sober when you leave."...
[Dr. Jason Giles, former medical director of the center] repeatedly hedges when asked to talk about Prentiss, but finally says, "The interesting part, I think, is how people are vulnerable to charlatans. I think these rehabs are modern-day quackery."
Then he lowers his voice to a whisper and adds, "I've been in contact with a lot of my former patients from when I was there and the data, the data do not come anywhere near what he is quoting as his [84.4 percent] success rate."
This came to mind when I saw an invitation to submit questions to the medical director of an addiction treatment center on the New York Times website. The center utilizes the 12-step model, so predicably the critics of the twelve-step approach appeared to denounce it. One in particular was pushing an "education program" as an alternative to treatment, sharing this link.
Outside independent professional research firms have certified a long-term success rate of at least 62% for the St. Jude's Program. This compares to a success rate in the range of 0-20% for conventional programs.
Let's take a look at an example of that "research".
Clearwater consulted with BRI regarding the specific information needed for fielding. Baldwin [the parent company for the education program] and Clearwater mutually agreed to have Clearwater use Microsoft Access to randomly choose names from a list provided to Clearwater by BRI. After the names were selected, Clearwater accessed BRI's in ‐ house database containing contact information for each participant in the Jude Thaddeus Program to gather specific information that was copied manully into a spreadsheet. The contact information was loaded into our CATI system and the interviewers began to contact designated individuals and complete interviews.
It catches my attention that no claim is made that BRI provided a complete list of people who have completed the program.
Out of a total of 956 records called, 232 resulted in completed interviews with both parties, giving an overall response rate of 26.17%. Clearwater interviewers "chased" members of the sample who were not reachable at the household or telephone number provided by BRI when someone we contacted could provide us with an updated telephone number.
The low response rate should catch anybody's attention, especially given this note:
Many Guests to whom we were never able to speak with were actually back in rehabilitation again. That information was tracked in the attempt messages, but may be something that should be tracked more quantitatively using a specific disposition or answer choice.
First, it's a misnomer to say "again", given that the program being investigated is an educational program, not a therapeutic program. Second, why exclude from the claimed success rate the percentage of people who could not be surveyed because they were in treatment?
Also, the survey appeared designed to maximize the number of respondents who could claim to be sober,
Have you been sober, not using any illicit drugs or alcohol, for at least the last 30 days?
Self-reporting is a relatively poor method of evaluating sobriety. Some of the people contacted had provided a "corroborator" who was independently asked if the alumnus was sober. When reached, the corroborators indicated a lower level of sobriety than the alumni. Yet the program's official website presents a conspicuous pie graph labeled "62.5% sober for the past 23 years", a claim that they know to be at best highly misleading. As I interpret the graph they are deliberately implying that 62.5% of people who complete their program are verifiably sober after completion, when they know that's anything but the truth.
Going back to the website linked from the New York Times, the statistical argument gets worse,
This compares to a success rate in the range of 0-20% for conventional programs. Data published by Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) indicates that its 12 step method has a success rate of no more than 5%. Research also finds that no treatment at all has a success rate of about 30%. This suggests that traditional 12 step programs are less effective than doing nothing.
The "success rate in the range of 0-20% for conventional programs" statistic seems to have been fabricated. No source or context is provided.
In terms of the claim that AA "has a success rate of no more than 5%", if you hear that from any person or entity claiming to be an expert in either addiction treatment or 12-step programs, my suggestion is to run away. The figure being described is a one-year retention rate - how many people who start AA within a particular 12-month period continue to attend meetings. In a survey of people who are attending AA, "35 percent were sober for more than five years; 34 percent were sober from between one and five years; and 31 percent were sober for less than one year. The average time sobriety of members is more than five years." As I indicated earlier, the people who keep going back to AA (and who do the work necessary to pay for meeting space, set up the space, provide coffee, make literature available, etc.) do so because it works for them. If you have to fabricate a 95% failure rate in order to promote your program, the reflection is on your program and not on AA.
According to somebody who reports having twice completed the St. Jude program,
For me, the greatest injustice of all is St. Jude/BRI's CONSTANT slandering of A.A. No, not because I support A.A. (it's a religious cult, with rigid dogma and rituals and little to zero efficacy), but because....well....the St. Jude Thaddeus program IS A.A. I know, weird right? Basically, the St. Jude program is identical to the 12-steps, and its crux (and a "guests" likelihood of success) rests on willingness to "serve others". In A.A. that means make coffee, give away cigs, and **** vulnerable women. At St. Jude it means do dishes, hide candy under your roommate's pillow, and **** vulnerable women. Essentially, instructors act as sponsors who aid in a "guest's" acceptance, surrender (formal surrender prayer said with a sponsor, shit, I mean instructor) a detailing of misdeeds and character flaws, a drafting of an ammends list, and on and on. The only difference? St. Jude insists meetings are unnecessary, it's all about choice, and that after completing the "workbook" you're cured for life!! I just can't believe how much effort they put into distancing themselves from A.A. whilst simultaneously being A.A.
So again we have a program that bashes AA but reportedly adopts or utilizes many of its precepts. The alumnus recognizes the marketing aspect, "St. Jude needs A.A. to exist so they can sell their services based around NOT being A.A.". It's also surprising how some of the most vocally anti-AA treatment centers and programs seem to be owned or operated by people who have no credentials in either behavioral health or addiction treatment.
Somebody who makes a statement along the lines of, "Conventional treatment and 12-step methods of recovery don't work", is being no more true to the facts than somebody who claims "Conventional treatment and 12-step methods of recovery always work". No treatment works for all addicts all of the time, and some treatments that won't work for an addict at one state of addiction or recovery may well be effective when they've reached a different stage in their recovery (or lack thereof).
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Reddit users have compared one person's account of their girlfriend keeping a "creepy" box of his possessions to events on the recent Netflix smash hit You.
You's first season, which debuted on Netflix back in December, tells the story of Joe Goldberg (played by Penn Badgley) as he becomes dangerously obsessed with aspiring writer Guinevere Beck (Elizabeth Lail).
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One aspect of Joe's alarming behaviour on the show has been referenced by Reddit users who responded to a post which was written by a man about his girlfriend on the group Relationship_Advice.
Titled 'My [21M] girlfriend [20F] has a creepy box above the wardrobe', the user says that, although he had "never noticed anything strange about her behaviour", "boredom got the better" of him one day when his girlfriend went to a university lecture.
"I found a box which was like a Ted Baker cardboard box that a handbag had come in or something, and when I opened it I found so many random things that I used to own," he wrote. "There were odd socks in there that she has taken. A toothbrush that I thought I had lost after our holiday. Bits of hair from (presumably) my comb. Toe nail clippings. Receipts that I assume she stole from my wallet. She even has things like empty wrappers of food that I know we're mine. There was a piece of glass in there but I don't know where that is from. A USB phone charger. A half used bar of soap. Boxer shorts. Used gum. A spoon. Used plasters from God knows when.
"Honestly the things in the box were so random, but I recognised a lot of little bits that had gone missing over the past year. The most worrying thing was a used condom I found in there. I don't even know how she managed to keep that?"
Asking for advice, posters on the subreddit began comparing the situation to that which is presented in You, where it's revealed later on in the season that Joe keeps a box of trophies from his victims.
"Sounds like the female version of the stalker character in the show You," one wrote in response, while another suggested: "I'd say OP should ask his gf to watch YOU with him."
"I haven't seen it," the original poster wrote. "She isn't stalking me. We spend all our time together and always have done. She would have no reason to stalk me."
Last month, a Netflix-edited version of scenes from You without Joe's narration were posted online, with fans of the show finding it even creepier than the original.
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Figures compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics in May 2011 indicate that general hospitals were the largest employer of surgical technologists. Techs working for general hospitals made an average of $41,730 a year. Surgical techs employed by universities reported significantly higher pay, a mean income of $47,900 per year. Surgical techs at specialty hospitals earned nearly as much, averaging $47,860 a year. Physician's offices paid surgical techs an average annual income of $44,860, and outpatient centers paid an average of $44,730 per year.
In 2011, the highest average pay for surgical techs was concentrated in the Northeast and West, and the lowest pay was concentrated in the south central region of the United States. Nevada ranked first among the states, with an average surgical tech salary of $53,990 a year, followed by Hawaii at $52,340. Alaska reported the third-highest average salary, $52,130 a year. Those working in California averaged $51,940, and those in Massachusetts earned $49,500.
Between 2010 and 2020, the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects general employment growth of 14 percent throughout the U.S. economy. Surgical technologists are expected to experience a faster employment growth rate of 19 percent, which will translate into favorable job prospects for those entering the field. Those who are certified as Certified Operating Room and Surgical Technicians by the National Healthcare Association may experience the most favorable job prospects.
Surgical technologists earned a median annual salary of $45,160 in 2016, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. On the low end, surgical technologists earned a 25th percentile salary of $36,980, meaning 75 percent earned more than this amount. The 75th percentile salary is $55,030, meaning 25 percent earn more. In 2016, 107,700 people were employed in the U.S. as surgical technologists.
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Ellen Lockyer, Alaska Public Media
An old dam on the Eklutna River has blocked salmon runs there for decades. Now, an Alaska Native tribe wants to tear the dam down and restore fish to the river.
Photo: The Conservation Fund.
It stands in a canyon 400 feet deep, a mile or so off the Glenn Highway, but hidden from the view of passing motorists. The old Eklutna Dam was built in 1929, to divert Eklutna River water for Anchorage hydroelectric power. It operated for only thirty years, before Eklutna Lake water, the source of the river, was diverted elsewhere for another hydro project. For half a century, the dam has been obsolete, as far as power is concerned, but it is still blocking salmon runs.
"It's completely backfilled with sediment, it's about 61 feet tall and maybe 100 feet wide. And it's blocking fish passage into the Eklutna River. There are five species of salmon that spawn in the lower reaches of the river, but they can't get past the dam."
Brad Meiklejohn is the Alaska director for the Conservation Fund. He says the idea was inspired by the 2014 documentary film, "Dam Nation." Micklejohn says the old dam has to go, so that salmon runs can be restored to the the river.
The Conservation Fund has pledged to pay the cost of the project,and the local Alaska Native corporation, Ekluna, Inc., is on board with the plan.
Curtis McQueen, CEO of Eklutna Inc, says it's been a dream of his for years to see the dam removed. He says it will "lift the spirit of the village," and that spirit is intertwined with salmon.
"We have a few elders that are in their late 80s, and 90s, that as children, remember where they would race out of their house, literally to the Eklutna River, which was a raging river, and they were fed. So all summer long until late in the fall, they could count on their subsistence right in their backyard."
But over the decades, railroad and highway projects have altered the river bed radically, essentially devastating the lower river near the village. A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers study done [2011 -2012] a couple of years ago confirmed the problem, but indicated mitigation is possible. McQueen says pools could be created in the riverbed for salmon fry to hide in, or riverbank restoration projects could provide protection for small fish. But a greater problem needs to be addressed, he says.
"Between the deep water and the protection, you might be able to improve the bottom, but that isn't going to solve the big picture. And the big picture is, someday, getting more water down the watershed."
Since regular maintenance on the dam ceased decades ago, debris, boulders and silt have built up behind it. That will have to be removed, but Brad Mieklejohn says taking the old dam out is the easier of the two-part plan. The second part… the task of getting more water back into the Eklutna River…will be the "hard part," he says.
The Eklultna River is pretty much devoid of water these days, because a second dam at its headwaters at Eklutna Lake diverts water to the hydropower station on the Knik River, where the water is dumped into the Knik.
That power plant was build under a federal program, then signed over to a consortium of Chugach Electric, Matanuska Electric Association and Muni Light and Power during the 1990s. The companies own the water rights to Eklutna Lake. Meiklejohn says a 1991 federal agreement requiring habitat mitigation could be a tool to pry at least some of that water loose. He recently told an audience at Palmer's Salmon Symposium
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Phil Steyer, spokesman for Chugach Electric, says his company as yet has no information on the plan, and cannot comment yet.
McQueen says Eklutna has a good relationship with all three companies, and points out that MEA built its newest power facility on Eklutna land.
"What we'd like to do is at some point in the future, is to have those conversations with the utilities, and ask their help, in finding a balance where they still have the hydro needs that they want… they still can generate the revenue off selling water, that they want. The question is, can some of that lake water be released, or redirected back. "
Meilkejohn says those conversations have yet to take place. And he says no one knows how much water is needed to restore salmon habitat.
At this time, McQueen says, Eklutna Inc is focusing on removal of the old dam. Work is scheduled to begin next year, and it is hoped the village will be celebrating the dam's demise by 2018.
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This removes the empty directory docs from the current directory.
This deletes the directory projectX and any files or subdirectories that it holds.
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I tried therapeutic yoga for a number of problems I was facing in my musculoskeletal and gastrointestinal systems.
I have not done any exercise for many years and my job is totally a sedentary one.
Evi's approach was highly individualized. Starting with a questionnaire regarding my health history, she came up with a program which was based on my own personal needs and possibilities.
I began very quickly to notice a change in my body. After 2 sessions with her and three weeks repeating the exercises at home the muscle pains and stiffness improved incredibly. The most important is that the chronic problem of intestinal dysfunction, showed immediate improvement with visible results!


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417, 419, 420, 421, 639, May 2, 1935
Transcription: [double-headed eagle] The Schaffer Collection of Russian Imperial Art Treasures Rockefeller Center, New York May 2, 1935
#417. Exceptionally fine miniature Easter egg made of lapis. #419. Miniature gold Easter egg, composed of three Russian semi-precious stones mounted in gold and set with three tiny rubies. #420. Miniature gold Easter egg in the shape of a cage, set with a turquoise. #421. Miniature gold Easter egg engraved in a spiral design and set with a band of blue sapphires. #639. Very interesting miniature Easter egg carved from a dark blue lapis lazuli with a gold ring. Made by the famous court jeweler, "Carl Fabergé". From the personal belongings of the Grand Duchess Anastasia, the youngest daughter of Nicholas II, the late Czar of Russia. From the Alexander Palace at Tsarskoye Selo.
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This is our over-arching vision and is at the core of everything we do. It drives our teaching, underpins the learning, and provides an environment which prepares our pupils as confident, happy citizens.
We truly believe that every child has the ability to succeed and it is our job to develop this ability and give them the very best learning opportunity we can.
Below are several sub-pages which highlight how we demonstrate our Christian values at our school and in our local community. These are new pages, so content may be scarce at the moment (Nov 2015), but as the year(s) progress, we hope to fill them with words, photographs, videos and sounds of Camm's children, and other examples from the world around us.
We hope you enjoy them, and if you have any suggestions, then please don't be afraid to come and share your ideas.
These pages contain pictures, quotes and bible verses to hopefully give an idea of how we see Camm's embodying the values for which we stand.
This morning, Ray Risk form the British Legion came and introduced the Poppy Appeal for this year. His presentation taught the children about the reasons for the appeal, what it does and how we can all help.
This is the presentation he delivered to the whole school.
Ray will be back just after half-term with the Poppy Box, which will be on-sale as soon as he has delivered.
We are sad to report that ray passed away this month. Our thoughts and prayers go out to ray's family and friends. We know he touched many lives and are thankful for the times he enriched ours.


When a scientist or doctor has a financial conflict of interest, open disclosure in scientific publications might actually backfire and make bias worse, warn the editors of PLoS Medicine in an editorial out yesterday April 24. Furthermore, disclosure policies in general do nothing to confront the issues of the conflicts of interest themselves, they write.
via Dangers of Disclosure | The Scientist.
Video from the Bioethics Bootcamp sessions are now available.
We've compiled them in the playlist below, in the order they took place, from the opening keynote to the panel with the editors. Watch them in order, or pick and choose from within the playlist or from the list at the right.
The event will feature discussion and presentations for students, faculty, health care providers and the community.
via Events, Fourth Annual Bioethics Symposium, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health.


Let's talk mindset for a moment.
It's taken me years to know what makes me healthy, both physically, mentally, emotionally balanced, not running around like a loon on loonie pills (I.e A LOT), allowing the right amounts of stress in my life, removing the wrong types of energy be it from people or environments and generally being able to feel content in my skin.
Ah the old word 'balance' but what even does it mean? It's become so overused these days especially when it comes to wellbeing and fitness.
A situation in which different elements are equal or in the correct proportions.
At no point in the definition does it say that you have to do 500 burpees a day, that abs are made in the kitchen or that counting every single piece of food is the only way to achieve hashtag balance.
Just a reminder that your version of #balance is very different to anyone else's and that's exactly the way it should be.
You do you, as the saying goes.
Would love to know how do you maintain your mindset and all the things that you do in order to make you feel like the best version of you.
Older PostWhy You Should Yield A More Positive Light On Mental Health.


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Mike co-founded Cloudera in 2008 and served as its CEO until 2013, when he took on his current role of chief strategy officer (CSO.) As CSO, Mike is responsible for Cloudera's product strategy, open source leadership, engineering alignment, and direct engagement with customers. Prior to Cloudera Mike was CEO of Sleepycat Software, makers of Berkeley DB, the open source embedded database engine. Mike spent two years at Oracle Corporation as vice president for Embedded Technologies after Oracle's acquisition of Sleepycat in 2006. Prior to joining Sleepycat, Mike held technical and business positions at database vendors Britton Lee, Illustra Information Technologies, and Informix Software. Mike has a bachelor's and a master's degree in computer science from the University of California, Berkeley.
Joydeep is passionate about enabling enterprise customers with leading edge data management and analytics products. At Cloudera, he leads product management and marketing for data warehousing technologies. Joydeep has spent most of his career building market leading database products in companies such as Informix, Sybase and SAP. Besides frequently speaking in conferences, webcasts, and customer forums, he has also authored several articles in leading publications and is a named inventor in DBMS software patents.
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York County History Center
Posted by June Lloyd January 20, 2017 January 20, 2017 1800s, 1810s, 1960s, bridges, floods, Lancaster County, Lower Chanceford Twp., Susquehanna River, Universal York, York County
Burr's 1815 McCall's Ferry bridge was no match for Susquehanna ice
Interior of covered bridge with Burr arch truss
Courtesy of pennsylvaniacoveredbridges.com.
In 1801 famed engineer and architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe was commissioned by Pennsylvania to survey the Lower Susquehanna, with an eye to navigation and canals. A few years later, in 1807, Latrobe also reported on the Susquehanna to the U.S. Congress: "Four miles below Burkhalter's ferry, the river arrives at the high range of granite hills, abounding in copper, in which the gap mine is situated, and at a place called McCall's ferry, it narrows to the width of sixteen perches. Here I attempted to find bottom with a line of one hundred and eighty feet, but failed, notwithstanding every precaution taken to procure a perpendicular descent of the weight attached to it. Through this pass the water is rapid, but smooth and safe. The river rises here rapidly, and very suddenly after the fall of rain above; and it will never be possible to erect a safe bridge at this place, so often mentioned as the most practicable."
That advice was not heeded. See below for my recent York Sunday News column on prominent bridge builder Theodore Burr's dramatically successful, but short-lived, bridging of the McCall's Ferry gorge.
Theodore Burr's 1815-1818 bridge at McCall's Ferry
Theodore Burr (1771-1822) is well-known as a nineteenth-century designer and builder of bridges. His Burr arch trusses were used to build six covered bridges across the Susquehanna River between 1811 and 1818.
The most dramatic of these endeavors was bridging the extremely deep, very narrow gorge at McCall's Ferry. His February 26, 1815 letter to fellow bridge builder Reuben Field conveys triumph and adversity "getting up the long arch at McCall's Ferry. The arch is, without doubt, the greatest in the world." Enumerating the difficulties, Burr states that the river width there was 690 to 348 feet across, from high to low water, with depth estimated at 150 feet. (Fourteen years earlier, while surveying the lower Susquehanna, Benjamin Henry Latrobe let down a line there of 180 feet without touching bottom.)
Burr's design consisted of two uneven arched segments. Owing to the great depth of the channel nearest the Lancaster County shore, the sole pier was constructed nearer the York County side. The longer span stretched over 360 feet from the Lancaster shore abutment to the river pier.
Although no surviving period illustrations are known, Burr describes the construction of the long arch and its harrowing installation in his letter to Field. He notes it was difficult to convey the process by which he "finally succeeded in surmounting the almost unconquerable difficulties opposed to its erection."
He positioned eight "floats," or rafts, along the Lancaster County shore. On each he constructed two "bents," or frames, varying in height with the curve of the arch. "This made sixteen bents, on which the grand and enormous structure was raised, amidst tremendous storms and tempests, accompanied with floods and whirls and bursting of waters." Burr describes that "in the darkest of nights" they had to travel on small timbers from one float to another to adjust $1,500 worth of supporting ropes to steady the structures as the water rose and fell from 10 to 12 feet during storms.
The completed arch stood on the floats "length-ways up and down the river along the shore of uneven points and projections of rocks, always in jeopardy." The worst was still to come; Burr writes "on the 7th of December, we had the whole in readiness to move up to the abutment, and on the same day the anchor-ice began to run a little. The next (which was the day we had fixed upon to move the arch to its place) the ice ran in still greater quantities, and about one o'clock it stopped for the space of about half a mile, and began to crowd the floats. It continued to move for more than one hundred miles above, where the river is from one and a-half to two miles wide."
The ice continued to press against the floats for the next three days, angling them so that the scaffolding supporting the arch began breaking apart, "the arch careening heavy towards the shore." On December 12, Burr determined that the arch could only be saved by setting a capstan on the ice with attached ropes to steady the arch. There was a thaw before Christmas, but "Soon after, the weather became severe and having a mountain of ice upon us, the average height of which, for about a mile above and below us, was ten feet above the surface of the water at the shores." He describes the body of ice moving down 25 to 35 feet, crushing half the floats against the rocky shore. "Still the arch remained unhurt and the scaffolding stood beyond expectation."
On the 28th crews started leveling the ice so that the arch and scaffolding could be moved directly onto the surface. The men working on it "were in, up to their arms, forty times a day." He explains that the ice was mostly "mush ice," up to 60 feet deep, consisting of ice particles broken up traveling the rocky river bed down from Turkey Hill, about 15 miles to the north. Only the top few feet was solid ice.
Many workers labored from December 29th to January 8th getting the first half of the arch ready to move. Eight capstans were set up by the ninth, and working with runners and rollers, up to fifty men at a time, dealing with rain, snow and having to relevel the ice surface, moved the half arch nearly in place by the 19th. It took eight more days to get the other half into position. "Now we wheeled to the right and left, one-half of the arch to the abutment, and the other half to the pier." They united the arch in the center, and after making sure it was as solid and tight as possible, the scaffolding was cut away during the afternoon and evening of the 31st, finishing at 8:30 p.m. "The whole now exhibited the grandest spectacle I ever saw. Aided by the light of the fires, we could plainly see the shore, and the arch rising from the abutment and extending itself west out of sight. It was a joyful moment to my brave fellows; and you may well suppose they gave way to the impulse, in loud and repeated hurras."
He goes on to express to Field that the bulk of the workers were volunteers from both sides of the river, from 40 to 120 men a day. Liquor was abundant, but he only ever saw two men drunk. August Stoughton was the only man injured, falling 54 feet, hitting the braces twice falling into the water, but returning to work in a few days. Burr estimates that the four months labor "might have been done in four weeks of steady weather, without floods."
The shorter span was put into place, decking laid and the bridge sided and roofed. Nothing, though, could protect it from the tremendous breakup of a massive ice jam which swept it away just three years later, on March 3, 1818. It was never rebuilt, and there was no bridge across the lower end of the county until the opening of the Norman Wood Bridge in 1968, 150 years later.
Twentieth century artist's conception of McCall's Ferry bridge
1920s York bank designed to recognize World War One veterans
York County covered bridges had rules
Hanover's Starck and Lange were prolific printers
Volunteers are restoring historic Canadochly cemetery in eastern York County
York's Durang brothers and the Star Spangled Banner.
Call for papers for the Journal of York County Heritage
Want to know more about York County suffragists?
June Lloyd, Librarian Emerita at the York County History Center, sets out to connect just about everything in the Universe with York County History. Combining formal degrees in History and American Studies with York County roots going back to pre-Revolutionary times, no part of our rich local heritage escapes her interest.
Contact June at ycpa89@msn.com.
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{
    class texture :
        public resource,
        public gl_bindable<texture>
    {
    public:
        enum filtering_t
        {
            nearest               =  (unsigned)  GL_NEAREST,
            linear                =  (unsigned)  GL_LINEAR,
            nearest_MipmapNearest =  (unsigned)  GL_NEAREST_MIPMAP_LINEAR,
            linear_MipmapNearest  =  (unsigned)  GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_NEAREST,
            linear_MipmapLinear   =  (unsigned)  GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_LINEAR,
            //anisotropic           =  (unsigned)  GL_TEXTURE_MAX_ANISOTROPY_EXT
        };

        enum pixel_format_t
        {
            rgb      =  (unsigned)  GL_RGB,
            rgba     =  (unsigned)  GL_RGBA,
            oneFloat =  (unsigned)  GL_FLOAT
        };

    private:
        GLuint _textureId = 0;
        GLenum _textureType = GL_TEXTURE_2D;

    public:
        property_get (glId, _textureId);
        property_get (glTarget, _textureType);

    protected:
        bool _testValid() const;
        void _initGLTexture();
        texture();

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        texture (const string &fileName);
        texture (std::map<string, string> cubeMapFaces);
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        static texture::ptr createEmptyRgb (unsigned width, unsigned height);
        static texture::ptr createEmptyRgbMultisampled (unsigned width, unsigned height, unsigned samples);
        static texture::ptr createEmptyDepth (unsigned width, unsigned height);
        static texture::ptr create3D (vector3<unsigned> dimensions, float *voxels);
        static texture::ptr create3D (vector3<unsigned> dimensions, uint8_t *voxels);

        void use() const;
        void filtering (filtering_t shrinkFilter, filtering_t expFilter = filtering_t::linear);
        void uvClamping();
        void uvRepeating ();
        void uvRepeating (bool uMode, bool vMode, bool tMode = false);
        void setupForShadowSampler();
        void saveToFile (const string &fileName);

        unsigned height() const;
        unsigned width()  const;

        bool isMultisample() const;
        bool isCubemap() const;
        bool isRegular() const;
        bool is3D() const;

        virtual string asString() const;
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The former Churchtown priest convicted of sexual acts with a 17-year-old boy will remain in jail for at least another year after declining a parole hearing Tuesday in Wyoming.
In April, Anthony Jablonowski, the former pastor of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Churchtown, was convicted of indecent liberties with a minor while he was in Wyoming 20 years ago. The allegations came to light in 2002.
On Tuesday, Jablonowski was up for his first parole hearing, which came just 10 months after being sentenced to a 15-month to seven-year sentence. Jablonowski accepted the sentence after agreeing to plead no contest to the charges.
Patrick Anderson, executive director of the Wyoming Board of Parole, said Jablonowski declined to go to his hearing and will not be up for parole again for about another year. He continues to serve time at the Wyoming Honor Farm in Riverton, Wyo., a minimum security facility with a treatment program for sexual offenders.


For review opportunities or gathering formative assessment data on individual students, many teachers love Kahoot and Quizizz. And while these tools are awesome and can be played with the whole class, they are actually very solitary in nature. Each student is responsible for their own responses and an unengaged student can remain unengaged in a classroom of their peers. This is one of the reasons that I recommend you mix it up every once in awhile and use Quizlet Live. Quizlet Live takes the solitary experience of game play and requires all students to participate after they are placed together in randomly formed groups. No longer can a student sit back and let the game pass them by; it might just be their answer that leads their group to victory!
To play Quizlet Live, you must first create an account on Quizlet. Quizlet is a program that allows students and teachers to create study sets and then practice their sets through flashcards and mini-games. Quizlet Live lets the teacher take study sets and turn them into classroom games that require group participation. Look at all the awesome features and tools Quizlet provides for teachers and students!
If you are interested in getting started with Quizlet and like to explore on your own, check out their Getting Started page. If you would like a little coaching assistance and are a member of the Lebanon Schools staff, email me at zolnier.melanie@lebanonschools.org or fill out the Request for Integration Assistance Form.


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51drdsf3

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or any other characters other than 71drwec3

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Q.What is one thing that interests you the most?
Stories of different people interest me most.
They really inspire me especially stories about success, even fiascos, and all about experiences.
When someone tells me their story, I always put myself into the picture.
way that would make the story better.
Q.What are your favourite word(phrases or quotes)? And why?
Every time I have to cope with a difficult situation, which happens to me oftentimes, it is easier for me to deal with such when I say this quote to myself.
I always remind my students on why English is important for them and how it can be useful for them in the future.
Looking back on their purpose to study English is a great way to maintain their motivation.


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We will buy all your medicines, please give us HCQ: Trumps administration requests Indian companies
That's a big departure from the usual in USA: Harassing Indian pharmaceutical companies
by Amit Agrahari
in Opinions
Last year, the United States Food and Drug Administration slapped 19 warning letters to various Indian exporters. This was highest in last four years, although, the number of Indian drugs approved for US market has also increased exponentially in last few years.
But the Indian pharmaceutical companies were constantly being harassed by US FDA in the last few years, for political as well as technical reasons. Given the highly protectionist policies of Trump administration, it was understood that Indian companies would be allowed to export to a certain extent given the goodwill between both governments, but at the same time, they would have to pay higher duties and face stricter regulation.
However, after harassment in the last few years, the tables turned after the outbreak of Coronavirus disease. Anecdotal evidences of anti-Malarial drug Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) being helpful in the prevention of COVID-19 were found and many regulators including the Indian Council of Medical Research approved the drug. Trump on the other hand, has been endorsing the drug every chance he gets to the point that we are now calling it the wonder drug amid Coronavirus Pandemic.
India is a world leader in the manufacturing of anti-Malarial drugs, accounting for more than 70 percent of global supplies, and given the effectiveness of these drugs in the prevention of the disease, the Indian pharmaceutical companies have suddenly gotten the upper hand and a wild card in the American market.
So, Trump asked PM Modi to supply HCQ to United States, but the Indian companies and government saw this right opportunity for negotiation. The US FDA had banned Ipca Laboratories- a company that accounts for 70 percent of global HCQ supply for 'regulatory violations' at a manufacturing plant a few months ago, but it has been was forced to lift the ban in March.
"Due to the shortage implications and/or medical necessity of certain drugs and finished products, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has made an exception to the import alert for the company's active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) of hydroxychloroquine sulphate and chloroquine phosphate produced at the company's API manufacturing unit situated at Ratlam in Madhya Pradesh," informed Ipca Laboratories to stock exchanges on March 23.
In order to get HCQ, US administration agreed to give approval to not only Ipca Laboratories anti-Malarial drugs, but many other drugs of other companies like generic acid drug of Cipla on March 26 and Perphenazine tablets- used for for the treatment of schizophrenia and for the control of severe nausea and vomiting in adults- by Zydus Cadila April, 8, today.
It has been claimed by influential Twitter handles that US administration has agreed to lift restrictions on many other Indian drugs. It has promised to give free and fair access of its market to Indian companies in the coming days, and ease the regulations.
The Indian stock market is ripe with rumours that US FDA shall give unrestricted access to Indian Pharmaceutical companies as a result of India's decision to supply HCQ to the USA despite facing a lockdown, and a huge coronavirus threat locally. In the last two market days, the double-digit rise in almost all pharmaceutical companies' share market prices, even those which do not manufacture anti-malarial drugs, also suggests the same.
In the last few days, most pharmaceutical stocks have registered a double-digit jump. Yesterday, Nifty Pharma index surged by 10 percent on the news of Indian opening up the export of major drugs to countries around the world including United States.
The sentiment around pharmaceutical companies suggest that US would open up its market to other companies soon after approval of some drug of three major companies in last two weeks. After harassing Indian companies for years, US FDA has been shown its place.
India is one of the largest pharmaceutical exporters with a total export of 12.1 billion dollars, or, 3.4 percent to the global market, and ranks 9th in the list of top global exporters of pharmaceutical products.
The pharmaceutical industry grew at double-digit in the last decade except for the last one or two years, when the growth slowed due to regulations put by the government and other disruptive reforms.
Currently, the industry has an annual revenue of around 1.3 lakh crore rupees or 33 billion United States dollars. The largest players are Dilip Shanghvi led Sun Pharmaceutical, Lupin Limited of Desh Bandhu Gupta, Dr. Reddy laboratories of Reddy's, Cipla, Aurbindo Pharma, Piramal Enterprise, Glenmark Pharmaceutical, Torrent, Biocon, and Serum Institute. Many Indian billionaires made their fortunes in the pharmaceutical sector, and it is arguably the largest sector in terms of the number of billionaires after the Information Technology-BPM sector.
"We don't want to be bracketed with China," India shows China its place in terms of medical export quality
'We request you for the Sanjeevani,' Brazil invokes Bhagwan Hanuman and Ramayana in request for HCQ
Amit Agrahari
Engineering grad but Humanities and social sciences are my forte. Avid reader of religious Scriptures (Especially Hindu), Lord Shiva devotee


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Q: How could this class be made unit testable? I have a class which implements a specialized buffer kind of collection.
To me it seems like the Flush method for example is not unit testable. If I, for one, would like to test what happens if I add data, Flush it, add data again and then Flush it again to see if I only get the data back that was added after the first Flush. For me to be able to do that I'd have to use the Add method, too. Is using another method in a test that is part of the tested class and should be unit tested separately a bad practice? Is this class even unit testable? Questions like these pop up and I can't answer them. Thanks in advance!
public class DataBuffer : IDataBuffer
{
    private Dictionary<string, List<Dictionary<string, object>>> buffer;

    public DataBuffer()
    {
        buffer = new Dictionary<string, List<Dictionary<string, object>>>();
    }

    public void Add(string type, Dictionary<string, object> data)
    {
        if (!buffer.ContainsKey(type))
        {
            buffer[type] = new List<Dictionary<string, object>>();
        }
        buffer[type].Add(metrics);
    }

    public Dictionary<string, List<Dictionary<string, object>>> Flush()
    {
        var result = buffer;
        buffer = new Dictionary<string, List<Dictionary<string, object>>>();

        return result;
    }

    public int Count(string type) => buffer[type].Count;
}

Basically I'd like to write a unit test like this. Does this seem like a valid one?
    [TestMethod]
    public void Flush_NoDataIsGivenBackTwice()
    {
        var data1 = new Dictionary<string, object>
        {
            { "key1", "value1" }
        };
        dataBuffer.Add("type", data1);

        var result1 = dataBuffer.Flush();

        Assert.AreEqual(1, result1["type"].Count);
        Assert.AreSame(data1, result1["type"].First());

        var data2 = new Dictionary<string, object>
        {
            { "key2", "value2" }
        };
        dataBuffer.Add("type", data2);

        var result2 = dataBuffer.Flush();

        Assert.AreEqual(1, result2["type"].Count);
        Assert.AreSame(data2, result2["type"].First());
    }

A: I don't see why this class should not be easy to test. I think I would like to challenge you on some implementation choices.
Why do you give back the current state of affairs before creating an new instance?
I think a Flush() / Clear() method should just be a void.
Why do you you not just apply Clear() on the underlying buffer and make the field readonly?
Why are your not more defensive on Count(string type)? I would argue that should do something like this:

public int Count(string type)
{
    if(buffer.TryGet(type, out List<Dictionary<string, object>> subset)
    {
        return subset.Count;
    }
    return 0;
 }

I would aslo expect the use of TryGet() in the Add() method.


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