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ForeverLawn Encourages Play and Exercise at the 2012 Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival
March 22, 2012 (Albuquerque, NM) – ForeverLawn, the leading artificial grass company, is once again helping Disney World celebrate the arrival of Spring at its annual Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival. This year's event is being held March 7, 2012 through May 20, 2012, and invites guests to be "inspired by nature at its finest." According to the Disney World official website, visitors can "watch Disney spring to life with colorful flowers and gardens, dazzling Disney character topiaries, live music, and fascinating programs." In addition to the entertainment and vibrant displays available at the Festival, children of all ages also have a unique opportunity to exercise and play at the Vibe Rose Garden Playground, an expansive play area measuring over 4,000 square feet that features Playground Grass by ForeverLawn.
Playground Grass is a remarkably realistic artificial grass product that features a multi-layered safety system beneath the grass to maximize safety. Certified safe for fall heights up to 12 feet according to ASTM 1292 test standards, Playground Grass is also ADA-accessible, which provides equal play opportunities for children of all abilities, as well as a stable, even surface for wheelchairs, braces, and strollers.
Just last year, ForeverLawn made headlines in the synthetic grass industry with its introduction of Playground Grass Ultra, the most technologically-advanced synthetic grass available for playground applications. Playground Grass Ultra features XStatic™ antistatic technology, available only from ForeverLawn, which helps reduce the build-up of static electricity on the playground. For children with hearing devices such as cochlear implants, this can be the difference between playing silently, or being able to hear and respond to playmates and other stimuli in their environment.
ForeverLawn has been the official synthetic grass supplier of the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival for the past consecutive six years. "Partnering with Disney to create this festival is something we look forward to all year," said Ty Allen of ForeverLawn. "Everything Disney World does is top notch, and it's inspiring to see Epcot come alive with the incredible flowers, gardens, and topiaries. We are honored to be a part of it."
The Vibe Rose Garden Playground is just one of the festival highlights. ForeverLawn also helped bring the Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden to life for the second year in a row with its best-selling landscaping turf line DuPont™ ForeverLawn® Select Synthetic Grass. DuPont™ ForeverLawn® Select HD was installed in the Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden due to its natural grass appearance and its ability to handle heavy foot traffic. In addition to the beauty and durability of ForeverLawn that make it an ideal surface for a busy festival, the grass products do not harbor insects and are allergen free. ForeverLawn does not require water, fertilizers, weed control chemicals, lawn care equipment, or pesticides to maintain its appearance, which makes it an attractive alternative for commercial and residential properties as well.
ForeverLawn synthetic turf can be seen in three areas at the Festival, including the Vibe Rose Garden Playground, Pixie Hollow Fairy Garden, and Bambi's Butterfly Garden. For more information about Playground Grass, visit playgroundgrass.com. For more information about DuPont™ ForeverLawn® Select Synthetic Grass, visit foreverlawn.com.
About ForeverLawn
ForeverLawn provides innovative synthetic grass products to create better landscapes worldwide. In areas where real grass is difficult to grow or maintain—due to high traffic or poor conditions—ForeverLawn offers a natural-looking alternative that is beautiful, functional, and durable. In addition to its landscape lines, ForeverLawn also offers specialty products including SplashGrass, K9Grass, SportsGrass, Playground Grass, and GolfGreens. ForeverLawn—Grass without limits. www.foreverlawn.com.
DuPont™ is a trademark of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company or its affiliates and is used under license by ForeverLawn®.


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Express Bar vending machine
Express Bar vending machine sells spare parts and tools
Vending machine sells cycling spare parts to get you back on the road
by David Arthur @davearthur
Tue, Jun 11, 2013 09:54
We've all been there: a puncture or broken chain and you don't have the necessary spare parts or tools to get you back on the move. Sometimes luck is on your side and you've broken down outside a bike shop, and it's open. Other times, well you're not so lucky, and it's on those occasions you wish for a nearby Express Bar.
The Express Bar is just that, a 24-hour vending machine that instead of dispensing chocolate bars and fizzy drinks, can instead deliver cycling essentials such as inner tube patch kits, CO2 canisters, even lights, and lots more. You pay with your credit card or phone and out pops your get-you-home product.
You can see a video of it in action on this local news website.
The creators currently only have two locations in Brooklyn, US, with plans to open more along popular bike routes in New York City. And there lies the problem with the cyclist vending machine, the concept only works if there's a large network of them.
It's not going to help you much if you breakdown miles from the nearest vending machine. And they'd need to expand it to the UK, too, but would it work over here? Would it put bike shops out of business? Imagine one in every village and every street corner?
This isn't the first time we've seen something like this before though, the Bike Fixtation self-repair vending station which road.cc reported on in 2011 offers a very similar thing. That went a step further and offered a free air compressor and universal work stand including comprehensive tethered tools.
It's a nice idea, but there's nothing like being prepared and self-sufficient to avoid being stranded on the roadside with a flat an no means to fix it.
See more of it at www.expressbiker.com
punctures
Express Bar
David Arthur @davearthur
David worked on the road.cc tech team from 2012-2020. Previously he was editor of Bikemagic.com and before that staff writer at RCUK. He's a seasoned cyclist of all disciplines, from road to mountain biking, touring to cyclo-cross, he only wishes he had time to ride them all. He's mildly competitive, though he'll never admit it, and is a frequent road racer but is too lazy to do really well. He currently resides in the Cotswolds, and you can now find him over on his own YouTube channel David Arthur - Just Ride Bikes.
I was following a Porsche something-or-other this morning which had a dashboard screen significantly bigger than an iPad. It was clearly...

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Баркёль-Казахский автономный уезд (; ; казахский: ) — автономный уезд в городском округе Хами Синьцзян-Уйгурского автономного района КНР.

География
Крупнейшее озеро в уезде — Баркёль.

История
В древности (времена империи Хань) здесь находилось гуннское (союзное хунну) государство Пулэй (蒲類國). Князь жил в долине Шуюй (疏榆谷) на западной стороне гор. Население: 325 семейств, 2 032 человека, 799 воинов. Китайская администрация: четыре офицера и наместник с титулов Фуго-хоу (輔國侯). Другим княжеством было Пулэй-хоу (蒲類後國), то есть «позднее (или восточное) Пулэй». Население: 100 семейств, 1 070 человек, 334 воинов. Китайская администрация: три офицера, наместник с титулов Фуго-хоу (輔國侯) и переводчик. Кочевники, но есть и земледелие. Разводят скот и хороших лошадей. Делают луки и стрелы. Известно, что когда Пулэй подчинялось хунну, шаньюй, прогневавшись на князя, выселил 6000 пулэйцев на север от Турфана. С тех пор Пулэй ослаб и стал незначительным княжеством.

После того, как империя Цин отвоевала эти земли у Джунгарского ханства, в 1731 году здесь был основан город. В 1735 году для этой местности было установлено официальное китайское написание названия — 巴里坤 (БаЛиКунь). В 1773 году здесь была основана Чжэньсиская управа (镇西府), которая в 1885 году (после образования провинции Синьцзян) была преобразована в Непосредственно управляемый комиссариат Чжэньси (镇西直隶厅). После Синьхайской революции комиссариат был в 1913 году преобразован в уезд Чжэньси (镇西县), подчинённый Урумчи. В 1934 году уезд был подчинён новообразованному Административному району Хами.

В 1953 году уезд был переименован в Баркёль, а 30 сентября того же года стал Баркёль-Казахским автономным уездом.

Административное деление
Баркёль-Казахский автономный уезд делится на 4 посёлка и 8 волостей:
 Баркуль (:zh:巴里坤镇)
 Burqunji :zh:博尔羌吉镇
 Sar Qoke :zh:萨尔乔克乡
 Haiziyan :zh:海子沿乡
 Xialaoba :zh:下涝坝乡
 Dahongliuxia :zh:大红柳峡乡
 Baqiangzi :zh:八墙子乡
 Küysu :zh:奎苏乡
 Shirenzi :zh:石人子乡
 Dahe :zh:大河乡
 Huayuan :zh:花园乡 Huāyuán Xiàn
 Santanghu :zh:三塘湖乡

Этнический состав (2000)

Ссылки

 В Синьцзяне отметили 50-ю годовщину создания Баркуль-Казахского автономного уезда

Автономные уезды Синьцзян-Уйгурского автономного района
Казахи в Китае

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A NEET Indicator for Post-2015? Let's be More Precise By Enrique Pieck
By Enrique Pieck, Academic Researcher, Universidad Iberoamericana Ciudad de México, Mexico.
When trying to ensure an effective youth transition to the labor market, it is important to consider the diversity of youth and to define precisely what it is understood by labor market and educational enrollment.
Not in education
When considering to adopt an indicator for NEETs (those not in education, training or employment), we are obliged to reflect upon the diversity behind each term and to disaggregate by sex, age and education level. For example, in Mexico women are the majority within NEET, they are often devoted to housework and that does not show in statistics. Also, when assessing youth that are not studying, age and education level are crucial because it is different to talk about youth that have finished university or youth that have only finished basic or secondary education. Perhaps young people have abandoned school but are enrolled in short training courses. All this leads us to widen the scope of what we consider as 'not in education' or 'not in employment'.
What are we really referring to in a NEET indicator?
If a broader concept of NEET is considered then I think this indicator could be particularly useful when trying to identify problems and social inclusion policies in low-income countries. It is more feasible to find data for indicators that show the amount of young people enrolled in short non formal training programs than to find indicators that show youngsters involved in the informal sector. These indicators could be very useful in order to reflect on how to deal with problems related to how adolescents make the transition from non-formal training courses to the labor market, and also on how to improve work competencies provided by training institutions. However, in low income countries where there are larger proportions of youth not enrolled in the formal education systems and engaged in the informal economy, a broader notion of NEET is needed.
Enrique Pieck, Academic Researcher, Universidad Iberoamericana Ciudad de México, Mexico. Email: epieckg@yahoo.co.uk
On 14th February 2014, the Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) released a draft report for public consultation on proposed indicators for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This consultation has now closed.
This blog was one of the commentaries received from NORRAG members.
NEETS is Not a Neat Concept By Kenneth King
From Teaching and Learning to Teachers and Students: The Real Story of Educational Cultures and Contexts By NORRAG
[Not to be confused with Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis (NEAT): the energy expended for everything we do that is not sleeping, eating or sports-like exercise. Although, on close examination, some parallels appear.]
The NEET notion seems of some value within a particular country in terms of:
• Regional differences (e.g. "the West Midlands, Yorkshire and the Humber and the North West have the highest proportion of 16-24 year olds who are NEET" – Mirza-Davies); and
• Changes over time (There were ??? million NEETs [??? % of that age group] in the UK in the ??? quarter of ??? compared with 1.04 million [14.4%] in the fourth quarter of 2013),
assuming robust data collection and unchanged definitions. In such circumstances, the NEET notion may be a focus for effective action although, of course, as with all statistical constructs, it is politically owned and subject to propagandist manipulation.
The NEET notion seems inadequate – even dangerous – for international comparisons: Kenneth King convincingly presents the case against and Enrique Pieck's observation regarding Mexico women being "often devoted to housework and that does not show in statistics" is similarly compelling.
We measure that which is easily measurable provided its measuring suits our purposes. The merits of any measure must be assessed against that yardstick. But yet, as has been pointed out (Pleck, for example), valid indicators are needed to help identify problems and focus social inclusion policies in low-income countries.
Underlying all of NEET (and indeed NLEET) is the persistent nonsense that 'education' and 'training' somehow merge together and that non-working young people should be doing one or the other. Much as there might be a category NEPAH (those who are neither physically active nor hospital in-patients).
Encapsulating 'full-time formal education' as 'E' excludes a vast array of activities (part-time education, open learning, extra-mural classes, reading, all sorts of interesting ICT adventures, music, drama, public speaking and debating, political parties, religious groups) that are undoubtedly enjoyable and educational and thus deserving of recognition and encouragement.
Those 'seeking work and eligible for unemployment benefit' offers a readily computable official category but, of course, alters over time and realm as regulations vary.
Similarly, being 'in work' covers enormous (and probably in the UK increasing) numbers of people underemployed in demeaning, lowly-paid, precarious and mindless jobs. Not NEET, not now presented statistically, but a major economic and social challenge.
Perhaps we should try to tease out indicators that measure – as part of a determined drive to ameliorate:
• Those who want paid work and haven't got it;
• Those in unsatisfying, underpaid work and want something better; and
• Those seeking education (broadly-defined) but cannot access it.
Education and skills for women's integration into the labor market: a comparative analysis of eight sub – Saharan African countries
Call for Contributions! NORRAG Special Issue 08: The Education-Training-Work Continuums: Pathways to socio-professional inclusion for youth and adults
Education Data in Displacement Context: What Ukraine Does and Has to Do to Collect Data on IDPs?
UNESCO's Futures of Education Report: What is Missing?
Time to embed higher education into the international education agenda


On the southeast section of Achaia and on the borders with Korinthia and Arkadia, Klitoria was already a famous trading center since 1830. The inhabitants organised every year a trading fiest that is known even in nowadays. Klitoria is a mountainous village built in a verdulous landscape with falling waters. You will find seve-ral water-mills which is indicative of the flourishness of the economy of the region. The lowland is very fertile and it provided goods to the territory around, same as today. There is an environmental training center here which was founded fifteen years ago. The center has guest houses and hostes schools, it has laboratories and gives away seminars to students and teachers. The center is near the city of Kalavrita, viewing the mountain Helmos and the mountains around. The cave Spileo Kastrion Limnon is not far away.The springs of Aroanio are found here and the river Ladonas which is the linking river between Achaia and Arkadia. It's one of the most ancient rivers and according to mythology in this place many battles between gods took place. Ladonas as a personality was a dragon. It's 60Klm long and its shape reminds of a snake. The source is found just before the village Likurgia and Pausanias said that it was the most beautiful river in Greece. Rafting, fishing and other kind of activities take place here and very known is the aquatic biotope in Ladonas. The territory also has a fish farm and the fish of the territory were known since antiquity, as Pausanias mentions that he had seen talking fish here, that sounded like birds. There is also the archeological location of Klitoras here. This city had 60000 inhabitants and was one of the first cities that cut current. You will find remainings of a theatre, parts of walls, Hellenistic and Roman buildings. Very important is the theatrical festival which is organised every summer. In Klitoria also stands the Pausanias Klima (vineyard) which is said that exists 3000 years and that Pausanias himself planted it. The sayings are nume-rous and it is said that even Hercules hunted here. The vineyard has been declared as protected monument of nature.


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import Ember from "ember";

export default Ember.ArrayController.extend({
    needs: ['project','project/sketch'],
    sketchController: Ember.computed.alias('controllers.project/sketch'),
    projectController: Ember.computed.alias('controllers.project'),

    thumbnail: '',
    linkableContentTypes: ['application/vnd.collection+json'],
    projectName: function() {
        return this.get('projectController').model.get('name');
    }.property('projectController'),
       selectedSketch: {id: 14},
    sketchList: [],
    retrieveSketchList: function() {
        var controller = this;
        var projectId = this.get('projectController').model.get('id');
        this.store.find('sketch', {project: projectId}).then(function(sketches) {
            var sketchList = [];
            for( var i = 0; i < sketches.content.length; i++ ) {
                var label = 'Sketch #' + (i+1);
                sketchList.push({label: label, id: sketches.content[i].id});
            }
            controller.set('sketchList', sketchList );
            controller.set('selectedSketch', {id: controller.get('sketchController').model.get('id')});
            var thisSketchID = controller.get('sketchController').model.get('id');
            var selectedSketch = controller.get('selectedSketch');
        });
    }.observes('sketchController').on('init'),

    sketchSelected: function() {
        var thisSketchId = this.get('sketchController').model.get('id');
        var sketchId = this.get('selectedSketch').id;
        if( sketchId != thisSketchId ) {
            var projectId = this.get('projectController').model.get('id');
            console.log('transitioning to selected sketch');
            this.transitionToRoute('project.sketch.graph', projectId, sketchId);
        }
    }.observes('selectedSketch.id'),

    actions: {
        newSketch: function() {
            // Add new sketch
            var sketch = this.store.createRecord('sketch', {
                project: this.get('projectController').model.id,
                name: 'auto generated'
            });
            sketch.save();

            // Transition to the new sketch
        },
        nodeSelected: function(id) {
            if( !id ) {
                //TODO: Implement
                // The user probably clicked on the canvas.  Treat this as a cancel or unselect and send them to the collection
                //this.transitionToRoute('states');
            }else {
                // Transition to the property editor for this response node
                var projectId = this.get('projectController').model.id;
                var sketchId = this.get('sketchController').model.id;
                this.transitionToRoute('project.sketch.hypernodes.hypernode', projectId, sketchId, id);
           }
        },
       nodeMoved: function(node) {
           node.set('x', node.x);
           node.set('y', node.y);
           node.save();

           this.set('thumbnail', $('#svg-canvas').html());
           var project = this.get('projectController').model;

           // Save the html thumbnail in the project
           var thumbs = project.get('sketchThumbnails');
           if( !thumbs ) { thumbs = []; }

       }
    }
});

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Knut Nilsson Lenaeus, född 25 oktober 1688 i Lena socken, död 28 januari 1776 i Delsbo socken, var en svensk präst och bygdeskildrare.

Biografi
Lenaeus blev magister i Uppsala 1716, rektor vid Klara skola i Stockholm 1717, kyrkoherde i Estuna 1726, i Delsbo 1733 och kontraktsprost över norra Hälsingland. Han bevistade fem riksdagar.

Lenaeus författade bland annat en Beskrifning öfver det heliga landet (1740) och det kulturhistoriskt värdefulla arbetet Delsboa illustrata publicerat 1764. Arbetet med att sammanställa materialet till Delsboa Illustrata hade påbörjats knappt tre decennier tidigare och bygger på både muntlig tradition och Lenaeus egna efterforskningar. Boken berättar om församlingsliv och händelser i omgivningarna under och före Laneaus tid som prost i kontraktet. Den i Delsbo 1740 nedbrunna kyrkan beskrivs ingånde, liksom återuppbyggnaden åren efter. Originalet är skrivet i frakturstil, varför en nedbantad utgåva som saknar bilder och valda textstycken, men med modernt typsnitt publicerades 1892. År 2008 publicerades en version med omarbetad och moderniserad text, samt färgbilder.

Den samtida levnadstecknaren Samuel Ödmann besökte Lenaeus 1768 och deltog bland annat i prästens årliga julfest på tjugondag knut. Ödmann beskrev prosten som en ordningsam och myndig man som hos ärkebiskopen i Uppsala därför gick under namnet "biskopen i Delsbo".

Bibliografi
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Källor

Noter

Svenska kontraktsprostar
Prästeståndets riksdagsledamöter
Svenska fackboksförfattare
Svenskspråkiga fackboksförfattare
Personer under frihetstiden
Personer från Lena socken, Uppland
Födda 1688
Avlidna 1776
Män
Svensk uppslagsbok


The people I meet here are lovely and so friendly including the other stall holders. They are Egyptology and Budgee Garlic and Herbs. They hope there will be more stalls soon. That will also help bring more interest.
If you read this and live in Toowoomba come and say HI!!!
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Q: Check if all values are field

          <input id="1" class="1 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
          <input id="2" class="2 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
          <input id="3" class="3 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
          <input id="4" class="4 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
          <input id="5" class="5 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
          <input id="6" class="6 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
          <input id="7" class="7 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
          <button id="continue" class="btn btn-primary" value="Continue">Weiter</button>

And values of this input is field dinamicly with JS on click on image (every input is field with click on other image). How can I check if all values are field (I tried with keyup function, but it is only work when manualy field inputs, not with JS, and if it is clicke, to do some css change (for example, when all inputs value are field, then change background of div)
Thanks.

A: You may use jquery as in the following example to execute javascript function to check filled elements. There are many approaches to this and this is one very simple of them.

          <input id="1" class="1 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
          <input id="2" class="2 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
          <input id="3" class="3 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
          <input id="4" class="4 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
          <input id="5" class="5 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
          <input id="6" class="6 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
          <input id="7" class="7 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />

          <button id="continue" class="btn btn-primary" value="Continue" onClick="check()">Weiter</button>

Added some comments

A: Try This:
$(document).ready(function(){
    $('.btn').click(function(){
        var isEmpty = false;
        $('input[type="text"]').each(function(){
            var len = $.trim($(this).val()).length;
            if( len === 0)
                isEmpty = true;
        })

        if (!isEmpty)
            $('.answer_1').addClass('chn');
        else
            $('.answer_1').removeClass('chn');
    })
})

$(document).ready(function(){
    $('.btn').click(function(){
        var isEmpty = false;
        $('input[type="text"]').each(function(){
            var len = $.trim($(this).val()).length;
            if( len === 0)
                isEmpty = true;
        })

        if (!isEmpty)
            $('.answer_1').addClass('chn');
        else
            $('.answer_1').removeClass('chn');
    })
})
.chn {
    background-color: green;
    padding: 5px;
}

    <input id="1" class="1 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
    <input id="2" class="2 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
    <input id="3" class="3 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
    <input id="4" class="4 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
    <input id="5" class="5 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
    <input id="6" class="6 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
    <input id="7" class="7 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
    <button id="continue" class="btn btn-primary" value="Continue">Weiter</button>

A: Use below code to check if inputs are filled using jquery.
var isAllFilled = 0;

$(".answer_1 > input").each(function()
    {
    if($(this).val()!="")
        {
        isAllFilled++;
        }

);

If(isAllFilled ==  $(".answer_1 > input").length)
{
//all fields are filled.
}

In you logic after this code ran check value of isAllFilled which tells you that whether all fields are filled or not.

A: add a <form> tag and name to each input
<form method="post" name="Form" onsubmit="validateForm()" action="">

      <input id="1" class="1 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" name="first"/>
      <input id="2" class="2 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" name="second"/>
       ...
       ...
      <button id="continue" class="btn btn-primary" value="Continue">Weiter</button>

</form>

function validateForm()
{
    var a=document.forms["Form"]["first"].value;
    var b=document.forms["Form"]["second"].value;
    ....

    if (a==null || a=="" || b==null || b=="" ||...)
    {
        alert("Please Fill All Required Field");
        return false;
    }
}

A: This is how you could check if the value is empty or filled.
Just try to use the .val()-function.

$(document).on("click", "#continue", function(e) {
  e.preventDefault();

  var emptyCounter = 0;

  $(".answer_1 > input").each(function(index) {
    if ($(this).val() == "") {
      // Do something if it's empty or increase the counter
      console.log("Empty");
      emptyCounter = emptyCounter + 1;
    } else {
      // Do something if filled?
      console.log("Filled");
    }

  });

  if (emptyCounter == 0) {
    // submit?
    console.log("everything's good");
  }
});

  <input id="1" class="1 inputs letter square border_black" maxlength="1" type="text" />
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Very rarely do we see a 3D printer that is more than just a refinement of what's currently standard practice. [Prusa]'s single-hotend, four-color printer makes the list, but that came out a while ago. The novel 32-bit controller board found in last year's $200 Monoprice printer has the potential to change a cottage industry. Save those two exceptions, innovation in 3D printing really isn't seeing the same gains we saw in 2010 or 2011.


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Q: invalid syntax errror in elif loop using python? try:

    if content_type == "audio/x-wav" and len(payload):
        ref_filename = get_filename('pcm', output_filename + '_ref', LNG)
        if not os.path.exists(ref_filename):
            with open(ref_filename, 'wb') as f_pcm:
                f_pcm.write(payload)

        cur_filename = get_filename('pcm', output_filename, LNG)
        with open(cur_filename, 'wb') as f_pcm:
            f_pcm.write(payload)
    else:
        print "[ERROR] No Resposne From the Server"
        sys.exit(Error_Status)
    compare_files(ref_filename, cur_filename)
    elif content_type == "application/json":
        with open(get_filename('json', output_filename, LNG), 'w') asf_json:
            f_json.write(payload)
except:
    print "\n[ERROR] Can't Create Reference PCM or Response JSON files!"
    Error_Status = 1

I am trying to print Error message if the IF loop in my above code does not execute. so I am using if loop then later else loop to print the error message. later I am comparing the files. then I am doing elif statement. I am doing all those things within try and except block. But I am getting the error as
elif content_type == "application/json":
   ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

A: The syntax error is because an elif clause must occur before the else clause. Here is an outline of the correct way to do it:
if condition_1:
    print('condition_1')
elif condition_2:
    print('condition_2')
...
elif condition_n:
    print('condition_n')
else:
    print('no condition satisfied')

Correcting your code involves moving the elif clause and its body to before the else clause:
try:
    if content_type == "audio/x-wav" and len(payload):
        ref_filename = get_filename('pcm', output_filename + '_ref', LNG)
        if not os.path.exists(ref_filename):
            with open(ref_filename, 'wb') as f_pcm:
                f_pcm.write(payload)

        cur_filename = get_filename('pcm', output_filename, LNG)
        with open(cur_filename, 'wb') as f_pcm:
            f_pcm.write(payload)
    elif content_type == "application/json":
        with open(get_filename('json', output_filename, LNG), 'w') as f_json:
            f_json.write(payload)
    else:
        print "[ERROR] No Resposne From the Server"
        sys.exit(Error_Status)

    compare_files(ref_filename, cur_filename)
except:
    print "\n[ERROR] Can't Create Reference PCM or Response JSON files!"
    Error_Status = 1

A couple of things:

*

*Shouldn't len(payload) also be checked when the content type is
JSON?

*You shouldn't use a bare except, you should explicitly define the
exceptions that should be caught.

*In the else clause the error message says that there was no
response from the server, however, there may well have been a
response it's just that it has an unhandled content type.


The layout is getting too large for one photo.
Here it is being setup Saturday afternoon.
The GuiTTar layout was on its own table beside one end loop.
Jayden ran it for a while.
As mentioned in a previous post, the layout gets quite fun to operate with ten cars on it.
Western Rails delivered the prize plaque we were awarded last year.
On the module beside it you can see a piece of fake turf I picked up at a dollar store. With a bit of paint to tone down the shine and a bit of flocking added. it would do for quick and dirty infill scenery, perhaps for the center of the loops.
The backdrop question keeps rearing its head.
There were two "Free Stuff" tables at the show. I spotted one modeller putting this backdrop one of them and hustled over to get it. It doesn't look too bad. Must spend more time thinking about the idea. Tibi found the TT-Scale farm building on the right at one of the sales tables.
After all was packed up we ended the event properly.
The cold beer was really good!
Unless I take the GuiTTar layout to one of the Island shows (Nanaimo or Victoria), our next setup will be at the BCSME at a date yet to be determined. The BCSME offered us their opening weekend, Easter, a FOUR DAY weekend. I indicated that we would not consider a long weekend unless we had free access to the Adult Pop fridge.
Congratulations to all. I particularly like the GuiTTar Case layout, looks like a lot of fun!
We are also considering backdrops as well, looks good in my opinion on your layout.


If you love Amethyst, this is a must to have. As you can see in my store, I have many crystal creations I made using Amethyst. Amethyst is a master healer crystals with so many amazing healing and metaphysical properties. I have Amethyst Pyramid Grids, Amethyst Sleep Well Crystal Kits, Protection Crystal House Kits and Pouches where Amethyst is one of the main crystals used. THIS particular Amethyst Crystal Healing House Design, is beyond FABULOUS and excellent to keep it in your bedroom, next to your bed on your nightstand, to help you sleep better, to absorb all the negative energy and protect you, not to mention beautify your bedroom!!. It can be also placed on your temple, or next to your computer on your work desk to protect you from the negative side effects of working for too many hours in front of a computer. Great for your office space too, if you work in a public building, or negative environment.
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This particular buddha used on this crystal kit is called Amoghasidhi. "Amoghasidhi's presence dispels terror and fear, bringing peace and calm. He is believed to alter negative feeling into the positive wisdom of accomplishment. He is considered the master of spiritual understanding of unfailing success. One of the 5 Dhyani Buddhas who each represent a different aspect of the enlightened consciousness.
CONTAINS: Included on this crystal kit is a gorgeous Amethyst Standing Cluster Crystal 3.5 inches tall. Beautiful shape looks like the entrance of a cave! at the center you will find an artisan glass plate with a gorgeous turquoise buddha made out of authentic turquoise powder. At the bottom next to it, another gorgeous Amethyst Cluster. The crystal plate has 2 red jasper, 1 fluorite, 1 chevron Amethyst and lots of smaller crystals such as Amethyst, Red jasper, Snowflake Obsidian, Black Obsidian, Fluorite. At the side of the crystal plate you will find 2 beautiful Pyrite Clusters too!
PERFECT TO BE PLACED ON YOUR NIGHT STAND IN YOUR BEDROOM, OR YOUR TEMPLE!
AMETHYST: Amethyst is a violet to dark purple stone, which helps develop your psychic abilities. Amethyst is powerful, protective, with a high spiritual vibration and guards against psychic attack. It is a natural tranquilizer and enhances higher states of consciousness. It dispels anger, fear, and anxiety and alleviates sadness and grief. It opens intuition and enhances psychic gifts and helps those seeking spiritual wisdom. It promotes love of the divine. It relieves psychological pain and stress, eases headaches and relieves tension. It helps connect the physical, mental, and emotional bodies, linking them to the spiritual. If you are looking for more spiritual awareness, protection, and connection, amethyst is the stone for you. This is the stone of higher consciousness.
This is the stone of higher consciousness. Amethyst was used in ancient times to recover from both physical addictions as well as addictive relationships, and became know as the "stone of sobriety". A natural stress reliever, Amethyst can encourage inner strength. The strong healing energy of Amethyst can transmute lower vibrations to higher frequencies, transforming negative energy to love energy. Overall it is a healer beyond measure for practically everything. Amethyst is particularly well known to treat addictions on all levels and it provides a protective shield around the aura against psychic attack or negativity. Symptom Healing Following are some widely accepted and additional ways to use this crystal: Physical: Swelling, bruising, injuries, inflammations, insect bites. All organs of elimination, metabolism and the immune system. Headaches, migraines, hearing, lungs, respiratory tract; skin conditions. Emotional/Mental: Very helpful in reducing rage, anger, tension, anxiety, panic attacks, nightmares. In the case of depression or sadness, Amethyst is known to balance the highs and lows and help one to become more centered even in the midst of grief or loss. One of the very best remedies for insomnia (place on forehead). Improves mental functioning, focus, concentration, decision-making, memory and motivation.
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Micro-fleece not just for garments anymore!
For a super soft comfy quilt try micro-fleece for the backing. Here are some tips and tricks for making this a seamless project. Micro-fleece I mean the very thin stretch fleece. This is hard to find in anything other than white. That is why we sell it on our website just for our Figure Flattering customers. There are two uses for micro-fleece.
1. On a jacket, this wonderful foundation base is light weight and stretchs. I love it for that reason. Used in a garment you get the soft feel of a sweater along with the colors and patterns of quiltwear. The trick here is DO NOT IRON. After appying fabrics either finger press or iron press being carefull not to stretch the fabric. This fabric has a memory and if stretched will go back to it original shape after washing if not sooner.
2. Use as a backing for a quilt. I love this on baby quilts. Here is how to do it now listen carefully. When sandwiching the quilt do it in reverse.
a. Lay the quilt top right side down on a table first and tape it down to secure.
b. Second lay a very thin loft batting down next.
c. Last lay the micro-fleece right side up on top. It helps to get a friend to help you with this. DO NOT stretch the fleece. If you each hold two corners, gently lowering the fleece onto the batting, again be careful not to stetch the micro-fleece.
d. I suggest using a basting spray like '505' to secure the layers.
Peal micro-fleece and batting back half way off the quilt top and spray a light mist of '505' to the back of the quilt top. Lay batting and micro-fleece back down and pat down by hand. Then peal back the other half and repeat. Last gently lift off micro-fleece, spray a mist of '505' to the batting then with your friends help gently lay the micro-fleece back down onto the batting. Pat down by hand. Everything should be smooth and stuck together. This helps enormously when quilting to eliminate any shifting of layers.
e.Micro-fleece side up, anchor with staight pins about every 8".
f. Flip everything over so that the quilt top is now on top. Safety pin about every 8". Flip quilt back over again and remove straight pins.
g. With quilt top up and micro-fleece down anchor quilt first. i.e. down center and across to break quilt into sections. Be sure to check stitch tension. If the quilt is puckering up your machine tension is too tight.
h. Now you are ready to stitch your favorite free-motion designs with no worry.
I have done this on quilts as large as 60" x 85" with no problem. The end result is a soft comfy quilt that anyone would love to use. Add a poly satin binding and you are finished.


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I am a third grade teacher that has been asked by my principal to "provide parents with information or direct them to a proper place" to have their child evaluated for ADD or ADHD. I am told that by "not providing the information I am making the decision for them," and I "do not have that right."
I have always provided parents with information about their child's behavior in the classroom, but have been reluctant to speculate about potential causes or recommend that they see their pediatrician because their child is exhibiting behaviors that are similiar to those of the ADD child.
I have to admit that I am not that educated on this topic, but I have read enough to know that there is disagreement among medical professionals as to whether this is a "chemical imbalance" (as my prinicipal states) and if ritalin (which my principal states "is less dangerous than aspirin if handled correct") has harmful side effects and similar effects on ADD and non-ADD people. Do you think that I have a professional or ethical obligation to inform parents of this possibility? Is it not okay for me to stay out of the reccommending field and just respond to questions and be objective on forms (I did see that you suggest talking with doctors rather than filling out forms, and I have always cringed when completing forms because the questions "impulsive/restless in a squirmy sense" describe many third graders. I would appreciate any advice you could give on this matter.
It distresses me to hear of your situation with your principal because it reinforces the worst stereotypes of educators pushing parents and kids towards medication. I usually defend teachers (or principals) from this charge even as I know too many families are told to "get a medical evaluation" which is code for get the kid on Ritalin. I get especially ticked when there hasn't been even a cursory educational screening for learning problems before referring the kid for an evaluation. To answer some of your questions -- there has never been any regular link between ADHD behavior and any biochemical abnormality. The evidence of a "chemical imbalance" is often cited based on the response to Ritalin which is dubious for two reasons. First everyone, child or adult, ADHD or not, will be able to focus better when they take Ritalin so improving on the drug is hardly evidence of the disorder or a chemical imbalance. Secondly, aspirin relieves headache but we don't speak of headache as having an "aspirin deficiency."
No doubt some more extreme cases of ADHD have significant neurological abnormality (still not able to pin down the problem) and all of us have our personalities (which are inherent and hereditary) contributing to our behavior. But heredity is not destiny. Environment does make a difference, especially for kids. You should have your principal read a recent resolution of the Colorado State Board of Education which reminded teachers that they must first utilize disciplinary and educational interventions befor recommending referral for a medical evaluation for the problem children in their classrooms. It's sad that such a resolution is deemed necessary at this time. Good Luck and keep asking questions.


Data compiled by Horace Dediu of Asymco highlights in implosion of growth that has sapped Worldwide PC shipments starting with at the launch of Apple's iPad in 2010 (above).
While PC shipments have stagnated over the past five years, Apple's sales of iPhone and iPads and the estimated shipments of Android-based devices have grown rapidly.
The personal computing industry has shifted from 92 million shipments in 2008 to today's market of 269 million units, as the site further details in charts.
Five years ago, Windows PCs accounted for the vast majority of computing devices - around 90 percent. But after failing to materially participate in the shift to tablets and smartphones, Microsoft has been left with its OS software on less than a third of the devices companies and individuals now use.
Dediu's figures come from Gartner's PC and tablet shipment data. The firm, along with IDC, suddenly stopped counting certain tablets among PC sales after Apple released its iPad. Both companies have since added Microsoft's Surface and other Windows-branded tablets to their PC numbers while relegating iPads and Android tablets into a separate "media tablet" category.
Ostensibly, this was to separate devices used only for "media consumption" from PC figures, but the firm's PC data has always included vast numbers of PCs that have only ever been used to browse the web or check mail, and have also included low powered netbooks and other limited-duty PC devices.
In stark contrast, complete PC market data from Canalys (above) has more clearly shown how modern tablet form factors have had a tremendous impact on the PC market, without regard for how flattering the truth is to Microsoft.
Sorry I don't consider my iphone or ipad the same as my desktop. They are really a different market.
The chart is interesting though, the iPad did have a significant effect of PC sales, but look at what release of Win8 in the 3rd qtr of 2012 did.
To YOU they are a different market. To many folks I know, their iPads are the only computer they have.
While PC shipments have stagnated over the past five years, Apple's sales of iPhone and iPads and the estimated channel-stuffing of Android-based devices have grown rapidly.
And desktops aren't used the same way as notebooks, but that doesn't mean they are all used to do similar activities and can reasonably be defined as personal computers.
You should consider that many people are finding modern smartphones to be a great stand in for many of their online activities and there are plenty of people who have replaced or ignored their traditional "PC" in favor of tablets. This is evidenced by the rise in the tablet market and the corresponding drop in desktop and notebook sales.
Jobs said it best when he stated: "PCs are going to be like trucks."
You don't get to decide that. They are the same market, because quite a few people are buying iPads and iPhones and using it as their primary device. Maybe not you, and certainly not me, but many others are.
A full desktop PC is overkill for most people, the people who are primarily content consumers, not creators. Before, people didn't have a choice, they had to buy a PC or laptop, now they have a choice, and many of them are choosing not to buy such devices, as they don't need them.
And yet Ballmer still got 80% of his bonus.
So correct! Even Tim Cook said he is using his iPhone and iPad 90% of the time. It's the one thing he and I have in common!
I used to think that soon we would have an iPhone that acted like the "brain" and would connect to a monitor/KB/TP at work and at home. With all your data accessible thru iCloud.
But now I think, it'll be only a 13" iPad (for the couch) and a ATV at home. And an iPhone and iPad Mini for mobile/travel.
to many people Mcdonalds is a meal - to most it is just garbage... if you want to hit the lowest common denominator for your definition of things go for it. Apple makes a Computer, it is called a MAC - it runs OSX... an iPad running iOS is not good enough to be an Apple computer.
...and to some, an apple isn't good enough to be an orange, right?
...an iPad running iOS is not good enough to be an Apple computer.
WTF?! Now the iPad isn't worth being branded by Apple. You trolls are a miserable lot.
Garbage. My phone and my tablet aren't PC's, sorry kids. Until they make a tablet that is comfortable to crack out a 30 page research paper on, while batch converting video files and playing Netflix in a small window in the corner, it is most certainly NOT a PC.
This is like trying to put my Specialized road bike into the same category as my F-150. Yes, both are forms of transportation, but they aren't anywhere in the same league.
You are completely contradicting yourself.
Your Specialized bike and your F-150 fall into the same category as "Vehicle", just as much as an iPad and PC fall into the same category of "computing". It's not that hard a concept.
You want to ride to the market? Take your bicycle. You want to haul 1/2 ton of gravel, use a truck.
Lots of folks I know only use an iPad as their "computer". Their lives are much simpler. Nothing wrong with that.
Actually iOS is OSX. They both run the same mach kernel, and both run the same underlying file structures. In fact iOS is built on Mac OSX. So yes the iPad and iPhone are both good enough to be an Apple computers because they are Apple computers and are both running the same os with different gui's. This is one reason why theres so much talk about them merging, and also why Phil Schiller said at the 5s introduction that Mac OSX and iOS share the same code base. One of the reasons that a 64 bit A7 was introduced was to unify the code base of OSX and iOS more so that both are 64bit. There also both developed in X Code.
Interesting numbers. Recently I had a guy tell me that at the local university he sees almost no one carrying a Windows phone, tablet or laptop. On campus it's an Apple world!
Being part of the same market doesn't mean being functionally equivalent in every way. Macs & DOS PCs weren't the same when this sort of counting started. The fleets of PCs that serve as cash registers or terminal emulation stations were counted the same as netbooks and desktop home PCs and workstation class PCs. IDC and Gartner have always counted Tablet PCs and hybrids and everything else.
What makes something a market is the fact that a population can choose between options when making buying decisions. So various types of vehicles are part of the "car market," but it would be a stretch to try to add motorcycles or bicycles to that. Unless you began looking at data that showed that all growth in vehicle sales and use was trending toward two-wheeled vehicles.
At that point, it then begins to make sense to compare what people are actually buying in your market rather than just looking at what you have historically offered for sale. It becomes stupid not to be aware of these kinds of shifts, or to try to hide or ignore them.
IDC and Gartner have worked hard to muddy the water, hoping that Microsoft would turn things around with Tablet PC and then Surface before they looked foolish. Didn't happen. Now it's very clear they were offering (and still offer) purposely misleading data that isn't helping anyone understand the market.
It's hard to imagine those Mac users deciding to switch to Windows for personal use after college. If they actually drop Mac it'll likely be for iOS.
Actually iOS is OSX. They both run the same mach kernel, and both run the same underlying file structures. In fact iOS is built on Mac OSX. So yes the iPad and iPhone are both good enough to be an Apple computers because they are Apple computers and are both running the same os with different gui's. This is one reason why theres so much talk about them merging, and also why Phil Schiller said at the 5s introduction that Mac OSX and iOS share the same code base. One of the reasons that a 64 bit A7 was introduced was to unify the code base of OSX and iOS more so that both are 64bit.
Meanwhile Microsoft is stuck at 32 bits... I say, you need to open up that 32 bit Windows machine to its FULL 64 bit capability, drag that System 32 folder out of the system and put it into the trash. Hit restart and enjoy the 64 bit world of surprising performance!
It's usually very easy to spot the trolls and non-Apple users on Apple forums.
One of the ways is simply to look for people who spell Mac like this: MAC.
I've never understood America's fascination with paying CEO's exorbitant salaries and bonuses.
After the owner/founder dies or leaves the company, 95% of companies eventually get run into the ground by the new CEO's. And go out of business.
Coca-Cola, Ford, McDonald's, Boeing, Apple, etc., are the exceptions to the rule.


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Even One of the Most Stable Parts of Antarctica Is Losing Ice
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East Antarctica has long been hailed as a bastion of continuity in the rapidly unraveling Antarctic. The West Antarctic is the landscape where ice goes to die, while the higher elevation, colder eastern portion of the continent has been viewed as a stable landscape largely separated from rising temperatures and warm ocean currents.
But new research shows that the few soft spots in the impervious ice sheet are categorically losing ice. While it's not a full-blown meltdown like what could be playing out in West Antarctica, it's a reminder that no corner of the planet—not even the coldest one—is impervious to the impacts of climate change.
The study released last week in Geophysical Research Letters chronicles the past 15 years at two glaciers in East Antarctica. The Moscow University and Totten glaciers descend from the East Antarctic ice sheet down to the sea. They act as dams to ice on land; if that ice all melted into the ocean, it would raise sea levels more than 16 feet (five meters). The rest of East Antarctica is an even stash of ice, one we really need to learn more about.
"The East Antarctic ice sheet contains much more ice and sea level potential than any other ice sheet by far, making it of crucial global significance," Yara Mohajerani, a PhD candidate at the University of California, Irvine who led the study, told Earther.
Scientists have suspected these two glaciers have been losing mass for a while, driven by warm ocean water circulating under them, similar to the processes at play in West Antartica driving huge losses. But it's been hard to get a handle on just how much mass, because they drain a huge basin, and the mass losses are still small relative to the size of said basin. To overcome that, the researchers developed a novel technique using Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE), a NASA satellite that measures small changes in gravity.
The thing about Earth is it's not a nice, spherical marble. It's a lumpy-ass gourd of a planet and its shape is ever changing. All those shifting lumps means that gravity also changes in tiny ways. Not in ways that you and I can feel, mind you, but in ways that satellites can precisely measure from space.
That's the whole point of GRACE, which lasted from 2002 to 2017, and the follow-up mission that launched earlier this year. The new study used the 15 years of GRACE data and a nifty set of calculations to get a finely calibrated set of results showing that the glaciers are unequivocally losing mass.
For the 15 years of GRACE measurements, the glaciers are shedding 18.5 gigatons of ice annually. That's enough ice to fill 7.4 million Olympic-sized pools.
"This multisensor study provides multiple lines of evidence that the changes taking place in that part of East Antarctica are real and significant," Eric Rignot, a NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory climate scientist involved with the research, told Earther. "This study is part of a growing number of evidence that East Antarctica is an important part of the evolution of Antarctica in a warmer climate."
Overall, Antarctica has shed 3 trillion (yes, trillion) tons of ice since 1992. The losses in this corner of Antarctica are dwarfed by losses elsewhere. There's also evidence that East Antarctica as a whole may be gaining mass through snowfall, given its high, frigid nature.
But the few glaciers that do descend down from it are still worthy of scrutiny. Previous research has shown that East Antarctic glaciers have been wiped out in the past during times when atmospheric carbon dioxide levels were roughly on par with the ones we've built up today through human activities.
Chad Greene, a University of Texas researcher who has studied the water undercutting Totten Glacier's floating ice shelf, said the new research shows how the melt there is affecting the rest of the glacier.
"They're showing the long-term response of the ice sheet to the types of changes I was observing in Totten Ice Shelf, and we see once again that the Aurora Subglacial Basin is losing ice, driven by changes in ocean temperature and circulation at the coast," he told Earther. "It's basically the same picture we've been seeing for a decade now, but Mohajerani et al. bring it much more clearly into focus: Totten Glacier and the Aurora Subglacial Basin it drains are losing ice, no matter how you look at it."
Antarctica Is Losing An Unfathomable Amount of Ice
You've Never Seen a Map of Antarctica Like This Before
Antarctica's Ice Is Becoming Unhinged
NASA Figured Out Exactly Which Glaciers Will Drown Your City When They Melt


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Q: SlickGrid: Invoke onCellChange I am currently using SlickGrid in my app.  The problem that I am having is invoking the onCellChange when I click a button.  When I click on a cell, enter a value and move to another cell it will invoke the onCellChange event.
But when I click on a cell and then click on a button on the page, I need the OnCellChange event to fire.  Any way of accomplishing this?
What we are currently doing is when a value has changed in the cell, we save that as a shadow value to the server.  And then a person can commit those shadow values.  The problem that I have is you can change a cell value then hit a commit button. At this point the OnCellChange doesnt fire, so that shadow value for that cell has not been saved to the server.
Personally I don't agree with the way we are doing it, but that is out of my control
Thanks.
John

A: Just call these lines on button click, it will fire the onCellChange event if there will be any active cell. Its working for me.

    if (grid.getActiveCell()) {
        var row = grid.getActiveCell().row;
        var cell = grid.getActiveCell().cell;
        grid.gotoCell(row, cell, false);
    }

A: I was able to solve my issue by calling the following method.
Slick.GlobalEditorLock.commitCurrentEdit();

A: Just call this line on button click.
args.commitChanges();

This will fire onChange event of SlickGrid


The FA have released the new date for the rematch between Arsenal and Hull City, leading the FA to call for changes to what they see as an untenable fixture season.
The new date is set for Tuesday March 8th with a 7pm kick off. The match will be played at the KC Stadium.
This match will coincide with a Champions League game, something that many fans will not be happy with.
A statement released by the FA comments that it is aware that the date and time are not ideal for everyone, yet it does strengthen the case for all footballing bodies to work closely together to resolve the problems of overcrowding and untenable fixture schedules.


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Professor Briony Forbes (left) awarded Jessica Newbury her prize for her winning lab coat design - pictured.
Staff and students gathered in the Flinders University Plaza on 11 March 2020 for the annual Lab Coat Challenge, celebrating International Women's Day (8 March) and women in science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine.
A 'decorate your lab coat' challenge was included for the first time in the event's five-year history, which was embraced by students who created fabulous designs in record time for the chance to win one of four $50 gift cards.
Physics student Shahin Javadifar took out the best STEM decorated lab coat with his depiction of Margaret Hamilton of NASA fame (retired), with Kate Lawrence the second winner in that category, which was open for students from the College of Science and Engineering.
Professor Karen Burke da Silva with Shahin Javadifar and his winning design
Caroline Shi and Jessica Newbury won the STEMM category (for medicine students) with their colourful designs.
Organised by Flinders' STEM Women Branching Out group and expertly hosted this year by student Sophie Rapagna and FUSA representative Benika Bhoola, guests heard from Vice-Chancellor Professor Colin Stirling and key note speaker Dr Carmen da Silva.
Dr da Silva, a recent Flinders University graduate, is now working as a post-doctoral researcher at Monash University and set to take up an exciting new role in the United States. Her key interest is around the adaption of animals to their environment, which she shared in her talk together with insights into the barriers women face and words of advice for students and researchers.
Dr Carmen da Silva (left) and Professor Maria Parappilly
Fresh popcorn was popular, given out ahead of the screening of the movie Calculating Ada: The Countess of Computing on the University's big screen. The documentary shares Ada Lovelace's remarkable life as a 19th century countess whose work helped give rise to the modern era of computing.
Flinders University's Lab Coat Challenge event is unique in Australia and possibly the world, seeking to gather the highest number of people wearing lab coats in the one place in support of gender equity. A total of 146 people participated in the 2020 event.
The 2020 Lab Coat Challenge crowd
Sophie Rapagna (left) and Benika Bhoola did an outstanding job as event MCs, with Vice-Chancellor Professor Colin Stirling during his speech
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Today, the fashion industry is one of the worst global polluters (second only to the oil and gas industry).
1. Higher Price or Investment in Our Future?
The basic economics associated with high-volume manufacturing are not usually compatible with environmentally sustainable and ethical manufacturing practices. In order to make these values a priority, your company is going to have to spend more on the manufacturing process, and therefore ultimately charge more for the finished product.
There are ways to partly compensate for these high production costs by making changes to the standard business model, for example, selling directly to the consumer. Consider this to be an amazing opportunity to educate your customer about their investment in people of various nations who aided in production and in the protection of our global environment.
2. Limited Sourcing Options or Rare and Special Relationships?
Fabric sourcing is a broad and convoluted decision. With numerous countries, all with hundreds of manufacturing plants, it's difficult to find places that hold to ethical and environmental manufacturing standards. So how do you find these sources? Your best bet is to go to every trade show that you can afford and ask everyone for referrals.
The high-quality companies who prioritize these same values are out there, but they are rare, which makes your relationship with them important.
The high-quality companies who prioritize these same values are out there, but they are rare, which makes your relationship with them important. When you find the factory that matches your values, build a relationship based on like-mindedness and substance, not just transactions. In addition, let your customers know that you searched the world over and found a rare jewel that was worth the effort.
3. To See or Not to See?
Even with referrals, the only way to guarantee that your garments are being manufactured in a clean, safe, and ethical facility is to see it for yourself. In other words, you're going to have to travel, meet with manufacturers personally, and come to a firm agreement that the facility you inspected will be the actual facility used to source your materials. By way of warning, many foreign manufacturers will tell you what they think you want to hear, so it's up to you to ask for proof of documentation of environmental certifications as well as examples of the materials.
4. Global Certifications vs. Local Certifications?
You will find that many of the certifications you hope to see (from water treatment and reclamation, to various labor laws) are issued and managed by the local government, and not by some international tribunal. Only the largest manufacturers, few of which will work with start-up companies, will carry global certifications (for instance QAS International Certifications for ISO 14001 and 45001, which apply to Environmental and Health and Safety management).
Don't let these contingencies defray your search. Understand the local requirements, understand the testing and required inspections, talk to your supplier about their own quality processes, walk the floors, talk to employees, inspect the facilities, and then decide if the business in fact adheres to ethical and environmentally responsible practices.
5. A Supplier or a Supply Chain?
Though you may have found a manufacturer you are happy with, you still must pay attention to every link in your supply chain. Through our experience, we found there were multiple companies in our supply chain: one that purchases the cotton and then knits the fabric greige, another which dyes the fabric, a third which washes the fabric, and then the company we chose that manufactures the product (cutting, sewing, and final assembly). Although the company you sign a contract with has its certificates of compliance and is committed to healthy environmental and sustainable practices, it does not always mean the entirety of their supply chain does the same.
Though you may have found a manufacturer you are happy with, you still must pay attention to every link in your supply chain.
We inspected each link in our chain to verify that the entire supply base functioned at the level of our chosen manufacturer. In one instance, we found one link that moved labor-intensive steps to a factory in a country that could not verify compliance with recognized child labor laws. Of course, we insisted that our product would never cross those country lines.
6. Is Material Patently Good or Bad?
There is ambiguity around the actual sustainability of any fabric used to make clothes. For instance, many of the natural fibers, though biodegradable, utilize unhealthy pesticides, excess water, or require significant chemical processes. Polyester and nylon are manufactured exclusively from non-renewable, petroleum-based products that wear out quickly but won't biodegrade for centuries. Yet, they can be recycled and even repurposed.
At Otero, we focus on natural cottons and other natural fibers with the belief that the trade-offs are most favorable from a sustainability perspective. We encourage you to research and most importantly, whichever fabric you choose, be transparent with your customers and authentic to your brand.
Venturing into a new industry is difficult and choosing to take a stand on environmental sustainability and ethical manufacturing practices will require serious dedication, but the effort will eventually put you into contact with amazing craftspeople, dedicated manufacturers, and people around the globe who care about the future of our planet. Better yet, you can produce and sell a garment with confidence, and your customers can purchase your products knowing that they have also contributed positively to many lives across the globe.
Everyone benefits from taking a stand on environmental sustainability and ethical manufacturing processes — lives are changed, dedicated craftspeople are paid fairly, and everyone involved can take pride in the finished product.
Steve Villanueva co-founder and CEO of Otero Menswear is a serial entrepreneur with a background in global international supply chain management. His most recent start-up, Otero Menswear, provides A Better Way to Dress for men between 5'4" and 5'9". We have found the secret to a perfect fit and provide the best off-the-rack fit a shorter man can find.


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On March 26, 2018 the PMI updated the exam to align it with the lexicon of terms used in the new Agile Practice Guide. The course features updated materials and the new Updated Second Edition of my PMI-ACP Exam Prep book as an accompanying textbook.
I was a founding member of the steering committee that designed and developed the exam content outline for the exam. We based the exam on what agile practitioners with a year or two's experience should know to be effective. We wanted a methodology agnostic credential that captured the agile practices used on most projects most of the time. The exam covers Lean, Kanban and agile approaches such as Scrum and XP along with servant leadership and collaboration.
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Today officially marks my one-year anniversary using Advocare products. It all started with the 24-day challenge, until I began using the Performance Elite line during my marathon training. I can honestly say I don't know where I'd be today without Advocare.
I'm going out on a limb here and sharing a before and after pic-- the first was taken the day before the challenge last year, and the second was taken this past Friday. A lot can happen in a year! What a difference 20 pounds and 20" makes! I cannot wait to see what change the next year will bring.
What's next? I've decided to tackle something that I've avoided for years -- abs and arms! I am exploring a few different exercise plans to help tone up those areas between marathons. This plan is the first I'm going to attempt. Who wants to join me?
One of the things I've struggled with a lot over the years is comparison. Boy, howdy, is it tough sometimes. In the world of social media, it's hard not to find yourself doing the comparison dance as you're looking into the windows of other people's lives. Heck, I'll be honest. Seeing beautifully decorated, full Christmas trees on Instagram, when our own forest-harvested tree looked a little funny once we got it home, kind of made me a little sad at first. Then, I turned the bare spot to the back, hung a big green ornament where the lushness was lacking, and let my son and husband go to town with the decorating. It was painful to watch at first, but I used what I like to call my inside voice (aka inside my head) to sing Let It Go as the fear of carnage and OCD crept in. When it was all said and done, I somehow managed to only demand they rearrange ornaments twice, when there were too many similar ones placed near each other. And, just like the Grinch, my heart too grew three sizes that day.
There comes a time when you have to let go of the idea of perfection. Life will never be perfect. You never know what goes on behind closed doors or what chapter of someone's life you're trying to compare yours to. Another blogger has coined the saying, "It doesn't have to be perfect to be beautiful." Once I heard that, I couldn't help but chide myself for getting worked up over silly little things. So, do yourself a favor this holiday as you feel your heart leaning toward sadness for what you don't have. Bring your mind back to what makes you happy. We all need a reminder of our blessings every once in a while, and there's always something to be thankful for.
This holiday season, I'm thankful for our tree-harvesting tradition of twelve years, for time with my husband and son, and for phone calls with family and friends who warm my heart. I'm thankful for my health and for strong legs that carry me through the runs that keep me sane. I'm thankful for the change the past eighteen months has brought us, despite the stress, because it has helped me appreciate what and who matter most.
From my home to yours, quirky tree and all, I wish you a joy-filled holiday season.
Yesterday, my friend, Lauren, did a Treat Yourself Tuesday blog post, and it got me thinking. I recently saw this image on Pinterest and was suddenly stricken with how my priorities have changed over the past year.
Last year, these words couldn't have rang truer. We had been going through some stressful times as a family, and honestly, the only thing I had control over in my life was food. And, damn it! I wanted queso! (Seriously. I've been known to lick the queso bowl at a restaurant, and there's photographic evidence.) Despite how horrible my body felt every time I reached for the cheese, I just kept shoveling it in. When I came up for air, I would be filled with regret and rush to Zumba. When I put on the dress I was going to wear to my company holiday party the night before I started my first 24-day challenge, I felt like a stuffed sausage. I think I tried on every dressy garment I owned while my husband stared in disbelief as I cried. (There may have been a similar incident with ski pants before cutting our Christmas tree that prompted me to finally break down and order the challenge to begin with.) One of the hardest things about change is deciding you're ready for it. And, at that moment, I knew that I couldn't keep on keeping on, or things would just get worse. The next morning, I was all in and was determined to turn things around. This past Sunday, I put on those dreaded ski pants from last year, and my husband commented on how they look huge on me. And now, as I prep for that company holiday party, I'm actually looking forward to getting all dolled up instead of dreading it.
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So... how do you plan to treat yo' self? I dare you to go after something you've been putting off. I promise you won't regret it. Take that leap.
I recently saw an image on Pinterest that really resonated with me. I'm naturally drawn to hand-lettered designs, but the message of this image just really hit home. I clicked through to the original post by In Honor of Design to find out who created the design -- the talented Jessica of Coco and Mingo.
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