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Maine Event Comedy presents Karen Morgan at Johnson Hall
GARDINER — Maine Event Comedy will present nationally touring comedian Karen Morgan at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16, at Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center. The show will also feature Joe Flynn, Al Ghanekar and Nic Dufault.
A native of Athens, Georgia, Morgan set aside a career as a successful trial attorney to pursue comedy full-time in 2005. She was a finalist on Nick at Nite's "Search for the Funniest Mom in America" and has been touring the country, playing clubs, theaters and corporate events ever since. Morgan has performed at Caroline's in New York, the Improv in Las Vegas and The Laugh Factory in Hollywood. Her comedy can be heard on Sirius XM Radio and nationally syndicated radio shows. She resides in Cumberland and is licensed to practice law in Maine and Georgia. However, she plans to stick with comedy until someone in her family gets arrested – again.
Flynn, a likable curmudgeon from Salem, Massachusetts, recently performed at Comix at Mohegan Sun. He's a two-time finalist in New England's Best Bar Comic Contest and a runner-up in the Witch City Comedy Competition.
Portland's Ghanekar left a full-time technology job to pursue stand-up comedy. He's worked with national headliners at Gotham Comedy Club and has performed in Sydney, Australia, and Mumbai, India.
Dufault recently opened for Boston comedy legend Christine Hurley and took third place in the Wednesday Night Live Comedy Contest.
Tickets are $16 for adults, $14 for seniors when bought in advance; and $19 for adults, $17 for seniors at the door the night of the show. Tickets may be purchased at johnsonhall.org or by calling the office from noon to 3 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. The show is for ages 21-plus and will contain adult language and content. Johnson Hall is located at 280 Water St. For more information, call 207-582-7144.
Maine Event Comedy presents nationally touring comedian Karen Morgan at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16, at Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center in Gardiner. SYSTEM
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Constitution of Algeria (1963)
The Algerian people have waged an unceasing armed, moral and political struggle against the invader and all his forms of oppression for more than a century following the aggression of 1830 against the Algerian State and the occupation of the country by French colonial forces.
On November 1,1954, the National Liberation Front called for the mobilization of all the energies of the nation, since the battle for the independence had reached its final phase of realization.
The war of extermination waged by French imperialism was intensified and more than a million martyrs paid with their lives for the love of their country and liberty.
In March 1962, the Algerian people emerged victorious from the seven and half year's struggle waged by the National Liberation Front.
Upon recovering its sovereignty, after a hundred and thirty two years of colonial domination and feudal regime, Algeria has given itself new national political institutions.
Faithful to the program adopted by the National Council of the Algerian Revolution in Tripoli, the democratic and popular Algerian Republic will direct its activities toward the construction of the country in accordance with the principles of socialism and with the effective exercise of power by the people, among whom the fellahs, the laboring masses and the revolutionary intellectuals shall constitute the vanguard.
Having attained the objective of national independence which the National Liberation Front undertook on November 1,1954, the Algerian people will continue its march toward a democratic and popular revolution. The revolution will be consolidated by:
– embarking upon agrarian reform and the creation of a national economy whose administration will be ensured by the workers;
– a social policy for the benefit of the masses to raise the standard of living of the workers, to accelerate the emancipation of women in order that they may take part in the direction of public affairs and in the development of the country, to do away with illiteracy, to develop the national culture, and to improve dwellings and the health situation;
– an international policy based upon national independence, international co-operation, the anti-imperialist struggle and effective support of movements for the independence or liberation of their countries.
Islam and the Arab language have been the effective forces of resistance against the attempt by the colonial regime to depersonalize the Algerians.
Algeria owes to itself to affirm that the Arab language is the national and official language and that it obtains its essential spiritual force from Islam however, the Republic guarantees respect for anyone's opinion, their beliefs and the free exercise of religion to all.
The National Popular Army, formerly the Army of National Liberation, has been the spearhead in the struggle for liberation ; it remains in the service of people. It will participate, within the framework of the party, in political activities and in the construction of the new economic and social structures of the country.
The fundamental objectives of the Republic are faithful to the philosophic, moral and political traditions of our country and in accordance with the international political orientation which the Algerian people has chosen.
The fundamental rights recognized as belonging to each citizen of the Republic will permit him to participate fully and effectively in the task of building the country. They will permit him to develop and fulfil himself harmoniously within the community, in accordance with the interests of the country and the desires of the people.
The need for a party of the vanguard and its predominant role in the elaboration and supervision of the policy of the nation are the fundamental principles which have determined the choice of the solutions for the different constitutional problems before the Algerian State.
The harmonious and effective functioning of the political institutions provided by the Constitution will be ensured by the National Liberation Front, which
– will mobilize, form and educate the popular masses for the realization of socialism
– will perceive and reflect the aspirations of the masses for a permanent contact with these institutions
– will draw up and define the policy of the nation and supervise its implementation
– will be composed, animated and directed, by the most conscious and most active revolutionary elements
– will base its organization and its structures on the principle of democratic centralization. Only a party, a powerful organ of impulsion which draws its strength from the people, will be able to break up the economic structures of the past and substitute an economic power democratically exercised by the felIahs and the laboring masses.
The people have the task of guarding the stability of the political institutions of the country which constitute a vital necessity for the tasks of socialist construction confronting the Republic.
The classic presidential and parliamentary systems cannot guarantee this stability, whereas a system based on the preeminence of the sovereign people and the single party can effectively ensure it.
The National Liberation Front, which is the revolutionary force of the nation will guard this stability and will be the best guarantee of the conformity of the country's policy with the aspirations of its people.
Fundamental Principles and Objectives
Article 1 Algeria is a democratic and popular republic.
Article 2 It forms an integral part of the Arab Maghreb, of the Arab world and of Africa.
Article 3 Its motto is "Revolution by the people and for the people".
Article 4 Islam is the religion of the State. The Republic guarantees to all respect for their opinions and beliefs and the free exercise of religions.
Article 5 The Arab language is the national and official language of the State.
Article 6 Its emblem is the green and white flag with a red crescent and star in the middle.
Article 7 The capital of Algeria, is Algiers, seat of the National Assembly and the Govcrnment.
Article 8 The national army is a people's army. Faithful to the traditions of the fight for national liberation, it remains in the service of the people and at the orders of the Government.
Its ensures the defence of the territory of the Republic and participates in the political, economic and social activities
Article 9 The Republic includes administrative units whose extent and power shall be stipulated by law.
The basic administrative, economic and social territorial unit is the commune.
Article 10 The fundamental objectives of the democratic and popular Algerian Republic are:
– safeguarding the national independence, territorial integrity and national unity;
– the exercise of the power by the people, whose vanguard is composed of fellahs, workers, and revolutionary intellectuals;
– the construction of a socialist democracy, the struggle against the exploitation of man in all its forms:
– the guarantee of the right to work and to a free education;
– the elimination of every vestige of colonialism;
– the defence of liberty and respect for the dignity of the human person;
– the struggle against all discrimination, in particular discrimination based on race and religion;
– peace in the world;
– the condemnation of torture and of any physical and moral threat to the integrity of the human person.
Article 11 The Republic adheres to the Universal Declaration of the Rights of Man. Convinced of the necessity of international co-operation, it will give its support to any international organization which corresponds to the aspirations of the Algerian people.
Article 12 All citizens of both sexes have the same rights and the same duties.
Article 13 Every citizen who has completed nineteen years of age shall have the right to vote.
Article 14 The domicile shall be inviolable and secrecy of correspondence shall be guaranteed to all citizens.
Article 15 No one may be arrested or prosecuted except as provided by law, before the judges appointed by law, and in the manner prescribed thereby.
Article 16 The Republic recognizes the right of each person to a decent life and a share of the national revenue.
Article 17 The family, the basic unit of society, is placed under the protection of the State.
Article 18 Education is obligatory; it shall be offered to all without other discrimination than that resulting from the aptitude of each individual and the needs of the comintinity.
Article 19 The Republic guarantees freedom of the press and of other means of information, freedom of association, freedom of speech and public intervention, and freedom of assembly.
Article 20 Trade union rights, the right to strike, and participation by the workers in the administration of enterprises are recognized and shall be exercised within the framework of the law.
Article 21 The Algerian Republic guarantees the right of asylum to all who fight for liberty.
Article 22 No one may make use of the rights and liberties enumerated above in order to threaten the independence of the nation, the integrity of its territory, national unity, the institutions of the Republic, the socialist aspirations of the people, or the principle of the unity of the National Liberation Front.
Article 23 The National Liberation Front is the single vanguard party in Algeria.
Article 24 The National Liberation Front shall define the policy of the nation and shall inspire the action of the State. It shall supervise the action of the National Assembly and of the Government.
Article 25 The National Liberation Front shall reflect the profound aspirations of the masses. It shall educate and inform them; it shall guide them in the realization of their aspirations.
Article 26 The National Liberation Front shall achieve the objectives of the democratic and popular revolution and shall build Socialism in Algeria.
The Exercise Of Sovereignty
The National Assembly
Article 27 National sovereignty belongs to the people who shall exercise it through their representatives in the National Assembly. These shall he nominated by the National Liberation Front and elected for five years by direct, secret, universal suffrage.
Article 28 The National Assembly shall express the popular will; it shall pass laws and supervise governmental actions.
Article 29 A law shall stipulate the method of election of deputies to the National Assembly, their number, the system of eligibility and ineligibility, and the offices incompatible with membership.
In case of dispute concerning the election of a deputy, the Credentials Commission provided by the rules of procedure of the Assembly shall rule tinder the conditions slipulated the rein.
Article 30 The National Assembly may unseat a deputy only by a majority pronouncement of two-thirds of its members and upon a proposal by the National Liberation Front.
Article 31 Deputies shall enjoy parliamentary immunity for the duration of their term of office.
Article 32 Except in flagrante delicto, no deputy may be arrested or prosecuted for criminal offences without the authorization of the National Assembly. The detention or prosecution of a deputy shall be spended if the National Assembly so demands.
In case of flagrante delicto, the secretariat of the Assembly shall be advised immediately of the prosecution or other measures instituted against the deputy concerned and may prescribe the measures necessary to ensure respect of the principle of parliamentary immunity.
No member of the National Assembly may be prosecuted, arrested, detained or tried as a result of the opinions or votes expressed by him in the exercise of his functions.
Article 33 The National Assembly shall meet by right before the fifteenth day following the election of its members and shall proceed to the confirmation of their mandates.
It shall at the same time elect its President, its secretariat and its commissions.
Article 34 The President of the National Assembly shall be the second personage of the State.
Article 35 The National Assembly shall draw up its rules of procedure and of organization.
Article 36 The President of the Republic and the deputies alike shall have the right to initiate legislation.
Bills or resolutions shall be filed with the secretariat of the Assembly which shall send them for study to the appropriate parliamentary commissions.
Article 37 Members of the Government shall have access to the National Assembly and its Commissions. They shall have the right to take part in the debates.
Article 38 The National Assembly shall exercise its control over governmental action by:
– hearing the ministers in Commission;
– the written question;
– the oral question with or without debate.
The Executive Power
Article 39 The executive power shall be entrusted to the Head of State who shall bear the title of President of the Republic.
He shall be elected for five years by universal direct and secret suffrage, following designation by the party.
Any Muslim, of Algerian origin, at least 35 years of age and who enjoys civil and political rights, may be elected President of the Republic.
Article 40 Before taking office, the President of the Republic shall take an oath before the National Assembly in the following terms [While the oath is written in Arabic, an English translation was not presently available, nor is the original Arabic; the editor can thusfar only find a French version]:
Fidèle aux valeurs de notre Révolution sacré et à la mémoire de nos martyrs, je jure par Dieu Tout Puissant de respecter et de défendre la Constitution, de veiller à la sécurité de la nation, de préserver líindépendance et líunité du pays et díœuvrer de toutes mes forces pour la réalisation des intérêts de la nation et de la République algérienne démocratique et populaire ª.
Article 41 Foreign Ambassadors and Envoys Extraordinary shall be accredited to him.
He shall appoint Ambassadors and Envoys Extraordinary upon the proposal of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Article 42 The President of the Republic shall sign and, after consultation with the National Assembly, ratify and implement treaties, conventions and international agreements.
Article 43 He shall be the supreme Head of the Armed Forces of the Republic.
Article 44 The President of the Republic shall declare war and conclude peace with the approval of the National Assembly.
Article 45 The President of the Republic shall preside over the Supreme Council of Defence and the Supreme Council of the Judiciary.
Article 46 The President of the Republic shall exercise the right of pardon upon the advice of the Supreme Council of the Judiciary.
Article 47 The President of the Republic shall alone be responsible before the National Assembly. He shall appoint his ministers, of whom at least two-thirds must be chosen from among the deputies, and shall present them to the Assembly.
Article 48 The President of the Republic shall define the policy of the Government and shall direct, conduct and co-ordinate the internal and external policy of the country in accordance with the will of the people as rendered by the party and expressed by the National Assembly.
Article 49 The President of the Republic shall be responsible for the promulgation and publication of the laws.
He shall promulgate the laws within ten days following their transmission by the National Assembly, and he shall sign the decrees of implementation. The time—limit of ten days may be shortened when urgent passage is requested by the National Assembly.
Article 50 Before the expiration of this time limit, the President of the Republic may, by a message containing the reasons therefor, request the National Assembly for a second reading of the law. This second reading may not be refused.
Article 51 If the President of the Reptiblic fails to promulgate the laws within the time limits provided, the President of the National Assembly shall proceed to their promulgation.
Article 52 The President of the Republic shall ensure the implementation of the laws.
Article 53 The regulatory power shall be exercised by the President of the Republic.
Article 54 The President of the Republic shall make all civil and military appointments.
Article 55 The National Assembly may question the responsibility of the President of the Republic by filing a motion of censure that must be signed by one third of the deputies composing the National Assembly.
Article 56 A motion of censure passed by an absolute majority of the deputies to the Nalional Assembly shall result in the resignation of the President of the Republic and the automatic dissolution of the National Assembly.
Voting on the motion shall be by open ballot and may not take place until five days after the filing thereof.
Article 57 In the event of the resignation, death or definitive incapacity of the President of the Republic, or of censure of the policy of the Government, the President of the National Assembly shall exercise the functions of President of the Republic and shall be assisted in this task by the presidents of the permanent commissions of the National Assembly.
His duties shall consist principally of expediting current business and preparing, within a time limit of two months, for elections of a new President of the Republic, and of members of the National Assembly if the latter has been dissolved.
Article 58 The President of the Republic may ask the National Assembly to delegate to him, for a limited time, the right to take measures of a legislative nature by means of legislative ordinances taken in the Council of Ministers, which must be submitted to ratification by the Assembly within a time limit of three months.
Article 59 In case of imminent danger, the President of the Republic may take exceptional measures in order to safeguard the independence of the nation and the institutions of the Republic. [In such an event] the National Assembly shall meet automatically.
Article 60 Justice shall be rendered in the name of the Algerian people under the conditions determined by a law concerning judicial organization.
Article 61 In criminal matters the right of defence is recognized and guaranteed.
Article 62 In the exercise of their functions, judges shall obey only the law and the interests of the socialist revolution.
Their independence shall be guaranteed by law and by the existence of a High Council of the Judiciary.
The Constitutional Council
Article 63 The Constitutional Council shall be composed of the first President of the Supreme Court, the presidents of the civil and administrative chambers of the Supreme Court, of three deputies appointed by the National Assembly and of one member appointed by the President of the Republic.
The members of the Constitutional Council shall elect their president who shall not have a casting vote.
Article 64 The Constittitional Council shall rule on the constitutionality of laws and legislative ordinances when these are referred to them by the President of the Republic or the President of the National Assembly.
The High Councils
Article 65 The High Council of the Judiciary. This shall be composed of the President of the Republic, of the Minister of Justice, of the first President of the Supreme Court, of the attorney general of that Court, of a lawyer of the Supreme Court, of two judges one of whom shall be a judge of "instance" (Jiige d'Ins,anc.), elected by their peers on a national level, and of six members elected by the Permanent Commission of Justice of the National Assembly from its midst.
Article 66 The powers and rules of procedure of the High Council of the Judiciary shall be determined by law.
Article 67 The High Council of Defence. This shall be composed of the President of the Republic, of the Minister of National Defence, of the Minister of the Interior, of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, of the President of the Commission for National Defence of the Assembly, and of two members appointed by the President of the Republic.
Article 68 It shall take cognizance of and advise upon all questions of a military nature.
Article 69 The High Economic and Social Council. This shall be composed of five deputies appointed by the National Assembly, of the Director of the Plan, of the governor of the Central Bank of Algeria, of those responsible for national organizations and of representatives of the principal national economic and social activities appointed by the President of the Republic.
The High Economic and Social Council shall elect its president.
Article 70 The High Economic and Social Council shall take cognizance of and advise upon all bills of an economic or social nature and may hear members of the Government.
Constitutional Ammendment
Article 71 The President of the Republic and an absolute majority of the members of the National Assembly alike shall have the right to initiate constitutional amendment.
Article 72 The procedure for constitutional amendment shall include two readings and two votes by an absolute majority of the members of the National Assembly, separated by a period of two months.
Article 73 The bill shall be submitted to the approval of the people by means of referendum.
Article 74 In the event that it is approved by the people, the bill of constitutional amendment shall be promulgated as a constitutional law by the President of the Republic within eight days following the date of the referendum.
Article 75 The national anthem shall provisionally be the "Kassamen". A non-constitutional law shall provide later for the national anthem.
Article 76 The effective achievement of Arabization [as opposed to the Westernization imposed by the French] should occur in the shortest possible time throughout the territory of the Republic. Nevertheless, as a derogation from the present law, the French language may be used provisionally together with the Arabic language.
Article 77 The legislative mandate of members of the National Constituent Assembly elected on September 20, 1962, shall be prorogued until September 20, 1964, before which date elections to the National Assembly shall take place, in accordance with the Constitution and for a duration of four years. The Head of the Government shall continue to exercise his present functions until the election of the President of the Republic, which should take place at the latest one month following approval of the Constitution by referendum.
Article 78 Following approval by the people of the draft Constitution the Head of the Government shall promulgate it within a time limit of eight days.
Article 79 The present Constitution proposed by the National Liberation Front, deliberated and adopted by the National Constituent Assembly, approved by the people, shall be implemented as the supreme law of the State.
Written: September 10, 1963
Source: Constitutions of African States, 1972
Translated: From the Arabic
Transcription/Markup: Brian Baggins
Online Version: Marxist History Archive (marxists.org) 2001
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Q: Annotate and count django I have a Word model, it has many to many relation with Phrase model
I want to get rid of this loop because it's not effective in terms of performance:
for w in words:
    w.freq = w.phrases.count()
    w.save()

I know I should use annotate and subquery, I have found this question
Django: how to annotate queryset with count of filtered ForeignKey field?
But don't really understand how I should do it in my case

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The department launches an internal investigation into a videotaped altercation Friday night in Hollywood that appears to show an officer kicking the wheel of a cyclist.
Four police officers involved in a clash with cyclists in Hollywood during a protest ride have been removed from field duty while investigators review the incident, officials said Wednesday.
The move comes as outrage over the videotaped incident grows, threatening to derail LAPD Chief Charlie Beck's recent efforts to improve relations between the department and cyclists who have complained about the way police treat them.
The LAPD launched an internal investigation into the Friday night altercation after a videotape that appears to show an officer kicking the wheel of a passing bicyclist circulated across the Internet.
Several bike riders have also accused police of other aggressive behavior during the ride, including allegations that police tackled several cyclists off their bikes and jammed a baton into the spokes of one bicycle. None of those incidents are shown on the tape.
LAPD Commander Andrew Smith said the internal investigation will look at all the incidents of alleged police use-of-force as well as address complaints by one bike activist that the LAPD refused to take a complaint when he called the Hollywood watch commander. Investigators will also look into whether officers forced the person who shot the video to stop recording moments after the alleged kick occurred.
The video, posted on YouTube with the title "Hollywood Cops Attack Bike Riders," inflamed L.A.'s cycling community. It had been viewed more than 73,000 times by Wednesday.
The cyclists gathered early Friday evening for the monthly Critical Mass ride, which took them to the BP gas station on Beverly Boulevard for a protest against the Gulf of Mexico oil spill and then through nearby streets.
When they arrived at Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue they found officers there to ticket cyclists who failed to stop at red lights, according to a police statement.
Cyclists say that's when tensions peaked.
"What'd I do?" a man can be heard saying.
At a monthly meeting of the city's bicycle advisory committee Wednesday, several dozen cyclists gathered to express their complaints about the incident.
Beck, who was in attendance, told cyclists the investigation would be a "high-priority issue," according to Aurisha Smolarski of the Los Angeles Bicycle Coalition.
Officers with the department's internal affairs unit took statements from witnesses during the meeting.
At a meeting with activists in February, Beck vowed to make the department more responsive to the rights of cyclists. The department has moved in recent months to revise policies on how it classifies and investigates hit and runs, and activists have praised a program that gives officers training in bike issues.


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Illinois To Take Emergency Action To Halt Isolated Timeouts In Schools
By Jennifer Smith Richards & Dan Petrella & Jodi S. Cohen & Lakeidra Chavis • Nov 20, 2019
A seclusion room at Braun Educational Center in south suburban Oak Forest, Illinois.
Zbigniew Bzdak | Chicago Tribune
The Illinois State Board of Education announced on Wednesday that it will take emergency action to end isolated seclusion of children in schools, saying the practice has been "misused and overused to a shocking extent."
Calling the seclusion of children in Illinois "appalling," Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker said that he directed the education agency to make the emergency rules, and that he will then work with legislators to make them law.
The rules would not totally ban the use of timeout rooms, but children would be put in timeout only if a "trained adult" is in the room and the door is unlocked. Timeouts also must be used only for therapeutic reasons or to protect the safety of students and staff, the board said.
The board also said it will begin collecting data on all instances of timeout and physical restraint in Illinois schools. State officials had not previously monitored these practices.
The response comes a day after the Chicago Tribune and ProPublica Illinois published an investigation, based on thousands of school records, that revealed children were put in isolation every school day for reasons that often violate the law.
"Isolated seclusion will end now," Pritzker said in a written statement. "It traumatizes children, does lasting damage to the most vulnerable and violates the most deeply held values of my administration and the State of Illinois. The use of this unacceptable practice in districts around the state for several years is appalling, and I am demanding complete and immediate accountability."
Earlier in the day, Pritzker told reporters the action couldn't wait even "another 24 hours." The rules will be filed on Wednesday, according to the statement.
At least one lawmaker also said he plans to introduce legislation by the end of the week that would ban isolated timeout in Illinois.
State schools superintendent Carmen Ayala called the investigation's findings "appalling, inexcusable and deeply saddening."
"ISBE condemns the unlawful use of isolated seclusion, and we will take immediate steps to ensure the traumatic treatment described in the investigation never happens to another Illinois student," Ayala said in a statement.
Under current Illinois law, it's legal for school employees to seclude students in a separate space — to put them in isolated timeout — if the students pose a safety threat to themselves or others.
For the investigation published Tuesday, ProPublica Illinois and the Tribune obtained records documenting more than 20,000 incidents of seclusion from the 2017-18 school year and through early December 2018.
Of those, about 12,000 included enough detail to determine what prompted the timeout, and in more than a third of those cases, school employees documented no safety reason for the seclusion.
The records also document the distress of students who were put in seclusion rooms alone, sometimes for hours. Aides logged the children crying, screaming, begging to be set free, ramming their heads into the walls and prying at the doors.
State Rep. Jonathan Carroll, D-Northbrook, said he expects to file legislation that would ban the use of isolated timeout in schools altogether. A former special education teacher, Carroll wrote an impassioned blog post about his own experience as a child in seclusion rooms at school, saying that at 45 he still has "nightmares because of this treatment."
"Isolation was my personal Hell," he wrote. "I begged my parents to take me out of that school and when they did, it changed my life."
"It is a battle I must and will fight," Carroll said. "To the 12-year-old boy who's still inside of me dealing with this pain, I will do everything in my power to not have others feel the same way."
Nineteen states prohibit some form of seclusion at school; four ban it outright. Illinois' law, enacted in 1999, states that schools can seclude children for safety reasons only.
The law was prompted by public outrage over the use of a 3-foot-square plywood box in Pontiac classrooms to isolate children with disabilities in 1989. Illinois temporarily banned the practice as the state studied it and then enacted guidelines.
Pritzker, who was speaking at an unrelated event, said he's seeking a long-term solution that addresses the root of the issue.
"We're going to do that work, but we need to just take a minute here to make sure that we're doing it the right way," he said.
According to the emergency rules ISBE plans to submit on Wednesday, all public and private schools will be required to submit data to the board within 48 hours of any instance of timeout or restraint. Further, all school districts will be required to submit data to ISBE on instances of timeout and restraint during the current school year and the prior two.
The Illinois Education Association, a teachers union that represents more than 135,000 members, issued a statement supporting the emergency actions.
"Safety is priority number one with our students, especially those who have traumatic pasts and who have special needs," IEA President Kathi Griffin said in a statement. "Seclusion takes safety out of the mix and adds fear and torment. Calm rooms, or reflection rooms, should provide caring adults, helping to support students and to teach them strategies for self-regulation."
This story is a collaboration between ProPublica Illinois and the Chicago Tribune.
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Jennings School District Replaces Taxi Cabs With Minivans To Get Homeless Kids To School
By Ryan Delaney • Nov 18, 2019
Ryan Delaney | St. Louis Public Radio
Jennings school students who are homeless and need a ride to school are arriving the way many suburban kids do: by minivan.
The small north St. Louis Country district of about 2,500 students began using minivans this fall to transport about two dozen homeless students to school. In the past, Jennings ordered up a fleet of taxi cabs. By switching to vans it owns, the district cut its transportation budget in half, improved attendance and reduced the stigma of showing up to school in a cab, administrators said.
From Competition To Cooperation: District And Charter Schools Are Working Together
By Ryan Delaney • Nov 5, 2019
File Photo | Ryan Delaney | St. Louis Public Radio
It's not unusual to see several school buses crisscrossing St. Louis neighborhoods early in the morning, each carrying just a few kids.
There's a chance that soon, students who live in the same neighborhoods but attend different schools, whether KIPP or Confluence charter schools or St. Louis Public Schools, could all pile onto the same bus.


Nanjing University (NJU), one of China's key comprehensive universities under the direct supervision of the Ministry of Education, dates from 1902 when it was known as Sanjiang Normal School. During the following decades, it evolved as Liangjiang Normal School, Nanjing Higher Normal School, National Southeast University, the Fourth Zhongshan University, and National Central University. In October 1950, as required by the Ministry of Education, the name was changed to Nanjing University (NJU). In 1952, due to the nationwide restructuring of colleges and universities, some academic units such as the School of Engineering and the School of Agriculture were separated from the university; meanwhile, it merged with the School of Liberal Arts and the School of Sciences of the University of Nanking founded in 1888. Its name remained while its campus moved from Sipailou to Gulou.
As a top university in China, the university boasts advanced teaching and research facilities. In its over 100 years' history, NJU has cultivated a great number of prominent and learned figures, and thus has greatly contributed to the nation's revitalization and development.
With its multi-disciplinary programs and distinguished faculty, NJU leads the institutions of higher learning in China. Statistics show that since 1992, the number of research papers by NJU faculty and students on the Science Citation Index (SCI) has ranked the first among universities in Mainland China for seven consecutive years. So did the number of the articles cited by international academic circles for eight years. In the past decade, NJU has won more than 800 national, ministerial and provincial awards, including over 40 National Awards of Natural Sciences, Awards of Science and Technology Progress, and Awards of Innovation.
NJU has made remarkable achievements in student education. Its current student body totals around 43,477 (12,655 undergraduates, 11,030 graduates). NJU students have been demonstrating their cutting-edge competitiveness in various competitions inside and outside of China. The university provides good facilities for both teaching and research work. Its library, one of the largest of its kind in China, has a collection of over 4.654 million volumes.
In addition to the excellence in teaching and research work, NJU is also known for its vigorous exchanges with the outside world. Starting from 1979, it has established academic links with more than 200 universities and research institutes in around 70 countries, and hosted over 120 international conferences. Nearly 2,500 faculty members have been abroad to pursue higher degrees or conduct research work, while over 1,800 international scholars have taught or lectured and more than 18,000 international students studied on NJU campus.
NJU never ceased its efforts to explore possible modes of cooperation and to learn from international experiences in teaching, researching and management. Such efforts resulted in the founding of the Center for Chinese and American Studies, the Sino-German Institute for Law Studies, and the Lab of Multi-Media Distance Teaching System. Regarded as "an overseas campus on the Chinese land," the Center for Chinese and American Studies has become a successful example of educational cooperation between China and the United States, and received much attention and acclamation from governments of both countries.
During its development, NJU has gained continuous support from both the government and the general public. In his 1992 visit, President Jiang Zemin encouraged NJU, as an educational and research center, to reach the world standards while preserving its own unique features. In 1994, NJU was among the first group of universities in the "Project 211" (which aimed at upgrading 100 Chinese universities into the world-class ones). In July 1999 and October 2006, agreements were signed between the Ministry of Education and Jiangsu Provincial Government to jointly support NJU's future development.
In the following days, NJU will deepen its reforms while carrying on its traditions. Aiming at excellence and innovativeness, it is headed for a world-class comprehensive research university with a global vision, and thus it will play a more prominent role in China's rise in the 21st century.


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Q: How do I test the time images take to load using a javascript loop I am trying to perform some tests to see how long different images take to return to my browser. I am using a javascript for loop. However, The loop seems to run before the first image is loaded and the return does not give an accurate answer. Below is my code:
for (var radius=1; radius<10; radius++)
{
var startTime = new Date().getTime();
var img = new Image();

img.onload = function() {
    var loadtime = new Date().getTime() - startTime;
    console.log("image with radius: "+radius+" took " + loadtime + "ms to load");
};

url="http://test"+radius+"test2.com";
img.src = url;
}

As a result, I get:
image with radius: 10 took 175ms to load
image with radius: 10 took 368ms to load
image with radius: 10 took 463ms to load
image with radius: 10 took 608ms to load
image with radius: 10 took 751ms to load
image with radius: 10 took 895ms to load
image with radius: 10 took 1038ms to load
image with radius: 10 took 1181ms to load
image with radius: 10 took 1324ms to load

I tried different methods of trying to get the loop to run only after each image is loaded without any success. Any ideas? Thanks!

A: You need to put the radius and the startTime variables in a closure, otherwise you will always refer to the same variable:
function getLoadhandler(starttime, logmsg) {
    return function() {
         // get the local variables
         console.log(logmsg+": "+(starttime-Date.now()));
    };
}

for (var radius=1; radius<10; radius++) {
    var img = new Image();
    img.onload = getLoadhandler(Date.now(), "Load time of image with radius "+radius);
    img.src = "http://test"+radius+"test2.com";
}


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Q: Update a value in Django without a refresh I am very new to web design and I need help with a problem I have at the moment. I have written a web page with the help of Django that pulls values out of a MySQL database and places them on webpage using an embedded for loop. The values in the database are constantly updated and to get the new values displayed at the moment I am simply refreshing the page. This method seems very clunky and I was wondering if there was easy way to have them update without a refresh?
!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8" />
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0.5">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style.css">
<link href="images/favicon.ico" rel="shortcut icon">
<title>Health monitor</title>

Health Monitor

Temperature Data

    {% for heat in temp %}

Current temperature {{ heat.hot }}

You might want to call a nurse

    {% endfor %}

A: There are a couple ways, perhaps the simplest and most accessible would be to use ajax polling to request updates on an interval.
This would be done in JavaScript. Every x seconds you would make a request to your django app to see if there are any changes.


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Boys Will Be
Bruce Brooks
Henry Holt & Co
Hardcover (Henry Holt & Co Oct. 1, 1993) , 1st edition
A collection of humorous but pointed essays captures the loud and gawky pleasures of boyhood with topics such as "Bullies," "Ten Things You Cannot Expect Your Mom to Come Close to Understanding," and "Risky Pals," among others.
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Broomhill Lawn Tennis and Squash club aims to create an enjoyable environment for all those who wish to take part in sport and social activities at the club, including children and vulnerable adults.
The club acknowledges that all participants have the right to be safe, secure and free from threat.
The club acknowledges that all participants have the right to be treated with respect and for their concerns to be listed to and acted upon.
The club acknowledges that every person who plays sport should be able to participate in an enjoyable and safe environment and be protected from abuse.
The club acknowledges that it is the responsibility of everyone involved in sport to safeguard others.
The club recognises its responsibility to safeguard the welfare of all vulnerable people by protecting them from physical, sexual or emotional harm and from neglect or bullying.
The club will encourage specific programs and facilities designed for members, with adequate supervision.
The club has procedures in place to help anyone who requests help and support on a confidential basis, in issues relating to Child Protection.
The club will ensure that any club members, coaches and volunteers working with potentially vulnerable people are aware of and apply for the LTA Code for Those Working with Children in Tennis, and have either undertaken a Criminal Records Bureau Disclosure or at the very least signed a club self-declaration form.


These kid-friendly cookies are a cinch to make and call for an rich vanilla frosting that can be prepared in the microwave.
Beat butter and sugar at medium speed with an electric mixer about 5 minutes or until creamy. Add egg yolks and vanilla, beating until blended. Combine flour and salt; gradually add to butter mixture, beating until blended after each addition. Cover and freeze 30 minutes.
Roll dough to a 3/8-inch thickness on a lightly floured surface. Cut desired shapes using favorite seasonal cutters; place on lightly greased baking sheets, allowing space for craft sticks. Insert 1 craft stick into bottom of each cookie.
Bake at 350° for 10 to 16 minutes or until edges are golden. (Baking times may vary with different cookie shapes and sizes.) Cool 5 minutes on baking sheets. Slip a metal spatula under cookies to loosen; cool completely on baking sheets.
Spread a generous amount of Easy Microwave Frosting where each stick and cookie are joined to ensure stability. Let dry about 30 minutes. Spread a thin layer of Easy Microwave Frosting on front side of each cookie, and sprinkle with desired decorations before frosting dries; then dry completely. Store in a cool, dry place.
Chocolate Cookies on a Stick: Reduce all-purpose flour to 1 3/4 cups, and add 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa. Proceed with recipe as directed.
Note: Do not substitute refrigerated cookie dough for this recipe. It contains leavening and tends to spread as it bakes, distorting cookie shapes.
Yields will vary depending on the sizes and shapes of your cookie cutters.


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Quantitative determination of farnesyl and geranylgeranyl diphosphate levels in mammalian tissue.
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Analytical biochemistry
Farnesyl diphosphate (FPP) and geranylgeranyl diphosphate (GGPP) are branch point intermediates of isoprenoid biosynthesis. Inhibitors of isoprenoid biosynthesis, such as the statins and… Expand
Pseudohypericin is necessary for the light-activated inhibition of prostaglandin E2 pathways by a 4 component system mimicking an Hypericum perforatum fraction.
K. Hammer, M. L. Hillwig, +5 authors D. Birt
Hypericum perforatum (Hp) has been used medicinally to treat a variety of conditions including mild-to-moderate depression. Recently, several anti-inflammatory activities of Hp have been reported. An… Expand
Hypericum in infection: Identification of anti-viral and anti-inflammatory constituents
D. Birt, M. Widrlechner, +10 authors Jason P. Price
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J. D. Neighbors, J. Beutler, D. Wiemer
The Journal of organic chemistry
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Total synthesis of (R,R,R)- and (S,S,S)-schweinfurthin F: differences of bioactivity in the enantiomeric series.
Nolan R. Mente, A. Wiemer, J. D. Neighbors, J. Beutler, R. Hohl, D. Wiemer
Total synthesis of the (R,R,R)- and (S,S,S)-enantiomers of the natural product schweinfurthin F has been completed. Comparisons of spectral data and optical rotations with those reported for the… Expand
Synthesis and structure-activity studies of schweinfurthin B analogs: Evidence for the importance of a D-ring hydrogen bond donor in expression of differential cytotoxicity.
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Bioorganic & medicinal chemistry
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Targeting protein geranylgeranylation slows tumor development in a murine model of prostate cancer metastasis
Jacqueline E. Reilly, J. D. Neighbors, R. Hohl
Cancer biology & therapy
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Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy in the canine model.
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The purpose of this study was to determine the feasibility of performing laparoscopic radical prostatectomy in a canine model. Laparoscopic radical prostatectomy was performed on six adult male… Expand
BF3 x Et2O-mediated cascade cyclizations: synthesis of schweinfurthins F and G.
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The total synthesis of the natural stilbene (+)-schweinfurthin G (8) has been accomplished through a sequence based on an efficient cationic cascade cyclization. This cascade process is initiated by… Expand


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Svalbard • 2012 • episode "Part 6" • Nature's Microworlds
In a revelatory look at Svalbard, the most northerly region in the series, Steve Backshall leaves no stone unturned as he unravels the secrets that lie covered in ice for most of each year. Svalbard is cold, dark and foreboding, yet it is home to the world's largest land predator and the most northerly population of large herbivore, but Steve discovers that the real secret to this place comes from a very different world.
Nature's Microworlds • 2012 • 6 episodes •
A visit to arguably the most famous archipelago on Earth, the Galapagos. It's home to a myriad of bizarre and unique creatures, endemic to these islands - but how did they get here and what is the key to these extraordinary islands that allows them to thrive? The programme reveals that this key holds not just the secret to life here, but also to how Darwin was able to leave with the ideas that would revolutionise biology.
2012 • Nature
A look at one of the most famous habitats on the planet, the Serengeti in East Africa, a vast grassland that is home to some of the greatest concentrations of herbivores on the continent. But what is the key to this exceptional grassland that allows such density and diversity?
Steve Backshall lifts the lid on an incredible world of intricate relationships and unexpected hardship in the Amazon rainforest, explores the way that the jungle's inhabitants interact, and reveals a hidden secret that might just be what keeps the whole place alive.
Monterey Bay on California's coast is one of the most diverse marine ecosystems in the world, its giant kelp forest bursting with life, from microscopic plankton to visiting ocean giants. The secret key to success in such a busy microworld is balance. Steve Backshall guides us through the unique geography of the bay and introduces some of its key characters in a quest to find the one species that keeps life in the kelp forest in check.
Steve Backshall tries to discover just what makes it possible for a river to stop in the middle of a desert. The Okavango is the world's largest inland delta and home to a one of Africa's greatest congregations of wildlife, and in asking the difficult questions Steve reveals the astounding secret to its existence.
The Secret Mind of Slime
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Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life
David Attenborough asks three key questions: how and why did Darwin come up with his theory of evolution? Why do we think he was right? And why is it more important now than ever before?
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Lakers Clean House, Magic Johnson Promoted
Spencer Ray
Weeks after joining the Lakers to assist in building the team's future, Earvin "Magic" Johnson has been named president of basketball operations of the Los Angles Lakers. Johnson will report directly to team owner, Jeanie Buss.
The Lakers also relieved Mitch Kupchak of his duties as general manager and Jim Buss was also let go and will no longer be Vice president of basketball operations according to NBA.com.
Kupchak has been the team's general manager since 2000, the longest current stretch running a front office in the NBA.
Buss had been in charge of basketball operations for 12 years alongside Kupchak.
Sitting at 19-38, Los Angeles is quite long shot to make the playoffs which would be the fourth straight year of missing the post season.


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President Obama on Friday promised that he will "not accept a bad deal" with Iran over its nuclear program, adding that "nobody has a more personal stake" in the ongoing negotiations.
Speaking at Adas Israel, one of the largest Jewish congregations in the Washington, D.C. area, Mr. Obama said that as part of the deal, "Iran must not under any circumstances be allowed to get a nuclear weapon." Still, he acknowledged, "There's a debate about how to achieve that, and that's a healthy debate."
"I'm interested in a deal that blocks every single one of Iran's pathways" to a nuclear weapon, he said. "If they try to cheat, we will immediately know about it."
The deal must also, he said, address the challenge for the longterm. Mr. Obama finally said he's seeking "a deal that makes the world and the region, including Israel, more secure."
Repeating an assertion he recently made to journalist Jeffrey Goldberg, Mr. Obama said he's seeking a good deal because "this deal will have my name on it."
"Nothing's agreed until everything's agreed," Mr. Obama said. "All options are and will remain on the table."
Mr. Obama also promised that America will always stand behind Israel. He also vigorously defended his own support for Israel.
"I can say that no administration has done more to ensure that Israel can protect itself than this one," he said.
Mr. Obama said he objects "forcefully" to the notion that his disagreements with Israel's government suggest he doesn't support Israel.
"I feel a responsibility to speak out honestly about" Middle Eastern issues, he said, adding that glossing over differences is "not a true measure of friendship."
The president expressed his support for a Palestinian state, while acknowledging the security risks Israel faces. He also noted the "deeply disturbing" rise in anti-semitism in unexpected parts of the world, warning that "this is not some passing fad."
Mr. Obama was at Adas Israel to celebrate Jewish American Heritage month. His visit also coincides with the Solidarity Shabbat, when government officials around North America and Europe participate in events and visit synagogues to highlight their commitment to fighting anti-semitism.
To open his remarks, Mr. Obama noted that he's been called "the first Jewish president of the United States."
"Since some people still have questions about my faith, I should make clear this was an honorary title, but I was flattered," he joked.


It's not a good time to be gazing out at the garden. Firstly, there's a lot of soggy brown vegetation which is evidently not going to delight us this year by hardening into individual frosted sculptures; then there are the pools of water laying on the borders and beds, not draining because of the sheer volume of rain, and lastly of course there are an extraordinary number of stricken or fallen trees – devastated by those incredible winds yesterday.
On the skyline at a local Golf Course, there is a comedy line of conifers standing at a 45º angle, and everywhere you look there are fallen trees or massive branches lying on the ground that have left terrible raw gashes in the sides of otherwise rain-blackened trees.
We have lost a Maple in the residents' garden – a small tree by comparison to those in the Glasgow Botanics, but it will still leave a significant gap.
What to make of all this? Opportunity is the answer. Coincidentally, we were recently offered a small Sorbus tree for the garden by a local school and this could provide the perfect replacement. However, I also think it is important to look at the new space and see what changes may be afforded by the removal of the Maple. A more airy space in a part of the garden that is usually quite shady may provide the chance to do something different. In addition, the other Ilex tree there is suddenly of more visual interest now that it is not competing with the Maple. The recently extended hedging in that part of the garden will indeed be thrilled. More light, more space, more food. We can expect that to do better this year. So, a time to consider our next move, but not a time to despair. A loss in the garden is always an opportunity to try something new. And given the weather, it looks like we'll have plenty of time to consider what that will be…..


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What Is Health Literacy?
According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' (HHS) Healthy People 2030 initiative, health literacy involves the information and services that people need to make well-informed health decisions. There many aspects of health literacy:
Personal health literacy is the degree to which individuals have the ability to find, understand, and use information and services to inform health-related decisions and actions for themselves and others. Examples of personal health literacy include understanding prescription drug instructions, understanding doctor's directions and consent forms, and the ability to navigate the complex healthcare system.
Organizational health literacy is the degree to which organizations equitably enable individuals to find, understand, and use information and services to inform health-related decisions and actions for themselves and others. Examples of organizational health literacy include simplifying the process to schedule appointments, using the Teach-Back method to ensure patient comprehension, and providing communications in the appropriate language, reading level and format.
Digital health literacy, as defined by the World Health Organization, is the ability to seek, find, understand, and appraise health information from electronic sources and apply the knowledge gained to addressing or solving a health problem. Examples of digital health literacy include accessing your electronic health record, communicating electronically with your health care team, ability to discern reliable online health information, and using health and wellness apps.
Numeracy, also known as quantitative literacy, refers to a set of mathematical and advanced problem-solving skills that are necessary to succeed in a society increasingly driven by data, as defined by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Examples of Numeracy include understanding nutrition information, interpreting blood sugar readings, taking correct dosage of medication (ex. take one capsule twice a day), evaluating treatment benefits and risks, and understanding insurance costs and coverage.
Who Has Limited Health Literacy Skills?
Nearly 9 out of 10 adults struggle with health literacy. Even people with high literacy skills may have low health literacy skills in certain situations. For example, someone who is stressed and sick when they're accessing health information may have trouble remembering, understanding, and using that information.
Why Is Health Literacy Important?
Health literacy involves more than reading — it also includes specific skills, like calculating the right dose of a medicine, following directions for fasting before a surgery, or checking a nutrition label to make sure an item is safe for someone with a food allergy. People with low health literacy skills may have trouble doing these things.
People with low health literacy skills are more likely to:
Have poor health outcomes, including hospital stays and emergency room visits
Make medication errors
Have trouble managing chronic diseases
Skip preventive services, like flu shots
People with higher health literacy skills are more likely to make informed health decisions. That means they're more likely to be healthy — and even to live longer.
How Can We Address Health Literacy?
Communicating clearly with people helps them find and understand health information. And when people understand health information, they can make well-informed health decisions.
We can also consider taking these steps to address health literacy:
Ensure that people in the community can easily access the health information they need
Create and provide plain language health materials in different languages
Provide trainings to teach health professionals and others who provide health information about health literacy best practices
Create clearinghouses of information about health literacy for health professionals
Review health materials (like insurance forms and medication instructions) with community members to help make sure they understand the information — and what actions they need to take
You can find more information about Health Literacy in MedlinePlus. To find journal articles about Health Literacy, you can use the MEDLINE/PubMed health literacy search to retrieve citations to English language journal literature.
How does NNLM support Health Literacy?
Training. The Network of the National Library of Medicine offers training for those who provide health information to the public such as our On Demand Health Literacy Class. Many of our trainings support the understanding of health literacy and its effects on health while others help professionals gain needed skills to address health literacy in their communities.
Resources. NNLM creates and promotes resources that can support network members in improving the health literacy of their communities. These resources include:
Clinical Conversations is a training program for clinicians about health literacy and related concepts. This program allows clinical trainers or managers to offer brief trainings embedded into existing meetings or trainings as a way to offer continuing education that does not take time out of already busy schedules.
Engage for Health is program is available for libraries, community and faith based agencies and health care providers to offer in their communities. The program consists of tools to conduct a community education program on taking an active role in health care and patient-doctor communication.
Project SHARE is a program developed by the University of Maryland Health Sciences and Human Services Library and funded by the National Library of Medicine. Project SHARE aims to build high school students' skills to reduce health disparities at the personal, family and community level. Module II of the curriculum focuses on health literacy.
Digital Health Literacy Tools from NNLM and All of Us in partnership with the Public Library Association (PLA) and Wisconsin Health Literacy aim to reach people on the other side of the digital divide. These tools help people gain the digital literacy skills needed to access and evaluate health information online and to participate in the All of Us Research Program (All of Us).
Evaluating Internet Health Information: A Tutorial from the National Library of Medicine and MedlinePlus teaches people how to evaluate a variety of sources on the internet to determine how to find reliable sources. This also teaches people how to make proactive decisions about their health.
Funding. NNLM's Regional Medical Libraries offer grant funding in their respective regions. Funded projects often address health literacy by linking members of the community with quality health information resources and providing training on their use. Other projects address health literacy by offering training to information professionals, healthcare providers or other health professionals about how to support and address health literacy in their communities. Select projects are highlighted in the videos below. More information about funding, including additional previously funded projects is available on NNLM's funding page.
Promotores de Salud (Tucson, AZ)
NLM Outreach - Wash and Learn (St Paul, MN)
Technology Outreach to Reduce Health Disparities and Stigma
An Introduction to Proposal Writing
RD3 Scope Statement and Selection Criteria
Data Competencies
Data Glossary
PHDL Collection
Clinical Conversations Training Program
Scholarly Communications Resources
Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
Community-based Organizations
Health Literacy Projects
Browse NNLM's past funded projects to gain inspiration for your health literacy project.
Past funded projects
Clinical Conversations
Use this program in your next staff meeting or training to increase knowledge and awareness of health literacy and associated skills and tools. Clinical Conversations includes 7 subjects, each containing 3-12 modules and ready-to-use materials.


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The year is 1595, and struggling playwrights Nigel and Nick Bottom are planning on taking Shakespeare down a peg or two. Their idea? To conjure up the one type of show that's outside of The Bard's wheelhouse - the musical! An uproariously irreverent and meta portrait of the Renaissance, Something Rotten! tracks the Brothers' shaky progress while gleefully parodying The Great White Way's greatest hits along the way, riffing on everything from Phantom of the Opera to Les Miserables.
This gloriously silly musical first premiered on Broadway in 2015, where it proved a hit with audiences and critics alike, garnering a stunning ten Tony nominations, and winning one for Christian Borle's portrayal of Shakespeare. With another production transferring over to London's West End, Something Rotten is taking it doublets and ruffs on the road in one of 2016's biggest new tours.
Music and lyrics come courtesy of crack brotherly duo Wayne and Karey Kirkpatrick, the latter of whom also co-wrote the book alongside British humorist John O'Farrell. The Book of Mormon director Casey Nicholaw steered the ship for its original Broadway production.
What is Something Rotten! About?
It's tough being a playwright in Elizabethan England, not least because a certain pompous (but honestly rather dashing) rascal called William Shakespeare is hogging all the limelight. Comedies, tragedies, histories...you name it, and he can write it. So what are struggling thesps The Bottom Brothers to do? Well, in their desperation they seek the advice of an aged soothsayer, who advises them to try their hand at whole new kind of theatrical show - a play that incorporates song and dance numbers!
So the Bottoms begin creating Omelette, the world's first ever musical. Unfortunately things don't quite go to plan, especially when that bounder Shakespeare begins poking his nose in.
Performance date: 25 March 2019
May be unsuitable for children younger than eight years old.
Two hours and 30 minutes including one intermission
And before you stop reading
Images are from the Broadway production
Matthew Janisse as Nick Bottom
Mathew Baker as Shakespeare
Richard Spitaletta as Nigel Bottom
Emily Kirsten Morris as Bea
Greg Kalafatas as Nostradamus
Jennifer Elizabeth Smith as Portia
Mark Saunders as Brother Jeremiah
Jeff Brooks as Shylock
Music and Lyrics by Wayne & Karey Kirkpatrick
Book by John O' Farrell & Karey Kirkpatrick
Choreography by Casey Nicolaw
2015 TONY AWARD WINS
Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical (Christian Borle)
2015 TONY AWARD NOMINATIONS
Best Book of a Musical
Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical (Brian d'Arcy James)
Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical (Brad Oscar)
Best Direction of a Musical
Best Choreography
Best Orchestrations
Best Costume Design of a Musical
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Lois E Ackmann was born on February 5, 1929. She died on June 30, 2006 at 77 years old. We know that Lois E Ackmann had been residing in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.
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1929 - In the year that Lois E Ackmann was born, the St. Valentine's Day Massacre happened on February 14th. In Chicago, seven men from the North Side Irish gang were gunned down by Al Capone's South Side Italian gang at the garage at 2122 North Clark Street. Al Capone was making a successful move to take over Chicago's organized crime. But the St. Valentine's Day massacre also resulted in a public outcry against all gangsters.
1933 - She was only 4 years old when on March 4th, Franklin Delano Roosevelt became the 32nd President of the United States. He was elected four times (equaled by no other President) and guided the United States through the Great Depression, the Dust Bowl, and World War 2. His wife was his cousin Eleanor Roosevelt (Teddy Roosevelt's niece) who President Truman called "First Lady of the World". Some of the major programs that survive from his presidency are the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Wagner Act (The National Labor Relations Act of 1935) , the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Social Security.
1969 - At the age of 40 years old, Lois was alive when one hundred countries, along with the United States and the Soviet Union signed the nuclear nonproliferation treaty (NPT). It called for stopping the spread of nuclear weapons, the peaceful use of nuclear energy, and the goal of nuclear disarmament.
1975 - Lois was 46 years old when in January, Popular Mechanics featured the Altair 8800 on it's cover. The Altair home computer kit allowed consumers to build and program their own personal computers. Thousands were sold in the first month.
1988 - She was 59 years old when on December 16th, 1988 the popular film Rain Man was released. Featuring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise. this film brought attention to autistic savants and was based on the "megasavant" Laurence Kim Peek. The film would later go to win four Oscars including Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay, Best Director and Best Actor in a Leading Role.
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James Ensor, La mort et les maques, 1897; © Liège, Musée des Beaux-Arts - La Boverie
The work of the Belgian artist James Ensor (1860-1949), the famous "painter of masks", is deeply rooted in the history of the Kunsthalle Mannheim. As early as 1928, the painter was celebrated there in a solo exhibition as an important contemporary exceptional artist. Now the Kunsthalle is once again dedicating a major exhibition to James Ensor, centred on the fate of a painting that once belonged to the museum's collection: the painting "Death and the Masks" was confiscated by the National Socialists in 1937 as "degenerate" and is now in the Musee des Beaux-Arts Liège. It is returning temporarily to Mannheim for the exhibition. In the 1950s, the painting "Dead Cockerel" was acquired as a replacement for the lost picture. It is exemplary for Ensor's still lifes, which claim an important place in his oeuvre. As a picture within a picture, it appears in Ensor's central "The Skeleton Painter". Grouped around these three paintings are further international loans on the motif of self-portrait-mask-death-still life, which show how closely interwoven this theme was in Ensor's oeuvre. The show is complemented by the Kunsthalle's extensive collection of graphic works by the artist, including "Scènes de la vie du Christ" and "La Gamme d' Amour". In total, more than 60 paintings, 120 works on paper and several masks from Ensor's collection will be on display.
Curator: Dr. Inge Herold
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Exhibition organized with the support of the Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp (KMSKA).
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Q: Downgrade database from SQL Server 2012 to 2008 I want to downgrade the database to SQL Server 2008 Enterprise edition. I know there is no direct option. I tried to backup on 2012 and then restore on 2008. Not working.Any Idea on how to completely transfer database ?

A: You cannot convert a SQL Server 2012 database file to a SQL Server 2008 database file. The downgrade is not possible. The compatibility of database files is available only from an old version to a newer one, not the opposite. Indeed, you can convert a SQL Server 2008 database file to SQL Server 2012 database file.
Use the integrated SQL Server tools:

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*Right click on the database.

*Select Tasks and Generate Scripts.

Following the wizard, at the end of it in the Advanced Scripting Options clicking the "Advanced" button, select the SQL Server version for which you want to generate the scripts, using the option Script for Server Version. Moreover, you would be able to generate the scripts to export the schema of your objects and/or the data, selecting the option Types of data to script, as you can see in the screenshot below:

The time needed for the process to generate both (schema and data) will depend on the amount of data you want to export, of course. As @Arun suggested, have a look at the process in more detail here, using step by step instructions.


Then just the red light will flash.
When the level changes from play to gentle you will hear a click and the same will happen from level gentle to play.
Using the + or – button, move the level to gentle – the Gentle LED will be lit.
After a few seconds of you not touching the unit the red LED will flash.
When you step the Gamercize unit will register which level you have reached and the appropriate LED (gentle, skill etc) will flash along with you stepping. Your USB device will receive the signal from the unit and then operate normally. If you fall below the level set, in this case gentle, your USB device will cut out.
> Gamercize - When stepping no light is flashing on GZ Pro-Sport no green light on controller.


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