I chaperoned my daughter's field trip to the de Young Museum last week. I've always loved art museums; I studied fine art in college, I still paint when I'm able, and I'm really into the idea of public/organizational spaces being galleries of human creativity. But even better is to see what a group of eight year-olds does when let loose inside (and outside) the hallowed spaces of a major bastion of contemporary visual culture.
The moment we gathered to hear from our guides about our upcoming experience (and how to do the near-impossible-for-8-year-olds by not running/jumping/shouting/pushing), I immediately thought about this as the perfect location for professional development. Much like #OpenAirPD, visiting a museum is a chance to invite new connections (between people, between ideas) by disrupting our patterns of interacting and shifting away from the spaces in which we are accustomed to working with each other.
If a museum like the DeYoung isn't within easy reach, I would recommend taking your staff PD to a sister campus (and invite that school to yours) – anything to step away from our typical landscape.
In the spirit of cross-pollination, nothing seems more fitting to PD for educators than visiting a public institution dedicated to creativity and innovation. It's also got cool features like a cafeteria with pastries (and other good food) – so basically you've covered Maslow from the most basic to the most exalted. Good PD experiences always begin by attending to our most fundamental human needs – safety, comfort, goodies!
The artist/docent took half our group on a tour of a few different pieces (here considering a Wayne Thiebaud). I really liked some of the questions he shared with the kids to get them to look beyond the most obvious aspects of the work. Studies show that, on average, people look at a painting for 15 seconds or less (including the Mona Lisa!). Have small groups form and pick 6-8 works to consider through the lens of these questions – spending five minutes at each piece, just to make sure we are shattering the average!
What feeling is the artist trying to impart through this work? What specifically makes you think this?
How did the artist feel when creating this piece?
What feelings emerge after one minute of looking? After five?
What aspect of the work did you not notice at first? What did you find yourself focusing on?
What surprised you most about this piece?
We often focus too much on the work itself; what about the shadows they cast? Ordinary objects (burned driftwood) can suddenly take on an ethereal quality. Are there spaces inside/outside your buildings that invite the same sense of shifting?
One of the first things I came across upon discovering my favorite blog is the image below – exactly the reason why we need to have children running around museums, paying attention to things we adults fail to notice. What are the things we fail to notice in our own working/learning spaces?
Sensory prompt: Find a spot and stand/sit there for 10 minutes. No speaking, just noticing the forces at play around you and how your senses respond to them. Quick write/sketch.
After several visits to the de Young, I realized I had not known they have an installation from artist Roger Turrell (maybe it's time to study the museum guide more carefully!). I've included Turrell in a previous post about transparency (spaces that encourage it); the beauty of freely wandering around a space is stumbling across surprises like this.
Vertical panoramic of the interior. Bodies/light in motion! A kiva-like gathering space.
It's hard to sit still around the Keith Haring sculpture. Like the Turrell Skydome – a study in motion.
The last time I visited was to see the David Hockney exhibit – the most powerful show I have ever seen. Why so powerful? Hockney's passion for exploring new media (from watercolors to iPad drawings) and his unique way of representing multiple perspectives that contribute to a greater whole (you've seen the famous polaroid assemblage from the desert). Thankfully the de Young has an installation of his York landscapes; 18 screens that each capture a slightly different view while moving "forward" to the right at subtly varying paces. The 12-minute piece takes us through a variety of landscapes, not bothering to edit out (or pick up in advance) trash along the side of the road (notice the plastic cup cover in the second and third images below).
Professional development experiences can feel like the shadows cast in the works above; hard to grasp, lacking weight/texture, slipping from our memory as time/school days ceaselessly hurtle forward. Equip a few different members of your staff with an iPad or other video-recording device and have them create a 5-8 minute "documentaries" of the day capturing the place and the people (invest wisely and get these people a release day to do this work). Have your next meeting be a showing of these films. Then share the films with your students (and us on social media).
I like this notion of PD as something more than inspiring (inspiration often is a reaffirmation of what we already think/feel/believe); at its best it can take us by surprise – offering a view of something we hadn't yet considered, or that we had overlooked.
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...how difficult can that be?


It is one of those mornings where a difficult decision has to be made. Luci, almost 20 months old, has been sick since the Friday night after Thanksgiving, and my husband is out of PTO and I do not yet have eligible sick or vacation time. I do, however, have a job that has a modicum of flexibility. So, on Monday, I take our daughter to the pediatrician's 7:30 a.m. walk-in hours, to find out why she has been throwing up phlegm and waking up in the middle of the night with labored breathing. She is diagnosed with Respiratory Syncytial Virus, and I am told she may return to preschool the following day, barring any complications.
But today, today Luci's care is all mine, which I love, but I also worry, as many parents do, what staying home means, not only for our little girl, but also for our bottom line.
Other questions arise too: How much is Luci's comfort and care worth? How do you break down the cost of transport to a doctor's office? The hours I have spent up with my beloved toddler, who wakes at 11 p.m., 2 a.m., 4 a.m. coughing and wheezing. I clear the snot from her nose (often against her will), console her as she becomes ill, clean us both up (and wash, dry, and fold all the laundry involved), and get her back to sleep in clean sheets, blankets, and pajamas? How do you estimate the value of staying home, even a day, so my husband may pursue his career?
These are some of the important questions artist Patti Maciesz wanted to explore as she navigated motherhood and uncovered the unpaid, often "invisible" work most, if not all, women perform as caregivers and mothers. Maciesz's art showcases the time she spends with her toddler son Abe, which she began tracking after the Women's March in 2017. Paying attention to the care she gave her then infant son helped Maciesz create her art project, Bill the Patriarchy, which asks women to estimate the number of hours they perform cleaning, child care, cooking, emotional labor, household management, driving, and other work. Maciesz creates invoices from those who take her short quiz on her homepage, which she then emails to survey respondents, showing women what their "value" would be in terms of dollars and cents. So far, Maciesz said, on average, the unpaid wages reported by each respondent has totaled $100,000 per year.
Maciesz encourages quiz respondents to fax their messages to elected representatives in Congress to not only make visible their contributions to society at-large but also to create a sea change of advocacy for universal childcare and compensation for unpaid domestic work. So far, over 3,000 people have taken Maciesz's quiz, but those respondents are only the tip of the iceberg, she said. According to the Pew Research Center, there are over 11 million stay-at-home parents in America, with 25 percent of those parents living in poverty.
Maciesz knows, however, the premise of "billing the patriarchy" is controversial, but she believes it is time for women to receive just compensation for the important, unpaid job of raising the next generation.
"People laugh at me," Maciesz said, "but I don't think it's unreasonable if you are paid. You do get financial help from the government [for eldercare]." Perhaps one of the main reasons government programs, such as Medicaid or Veterans Administration benefits, do exist to defray the costs of caring for aging parents is "babies don't vote," as Maciesz's husband pointed out during a conversation.


I'm Jenna Em, a Huffington Post and MovieFone writer, mom to 5 kids aged 6- to 11-years old, and marketing and social media expert. Prior to starting a blog and having a family, I was a Product Marketing Manager and Marketing Manager in the high tech industry for over a decade. I also have an Honours B.A. from the University of Toronto's faculty of Arts and Science. I reside with my family in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
This blog, SnyMed.com was founded in January 2012. The blog discusses brands I enjoy, family life, movies, entertainment, travel, Toronto and Canada. It's a clean blog, and will always feature images that are appropriate for family viewing, and writing that's free of profanity.
I started this blog because I wanted to combine all the things that I enjoy in one place: brands, my family, entertainment, travel, being social, connecting with others, creative writing, photography, and creating new content and ideas. Of course, I deliver all this with my own unique view, and try to do so in a politically correct manner.
Some brands that I have worked with include: HP Canada, Eddie Bauer, Old Navy, Walt Disney Motion Pictures Canada, Disney Junior Canada (Brand Ambassador), Feld Entertainment (Disney on Ice, Monster Jam), Koba Entertainment (Max & Ruby on Tour, Strawberry Shortcake on Tour), CAA (Brand Ambassador), Hot Wheels (Brand Ambassador), Kellogg's (Brand Ambassador), Shaw Communications, Columbia Sportswear, Saban Brands (Brand Ambassador) Power Rangers (Brand Ambassador), Sony Centre Toronto (Scooby Doo Live, Bugs Bunny at the Symphony), Panasonic Theatre Toronto (CATS), Fisher-Price, 20th Century Fox Canada, Universal Pictures Canada, Paramount Pictures Canada, Ontario Science Centre, Great Wolf Lodge, Canada's Wonderland, Boston Pizza, Schneiders, Dempster's, Maple Leaf Prime, Uncle Ben's, General Mills, SodaStream (Brand Ambassador) ...and more!
Your new look is great Jenna, congrats!!
Hi Jenna, you are super woman, in my books. I don't know how you do what you do with five kids. You are obviously very organized and maintain a strict routine. Do you drop into bed each night absolutely exhausted? I am a fairly new visitor to your blog and plan to be a regular visitor. Hats off to you Jenna!
Alexa, thanks for stopping by! Things are much easier now that the kids are a bit older. Having 5 kids 5 years and under was a lot of work.
I really enjoy your blog. Since I retired I find this is a marvel way for outside contact. Retired from the retail world I should say as we own a hobby farm that keeps me busy along with my four grandchildren.
Pat, thanks for your kind words! The hobby farm sounds great - and the grandchildren a wonderful blessing!
You are one busy lady! good for you Jenna, and thanks for all he great contests!
..just to let you know when I tired to enter this contest I got something which looked a lot like a phishing scam asking for my personal sign in info related to a so called "google" related search item --sure hope this does not mean this link has been hacked --I am also advising saveland site which was the link to the contest. Thanks!
Thanks for the head's up. You never need a username or password to login to the SnyMed.com website.
Thanks again, this problem has now been fixed by the SnyMed.com webmaster (me)!
It is wonderful to find Canadian content in the blog world. Love your blog and will look forward to keeping up with you via your newsletters!
I am so happy to have found your blog some 6 months ago,I have learned so much and truly enjoyed it.
Looking forward to reading whats up next!


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using namespace std;

// Function prototype
int *duplicateArray(const int *, int);
void displayArray(const int[], int);

int main()
{
   // Define constants for the array sizes.
   const int SIZE1 = 5, SIZE2 = 7, SIZE3 = 10;

   // Define three arrays of different sizes.
   int array1[SIZE1] = { 100, 200, 300, 400, 500 };
   int array2[SIZE2] = { 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70 };
   int array3[SIZE3] = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 };

   // Define three pointers for the duplicate arrays.
   int *dup1 = nullptr, *dup2 = nullptr, *dup3 = nullptr;

   // Duplicate the arrays.
   dup1 = duplicateArray(array1, SIZE1);
   dup2 = duplicateArray(array2, SIZE2);
   dup3 = duplicateArray(array3, SIZE3);

   // Display the original arrays.
   cout << "Here are the original array contents:\n";
   displayArray(array1, SIZE1);
   displayArray(array2, SIZE2);
   displayArray(array3, SIZE3);

   // Display the new arrays.
   cout << "\nHere are the duplicate arrays:\n";
   displayArray(dup1, SIZE1);
   displayArray(dup2, SIZE2);
   displayArray(dup3, SIZE3);

   // Free the dynamically allocated memory and
   // set the pointers to 0.
   delete [] dup1;
   delete [] dup2;
   delete [] dup3;
   dup1 = nullptr;
   dup2 = nullptr;
   dup3 = nullptr;
   return 0;
}
//*****************************************************
// The duplicateArray function accepts an int array   *
// and an int that indicates the array's size. The    *
// function creates a new array that is a duplicate   *
// of the argument array and returns a pointer to the *
// new array. If an invalid size is passed the        *
// function returns null.                             *
//*****************************************************

int *duplicateArray(const int *arr, int size)
{
   int *newArray = nullptr;

   // Validate the size. If 0 or a negative
   // number was passed, return a null pointer.
   if (size <= 0)
      return nullptr;

   // Allocate a new array.
   newArray = new int[size];

   // Copy the array's contents to the
   // new array.
   for (int index = 0; index < size; index++)
      newArray[index] = arr[index];

   // Return a pointer to the new array.
   return newArray;
}

//**************************************************
// The displayArray function accepts an int array  *
// and its size as arguments and displays the      *
// contents of the array.                          *
//**************************************************

void displayArray(const int arr[], int size)
{
   for (int index = 0; index < size; index++)
      cout << arr[index] << " ";
   cout << endl;
}

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Police extend nighttime sales restrictions in Harju, Ida-Viru counties
ERR News
A bar. Source: Anna Aurelia Minev/ERR
Restrictions on the sale of alcohol at night have been extended in Harju and Ida-Viru counties by the Police and Border Guard Board on Friday. Restrictions will be lifted in Tartu, Võru, Põlva and Valga counties.
The restrictions will be in place between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. to stop the spread of coronavirus in bars, clubs and restaurants.
The Health Board's data shows Tallinn is the area with the highest risk in Estonia in terms of population and population density. As of today, 92 people are infected with the virus in Harju County, 79 of them in Tallinn. The proportion of cases in the capital has doubled per 100,000 inhabitants in just a week.
"As the weather is cool and people are often indoors, drinking alcohol creates the possibility that the safe distance and hygiene are forgotten and the morbidity can rise sharply. Therefore, I also support the continuation of the restriction on the sale of alcohol at night, "said Kristian Jaani, Prefect of the North.
The Police and Border Guard Board has sent the corresponding order electronically to all entertainment and catering establishments in Ida-Viru and Harju counties. The necessity to extend the restriction will be reassessed together with the Health Board in a week.
Eastern prefect Tarvo Kruup said the Police and Border Guard Board work on the advice from the weekly overview and recommendations of the Health Board.
"Although we have seen a relatively small increase in coronavirus infections in Ida-Viru County in recent days, the total number of both sick and monitored people in the county has been very high in recent weeks. Before the introduction of the restriction the infection rate of Ida-Viru County was 26 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, yesterday this number was 66," he said.
"The purpose of the restriction on the sale of alcohol is to prevent the spread of the virus. By extending it, we thus promote the continued maintenance of social distance and avoid the accumulation of large groups in small spaces. With this, we reduce the physical contact between people in order to protect our residents from this disease."
Tartu County and south Estonia
Southern Prefect Vallo Koppel said that as the epidemiological situation in Tartu County has normalized, the restriction on alcohol sales in Tartu County will end on the morning of Monday, September 7.
"The development of the future situation depends on all the people, but also on the entrepreneurs, who have a responsible role in following the applicable restrictions and creating a safe environment for visitors," the prefect explained.
Restrictions will also be lifted in Võru, Põlva and Valga counties on Monday.
Editor: Helen Wright
Tartu bars preparing to reopen after alcohol restrictions lifted
City government gives Old Town businesses 80 percent rental relief
Health Board: 32 new cases of COVID-19 diagnosed over last 24 hours
Feature | Late-night alcohol sales ban hits Tallinn, Tartu bar owners hard
Weather: New week to bring some rainclouds

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Summer has arrived in full swing – it's time to put on your sunglasses, keep the swimsuits ready and drink iced-tea on repeat!While the cold coffee runs and dips in the pool it is definitely one of the funnest parts of Delhi's sweltering summer. We all agree that what we love most about summer in Delhi – is to get out of it!
Summer holidays are by far the most awaited part of the year's calendar, and most of us try to pencil in a vacation into our busy summer plans! This summer, make your vacation worthwhile – and that means no disasters! Here's a short list of things that are a must-pack no matter where you're traveling!
1. Comfortable shoes – Of course they should be stylish, and of course you should look like you walked out of a magazine – but when traveling, comfort trumps almost everything else! To put it simply, go for a cute pair of flip-flops or sneakers! Check out Havaianas, Nike or many more for funky options!
2. Sunscreen – It doesn't matter where you're going – be it a beach or a sunny town or even a hill station, if you haven't packed sunscreen, you have a disaster on your hands! We recommend at least an SPF 30 to be safe! You can buy this at stores like Guardian GNC Livewell, Sehpora & others.
3. A book, kindle or tablet – Long journeys with nothing to do is a terrible start to a vacation! Make sure you pack something to read on the way! You can use a kindle or tablet – or do it the old-fashioned way – with a book! Check out stores like Croma or a book store like Om Book Shop!
4. A camera (or a smartphone with a kickass camera) – Admit it, it's pointless packing your cutest outfits & traveling to exotic places if you cant take photographs there! Invest in a camera or a phone with an awesome camera to make the most of your holiday! Visit Samsung or the Imagine Apple store to check out new models!
5. Ipod/headphones– Just incase you're stuck with a very talkative and/or loud neighbor on a flight or for the moments you just want to enjoy the view (at a beach perhaps) and drown out all other sounds – headphones will be your savior! Buy them from our stores like Planet M (you will thank us later).
Keep these things handy in your travel bags and we assure you a more comfortable holiday. And if it so happens that you aren't traveling this summer, don't worry & simply visit us so you can shop it off!


KATHMANDU, July 28 - Nepali police detained 30 Tibetan refugees, including nuns and monks, marching to the Tibetan border to protest against crackdowns on anti-China demonstrators.
The exiles were picked up on Sunday from the northeastern Nepali village of Jalbire, close to the Friendship Bridge which lies on Nepal's border with China and is the only international gateway to Tibet open to tourists.
"They were trying to march to Tibet and see the situation there for themselves," said Tashi Dorjee, a refugee in Kathmandu.
The march on Sunday was the latest in a series of protests by exiled Tibetans in Nepal since deadly anti-government riots broke out in Tibetan capital Lhasa and other areas in China in mid-March, to mark the anniversary of a 1959 failed uprising against Chinese rule.
Nepal, where more than 20,000 exiled Tibetans live, is the second-biggest home for Tibetans outside Tibet after neighboring India.
Police officer Suraj Khatri Chhetri said the refugees were being driven to Kathmandu, where they would be handed over to immigration authorities.
Nepali police broke up a similar march by Tibetans this month and detained 42 exiles in the same area.
Last week, New York-based Human Rights Watch said that China was putting pressure on Nepal to crack down on protests by the Tibetans, a charge Beijing has denied.
Nepal considers Tibet part of its influential giant neighbor China.
In India, six members of the Tibetan Youth Congress began a hunger strike on Monday in New Delhi to protest against the Olympic Games, which will open next month in Beijing.
"The Chinese people deserve to host the Olympic Games, but what the Tibetans and the Chinese people deserve more now is freedom," the organization said in a statement.


I live and work here in the Lehigh Valley region of Southeastern Pennsylvania. We're just about an hour and a half north of Philadelphia and about the same east of New York City. This central location was home for many, many years to Bethlehem Steel. They were the main employer in the Lehigh Valley for over 140 years before closing in 2001. Steel supplied by Bethlehem Steel helped build the George Washington Bridge, The Golden Gate Bridge, Madison Square Garden, Rockefeller Center, and the Hoover Dam.
The site of the old steelworks has been revitalized and repurposed to an Arts and Entertainment Center. The SteelStacks is home to The Sands Casino Bethlehem, ArtsQuest (a community arts program), The Levitt Pavilion (and outdoor concert venue) and for two awesome weeks every summer, Musikfest's Americaplatz and the Sands Steel Stage on PNC Plaza, with features some of the biggest names in music today.
Standing watch over all this activity is the old blast furnace, left intact and providing a unique backdrop. Beautiful rusting steal during the day and lit up at night for a dramatic effect. There are still crumbling buildings and broken out factory windows, as there is much more planned for the site, but it all lends to some very interesting photography. Here are some photos I took of the campus and the rails that run behind the site. Enjoy!


We have strong partnerships locally and internationally in a number of areas.
Dr. Meeuwisse is the founding Chair of the Sport Injury Prevention Research Centre at the University of Calgary, which is one of the original 4 Research Centres in the world supported by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). He has a 26 year academic track record as a leader in sport injury prevention. He served for 14 years as the Editor-in-Chief of the Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine and has been Co-Chair of the International Consensus conferences on Concussion in Sport.
Our clinics maintain a strong linkage with sport injury prevention studies in the Calgary Community, such as research collaborations with the University of Calgary.
We also implement the latest knowledge in clinical care. One example is sport-related concussions where we adopt the latest international consensus on diagnosis and treatment. Read the consensus here.
As stated in our name, our goal is to innovate, so that our patients benefit from the latest treatment, grounded in sound scientific evidence and novel in its method of delivering the best health care.
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Feeling the heat: T.J. Neal adjusting to life at Auburn
AUBURN – Leadership and stability.
Those are qualities the Auburn coaching staff told T.J. Neal he could provide to a young, inexperienced linebacker group but as it turns out, it's working both ways.
On nights he watches film in the Auburn football facility, Neal has already felt comfortable telling younger linebackers what he's seen in his three-year playing career at Illinois. At the same time, Neal's Auburn teammates are easily able to translate the language of Kevin Steele's playbook as he gets through preseason practice.
"I can breakdown film and breakdown formations and tell guys, 'This is the kind of plays you're going to get out of this formation' and instead of like thinking so much, once you see the formation you can eliminate certain plays they can't run out of that formation," Neal said. "I'm still getting comfortable with the terminology. It ain't so much playing football, it's the verbiage of communicating to others what's going on."
In his first year as defensive coordinator Steele, who also works primarily with the linebackers has referred to that position group as the "quarterbacks of the defense" and will still give players such as Neal, Darrell Williams, Tre' Williams and Deshaun Davis that kind of responsibility.
However, just because he's learning a new system and playing on a new team with a new jersey number doesn't mean the rules of the game has changed.
"(Neal) goes out there in two minute and is doing what he's supposed to do and executing it with ease," Steele said. "Why? He's been in two-minute situations in big games before at this level that shows up."
During the 2015 season, Neal was second on the Illini roster and fifth in the Big Ten Conference with 109 tackles. Neal started every game for the Illini the last two seasons at middle linebacker and left Illinois with 245 career tackles.
"He is a contact player. He fits the run, has good instincts in the run," Steele said. "I joke with him all the time that he should (because) he hasn't seen a forward pass in the league he's been in the last few years."
Despite a coaching change being made in mid-March by the University of Illinois administration and the hiring of a former head coach in the National Football League, Neal says he has no regrets with his decision to maintain his commitment to Auburn.
"I'm still coming to Auburn and I'll be down there this summer," Neal said.
Illinois fired Bill Cubit in March on the first official day on the job for new athletics director Josh Whitman and then two days later announced the hiring of Chicago Bears and Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Lovie Smith.
"Once I made my commitment here, I want dot honor it and come here," Neal said. "It was in God's plan to bring me here, bring me here to play football for the Auburn Tigers."
Except for the Alabama heat, of course. Neal joked Thursday that his girlfriend and baby daughter, who moved with him to Auburn, aren't adjusting to the weather in the Deep South very well.
"It's a big transition," Neal said with a smile about being a father. "It's a challenge but I signed up for it. Every day is a battle but I look forward to it because I chose to come down here and bring my family here. I don't think they like it here. It's too hot for them. They can't take the heat."


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* Dmitri Andrejewitsch Tolstoi (1823–1889), russischer Historiker und Staatsmann
 Dmitri Iwanowitsch Tolstoi (1860–1941), russischer Kunsthistoriker

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With the Apples we press providing the base, the addition of Sour Cherries gives the cider a nice twist on its regular flavour. This goes well over ice on a hot day or warmed up during the winter months. Add some gingerale and make a perfect punch for guests. As with all our other sweet ciders, our Apple, Sour Cherry is pasteurized and is made with NO preservatives, NO sugar added and NO water added.
Our Apple, Sour Cherry has a 3 month shelf-life once opened and never needs refrigeration.
Also comes in a 5L size!
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Geissberger Farmhouse Cider has been a family business sine 1970.
Online store delivery is available to Bowmanville, Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, Toronto and the GTA.
Cider may also be picked up at our farm in Clarington.
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Our Patient and Family Support Committee manages our support activities for sarcoma patients, survivors and their loved ones. This includes peer-to-peer support, patient and family support activities including Gatherings, patient educational program, distribution of our New Sarcoma Patient Starter Notebook, Gift Bags for newly diagnosed sarcoma patients, and lots more. We also work to provide support for those who may have lost a loved one to sarcoma.
The Committee meets on a monthly basis. You are welcome to join us at future meetings help us support sarcoma patients and loved ones in their sarcoma journeys. To learn more email the committee chair.


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Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (EMJMD)
InterMaths · Interdisciplinary Mathematics
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// InterMaths EMJMD
Years: 2;
Credits: 120 ECTS;
Where: Italy, Austria, France, Germany, Spain;
Study mode: full-time;
Degree type: Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree;
.EMJMD Scholarships {
No.: 20;
Type: Full scholarships;
Contribution: up to 49,000 EUR;
Deadline: 8 March 2021 at 1 pm;
InterMaths EMJMD in Interdisciplinary Mathematics has just opened its applications for applicants...
Applications for the 2021 intake of our InterMaths Double Degree programmes in Applied Mathematics...
On-campus activities suspended until March 5, 2021
Following the measures decreed by the President of the Abruzzo Region, all in-class teaching...
Schedule of lectures: Semester 1 in L'Aquila 2020/21
The schedules of lectures for semester 1, academic year 2020/21 (both Year 1 and Year 2 courses),...
#About InterMaths EMJMD;
"InterMaths – Interdisciplinary Mathematics" is a 2-Year full-time Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree in Mathematical Modelling and Simulation with interdisciplinary applications, with a special focus on biomedical Sciences and industrial engineering. It is run by five European Universities:
University of L'Aquila (UAQ) - Coordinating Institution
Vienna University of Technology (TUW)
Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB)
University of Côte d'Azur in Nice (UCA)
"InterMaths" prepares for a career in research as well as in private enterprises, in particular in industrial engineering, manufacturing, pharmaceutics, biomedical industry. Our study plans develop mathematical skills that are relevant to a broad range of interdisciplinary fields:
Mathematical modelling,
Scientific computing,
Control and optimization,
Stochastic modelling,
Image processing methods.
Our programme is designed to meet the demand of advanced research in European enterprises and provides - at the same time - a unique, integrated, European advanced joint programme in Applied Mathematics in line with innovative domains in science and technology.
The "InterMaths Consortium" made up of the above five Universities has been awarded the Erasmus Mundus label by the European Commission for the 2020-2024 period.
#Programme Structure
Our mobility scheme: 6 specializations on modern societal challenges
InterMaths students follow the following mobility path:
A first semester common to all student on Foundations of Applied Mathematics in L'Aquila
A second semester on Numerical – Modelling Training, either in Hamburg or in Vienna
A second year of Interdisciplinary training in one of the five partner universities, devoted to one of our six specialization tracks:
Cancer Modelling and Simulation (L'Aquila)
Computational Fluid Dynamics in Industry (Vienna)
Decision Making and Applications to Logistics (Barcelona)
Modelling and Simulation of Infectious Diseases (L'Aquila)
Computational Methods in Biomedical Imaging (Hamburg)
Stochastic Modelling in Neuroscience (Nice)
These specialization paths have been designed on grounds of the fields of expertise of the five reference groups, often with links with groups in the same institutions from other applied disciplines. Most importantly, they address innovative methodologies and deal with societal challenges in nowadays society, in particular in medicine and in industry.
The mobility paths are assigned to the new cohort students at the beginning of the 2-year period. We try as much as possible to satisfy the students' preferences. The mobility scheme is sketched in the following section.
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The "InterMaths" profile
a professional scientist with interdisciplinary skills
The "InterMaths" graduate is a professional scientist equipped with advanced and innovative skills in mathematical modelling and scientific computing, who's able to translate challenging real-world problems into complex models, to solve them in a reasonable time and at reasonable cost, and to apply them in specific practical situations in a team with scientists coming from other disciplines.
InterMaths is directed to students with a wide range of previous Bachelor studies such as Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science and the like.
A team of experts of outstanding level
The "InterMaths" Consortium is the outcome of decades of networking in applied mathematics research, higher education joint programs, and interplay with industry. Our reference groups feature decades of collaborations in academic networking at EU-funded level, coordination of joint degrees, double degrees, Erasmus Mundus programs, as well as transfer of knowledge with non-educational stakeholders, both at local and international level. Our researchers are primary actors in research teams of outstanding level involving world leading figures and Fields medalists.
The coordinating group at L'Aquila features outstanding research record in mathematical modelling with applications to biology and medicine. The group is in charge of the first semester teaching focused on fundamentals of advanced applied mathematics (real analysis, ordinary and partial differential equations, continuum mechanics, control systems).
The programme coordinator, Prof. Corrado Lattanzio, is a prominent figure in the mathematical theory of fluid-dynamical models in biomedical and social sciences. The group features among others Marco Di Francesco (Deputy Coordinator) and Bruno Rubino (Vice Rector for international affairs at the University of L'Aquila), as well as collaborations with world leading researchers in partial differential equations at CISCAMM – University of Maryland, KAUST (Saudi Arabia), University of Oxford.
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TUHH Hamburg Coordinator
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UCA Nice Coordinator
Susana Serna Salichs
UAB Barcelona Coordinator
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University of L'Aquila, coordinating institution
Hamburg University of Technology
TUHH
TUW
University of Côte d'Azur
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At All Saints' CE Primary & Nursery School we believe that children should be given the opportunity to explore the issues of diversity, global awareness and understanding Britain as a multi-cultural society. Providing a safe learning environment in which children can raise controversial questions and concerns without fear of reprimand or ridicule and explore boundaries of what's acceptable will engender an open attitude to multi-cultural and race issues.
We do this through our PSHE and RE curriculum which aims to foster in children values such as tolerance, understanding, respect and indeed welcome for people from all countries, faiths and backgrounds.
Our Christian Values are regularly discussed and revisited in whole school worship, classrooms and half termly themes also reinforce this message. We also do this through debate and healthy discussion within a safe learning environment where opinions are valued and challenged in a respectful and informed way.
Staff have received training as part of our safeguarding duties in the recognition of children who may be vulnerable to such extremism. The Designated Senior Lead for Child Protection and deputy Senior Lead; Mrs Partington, Mrs Chadwick and Mrs Constable receive additional training in their roles.
Also available here is our policy on Radicalisation and extremism and a related risk assessment we have carried out.
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Exceed developed an automated mechanism using the Symantec Workflow Tool to migrate Windows XP to Windows 7. Exceed responsibilities included (1) Review and Assessment of the current environment, (2) Design and Testing of the solution, (3) Project Management – Developing the WBS tasks to collaborate and implement the solution with the IRS Teams.
The solution included in-place migration using the Symantec suite of software.


Green Eggs & Bacon is a filling and healthy way to start your day.
My friend and training partner Trish took me to a popular Encinitas eatery recently and swore that their green egg scramble was amazing…and it was!
It did happen to contain pesto (which traditionally contains Parmesan cheese) and feta, so it wasn't technically Paleo-friendly for me, as I don't eat dairy. To make the pesto dairy-free, simply omit the cheese. You won't notice the difference.
Intrigued by all the flavors, I decided to make a version that's dairy-free and every bit as tasty. The extra pesto can be made and stored for other dishes (or even frozen in an ice cube tray).
This Green Eggs & Bacon recipe is a dairy-free riff on Dr. Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham - and every bit as tasty!
In a food processor, combine basil, garlic and pine nuts. Grind down until everything is chopped finely.
Add the olive oil and process until smooth. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Prepare the veggies: microwave the spinach and squeeze out the excess moisture. Julienne the zucchini and cut into matchsticks (I cheated and have a special julienne peeler which I absolutely love!). Slice the green onions thinly (whites and about half of the green tops).
Crack eggs into a medium bowl and add coconut milk (if desired). Whisk until smooth.
In a large skillet, add 1 tbsp of your fat of choice (ghee, coconut oil, lard, etc).
Quickly cook the zucchini and green onion until soft, ~1-2 minutes.
Add spinach and eggs and scramble the eggs until firm.
Top with avocado, serve with a side of good quality bacon.
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Tasty idea. We'll give it a try.
Hey Dana! I'm so happy you're going to try it! Let me know how it turns out for you.
I eat my eggs with guacamole. Yummy!
Hi Steph!! Do you think this would keep for a few days if I made it say Sunday night for daily breakfast???
Hey Christine…hmmm, I think the pesto would keep just fine but I usually don't keep leftover eggs. Maybe make your pesto and then mix some into a couple eggs to test it out before you make an enormous batch? Let me know how it goes!
I enjoyed the recipe very much. I've gone on to adapt it with shredded zucchini or whatever brightly colored veggies I can locate in the fridge. Adding left over roasted chicken instead of bacon. Cashews in stead of pine nuts. Love the texture. Kale instead of basil. Avocado oil. I could go on. What's stupid easy blender part. Love it.
Thanks for your generosity in sharing. While there are lot's Peleo blogs and recipes available you take a bit of the mystery out keeping things interesting not just on the plate but in the prep as well.
Sweet!! Super glad to hear that, Christopher!


ROME, Sept. 14 — As Pope Benedict XVI arrived back home from Germany, Muslim leaders strongly criticized a speech he gave on his trip that used unflattering language about Islam.
Some of the strongest words came from Turkey, possibly putting in jeopardy Benedict's scheduled visit there in November.
Muslim leaders in Pakistan, Morocco and Kuwait, in addition to some in Germany and France, also criticized the pope's remarks, with many demanding an apology or clarification. The extent of any anger about the speech may become clearer on Friday, the Muslim day of prayer in which grievances are often vented publicly.
"It was certainly not the intention of the Holy Father to do an in-depth study of jihad and Muslim thinking in this field and still less so to hurt the feelings of Muslim believers," he added.
Benedict's remarks came on Tuesday, when he delivered a major address — which some church experts say was a defining speech of his pontificate — saying that the West, and specifically Europe, had become so beholden to reason that it had closed God out of public life, science and academia.
After his address on Tuesday, his spokesman said the pope did not intend to insult Islam.But many experts on Islam warned that Benedict ran the risk of offense in using such strong language, with tensions between religions so high.
And today, criticism began pouring the pope's way. The 79-year-old Benedict has taken a more skeptical, hard-nosed approach to Islam than did his predecessor, John Paul II, who died in April 2005.
"I don't think the church should point a finger at extremist activities in other religions, Aiman Mazyek, president of the Central Council of Muslims in Germany, told the newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, recalling the Crusades, the Spanish Inquisition and the Vatican's relations with Nazi Germany.
The French Council for the Muslim Religion demanded that Benedict "clarify" his remarks. "We hope that the Church will very quickly give us its opinion and clarify its position so that it does not confuse Islam, which is a revealed religion, with Islamism, which is not a religion but a political ideology," Dalil Boubakeur, the council's president, told Agence France-Presse.
In Kuwait, the leader of the Islamic Nation Party, Haken al-Mutairi, demanded an apology for what he called "unaccustomed and unprecedented" remarks.
"I call on all Arab and Islamic states to recall their ambassadors from the Vatican and expel those from the Vatican until the pope says he is sorry for the wrong done to the prophet and to Islam, which preaches peace, tolerance, justice and equality," Mr. Mutairi told Agence France-Presse.
The criticism from Mr. Bardakoglu, the Islamic leader in Turkey, was especially strong, and carries with it particular embarrassment if Benedict is forced to cancel or delay his visit to Turkey. Many Turks are already critical of Benedict, who as Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger had in 2004 opposed Turkey's entry into the European Union.
In Morocco, the newspaper Aujourd'hui questioned whether Benedict's call for a real dialogue between religions was made in good faith.


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Israel Hopes to Lower Future Swap Cost
Nathan JeffayOctober 27, 2011 Tel Avivgetty images
As Gilad Shalit settles back into life in Israel, the country resounds with an uncomfortable question: What happens next time?
Israel started paying high prices for its captured soldiers in the 1980s, and since then, the prisoner-swap exchange rate has been subject to hyperinflation. In the Shalit deal it was 1,027 Palestinian prisoners to one Israeli, up from 1,150 to three in the first such agreement, in 1985.
While the Israeli defense establishment is aware of the grim reality that it is only a matter of time before another capture, it hopes to make sure the Shalit deal is the last time it has to free so many Palestinians to obtain a captured soldier's freedom.
"This slippery slope has to stop. A change is needed," Defense Minister Ehud Barak told Israel's Channel 2 television station October 23.
Back in 2008, Barak asked former Supreme Court President Meir Shamgar, former Defense Ministry director general Amos Yaron and philosopher Asa Kasher to formulate recommendations for dealing with capture scenarios. Preliminary recommendations were ready more than a year ago, but Barak decided to keep them under wraps until Shalit was home. A full public report is now expected in mid-November.
Experts believe that the report is likely to recommend the state tying its own hands to prevent it from completing high-cost exchanges in the future. Uzi Rabi, director of Tel Aviv University's Moshe Dayan Center for Middle Eastern and African Studies, expects it to contain a proposal "that would enable policymakers to say in future, 'This is the red line, and we're not going to cross this line for any reason whatsoever.'"
Rabi said he cannot predict the precise nature of the proposal, but he expects it to put militants in a far weaker bargaining position and thinks it likely that it may well become law.
But Shlomo Mizrahi, a public policy professor at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, thinks the report will not change the dynamic of any future negotiations for captured soldiers.
"Politicians will want to keep the possibility to do such deals in the future; they want the freedom of choice," he said.
It is unclear how public opinion will play out. Rabi thinks it will make politicians more likely to adopt the idea of the state tying its own hands. While the public supported the deal for Shalit, it is uncomfortable with the price, and therefore new procedures will represent "a kind of pact, a contract, between policymakers and the Israeli public."
Mizrahi thinks, on the other hand, that the pain of a broken family like the Shalits will always mobilize the public, and that while the idea of the state limiting itself "may be very fruitful from an objective point of view, [politicians] want the future possibility to satisfy the public."
Some proposals in circulation call for the state to take different paths. Likud lawmaker Zeev Elkin is calling for a reduction of the prisoner-swap exchange rate by 10% to 20% each time a deal is struck.
Counter-terrorism expert Boaz Ganor wants Israel to radically change the way it deals with Palestinian violence in anticipation of future captures.
Ganor, founder and executive director of the Herzliya-based International Institute for Counter-Terrorism, proposes a new framework that would differentiate between "terrorists," who harm civilians, and "guerillas," who harm soldiers. While the former would never be freed until they complete their sentences, the latter would be held in prisoner of war camps run according to the Geneva Conventions and be fair game for prisoner exchanges. If still imprisoned at the time of a peace deal, they would go free.
In his view, not only would this solve the problem of Israel releasing killers of civilians, it would also divert violence toward the military. "If I am able to shift the fire from civilians to military personnel, this is a counter-terrorism success," he told the Forward.
He admits that militants will refuse to accept Israel's differentiation, and so they will demand "terrorists" in swap negotiations, but he believes that a firm stance and strong propaganda from Israel will make them switch tackS and accept "guerillas" for Israelis.
Ganor also added a little glitz to his plan. Once Israel makes an offer for an exchange, he proposes they would publish the names of the Israeli-held prisoners it is offering and set up a television program on which those prisoners get to make representations for their freedom.
"I can guarantee that the Palestinians would be hooked to this television program," Ganor said.
Contact Nathan Jeffay at jeffay@forward.com.
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Government Shutdowns Are Unacceptable
The big orange baby with the tiny hands, AKA the president of the United States, is throwing another temper tantrum and shutting the government down for what I believe is the third time in his term. Why? Oh, it's over that terrible wall that he not only promised his xenophobic supporters but that he also promised Mexico would pay for, of course. What else would it be over? And while people say that it's not really affecting anyone all that much, that's incredibly untrue.
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The Latest in Trump Disasters
Hours ago I had planned on writing something about a court nominee but lo and behold, now Trump's declaring that he will deport refugees from the Vietnam War now because that is SUCH a priority, not to mention a mensch thing to do. I still can't believe this guy. I'm located somewhere between jaw-dropping, outraged disbelief and the terrible, cryogenic state of numbly accepting it all because hey, what would this guy not do?
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Bernie Says He Could Run
Four years ago, I was a big supporter of Bernie Sanders. I tried really hard to see him in person (and was almost close enough in line to do it!), donated to his campaign, volunteered for him and still have his sticker on my car. I believe in Bernie and I think he's done a lot of great things for this nation, but I'm not longer sure that Bernie is the candidate America needs.
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Just Say No to Trump's Birth Control Rules
When it comes to medicine, things should be left to the experts, in which most cases include the medical team and the person whose body is in question and knows said body best. Your employer, the government, and everyone in between has zero say on whether or not you get your tonsils removed, get breast augmentation or laser surgery on your eyes, so why in the heck would they have a say on whether or not you can get birth control on "moral grounds?" That's what Trump and co are trying to make happen, even though federal courts have already ruled that it's not legal.
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The upcoming midterm election is the hottest political race I have ever witnessed. It feels even more heated than Bush II's election. After witnessing the damage one reality star and his heavily one-sided Congress and House of Representatives can inflict the last two years, hopefully the "blue wave" we've been promised will be more than the wishful thinking that many are afraid it may turn out to be. Then there's the voter complacency between those who don't vote and those who waste votes on third parties.
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This is Fascism
By sarajean | 10/31/18 12:33pm |
Stripping people of their citizenship. Calling the free press "the enemy." Lying so many times every week that fact checkers can barely keep up, promoting racism, violence and sexual assault... it's only getting worse, folks, and now that Brazil's joined the fascist club, it's only a matter of time before a new Axis of Evil arises and we're going to be at the heart of it. Last week, Trump announced that he wants to take away the identity of trans people, making people their "assigned gender" at birth. This week, he says he wants to strip babies born on U.S. soil of their citizenship.
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The Midterms are Coming!
You're probably sick of the attack ads and all of the flyers at your house (unless you use them to line your bird cage or something), have already been asked if you know where your polling place is and have a plan to vote already... but do you really? Election Day is rapidly approaching and I just realized it's a day I don't have a car. We have a one-car home and my husband works that day, so it will be gone from 5 AM until 6:30 when he gets home. In the spring, we were able to just barely make it for the primaries, but I just don't know about this one.
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Trump Tax Info, Please
It's really not hard to believe that Donald was a millionaire at age 8. He exhibits plenty of characteristics of affluenza. What's grotesque is how he's used everything his father handed him to put pressure on poorer people, which he seems to continue to do today. As much as he brags about what he makes, shouldn't Donald be willing to brag about his tax info, too?
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Believe Women
Allan Piper at Now This Politics has a great video up describing why we must believe women who say they've been sexually assaulted. In it, Piper points out that this isn't because women are more honest or trustworthy than men, but because the odds are that women WILL be assaulted sometime in their lifetime. Knowing that at least a quarter of women will be assaulted should make men more apt to believe a woman when she comes forward.
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I Believe Dr. Ford
Is it really that much of a stretch to imagine that a president who openly admits to groping women, peeping in at young women in beauty pageants and faces his own accusations of sexual violence might want to appoint a Supreme Court justice who's done similar acts in his own past? Brett Kavanaugh's behavior being chalked up as a youthful indiscretion, that "boys will be boys," is an outrageous problem in our society.
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The Secret Kitchen is my supper club, which I've been running in London since 2010.
20+ people come for dinner. We start with cocktails and canapés, then sit at communal tables. Guests bring their own wine, for which I provide suggestions with the help of wine writer Victoria Moore.
My menus are inspired by my culinary travels, the seasons and the ingredients I love. Some dinners are collaborations with other chefs and anthropologists who have particular areas of expertise. Each menu tells a story.
Some upcoming dates and menus are advertised here, others are not. Sometimes the menu is kept secret until the night of the event. To be notified of all dates, subscribe to the Culinary Anthropologist newsletter by clicking the sign up button to the right. Past menus can be found below.
Email me to book places. I can cater for most special dietary requirements if given sufficient notice.
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I am a stay-at-home mum living in County Down with my husband, Andrew, and our three kids. As a family we are about to embark on a major renovation of a 100 year old property, returning it to a family home from three flats and I'd love you to join us on this journey.
The purpose of this blog is to document our journey of moving and renovation- the highs and lows. I'll hopefully provide hints and tips as I go along on moving house, dealing with builders, managing a budget, decorating, up-cycling and recycling etc.
I have a passion for architecture which really began when I studied Art History at Glasgow University. After completing my Masters in Glasgow, I moved to Dublin and did a Post-graduate Diploma in Arts Administration at UCD. My first 'proper job' was working as a Project Co-ordinator for an architectural firm in Dublin which specialised in exhibition design and interior spaces. I learned so much during this time and my love of architecture and interior design has continued from there. Let's just say I have an unhealthy addiction to property websites and interior design mags!
Before my third baby arrived, I worked for many years in Public Relations. I now indulge my passion for turning old, unloved properties into beautiful homes by running my own renovation and property management company.


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'Friday the 13th' Reboot & Legacy Sequel In The Works?
Not going to lie, did not see this coming. Sean S. Cunningham, director of the original Friday the 13th (1980) has plans for an all-new reboot! What's more? If that doesn't work out, he also has plans for a direct sequel/requel to the 1980 hit.
Locker explains, "Sean hired me to do a rewrite on The Night Driver and after working closely with director Jeremy Weiss and him on that, we naturally got to talking about Friday the 13th and House. Jeremy and I pitched our dream reboot of Friday the 13th – with Sean's blessing to keep developing it with him."
Locker continues, "Obviously, the prequel TV series has reignited interest about a new film so we're hoping the surrounding excitement will inspire both sides to come together and give us Jason on the big screen again for the first time in 14 years, but we also have a Plan B for a sequel to the original we think fans will absolutely love and should avoid any legal entanglements."
We'll keep our eyes and ears peeled for this one. Afterall, the TV series Crystal Lake is still happening!
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It is one of the tourist destinations with the largest growth and development in Mexico.
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If SAP added code and/or configuration so the script editor in the IDE would color Longptr as it does for other datatypes and it is failing to do what it was designed to do then it is a "legacy" bug.  However, it is my understanding that SAP never did this like so many things about 64-bit they did was half-baked.  We specifically have plans in PB 2019 R2/R3 to address many of the 64-bit issues.  So whether we think something should be there or work a certain way is not the determining factor to classify it as a bug.
Its definitely a "legacy" issue bug IMHO. However, this feature is a key element of Appeon PB properly supporting 64 bit Apps. That's why I suggested that we address this in the PB2019 beta's.
This doesn't sound like a bug but rather an enhancement.  I'm not debating its importance but tickets should be properly classified.
Thanks for the feedback. I've forwarded these information to the development team for reference.
It is also an issue in the variable panes (instance/shared/global) and Edit Source.
FWIW: Note that this issue is extremely important and should be fixed in PB 2019 beta!
Thanks for reporting this problem! We reproduced it on our end. We will keep you posted about the progress.
FYI:  I am going to change this ticket and assign this issue to PB2018/2019 so that it can more more easily fixed ASAP for the next release of PB.
I hope that this is OK with you?
The script editor in the IDE should color Longptr as it does for other datatypes.


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Home equipment are epitomes of machines. A device is whatever that reduces a human's effort in sporting out a selected venture. Back in the day, they had taken domestic home equipment into consideration as luxuries. Today many current technologies have enabled domestic home equipment to be manufactured at nominal fees. They are so low prices that domestic home equipment like portable vacuum cleaner, healthy spray mop and magic hose pipe containers are nearly discovered in each domestic nowadays.
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People in the call of trying to "check" their domestic home equipment, ask the shopkeeper or the house appliances agency to function the respective domestic appliances to make certain that the machines are operating. This was the main purpose why most people have been hesitant to purchase home equipment online.
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Clean water is a need for main a disease-free and healthy lifestyle. As Nepalese have become all the more health-aware each day, water purifiers are being purchased a lot these days.
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The Courage to Say Yes
In a culture full of reasons to say "no,'' it takes a lot of courage to find ways to say "yes.''
We're taught to say ``no'' from a very young age, after all. For most of us, our first word was "no'', and it quickly became our favorite word. As toddlers and teenagers, we used to say "no'' to differentiate ourselves from our parents, peers, and surroundings. It's how we began to control what was happening around us, or at least, how we tried to control that. It helped us over those early developmental hurdles, and gave us our earliest sense of our personal boundaries -- and that's a lot of significance bound up in such a tiny word!
The problem isn't that "no'' in and of itself is somehow bad; indeed, giving yourself permission to say "no" as an adult can keep you out of an awful lot of trouble.
The problem is that "No'' begins to take on a life of its own. Too often, that life is yours.
Life is change, and "no'' becomes a way of slowing down that change, or trying to stop it altogether. It is a shield we use to protect ourselves from having to experience anything new or different. Rather than riding the wave of change into a life full of exhilarating possibilities, we use "no'' as a tether to keep us safely confined to the kiddie pool.
Using "no'' to protect ourselves from change is like a kitten poking its head under covers, assuming it's completely hidden. Change is going to happen, whether you say "no" to it or not. And, just like that kitten, assuming that "no" protects you from change is one sure way to have it pounce on you and bite your tail.
Let's be honest here: We usually say "no'' out of fear, and some fears are entirely reasonable. It's sensible to say "no'' to jumping off a bridge or "no'' to cake if you are diabetic. These "no's'' aren't the ones that keep us from living lives of incredible satisfaction and happiness. It's those silly, neurotic fears like fearing rejection, or of looking stupid, or being wrong. It's the fear of commitment, the fear of speaking out, and the fear of facing our truest, deepest desires. The list is nauseatingly long, and we've all bought into some of these at least once. These fears have shaped our lives, often to our detriment and sometimes to the detriment of those around us.
So the next time you're faced with something new and exciting and all those little neurotic fears start rioting inside you, what does it take to fight down that word no and say "yes'' instead.
In a word: Courage.
Like the Cowardly Lion we need to find our courage. Unlike him, we know that we have to face our fears, and find our courage within. Inside each of us beats a brave, fiercely courageous heart, willing to take on a challenge if it means that life afterward will be more authentic, happier, and freer. What better challenges to tackle than the fears that keep us chained to our tiny, boring, closeted little lives?
Do yourself a favor: Right now, identify and tackle at least one of those inner fears. Find a reason to say "yes" today, and every day. You've only your inner coward to lose!


Just registered and installed Telo unit. Yes, the power jack is so loose that I cannot bump the unit or it will fall out.
I hope this means it is downloading, but all indication from searches here say that while downloading, the bottom row of lights will be solid... ???
Is this thing broken, or should I wait until Dec 21 2012 and see ifthe lights go out ?
Yes, the cycling lights mean it is downloading the latest software. Since it takes quite a while, oom decided that the visual feedback would be a good idea.
And of course, welcome to ooma and to the forums! You are going to like it here!
I cannot wait to give AT&T the boot. Actually, I've been waiting for years... Vonage didn't quite get me there.
I may be a life premier subscriber within a few weeks if this things works as good as I think it will.
Holy crap! its rebooting, gotta go!!!
Me too with the bottom lights cycling.
I was in the process of writing that it's irritating that there is no guide to what the various light colors/combinations mean, but mine did come onine and start working, after about 10 minutes.
9) finally all lights turned blue, and I could make a call.
I'm guessing at times above. A simple explanation that "lights will blink blue in various combinations when the unit is first connected to the internet" would have helped.
Note that I have a pretty slow DSL connection, and mine only took 10 minutes or so.
now I'm worried. I have a pretty fast DSL connection, and it doesn't seem to be making any progress. Even if this were a 100MB update, it should have been completed long ago.
My telo is connected to my integrated DSL Router/Modem (Qwest ActionTec). The ethernet port is live, and I suppose, the cycling lights confirm it is connected to the internet. I haven't gotten a dialtone out of it yet, but that wouldn't happen until the update is complete.
I'll let it cycle overnight. If it's still cycling in the morning, I guess I'll call tech support.
Agreed on the weak documentation. Thanks for your play by play.
Just a personal opinion here. When I see DSL mentioned in a setup, I figure hurry up and wait.
It is just going to take longer for a download from anywhere to complete. I hope that this is the problem but I cannot say definitively that this is the case. Just a suspicion.
gflu wrote: now I'm worried. I have a pretty fast DSL connection, and it doesn't seem to be making any progress. Even if this were a 100MB update, it should have been completed long ago.
Looking at your Telo logs yesterday I can see the unit attempting to download a new image but transferring at less then 1 byte per second. Usually this points to a firewall issue. I would suggest you either open the required ports for the Telo to communicate with our servers, or disable your firewall.
Today there are no logs so I'm guessing you have unplugged the unit?
After 36 hours, the Telo was still cycling. I called tech support, they had me start over (if Dante looks at the logs you will see the download started again today at 10:30 AM MTN). Hannah tells me she sees the log indicating the telo is connected to the ooma network. Said to wait an hour and call back. Add 15 minutes on hold. Then re-explain the whole process to Jerry. He tells me wait two days and call back.
This is just ridiculous. If I knew I would have invest this much time to just install the device, I would have run from it.
The 1 byte/sec transfer issue on the telo side. I do not have a firewall (confirmed in my ActionTec router settings). I just did a speed check on the line and it is downloading at 2,827Kbs. I did this check while connected through the network port of the Telo to my laptop. So, I am getting almost 3Mb of bandwidth through the Telo, but Ooma is transferring the update to the device at 1 byte/sec. WTF?
At this rate its going to take days, maybe weeks for to the update. I have no idea what the file size is that it's downloading.
The 10-20 minutes in the install guide is total bunk.
Do you have a DMZ setting in the router? If you do, you need to put the Telo's ip address (assigned by your router) in the dmz field of the router.


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Roth IRA vs. 529 Plan for Education Savings
Which account is the better place for you to stash college savings?
By Kailey Hagen – Updated Jan 9, 2023 at 8:16PM
If you think college is expensive now, it will only get worse. Tuition rises at more than twice the overall inflation rate, doubling every nine years. If you're a parent, you have several ways to save for your child's college education. Two popular options are 529 plans and Roth IRAs.
A 529 plan is specifically designed to save for college costs and graduate school. Annual distributions of up to $10,000 for K-12 tuition are also allowed under 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act rules.
529 plans are administered by individual states, although you don't have to stick with your state's plan. A Florida resident can invest in a California plan or vice versa. Most 529 plans are investment accounts, but a few states also offer prepaid tuition plans. We'll focus on 529 investment accounts in this article because they're way more common.
A Roth IRA is technically a retirement account. However, there are some benefits that make it a great vehicle for college savings, particularly if your family wants flexibility in how it uses the money.
If you're not sure which type of college savings account is best for you, here's an in-depth look at how the two compare in terms of investment options, contribution limits, withdrawal rules, and more.
Roth IRA vs. 529 plan: How they stack up
Roth IRAs and 529 college savings plan contributions won't give you a tax deduction this year, although some states offer incentives to residents who invest in their 529 plans. One of the biggest differences between the two accounts is how distributions work.
With a 529 plan, you must use distributions for qualified college expenses as defined by the IRS. Otherwise, you'll owe a 10% penalty plus income taxes on withdrawals. Qualified expenses include the following:
Electronics, such as computers or tablets
Some costs related to attending college don't qualify, including the following:
Transportation and travel costs
You can withdraw your Roth IRA contributions for any reason whenever you want with no taxes or penalties. But the account earnings are usually subject to income tax plus a 10% penalty if you withdraw them before age 59 1/2 or before you've had the account for five years. You can avoid the 10% penalty, but not the tax bill, if you use the earnings toward qualified education expenses.
Now that you understand the basics of using a Roth IRA and a 529 plan for higher education, let's take a more in-depth look at the pros and cons of each.
Roth IRA pros and cons
Saving for college in a Roth IRA may make sense if:
You aren't sure if your child will go to college, and there's no one else in the family who plans to attend.
You want the flexibility to use the money for your retirement if you choose.
You want more control over the investments.
You can limit your withdrawals to the final two years of college if your child will need financial aid.
Using a Roth IRA for higher education expenses has its drawbacks, including:
Mixing your savings for your child's college and your own retirement can make it difficult to track your progress.
Withdrawing money in the first two years of college can significantly reduce the financial aid award.
You'll still owe income taxes on the earnings you withdraw for college.
Your savings potential is constrained by contribution and income limits.
529 plan pros and cons
A 529 plan is a better option than a Roth IRA if:
You have limited retirement savings.
You have more than one child, or there's another family member you'd consider naming the beneficiary if your child opts not to go to college.
Your child will need financial aid for all four years of college.
You want to contribute more than a Roth IRA allows in a single year.
Your income is too high for you to contribute to a Roth IRA.
Family members or friends want to contribute.
The downsides to a 529 plan include:
You'll pay a 10% penalty and income taxes if you don't use the money for IRS-approved education expenses.
Your investment options are often limited to mutual funds.
Significant 529 assets could reduce financial aid.
Key rules for Roth IRAs and 529 plans
The following table provides a brief summary of some of the key rules relating to Roth IRAs and 529 plans for college education.
Chart by author.
Investment options Whatever stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or ETFs you choose. Mutual funds, often target-date funds.
Contribution limits $6,000 a year in 2022 ($6,500 in 2023) if you're younger than 50.
Additional $1,000 catch-up contribution allowed if you're 50 or older. No contribution limits.
Aggregate limits range from $235,000 to $553,098, depending on the state.
Income limits Income limits apply. No income limits.
Withdrawal rules No taxes or penalties when you withdraw your contributions at any age.
No 10% penalty when you withdraw the earnings for educational expenses before you're 59 1/2, but you'll owe income taxes. No taxes or penalties if the withdrawal is used for qualified education expenses.
10% penalty plus income taxes if the withdrawal is for non-education expenses, although some exceptions apply.
FAFSA rules Parent-owned assets don't count against financial aid.
Distributions count as income, even if you limit them to your contributions, and could reduce aid by up to 47%. Parent-owned 529 plan assets count against financial aid and can reduce aid by up to 5.64%.
Distributions don't count as income on the FAFSA.
Roth IRA vs. 529 plan: Investment options
Your investment options in a 529 plan are limited to a selection of mutual funds. While some plans allow you to craft your own investment strategy by choosing the funds you'd like to invest in, most families opt for target-date funds, which gradually shift to more conservative assets as your child gets closer to college.
A Roth IRA gives you the freedom to invest however you choose. You can invest in any stocks, bonds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and mutual funds that appeal to you. However, if your child will need that money for college in the next few years, it's essential that you avoid high-risk investments. Exposing yourself to too much risk could leave you without enough money to cover the full cost of a college education.
Roth IRA vs. 529 plan: Contributors
You are the only person who can fund your own Roth IRA (with the exception of spousal IRAs).
However, anyone can contribute to a 529 plan: grandparents, aunts and uncles, family friends, etc. Many plans have gifting platforms that make it easy to ask for contributions. For example, you could give friends and family the option of giving to your child's 529 plan as a birthday gift.
Roth IRA vs. 529 plan: Income and contribution limits
You can contribute as much as you like to a 529 plan, regardless of your income. These plans do have aggregate limits, but they're high, ranging from $235,000 to $553,098, depending on the state.
For the 2022 tax year, Roth IRA contributions are limited to $6,000 per year, or $7,000 for savers older than 50, plus income limits apply. In 2023, Roth IRA contribution limits are $6,500 per year, or $7,500 for those who are 50 or older. (There is a complicated "backdoor" method of contributing for higher-income people, though.)
Roth IRA vs. 529 plan: Effects on financial aid
Your 529 savings will count as parent-owned assets if your child fills out the FAFSA to get financial aid. That means they could lower the amount of aid your child receives, although the impact is minimal. At most, parent-owned assets reduce the award by 5.64%.
Roth IRA savings don't count as assets on the FAFSA, so they won't affect your child's financial aid. However, Roth IRA withdrawals do count as income, even if you limit them to your contributions. Income is weighted much more heavily than assets for financial aid. Roth IRA distributions could reduce your child's award by as much as 47%.
However, the FAFSA looks back on tax returns from two years prior to calculate financial aid. For instance, aid for the 2022-2023 school year is based on 2020 tax returns. If you can wait until the last two years of your child's college career to take a Roth distribution, it won't affect any potential financial aid arrangements.
Roth IRA vs. 529 plan: When kids don't attend college
At first glance, Roth IRAs seem to win on flexibility. After all, if your child doesn't go to college or needs less money than you expected, you can always use the funds for your own retirement.
But 529 plans offer some flexibility, too. You can change the account beneficiary to another family member if your child doesn't need the money. The 10% penalty also may not apply if your child earns a scholarship, attends a military academy, becomes disabled, or dies.
Roth IRA vs. 529 plan: Why not both?
If you're still not sure whether a Roth IRA or a 529 plan is a better choice for you, you can always use a combination of the two.
One strategy financial planners often recommend: Max out Roth IRA contributions first and then invest additional funds in 529 plans for your kids. If you have the resources, there's no reason not to contribute to both a Roth IRA and a 529 plan. Your kids will thank you when they graduate without the crushing weight of excess student loans.
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Debby Rao of KNAC.COM recently conducted an interview with bassist Rudy Sarzo (DIO, ex-QUIET RIOT, OZZY OSBOURNE, WHITESNAKE) about QUIET RIOT's enduring legacy and his relationship with the group's late vocalist Kevin DuBrow, who was found dead in his Las Vegas home on November 25, 2007. The following is an excerpt from the interview:
KNAC.COM: Rudy, how does it feel to be part of the legacy of QUIET RIOT?
Sarzo: "I am very proud. Not only the legacy of QUIET RIOT that the world got to know, but the Randy Rhoads version that was more of a Los Angeles legacy of that era. Of course, Randy had his own legacy with OZZY OSBOURNE. Kevin and I shared that too. We both got to play with Randy in the first version of QUIET RIOT. I am very proud. I've always considered myself to be one of the guys who is only as good as the people that I played with. I have been very blessed to have played with some of the best. Anything that can be said about me is pretty much due to the company that I have kept. I was very proud of every night getting up on the stage and being in the company with Kevin and course Frankie and Carlos and also the other version of QUIET RIOT with Randy and Drew."
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