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package eskimo.backend.dao;

import eskimo.backend.entity.Problem;
import eskimo.backend.entity.enums.GenerationStatus;
import eskimo.backend.rest.request.EditProblemRequest;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.jdbc.core.JdbcTemplate;
import org.springframework.jdbc.core.RowMapper;
import org.springframework.jdbc.core.namedparam.MapSqlParameterSource;
import org.springframework.jdbc.core.namedparam.NamedParameterJdbcTemplate;
import org.springframework.jdbc.core.simple.SimpleJdbcInsert;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Repository;
import org.springframework.transaction.annotation.Transactional;

import java.sql.ResultSet;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

@Repository
public class ProblemDao {

    private static final ProblemRowMapper ROW_MAPPER = new ProblemRowMapper();

    private JdbcTemplate jdbcTemplate;
    private final NamedParameterJdbcTemplate namedParameterJdbcTemplate;

    @Autowired
    public ProblemDao(JdbcTemplate jdbcTemplate, NamedParameterJdbcTemplate namedParameterJdbcTemplate) {
        this.jdbcTemplate = jdbcTemplate;
        this.namedParameterJdbcTemplate = namedParameterJdbcTemplate;
    }

    public Long insertProblem(Problem problem) {
        SimpleJdbcInsert jdbcInsert = new SimpleJdbcInsert(jdbcTemplate)
                .withTableName("problems")
                .usingGeneratedKeyColumns("id");
        Map<String, Object> params = new HashMap<>();
        params.put("contest_id", problem.getContestId());
        params.put("time_limit", problem.getTimeLimit());
        params.put("memory_limit", problem.getMemoryLimit());
        params.put("tests_count", problem.getTestsCount());
        params.put("contest_index", problem.getIndex());
        params.put("answers_generation_status", problem.getAnswersGenerationStatus().name());
        params.put("answers_generation_message", problem.getAnswersGenerationMessage());
        return jdbcInsert.executeAndReturnKey(new MapSqlParameterSource(params)).longValue();
    }

    @Transactional
    public List<Problem> getContestProblems(Long contestId) {
        String sql = "SELECT * FROM problems " +
                " WHERE contest_id = ?" +
                " ORDER BY contest_index";
        return jdbcTemplate.query(sql, new Object[]{contestId}, ROW_MAPPER);
    }

    @Transactional
    public Map<Long, String> getProblemNames(Long contestId) {
        String sql = "SELECT s.problem_id, s.name FROM contests as c " +
                "JOIN problems as p on c.id = p.contest_id " +
                "JOIN statements as s on p.id = s.problem_id " +
                "WHERE c.id = ?";
        Map<Long, String> problemNameById = new HashMap<>();
        jdbcTemplate.query(sql, new Object[]{contestId}, row -> {
            long problemId = row.getLong("problem_id");
            String problemName = row.getString("name");
            problemNameById.put(problemId, problemName);
        });
        return problemNameById;
    }

    @Transactional
    public Map<Long, String> getProblemNames(List<Long> problemIds) {
        String sql = "SELECT s.problem_id, s.name FROM contests as c " +
                "JOIN problems as p on c.id = p.contest_id " +
                "JOIN statements as s on p.id = s.problem_id " +
                "WHERE c.id in (:ids)";
        Map<Long, String> problemNameById = new HashMap<>();
        MapSqlParameterSource parameters = new MapSqlParameterSource();
        parameters.addValue("ids", problemIds);
        namedParameterJdbcTemplate.query(sql, parameters, row -> {
            long problemId = row.getLong("problem_id");
            String problemName = row.getString("name");
            problemNameById.put(problemId, problemName);
        });
        return problemNameById;
    }

    @Transactional
    public Problem getProblem(Long id) {
        String sql = "SELECT * FROM problems " +
                " WHERE id = ?";
        return jdbcTemplate.queryForObject(sql, new Object[]{id}, ROW_MAPPER);
    }

    @Transactional
    public Problem getContestProblem(Long contestId, Long problemIndex) {
        String sql = "SELECT * FROM problems " +
                " WHERE contest_id = ? AND contest_index = ?";
        return jdbcTemplate.queryForObject(sql, new Object[]{contestId, problemIndex}, ROW_MAPPER);
    }

    @Transactional
    public int getNextProblemIndex(Long contestId) {
        String sql = "SELECT MAX(contest_index) FROM problems " +
                " WHERE contest_id = ?";
        Integer value = jdbcTemplate.queryForObject(sql, new Object[]{contestId}, Integer.class);
        if (value == null) {
            return 1;
        }
        return value + 1;
    }

    public void editContestProblem(Long contestId, Long problemIndex, EditProblemRequest editProblemRequest) {
        String sql = "UPDATE problems " +
                "SET " +
                "time_limit = ?," +
                "memory_limit = ? " +
                "WHERE contest_id = ? AND contest_index = ?";
        jdbcTemplate.update(sql,
                editProblemRequest.getTimeLimit(),
                editProblemRequest.getMemoryLimit(),
                contestId, problemIndex);
    }

    @Transactional
    public void updateAnswerGenerationProblemStatuses(Problem problem) {
        String sql = "UPDATE problems " +
                "SET " +
                "answers_generation_status = ?," +
                "answers_generation_message = ? " +
                "WHERE id = ?";
        jdbcTemplate.update(sql,
                problem.getAnswersGenerationStatus().name(),
                problem.getAnswersGenerationMessage(),
                problem.getId());
    }

    @Transactional
    public void updateCheckerCompilationProblemStatuses(long id, GenerationStatus status, String message) {
        String sql = "UPDATE problems " +
                "SET " +
                "checker_compilation_status = ?," +
                "checker_compilation_message = ? " +
                "WHERE id = ?";
        jdbcTemplate.update(sql, status.name(), message, id);
    }

    @Transactional
    public void changeHiddenness(Long contestId, Long problemIndex, boolean hidden) {
        String sql = "UPDATE problems " +
                "SET " +
                "hidden = ? " +
                "WHERE contest_id = ? AND contest_index = ?";
        jdbcTemplate.update(sql, hidden, contestId, problemIndex);
    }

    private static class ProblemRowMapper implements RowMapper<Problem> {
        @Override
        public Problem mapRow(ResultSet rs, int i) throws SQLException {
            Problem problem = new Problem();
            problem.setId(rs.getLong("id"));
            problem.setIndex(rs.getLong("contest_index"));
            problem.setTimeLimit(rs.getLong("time_limit"));
            problem.setMemoryLimit(rs.getLong("memory_limit"));
            problem.setContestId(rs.getLong("contest_id"));
            problem.setHidden(rs.getBoolean("hidden"));
            problem.setAnswersGenerationStatus(GenerationStatus.valueOf(rs.getString("answers_generation_status")));
            problem.setAnswersGenerationMessage(rs.getString("answers_generation_message"));
            problem.setTestsCount(rs.getInt("tests_count"));
            return problem;
        }
    }

}

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Current Sources | Overview | Lake Shore Cryotronics, Inc.
The Model 100 through 120 current sources have been replaced by the Model 121 DC current source.
The Models 100 and 101 are battery-powered DC current sources which provide a very stable output current without the noise commonly associated with AC line-powered instruments. They are well-suited for field maintenance and periodic monitoring of sensors, as well as operation in a highly noise-sensitive environment.
The main difference between the 100 and 101 is their compliance voltage: the Model 100, with a 2.5 V compliance voltage, is well suited for silicon diode applications including Lake Shore DT-470 and 670 diodes. The Model 101 has a compliance voltage of 5 V which is required for use with Lake Shore TG-120 GaAlAs diodes, or if the user desires to connect two silicon diode sensors in series. While the output current of both units is factory preset at 10 µA, the user may reprogram the unit to any value between 1 µA and 1 mA by changing the internal programming resistor.
The Models 102, 110CS, and 120CS are precision DC current sources suitable for benchtop use. They are capable of higher output currents and compliance voltages than their battery-powered counterparts.
The Model 102 provides excellent performance at low cost. The output current is factory preset at 10 µA, but the unit may be reprogrammed to any value between 1 µA and 1 mA by changing a programming resistor inside the instrument. Compliance voltage is 8 V. Power is supplied to the unit by an external AC wall-mount supply. The supply type must match the AC line voltage available and must be specified when ordering.
The Model 110CS offers a higher compliance of 11 V. The output current can be externally changed to any value between 1 µA and 10 mA by connecting a programming resistor to the terminal block on the unit's rear panel. AC line voltage is jumper-selected inside the unit. Desired line voltage should be specified when ordering, but the setting can be changed at any time by the user.
On the Model 120CS, output current is selected with a rotary switch on the front panel. Eleven fixed values span the range of 1 µA to 100 mA and a compliance voltage of 11 V. The 1× and 3× switched increments correspond to approximate decade changes in power with a resistive load. For odd current values, a programming resistor may be connected to the terminal block on the unit's rear panel. This source is ideally suited for use with resistance sensors where resistance may vary with temperature by as much as 6 orders of magnitude. The current reversal switch allows compensation for thermal EMF, important when measuring resistors at low voltage. AC line voltage is jumper-selected inside the unit. Desired line voltage should be specified when ordering, but the setting can be changed at any time by the user.


1. Never try to keep more than 300 separate thoughts in your mind during your swing.
2. When your shot has to carry over a water hazard, you can either hit one more club or two more balls.
3. If you are afraid a full shot might reach the green while the group ahead are still putting, you have two options: you can immediately shank a lay-up, or you can wait until the green is clear and top a ball halfway there.
4. The less skilled the player, the more likely he is to share his ideas about the golf swing.
5. If it isn't broke, try changing your grip.
6. Golfers who claim they don't cheat also lie.
7. Everyone replaces his divot after a perfect approach shot.
8. A golf match is a test of your skill against your opponent's luck.
9. It's surprisingly easy to sink a 50 foot putt when you lie 10.
10. Counting on your opponent to inform you when he breaks a rule is like expecting him to make fun of his own haircut.
11. Nonchalant putts count the same as chalant putts.
12. It's not a gimme putt if you're still away.
13. The shortest distance between any two points on a golf course is a straight line that passes directly through the large tree.
14. There are two kinds of bounces: unfair bounces and bounces just the way you intended to play it.
15. You can hit a two-acre fairway 10% of the time and a 2-inch branch on a tree 90% of the time.
16. Every time a golfer makes a birdie he must subsequently make three triple bogeys to restore the fundamental equilibrium of the universe.
17. If you want to hit a 7-iron as far as Tiger Woods does, simply try to lay up just short of a water hazard.
18. To calculate the speed of a player's downswing, multiply the speed of his backswing by his handicap.
Example, backswing 20 miles per hour, handicap, 15, downswing 300 m.p.h.
19. There are two things you can learn by stopping your backswing at the top and checking the position of your hands: how many hands you have, and which hand is wearing the golf glove.
20. Hazards attract; Fairways repel.
21. You can put "draw" on the ball, you can put "fade" on the ball, but no golfer can put "straight" on the ball.
22. A ball you can see in the rough from 50 yards away is not yours.
23. If there is a ball in the fringe and a ball in the bunker, your ball is in the bunker.
24. If both balls are in the sand, yours is in the footprint.
25. Don't buy a putter until you have had a chance to throw it.
26. The inevitable result of any golf lesson is the instant elimination of the one critical unconscious motion that allowed you to compensate for all your errors.
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Open letter on violation of the right to freedom of assembly and conduct of law enforcement at an anti-Zwarte Piet protest in the Netherlands
ENAR open letter to Mark Rutte, Prime Minister of The Netherlands and Ferdinand Grapperhaus, Minister for Security and Justice raising concerns regarding the conduct of Dokkum local authorities and police forces on the day of the intocht Sinterklaas on 18 November 2017, as well as the pattern of banning such protests, which violates EU and international law on freedom of assembly and non-discrimination.
Dear Prime Minister, dear Minister for Security and Justice,
We are writing to express our concern regarding the conduct of Dokkum local authorities and police forces on the day of the intocht Sinterklaas on 18 November 2017. This pattern of interdiction of related protests several years in a row violates EU and international law on freedom of assembly and non-discrimination. We urge you to ensure an independent investigation into the actions of law-enforcement regarding anti-Zwarte Piet protests, ensure equal treatment of ethnic minorities, and guarantee that future peaceful assemblies will be safeguarded and protected in accordance with international law.
The European Network Against Racism is a network of over 120 NGOs working to promote race equality across the EU. We support calls for the abolition of the racist figure of Zwarte Piet, as well as other Afrophobic stereotypes, which are common throughout Europe's media, school textbooks, cultural and political life. Blackface and other stereotypes reproduce colonial imagery and perpetuate racism. The racist elements of the Sinterklaas tradition must go for the celebration to be inclusive of all children in the Netherlands, as the Dutch Ombudsman for children has noted.
We note with concern the fact that peaceful protesters were not able to go to Dokkum because of far-right activists blocking their bus on the highway. These far-right activists, allegedly using threats of violence, blocked the highway, thereby endangering the safety of highway users and bystanders. While the police were present on the scene and escorted the protesters, the length and the nature of police operations indicate gaps in living up to their responsibilities in such a dangerous situation. Reports of police showing alleged lenience towards the far-right activists and intolerance towards peaceful protesters are disturbing.
We condemn the last minute cancellation of the protest authorisation by the Dokkum
mayor and for failing to guarantee their safety. Law-enforcement authorities have the positive obligation to facilitate peaceful assembly and "to protect its participants from any persons or groups that attempt to disrupt or inhibit them in anyway", as stated by OSCE guidelines on freedom of assembly. These guidelines further read: "potential disorder rising from hostility directed against those participating in a peaceful assembly must not be used to justify the imposition of restrictions on peaceful assembly."
The right to freedom of assembly should be enjoyed without discrimination. The
interdiction or arrest of peaceful protesters asking for inclusive Sinterklaas celebrations for the third time in four years (Gouda 2014, Rotterdam 2016 and Dokkum, 2017), amid police abuse and excessive use of force (See Ombudsman decision and Amnesty International report), amounts to intimidation and structural racism against people of African and Caribbean descent in the Netherlands.
Such practices are regrettable considering that the Dutch government has made progressive steps to advance the rights of People of African Descent in other areas, for example, launching the UN Decade for People of African Descent in December 2016, and adopting an anti-discrimination plan. It is time that all parts of Dutch society, including law enforcement, complies with these policies, and international human rights standards.
We therefore ask that:
1. An independent investigation into the mayor's decision is conducted in due time.
2. An independent investigation into the behaviour of law-enforcement is conducted in due time.
3. Future decisions on assemblies are taken with due consideration of the freedom of
peaceful assembly and the principle of non-discrimination.
4. Police internal procedures include clear prohibition of racial profiling and police
officers receive diversity and unconscious bias training.
5. A debate on blackface in the Saint-Nicholas celebrations is held in the National
Parliament.
6. Authorities take steps to forbid blackface in the Sinterklaas celebrations.
We trust that we can start a constructive dialogue in order to address the issues highlighted in this letter, and we remain available to provide any support in this process.
We look forward to receiving your reply.
Amel Yacef,
Chair of the European Network Against Racism

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Televisions, cameras, live and prerecorded video.
As "r.p.m.", with Teresa Tam. Photos courtesy Aran Wilkinson-Blanc, Sled Island, and Untitled Art Society.
In recognition of the ongoing dismal state of news media post-Max Headroom, an equivalent number of televisions and video cameras are connected in a loop, "seeded" by a 24/7 cable news broadcast and occasionally interrupted by video of Mr. Headroom himself. A meditation on the inability for an individual to escape from the loop of their own opinions and that of others, or more strongly, that of the few news media reports and constant feed of information.
Created for Sled Island 2015 and presented at Untitled Art Society. Dubbed a "must see" of the week by Canadian Art magazine.
If the only evidence of a performance is its documentation, is it possible to ascertain that it ever took place? This work investigates that question through the creation of simulated documentation of a large, public performance.
Four video cameras and four televisions are arranged in a sequence, with each camera facing the television in front of it, but plugged into the one behind it. The final camera is plugged into the first television to complete the loop. Owing to varying signal quality and other phenomena inherent to older technology, a recursive feedback loop is created through no greater means.
Gestures investigates the environment of the performance: specifically, the entwined roles of performer and viewer. In some pieces, they are separate; in others, they are the same. These pieces invite the viewers to perform in a public space, allowing each work to unfold and complete itself through engagement and experience.
Gestures featured works from six artists: Amber Barker, Manuel Ermecheo, Mathew Lindenberg, Jack Michielsen, Yules Wai, and Michael Wylegly. The reception also featured the first Calgary Babalööse poetry event, as organized by Georgie Barlow.
Gestures was installed in Gallery 371 in Calgary, from March 2–8 2014.
Thermal printer, shell script, Twitter API 1.0.
A script looks for public tweets revealing confessions that would typically be made in private. It prints several every minute, at even intervals, onto a seemingly never-ending ribbon. Viewers can read through the confessions that have been printed as they accumulate in a pile.
Large-scale projection, live video feeds.
Publicly-available live video feeds from several hundred private and semi-private locations are presented interchangeably with no additional commentary in a large-format projection.
Projected video loop, multichannel audio.
Old public information films advising young men and women how to date, behave, and cope with adolescence are juxtaposed with sequences from the beginning of pornographic films featuring domestic plot lines. The audio is a soundscape of layered domestic-oriented sounds.


Cardi B has cancelled a string of summer performances as her pregnancy has left her "barely able to breathe."
The 25-year-old star, who is currently expecting her first child with her Migos star fiance Offset, took to Instagram on Thursday to share a video in which she explained that her performance at Broccoli City Festival in Washington D.C. this weekend will be her last for a while.
"I wanted to make it clear and everything the Broccoli Fest will be my last performance... for um.. a little while... and everything," she said in the video. "Because you know... shorty keep growing and I be looking like I be moving and everything but in reality... can barely breathe."
Cardi's announcement means she'll be missing previously scheduled dates in Texas and Florida, as well as Norway and Ireland. She will also forego her performance at the Panorama Music Festival in New York this July.
"I just want to let ya all know that Broccoli fest will be my last performance and thank ya all, I love ya all," the Bodak Yellow star continued. "And make sure you keep checking out my album Invasion of Privacy."
Cardi concluded her video by promising she'll be back on the road to support Bruno Mars on his 24K Magic Tour in September.
"I want to thank ya all for understanding. I'll be back for the Bruno Mars tour and everything," she smiled.
The news is likely to come as a surprise to Cardi's fans, who have praised her for continuing with her energetic performances despite being pregnant. She recently made her debut at the Coachella music festival and wowed the crowd with a routine which saw her dancing and twerking throughout.


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Fiction, Hemingway, Writing
Best Fiction and Writing Blogs
June 30, 2015 Mike	3 Comments
The best fiction and writing blog posts from around the 'net, all guaranteed to make you a literary adventurer. Compiled by ernie.
Jacqueline Seewald – Tips On Adding Symbolism In Fiction
Lori Rensink – Just Words And Just Music
Gary Gautier – The Architecture of Narrative
Assia Shahin – Uffizi Galore
Jay Dee Archer – Authors Answer 33 – The Writing Process
Timothy Pike – "Doing interesting stuff" inspires this tireless writer
Nihar Pradhan – Great Bloggers Are Great Thinkers
And as an extra bonus: Ancient Origins. This webzine is updated daily with fascinating articles about Science and Space, History and Archaeology, Evolution, and Strange Phenomena. A gold mine of writing ideas!
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Aztec Midnight, Fiction, Language, Writing
The Power of Body Language
June 23, 2015 Mike	34 Comments
Are you frustrated with your characters? Are they slowing down what should be a gripping, page-turning story? Maybe it's time you got them off their rear ends and put them to work.
In my re-writes, I search the text for characters who THINK rather than ACT. When I spot a cerebral, lackluster character, I start re-staging the scene like a director, deciding how the characters should approach and look at one another. When I've done my job, every character will be in motion. His tone of voice, eye movements, expressions, and stance will reflect and amplify his emotions and attitudes. THEN each character can tell a compelling story.
Body language is one of the most powerful tools a writer can use. When we express our characters' emotions and thoughts in concrete, physical terms, we pull the reader deeper into the story.
In my sci-fi short story Aquarius, the protag, Joni Lingg, leads a shadowy organization within NASA through intimidation and the power of her personality. But why TELL when it's more fun and intriguing to SHOW:
I once saw her chew out an Air Force major. I was in the next room, and could hear nothing, but could see them clearly through a window. Joni, a short brunette with the face of a child, was enraged, jabbing her finger and thrusting her tiny chin at the major, her blue eyes blazing in fury. The major took it like a confused, whipped puppy.
In Aztec Midnight, I could have had the first-person narrator just say he hits his low point when he's thrown into a Mexican jail and feels like giving up. But this is more emotionally engaging:
In the dark, drunks with slouching shoulders gave way to grim-faced men with dead eyes and scarred forearms. I found myself being swept along with the drunks. The lone bench in the back was filled with Cuernavaca's meanest residents, and I didn't feel like another fight. I leaned against the unyielding bars and shut my eyes. The pressure of the cold metal against my throbbing head and back barely registered. There was no fight left in me, no strength. I had no idea of the time or what I could do next.
Hazy minutes passed by while I propped myself up against the bars. There was no clock. I guessed I'd been in the hole at least two hours. My eyes burned when I shut them.
The reason body language is so evocative is because we are social beings. Long before the invention of language, our physical reactions communicated to others vital information about what we were experiencing. Facial expressions, gestures, and posture came long before the invention of language. The ability to "read" body language is more fundamental, and therefore more moving, than reading written language. So the more physical we can make the story, the more real it is to the reader.
Recent research in neuroscience tells us that when we think about an action, we activate the motor area of the mind that controls that action. Magnetic resonance imaging scanners show that when a subject reads about kicking, for example, the area of the brain that controls kicking "lights up." There's an exciting new theory of language called "Embodied Cognition," which can be summed up as, "We understand language by simulating in our minds what it would be like to experience the things that the language describes."
That's why other researchers have found that the brains of those who read powerful stories are changed by those stories. Indeed, reading vivid stories actually creates "muscle memory" in the brain as if the reader had actually lived the events in the story.
No wonder my feet hurt after reading Tolkien's The Fellowship of the Ring. That was quite a trek.
Psychology Today offers a useful introduction to body language. If you want to rev up your stories, learn the basics of body language and, like a stage director, guide your characters' movements so they reinforce what your characters feel and think.
Modern life, Science fiction
The Future of Dystopian Literature
June 19, 2015 Mike	Leave a comment
One of the writer's vital functions is to advise readers about the possible dangers of certain actions and beliefs, just as doctors warn their patients about unhealthy behaviors and attitudes.
In that spirit, Dr. Bradley Birzer argues in The Imaginative Conservative that the current interest in dystopian science fiction is not a sign of degeneracy, but a cause for hope. As he puts it, "At their best, dystopias allow us—through the faculty of imagination—to see not only inhumanity, but the motives behind inhumanity."
I believe such warnings are necessary and apropos. Modern life is characterized by radical transformations that are being imposed without consideration for basic human needs. Charlene Spretnak summarizes the worldview behind those transformations in her classic, The Resurgence of the Real:
In the modern worldview, a salvational sense of progress places economic expansion and technological innovation at the center of importance. Modern government, whether socialist or capitalist, is charged with safeguarding and furthering that expansion because social and cultural development is believed to follow in its wake. Thanks to modern advances, traditional concerns stemming from the human condition have been largely conquered, managed, or replaced altogether: Modern life promised freedom from the vagaries of the body, the limits of nature, and the provincial ties to place. The body came to be seen as a biological machine, the natural world as a mere externality in modern economies, and the sense of place as a primitive precursor to cosmopolitan sophistication.
In my mind, such an agenda guarantees an anti-human dystopia. So, as Birzer says, let the short stories, novels, and graphic novels that depict dystopia go forth and spread their warnings. We need them.
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Fantasy Fiction, Writing
The best fiction and writing blog posts from around the 'net, all guaranteed to make you a literary ninja. Compiled by mishima.
Charles E. Yallowitz – What Do You Look For In Magic Beasts?
Kathryn Lilley – Brain Science Offers Solutions for Writer's Block
Alice Osborn – How Do You Book A Book Signing?
Timothy Pike – Are You Afraid Of Success, Dear Writer?
Damyanti – Do You Submit Like A Man?
Andrew Toy – The Elimination Game
Susan Holmes – The Writer's Craft
Purpleanais – Does Anybody Really Believe in Freedom of Speech?
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Fiction, Writing
June 13, 2015 Mike	1 Comment
"Mastery is not something that strikes in an instant, like a thunderbolt, but a gathering power that moves steadily through time, like weather." – John Gardner, The Art of Fiction
Sir Christopher Lee dies at 93
Christopher Lee has died.
Dracula, Saruman, Count Dooku — Lee made supervilliany cool. Here's to a long, productive life.
Celtic culture, Nature
"The ancient rhythms of the earth have insinuated themselves into the rhythms of the human heart. The earth is not outside us; it is within: the clay from where the tree of the body grows." ― John O'Donohue, Beauty: The Invisible Embrace


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Residents are invited to check out Premier Health's new medical office building at 6615 Cincinnati-Dayton Road in Liberty Twp. on Wednesday, Nov. 7.
By Eric Schwartzberg
Premier Health is set to give local residents a look inside a new medical office building that will house both primary and specialty care physicians.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7, with a community open house from 4 to 7 p.m. The 13,000- square-foot building is located at 6615 Cincinnati-Dayton Road in Liberty Twp.
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The community open house will offer tours and an opportunity to meet providers along with free food, free first-aid kits, and a balloon artist for children.
The facility will act as a Premier Physician Network primary and specialty care center, according to Diane Pleiman, president of Premier Physician Network.
"It will provide patients from Liberty Twp. and the surrounding communities a single point of multidisciplinary services close to home," Pleiman said. "Our goal is to make their health care convenient, streamlined and comprehensive, while at the same time easy to access."
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The medical office building has space for four primary care providers and will offer specialty services — possibly in orthopedics, cardiology, endocrinology, rheumatology or women's health.
The project, a collaborative investment of approximately $3.5 million, represents growth and expansion for Premier Health in the Liberty Twp. and surrounding communities.
Liberty Family Medicine has relocated to the new site. The practice, which includes Dr. Aleda Johnson, is accepting new patients. For more information, call 513-755-1912.
Premier Physician Network is part of Premier Health, which includes Atrium Medical Center in Middletown.
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Con il termine occasionalismo si identifica la dottrina filosofica secondo cui tutti gli atti dell'uomo, sia pratici che teorici, non sono che occasioni per l'intervento di Dio.

Esponenti e pensiero
La dottrina ha raggiunto per la prima volta la preminenza nelle scuole teologiche islamiche dell'Iraq, specialmente a Bassora. Il teologo del IX secolo Abu al-Hasan al-Ash'ari ha sostenuto che non vi è alcuna causalità secondaria nell'ordine creato. Il mondo è sostenuto e governato attraverso l'intervento diretto di una causa primaria divina. In quanto tale, il mondo è in costante stato di ricreazione da parte di Dio.

Il più famoso sostenitore della dottrina occasionalista asharita fu Abu Hamid Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Ghazali, un teologo dell'XI secolo con base a Baghdad. In L'incoerenza dei filosofi Al-Ghazali ha lanciato una critica filosofica contro i primi filosofi islamici influenzati dai neoplatonici come Al-Farabi e Ibn Sina. In risposta all'affermazione dei filosofi secondo cui l'ordine creato è governato da cause efficienti secondarie (essendo Dio, per così dire, la causa primaria e finale in senso ontologico e logico), Ghazali sostiene che ciò che osserviamo come regolarità nella natura si basa presumibilmente su qualche legge naturale è in realtà una sorta di regolarità costante e continua. Non c'è necessità indipendente di cambiamento e divenire, a parte ciò che Dio ha ordinato. Sostenere una causalità indipendente al di fuori della conoscenza e dell'azione di Dio è privarlo della vera agenzia e diminuire il suo attributo di potere. Nel suo famoso esempio, quando il fuoco e il cotone vengono messi a contatto, il cotone viene bruciato non a causa del calore del fuoco, ma attraverso l'intervento diretto di Dio, un'affermazione che ha difeso usando la logica. Nel XII secolo, questa teoria fu difesa e ulteriormente rafforzata dal teologo islamico Fakhr al-Din al-Razi, usando la sua esperienza nelle scienze naturali di astronomia, cosmologia e fisica.

Poiché Dio è di solito visto come razionale, piuttosto che arbitrario, il suo comportamento nel causare normalmente eventi nella stessa sequenza (cioè, ciò che ci sembra essere una causalità efficiente) può essere inteso come una naturale attuazione di quel principio di ragione, che poi descrivere come le leggi della natura. In senso proprio, tuttavia, queste non sono leggi della natura ma leggi con cui Dio sceglie di governare il proprio comportamento (la sua autonomia, in senso stretto) - in altre parole, la sua volontà razionale. Questo, tuttavia, non è un elemento essenziale di un racconto occasionalista e l'occasismo può includere posizioni in cui il comportamento di Dio (e quindi quello del mondo) è considerato alla fine imperscrutabile, mantenendo così la trascendenza essenziale di Dio. Su questa comprensione, le apparenti anomalie come i miracoli non sono realmente tali: sono semplicemente Dio che si comporta in un modo che ci appare insolito. Data la sua trascendente libertà, non è vincolato nemmeno dalla sua stessa natura. Possono verificarsi miracoli, come rotture nella struttura razionale dell'universo, poiché la relazione di Dio con il mondo non è mediata da principi razionali.

In un articolo del 1978 su Studia Islamica, Lenn Goodman pone la domanda "Al-Ghazâlî Deny Causality?" e dimostra che Ghazali non ha negato l'esistenza di una causalità "mondana" osservata. Secondo l'analisi di Goodman, Ghazali non sostiene che non vi sia mai alcun legame tra causa osservata ed effetto osservato: piuttosto, Ghazali sostiene che non esiste alcun legame necessario tra causa osservata ed effetto.

Esponenti principali dell'occasionalismo furono Arnold Geulincx e Nicolas Malebranche, due pensatori del XVII secolo. La dottrina occasionalista trae le sue origini dalla filosofia di Cartesio, il quale aveva teorizzato un dualismo pressoché irriducibile fra la res cogitans, ovvero la sostanza pensante, racchiusa nell'anima, e la res extensa, ovvero la materia corporea, le cui azioni, tuttavia, secondo Cartesio, sono pur sempre comandate dal pensiero, mediante un collegamento presente nella ghiandola pineale.

Ben presto diversi pensatori criticarono questo dualismo cartesiano, soprattutto perché la spiegazione del collegamento fra le due sostanze, ideale e corporea, risultava piuttosto insufficiente: come può l'anima, incorporea, agire sul corpo, che invece è materiale? Sostennero dunque gli occasionalisti che non è l'anima, ad agire sul corpo, e che neppure all'interno dell'anima le idee, i pensieri, trovano la loro spiegazione e origine nell'anima stessa; l'unico ente capace di creare e comandare, infatti, è solo Dio, mentre la volontà umana ha una sola funzione, quella, eventuale, di condurre l'uomo all'errore, quando essa si contrappone all'azione voluta da Dio. Pertanto, secondo queste teorie, sia gli atti conoscitivi — ovvero le idee, racchiuse in questo senso in superiore mondo delle idee di stampo platonizzante — che le azioni pratiche — le quali si riducono a un mero assenso alla suprema volontà divina, che è l'unica ad essere libera — non sono che semplici occasioni per l'intervento di Dio.

Geulincx negava ogni diretta dipendenza causale tra le due sostanze e sosteneva che la corrispondenza fra l'attività psichica e l'attività corporea derivava da un accordo tra esse stabilito da Dio: esse procedevano come due orologi indicanti perfettamente la stessa ora, senza che il meccanismo dell'uno influisse per nulla su quello dell'altro. Questo occasionalismo, approfondito specie nel lato gnoseologico dal Malebranche, fu sviluppato grandiosamente da Leibniz nella sua dottrina dell'"armonia prestabilita" che governava l'attività delle monadi chiuse ciascuna in sé medesima, e in certa misura ripreso da Étienne Bonnot de Condillac e da altri minori teorici più recenti.

Note

Bibliografia
 G. Giannantoni, La Ricerca Filosofica, 3 vol., Torino, 1985.
 C. Sini, I filosofi e le opere, Principato, Milano 1986.
 J. Prost, Essais sur l'atomisme et l'occasionnalisme dans la philosophie cartésienne, ed. Paulin, Parigi, 1907

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Posizioni e teorie filosofiche

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Ball State basketball: Deep and talented, Cardinals need drama-free season
Ball State is good enough to reach the NCAA Tournament, but can it max out on its potential? It fell short in that regard last season.
Ryan O'Gara
Ball State opens its season Tuesday against Indiana State and plays at Purdue on Saturday.
MUNCIE, Ind. — After a recent practice, James Whitford talked to his Ball State men's basketball team about making good decisions off the court. This is consistent with the message the head coach says he always delivers to his players. It encompasses responsibility in areas of training, rest, recovery and handling college life.
Ball State enters 2018-19 with as good of a chance as any in recent history to end an NCAA Tournament drought that extends back to 2000. Star point guard Tayler Persons remade his body in the offseason, shedding 30 pounds. The other members of last year's core – Trey Moses, Tahjai Teague and Kyle Mallers – are back, and will have plenty of help from SEC transfers K.J. Walton and Brachen Hazen.
It's a squad that, like last season, is capable of knocking off a Power Five program such as Notre Dame. But as Whitford told the players after that recent practice, it's important to handle the controllable aspects of being on a team. Last season was a challenging one, with one player committing suicide and two players getting suspended for extended periods.
To what extent those off-court incidents derailed a season in which the Cardinals went 19-13 is certainly debatable. But it can't be stated enough: For a talented, deep Ball State team to reach its potential, it needs a drama-free season.
"I think that's true for every team. I don't think it's more true for us," Whitford said. "We had adversity last year. We've been far from perfect. You're not looking at us as a program that has had 13 incidents … we're like a normal team. I don't want to deemphasize it and say it's not important. It's really important."
But it has already been a preseason filled with adversity. First, assistant coach Brian Thornton left the program for a job with the NCAA, just as official practice began. Former IUPUI assistant Matt Crenshaw took his place on Oct. 19. Then Trey Moses had to have a minor knee surgery that sidelined him for about a month, meaning he missed a significant portion of preseason practice. He is expected to return this week. And then, Tayler Persons was suspended for the team's exhibition game for a violation of team rules.
Will any of those matter in the grand scheme? Perhaps not. Crenshaw is a veteran assistant and should get up to speed quickly. Moses appears confident about his recovery and having the operation should enable him to feel strong throughout the season. And Whitford said Friday about Persons, "… I know who Tayler is. I completely trust him both as a person and as a leader off the court." Contrast that with the language Whitford used last year about Jeremie Tyler – a key bench player who was suspended twice last season and eventually dismissed from the team – and how Tyler needed to earn back the coach's trust, and there seems to be some difference with Persons.
You can make the argument that if this is the most adversity Ball State faces all year, then it would be in good shape. It's not an ideal start to the season, though, given everything that happened last season.
The players, to their credit, are sticking together and moving forward as this season gets underway. When asked after Friday's exhibition whether Persons missing the game sets a bad tone for the start of the season, here's what they said.
Mallers: "I wouldn't say bad tone. We rely on Tayler for a lot, and it certainly is tough without him with us these last two (including the closed scrimmage against Missouri State), but I think we're going to be fine. We're moving on, and I think he's moved on from that. We're not really worried about him. I think we're looking forward to playing with him and him doing what he does."
Teague: "No, because it doesn't really feel that different. It's not a real game. TP is still practicing with us. … It won't feel any different on Tuesday."
Walton: "No, I don't think so. I think it shows that it's next man up. Guys are ready to fill that next spot, and we're ready to go."
Last season was great in many ways. The Cardinals started 10-4, including an upset of No. 9 Notre Dame, capped by Persons' game-winning 3-pointer. They looked like an NCAA Tournament team heading into MAC play with one of the longest winning streaks in the country.
But last season was hard in many ways. Zach Hollywood committed suicide a few months before the season, a traumatic event for any program to go through. Tyler was suspended twice during the season, the second of which resulted in him being dismissed. Starting guard Jontrell Walker was suspended indefinitely hours before the Buffalo game, and he transferred in the offseason. Without two guards, walk-on Josh Thompson stepped up as the Cardinals completely shifted their team identity. It may have made them stronger as a group, but they suffered in the short-term.
"I felt like we left wins on the table, for sure," Whitford said. "We were 10-4 going into the Buffalo game, and we lost two players in the next three weeks. I thought we responded well and I was proud of it, the way we responded. But you can't argue that that's good for the team. That's bad for the team. We had to move the roles around and all that stuff. It is what it is.
"No question, I felt like we left wins on the table. Most seasons, most teams will."
Whitford said that there has been only one season here at Ball State in which he felt like his team reached its potential, and that was the 2015-16 squad that went from seven wins to 21. Every other team, in Whitford's mind, could have been better. He estimated that last year's squad could have easily been a 22- or 23-win team.
"We went through a lot of adversity and although we handled it right, you can't realistically argue that was good for our team. It's not," he said. "I thought the way we approached it was great and the way we handled it. We lost games down the stretch, but in most, we played well."
While it's tough to judge what would qualify as a successful season or Ball State fulfilling its potential, it's obvious where the focus is. Teague has mentioned Buffalo in every interview he has done in the preseason, unprompted. It's clear this team's focus is on knocking off the preseason favorite, and it's clear the players view themselves as a team that's capable of reaching the NCAA Tournament.
"This is one of the best teams I've ever played on, and by far the best team I've been on since I've been at Ball State," said Teague, a redshirt junior. "Hopefully everyone maxes out to their potential. I don't see us not winning the MAC. We just have to take it day by day."
Ryan O'Gara covers Ball State and East Central Indiana high schools at the Star Press. Contact him at (765) 213-5829, rogara@muncie.gannett.com or @RyanOGara.


I would like to take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Tom Richardson, and I have just moved here from New Jersey back in March of this year. I have found the State of Tennessee to be beautiful, but regardless of this, we have a growing problem and it seems to be getting worse. If we continue to ignore it, this problem will just spiral out of control.
I am talking about drugs, alcohol and chemical abuse. I realize our young people will experiment with these substances, but the most dangerous I believe are the ones they are "huffing" or inhaling. They include gasoline, paint thinner, toluol, spray paint and similar products.
I was watching a First 48: Missing Persons program on TV recently and one segment on the show was about a young college student in Chicago who disappeared and the police had no idea where this young man was. They finally found him in a dormitory storage bin, where he died from suffocation as a result of too much nitrous oxide.
I don't know about you, but I think it's time we as parents, aunts, uncles, brothers and sisters let Tennessee know its time to pass legislation to control the sale of items that contain these chemicals, along with over-the-counter drugs such as the cough and cold medicines young ones are taking to get high (Cloricidin Cough & Cold or Triple C's).
If we continue to just sit back and do nothing and wait to see what happens, we're taking the chance of losing our own young family members to this terrible scourge.


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Q: Как по клику на кнопку add all id вывести именно те id, по которым кликнул пользователь? Всем привет, в задаче имеется родительский блок
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 имеющий в себе определенное количество дочерних блоков
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 в свою очередь в каждом дочернем блоке находятся item с data-id. Задача заключается в том, что мне нужно получить только "кликнутые" data-id определенного родительского блока при нажатии на кнопку add all id, например в первом блоке пользователь кликнул по кнопкам 1, 3, 5 и после клика на add all id должно вывести в консоль 1, 3, 5 и т.д. Кнопка add all id собирает айдишки только со своего child-block. Если пользователь накликал в двух блоках child-block кнопки id, то должны вывестись именно те id, которые относятся ко своему child-block.
Можно ли как то решить задачу конкретно этим способом? Потому что у меня в работе это основной костяк в котором куча логики содержится.
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A: Здесь вам пригодится проход методом forEach по списку всех DOM-элементов, подходящих по селектору, собранных с помощью метода querySelectorAll(). querySelector находит лишь первое совпадение с селектором, а не все элементы. Повесить слушатель событий надо не .parent-block, а .child-block, поскольку самый верхний элемент содержит обе кнопки, а .child-block лишь свою. Фильтрацию кликнутых элементов я делаю благодаря выбору по селектору, но выбор произвожу методом querySelector() у элемента, а не у всего document для того, чтобы найти лишь вложенные .item элементы у конкретного .child-block. Я использую присваивание класса clicked для обозначения кликнутого элемента, используя метод toggle(), который берет в аргумент название класса и срабатывает как добавление класса, если его нет, или как удаление класса, если он есть.
Переменные, которые я не планирую переназначать я объявляю через const, поскольку так будет легче понимать код как минимум другим разработчикам.
Лично предпочитаю вешать обработчик на саму кнопку и проводить дальшейшие манипуляции вместо определения event.target, но написал под ваш код.
Справка по element.toggle()
Справка по forEach для NodeList
Справка по const

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November 25, 1934 — March 25, 2021
Billy Joe "BJ" Carroll, 86, of Paducah, passed away on March 25, 2021, at his residence.
Billy Joe was born on November 25, 1934, in Paducah to the late Elvie "Buster" and Eva Heady Carroll. He was a graduate of Heath High School and a member of Olivet Baptist Church. Billy Joe was a proud member of Masonic Lodge #449 for 64 years. He enjoyed yard work and caring for his family. He was a first line generation of DeMolay followed by his son and grandson. Billy Joe had a kind and giving spirit. He was always willing to help anyone in need and never expected anything in return.
Billy Joe is survived by his wife of 59 years, Betty Vick Carroll; one daughter, Eva Katherine Carroll of Paducah; one son, Leroy D. Carroll (Susan) of Paducah; one sister, Phyllis Jane Erickson of Ohio; four brothers, Julian Carroll of Frankfort, David Carroll (Becky) of Paducah, Tommy Carroll (Marie) of Kevil, Neel Carroll (Linda) of Paducah; two grandchildren, Pam Gregory (Scott) of Paducah, Andrew Carroll of Paducah; four great grandchildren, Alyssa McDonald, Alex McDonald, Angela Carroll and Kaitlyn Carroll.
He was preceded in death by four sisters, Sue Reed, Barbara Casper, Neave Carroll, Nancy Carroll; four brothers, Herbert Carroll, Norman Carroll, Bobby Jack Carroll, Gene Carroll, and his parents.
Funeral services for Billy Joe will be held on Tuesday, March 30, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. at Milner & Orr Funeral Home of Paducah with Rev. Chris Prescott officiating. Burial will follow the service at Maplelawn Park Cemetery.
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Hi. This may seem like a familiar question but my issue is different and none of the answers provided in other questions solve my problem.
It says this doesn't happen if libreoffice-gtk, libreoffice-gnome or libreoffice-kde are installed.
Use font Scaling you say? it works but makes the menus too big as they are already larger. I need both menus and dialogs' fonts to be the same size, and larger than the defaults.
The best workaround I was able to find was to launch Libreoffice with a custom GTK theme so that it doesn't use OS font settings (which results in menus being tiny as everything else and not bigger than everything else) and then use the Font Scaling option to make everything grow at the same time.
After that the launcher opens Libreoffice calc "ignoring" OS globbal font settings.
Lastly I go to Options > Libreoffice > View > User interface > Scaling and adjust it to my desired amount.
After doing all this not everything seems to have grown equally (like the status bar) but at least the dialogs and menus have the same font size which is a big improvement.
Tested on version 5.1.2.2 on Ubuntu Mate 16.


A transparent, colorless, water soluble fish glue. Isinglass was originally made from air bladders of the great Russian beluga sturgeon, Acipenser huso, found in the fresh waters of the Caspian and Black Seas. After restrictions were placed on Russian exports in 1939, other fish air bladders were used and isinglass became a generic term for glue derived from the swim bladder of various fish, e.g., North American isinglass is made from hake or cod. To prepare isinglass, the air bladders are removed from the fish, cleaned and air dried. The dried bladder is cut into thin translucent strips. These strips, which are nearly 80% collagen, are dissolved in hot water then diluted and cooled into flat disks. The very strong, water soluble adhesive can be used in low concentrations. Isinglass is used as a clarifying agent in the manufacture of fish glue. It is also used as a size for handmade paper and has been used in Russia as a paint medium. Sturgeon glue is rarely available outside of Russia.
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No-one has ever been convicted over the deaths of Hameeda Begum and Alana Mian
Officers "will never give up on" searching for the people who killed a girl and her grandmother in an arson attack, police have said.
Alana Mian, four, and Hameeda Begum, 71, died after a bin was set alight outside Mrs Begum's Bolton home on 23 June 2008.
The child's mother and a firefighter also suffered serious burns.
No-one has been convicted of causing the deaths. Greater Manchester Police said "someone knows who did this".
Firefighter Steve Morris spent eight months in hospital after his rescue attempt
A witness told BBC Radio Manchester at the time that firefighter Steve Morris had been "like a human ball of flame" when he ran out of the house.
He suffered severe burns to his face, hands and back and previously described how difficult it had been to come to terms with his "horrendous" injuries, which included the loss of "fingers, hearing and mobility".
Saima Mian, who had been visiting from Australia with her daughter when the attack happened, returned to the UK in 2012 to help with her recovery.
At the time she said she wanted to know why the attack happened.
"I don't know who they are and why they would do that. We were friendly with everyone.
"It makes no sense to me."
The fire was started in a bin outside Mrs Begum's house in Bolton
Three people have been sentenced for witness intimidation in connection with the case, but no-one has been charged with causing the blaze.
The head of GMP's cold case unit Martin Bottomley said it was "one that we will never give up on… however long it takes".
"What we're appealing for is somebody with a conscience, whose allegiances may have changed and who wants to bring comfort and resolution to the family," he said.
"We know for certain that someone out there knows who did this."
Anyone with information about the fire is asked to contact police.
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If you're a health nut or you're just trying to get by doing the diet and exercise thing but find yourself getting fed up with it and want something to supplement it.. let me introduce you to the world of nutritional coaching. This is a business model that can be used for anyone with a passion for helping others. The best part about it is that it can be done on the side with little to no overhead costs. If you're interested in learning more about nutritional coaching or want to get started in it.. just send me a message and I'd be happy to answer any questions you have. I'm sure you'll be just as satisfied with the results as I am.
Nutrition, fitness, and healthy eating are huge topics today—and nutrition coaching can be a way to help clients achieve their health and fitness goals. But what's the best way to start a nutrition coaching business on the side?
When you're starting a business, you have a lot of factors you have to consider. One of the most important is how you're going to make money to cover your startup costs. Because of this, many people decide to get a second job, in order to make some extra money. In this post, we're going to discuss how you can make money by coaching others..
Things weren't going as planned for Nehal Solaiman, who was in the third trimester of her pregnancy.
Solaiman didn't need a doctor to tell her what she already knew: she was gaining weight too fast as a clinical pharmacist.
Hashimoto's thyroiditis, thank you very much, she thought.
However, it found out that her decreased thyroid production wasn't the only problem. Solaiman suffered gestational diabetes as well. Her baby was growing too large, too fast due to her blood sugar levels being higher than usual, putting her at danger for a variety of problems.
Solaiman, PN1, who worked at a hospital in Alexandria, Egypt, says, "I wanted to become healthy without dieting or deprivation." "In order to assist myself, I attempted to study all I could about nutrition."
Her efforts were rewarded. Solaiman no longer had gestational diabetes during the third trimester, and she gave birth to a healthy baby boy.
She went on to obtain a nutrition certification from and then start a side company as a nutrition coach as a result of her experience.
What motivates someone with a full-time job to establish a part-time nutrition coaching business?
We wondered the same thing. So we inquired.
Solaiman discusses what she learnt through a certification that transformed her life in this interview. She also discusses how she managed to get ten customers amid a worldwide epidemic and why she enjoys being a nutrition coach so much.
If you're considering of obtaining a nutrition certification or starting a side business as a coach, her responses will be helpful.
In addition to her hectic clinical pharmacy job, Nehal Solaiman has a lucrative side business as a nutrition coach.
What can a nutrition certification teach healthcare professionals?
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After utilizing nutrition to overcome her gestational diabetes, Solaiman found a new mission: to assist other women facing similar difficulties.
She said she wants to assist people understand their bodies and learn how to lose weight without dieting.
Solaiman had studied nutrition and biology as part of her pharmaceutical education. But she had no idea how to assist others in making changes. It was one thing to tell someone that broccoli was healthy for them; it was quite another to tell them that broccoli was excellent for them. It was quite another to get them to consume it.
"I didn't want to simply give them a document and send them home as a nutrition coach," she adds. "I intended to assist them in changing their habits, such as sleeping better, reducing stress, and overcoming emotional eating and other obstacles."
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Solaiman didn't need to know anything about the Krebs cycle, metabolic pathways, or the function of particular vitamins and minerals. That was no problem for her.
The skill of coaching was what she was lacking. How could she really assist individuals in changing, given the many obstacles that stood in their way? "PN filled a need for me," Solaiman adds. "Coaching psychology was the focus of Units 1 and 3—which I really enjoyed. Everything was fresh to me."
The focus on profound health coaching, which helps individuals flourish in all aspects of their life, clinched the deal.
What motivates a working pharmacist and mother to start a second business?
Solaiman was working at a hospital at the time of the COVID epidemic.
Her son, Younis, was only a year old at the time, and she had no intention of catching the virus at work and then bringing it home with him.
As a result, she took a break from work.
She started an internet tutoring company partially to make money, but it was much more than that for her.
She viewed this as a long-term professional decision that would allow her to assist others improve their lives.
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It all began naturally when her sister-in-law discovered Solaiman's new certification as a nutrition consultant.
Solaiman explains, "She was a nursing mother, and she heard how I'd changed my health throughout my pregnancy." "She wanted to reduce weight, but not by following a rigid 'eat this, don't eat that' diet."
Solaiman scheduled weekly Zoom sessions as well as daily check-ins.
Her sister-in-law lost more weight than she anticipated in three months: 30 pounds (14 kilograms). Solaiman adds, "She told me she never felt deprived." "This new way of eating has turned into a way of life for her."
Solaiman was soon contacted by her sister, three additional inlaws, and their friends for assistance. Solaiman started advertising her tutoring services on Instagram about this time.
She had ten regular clients six months after landing her first.
What is Solaiman's winning formula?
COVID allows Solaiman to conduct all of its customer contacts online. She meets with each client twice a month via Zoom and provides daily assistance through WhatsApp.
"They may contact me on WhatsApp anytime they need assistance or are having difficulties," she adds.
Her customers come to her looking to lose weight. Solaiman takes a holistic approach to helping patients, covering everything from sleep to stress to emotional eating.
"I attempt to learn all I can about them, including their lifestyle, work, family, stresses, sleep patterns, and everything else," she adds.
She develops customized programs for each client, teaching them how to classify meals into "eat more," "eat some," and "eat less" categories using the Calculator. To ensure they receive enough lean protein and veggies, clients utilize hand portions—a simple technique that lets you rapidly assess how much to consume.
Solaiman adds, "I also assist them concentrate on making each meal a little bit better." "Rather of totally giving up things they like, they learn to alter their cooking techniques, portion sizes, and meal timing."
Is she going to go back to clinical pharmacy?
She replies, "Yes, she will."
She will, however, continue to coach nutrition on the side.
"I hope that one day nutrition counseling will be my primary career and clinical pharmacy will be a side job," she adds. "I like assisting others. As a pharmacist, I can do that, but as a nutrition coach, I can assist even more people."
Solaiman aspires to work mainly with women.
"They frequently don't understand why they're fatigued or gaining weight," she adds. "I want them to realize that this is about their health, not their appearance. How you feel is mostly determined by your blood sugar, insulin response, and hormonal balance. When those variables are brought into a healthy range, people tend to lose weight. But they don't have to be concerned with the size or the numbers to succeed."
If you're a coach or wish to be one…
It's both an art and a science to guide clients, patients, friends, or family members through healthy food and lifestyle adjustments in a manner that's tailored to their individual body, tastes, and circumstances.
Consider the Level 1 Certification if you want to learn more about both.
The typical morning routine for nutritionists begins at 6:30 AM, when they begin their personal training sessions before heading to work. The remainder of the day is spent training clients, researching articles, and meeting with suppliers to buy the ingredients needed to create their unique and effective meal plans..
How much money does a nutrition coach make?
A nutrition coach can make anywhere from $50,000 to $150,000 per year.
How do I start a nutrition coaching business?
There are many ways to start a nutrition coaching business. One way is to create a blog and sell your own ebooks or courses on the topic. You can also offer free consultations for people who are interested in starting their own diet, and charge them for more personalized help.
How do nutrition coaches get clients?
Nutrition coaches get clients by advertising their services in the local community and then meeting with potential clients.
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from simon.base import Meta
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class TestModelFactory(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_modelfactory(self):
        """Test the `ModelFactory()` method."""

        TestModel = ModelFactory('TestModel')
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        TestModel2 = ModelFactory('TestModel2')
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    def test_attribute(self):
        ("Test the `ModelFactory()` method with an attribute that isn't"
         " part of `Meta`.")

        TestModel = ModelFactory('TestModel', spam=True)
        self.assertFalse(hasattr(TestModel._meta, 'spam'))
        self.assertTrue(hasattr(TestModel, 'spam'))

    def test_meta(self):
        """Test that `ModelFactory()` classes have a `Meta` class."""

        TestModel = ModelFactory('TestModel')
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        """Test that `ModelFactory()` overrides default attributes."""

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The GV7700 is a serial digital video transmitter for High Definition component video. With integrated cable driving technology, the GV7700 is capable of transmitting HD video at a compressed 270Mbps or an uncompressed 1.485Gbps over 75ohm coaxial cable, or differentially over 100ohm twisted pair cable.
The GV7700 integrates the High Definition Visually Lossless CODEC (HD-VLC™) technology, which has been developed specifically to reduce the transmission data rate of HD video over both coaxial and unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable. This is achieved by encoding the HD video, normally transmitted at a serial data rate of 1.485Gbps, to the same rate as Standard Definition (SD) video, at 270Mbps serial data rate.
At 270Mbps, the effect of cable loss is greatly reduced, resulting in much longer cable transmission. For 75ohm coaxial cable, HD-VLC allows a 1.485Gbps HD signal to be transmitted up to four times the normal reach. In typical video over coaxial installations, when paired with Semtech's GV7704 HD-VLC receiver, cable distances of up to 500m are possible.
The GV7700 can also be configured to transmit HD video over UTP cable, such as Cat-5e and Cat-6 cable, when HD-VLC encoded at 270Mbps.


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The LEVO Oil infuser is a great addition to the edible market. The LEVO takes the mess out of home cooking; no more burnt herb, spilled oil or wasted ingredients. It uses controlled heat to transfer all the nutrients from your herb to butter or oil.
The gentle infusion method of the LEVO oil maker prevents aeration of your ingredients which will extend their shelf life.
Cleaning up is a breeze as the main parts of the infuser are dishwasher safe. The LEVO is the perfect kitchen appliance for all types of cannabis users.
Built to last, the LEVO is manufactured with the best materials and comes with a 1 Year Manufacturer's Warranty.
Where to buy the LEVO Oil Infuser?
It is important to pick an authorized vendor of the LEVO to ensure the warranty is valid. You will also want to ensure that you are purchasing an original model and not a version that has been refurbished.
Check out the new release the LEVO II or want something more compact; try the Magical Butter Machine 2.


Riverwood Solutions has announced the results of its first quarter survey of Electronic Products OEMs. The March 2009 survey of senior operations and supply chain professionals covers 75 OEMs ranging in size from $1 million in annual sales to over $100 billion. Survey respondents spent more than $150 billion in the global electronics supply chain in calendar year 2008.
The survey data show that the majority of OEMs understand the potential competitive advantage of their supply chain but are concerned about the viability of key supply chain partners, including both EMS providers and component suppliers. Additionally, a large number of companies are considering strategic operations alternatives - such as relocating outsourced production to different geographical regions or partners - to address the heightened need to further reduce costs in this challenging environment. Key findings include: - 69% of OEMs believe that supply chain management can be a source of competitive advantage for their company; while just 31% believe that their supply chain is actually more nimble than that of their competitors. - 53% of companies plan to geographically relocate at least some of their outsourced production in the next two quarters; while fully 50% plan to move some production to another EMS provider during that same period. - 31% of OEMs report being "Very Concerned" that their EMS provider will be unable to meet their delivery commitments in the coming year based on financial difficulty; while less than 2% of respondents report being concerned that their EMS provider may be acquired by another company. "The results of Riverwood Solutions' OEM survey are consistent with what we are hearing from current and prospective customers," said Courtney Ryan, senior vice president, Global Business Units at Jabil. "OEMs continue to seek opportunities to reduce cost and improve competitiveness - but with a renewed focus on the supply assurance and financial stability of their EMS partners. EMS providers with sound financials, strong service offerings and the right geographic footprint will clearly be the beneficiaries of the economically induced sentiment evidenced in the Riverwood data." "The current and unprecedented economic environment will create not only serious dislocations but also tremendous competitive opportunities in the electronics supply chain over the next few years," said Ron Keith, COO, Riverwood Solutions. "Difficult economic times often create the catalysts for dramatic shifts in the way companies do business. While many OEMs will simply seek to reduce their exposure to supply chain risk and sharpen up their execution, others are looking for entirely new ways to manage their outsourced relationships." This image is not part of the article.