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Do you understand the Hand and Foot Card Game Rules? You may if you read this guide to the enjoyable and rapid four (or more jokergame ) individual game that has been popular before and is undergoing a current resurrection.
If you love card playing and might love to learn a brand new, exciting and fast moving game, then this is the one. Simply take a few minutes to learn Hand and Foot card game rules and you are guaranteed a fantastic many hours of pleasure for many years to come.
Hand and Foot is a kind of Canasta, a card game which became popular beginning back from the 1940s. It was initially played in South America in which the term Canasta signifies'basket'. Pronunciation initially had the emphasis on the first syllable, as in the phrase'canister', however if the match came to America in 1949, this shifted to the more prevalent Ca-NAS-ta.
You've come to be numerous variants of Canasta and studying the various Canasta card game rules could be confusing because they change from 1 variant to another. Hand and Foot, also called classic Canasta, is the hottest version played at the U.S.. Throughout the 1950s, the match became exceptionally popular and has been played by countless. It became much more popular than just to get a couple of years and was really the number one card game.
According to approved Hand and Foot card game rules, it is best played with four people in two groups, but five and six individual games are also possible. Frequent decks of playing cards can be used, such as the two jokers from every deck. The amount of decks you will need is equivalent to the amount of players, and one. To get a four-person match five decks have been used, creating a total of 270 cards (like the 10 jokers). As an alternative, you might even buy especially made card decks which will also include Hand and Foot card game rules.
Gamers sit across the table in their teammate and the thing is to eliminate all of your cards before the other team does. Points are given for various combinations of cards melded, similar to in 500 Rummy. Jokers and twos are rampant in this match, which can be quickly paced, hard and, indeed, heaps of pleasure.


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Faith at work: Saturday, July 12, 2014
• St. George Parish ACC, 3 S. E. Syrcle Drive. Sunday: 9:15 a.m. traditional Anglican Catholic prayer and Mass. Wednesday: 5:30 p.m. family evening prayer and Litany. Thursday: 5 p.m. St. George Military Society fellowship golf outing at A.C. Read Course. 466-2193.
• City Of David Church, 1020 New Warrington Road. Wednesday: 10:30 a.m. "Let's Rejoice"; 7 p.m. Bible study. Apostolic and Pentecostal. 288-2949.
Assembly of God
• Brownsville Assembly of God, 3100 W. Desoto St. Sunday: 10:30 a.m. worship service, The Rev. Jacob to speak. Wednesday: 6 p.m. "The Well" for youth, "Salt" for middle school, "Voyage" for children, and small groups for adults. 430-2100.
• First Assembly of God, 4301 Bayou Blvd. Sunday: 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. worship services, The Rev. David L. Scruggs Sr. to speak. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bible study for adults, children and student ministries. 433-3100.
• East Hill Baptist Church, 3960 Spanish Trail. Sunday: 8:30 a.m. Life Cafe; 9 a.m. small groups; 10 a.m. "Picture This — Spirit-filled Workplace" sermon series, The Rev. Ron Wilcoxson to speak. Wednesday: 5:30 p.m. "Elevate Kids" and "Elevate Jr."; 6 p.m. "Revival and the Normal Church" adult Bible study, Wilcoxson to speak, and "Emerge" youth group, The Rev. Billy Helms, youth pastor, to speak. 433-0095.
• Gateway Baptist Church, 6800 Mobile Highway. Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday school; 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. worship services. Wednesday: 7 p.m. worship service, and Patch the Pirate Club. 944-3544.
• Marcus Pointe Baptist Church, 6205 North W St. Sunday: 10 a.m. "Becoming a Person of Power," The Rev. Craig Hindsman to speak. Tuesday: 10 a.m. "PURE Friendship" class. Wednesday: 2:30 p.m. "PURE Friendship" classes; 6 p.m. "Game Changers" summer program for kindergarten graduates through fifth-graders, and "Youth Revolution" weekly worship for children grades sixth through 12th, student pastor Justin Gambrell to speak; 6:30 p.m. adult Bible study, and LifePointe classes including MPBC weekly orchestra rehearsal for experienced musicians who play strings, brass and woodwinds. Friday: 6 p.m. Game Changers vacation Bible school kickoff carnival; 7 p.m. family rally, Jamal Brown to speak. 479-8337.
• Santa Rosa Shores Baptist Church, 3153 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze. Sunday: 9 a.m. Sunday school; 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. worship services. Wednesday: 6:30 p.m. Bible study. 932-9128.
• SGI-USA Buddhism Nichiren Daishonin, call for location. Sunday: 1 p.m. "Buddhism and Daily Life" SGI-USA Buddhism Nichiren Daishonin study meeting in Milton. Wednesday: 11 a.m. chanting session. Call 686-9802 for meeting places and directions.
• Dieu De Temple, 9602 Nims Lane. Sunday: 9 a.m. Vietnamese Sangha chanting with ordained Buddhist Nuns. Friday: 5:45 p.m. English casual interaction; 6 p.m. English sitting meditation followed by 10 minutes of walking meditation prior to the closing Gatha, chant. 484-3560.
• Basilica of St. Michael, 19 Palafox St. Sunday: 9 and 11 a.m. Mass. Monday through Friday: 12:10 p.m. Mass. Monday and Wednesday: 11:30 a.m. Confessions. Friday: 11 a.m. Eucharistic Adoration, 11:15 a.m. Confessions. 438-4985.
• Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church, 920 Via De Luna Drive, Pensacola Beach. Sunday: 9:45 a.m. Mass. 934-0222.
• St. Ann Catholic Church, 100 Daniel Drive, Gulf Breeze. Saturday: 4 p.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation; 5 p.m. Vigil Mass. Sunday: 8:15 and 11 a.m. Mass. Monday through Friday: 8:30 a.m. daily Mass. Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Eucharistic Adoration in the chapel. 932-2859.
• St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, 1804 N. Davis Highway. Sunday: 8:30 a.m. Sunday services. 324-5655.
• St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, 6451 Park Ave., Milton. Saturday: 4 p.m. Mass. Sunday: 8 and 11 a.m. Mass; 1 p.m. Spanish Mass; 4 p.m. Life Teen Mass. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 8 a.m. daily Mass. Wednesday: 7 p.m. daily Mass. 623-3600.
• St. Stephen Roman Catholic Church, 900 W. Garden St. Sunday: 10:30 a.m. Latin High Mass. Thursday: 6 p.m. Low Gregorian Mass followed by Benediction, Holy Hour. 432-9362.
• St. Thomas More Parish, 3295 Barrancas Ave. Saturday: 3 p.m. Confessions; 4 p.m. Vigil Mass. Sunday: 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday Mass. Tuesday through Friday: 6:40 a.m. daily Mass. 456-2543.
• First Church of Christ Scientist, 4880 N. Ninth Ave. Sunday: 10:30 a.m. "Sacrament," Sylvia Brock and Norma Scheye to speak. Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. testimonial meeting, Mark Gibson to speak; participant phone (559) 726-1300, code 560715. 476-6953.
• St. Andrew Antiochian Orthodox Church, 5501 North W St. Saturday: 6 p.m. Vespers. Sunday: 8:50 a.m. Orthros; 10 a.m. Sunday of the Holy Fathers of Fourth Ecumenical Council Divine Liturgy, The Rev. David Bleam to speak; 11:30 a.m. coffee fellowship. Wednesday: 6 p.m. Vespers. Thursday: 5:45 p.m. choir practice. 469-9711.
• Holy Cross Episcopal Church, 7979 N. Ninth Ave. Saturday: 6 p.m. Alcoholic Anonymous in the parish hall, call church office for more information. Sunday: 9 a.m. Holy Communion service with Children's Chapel, refreshments to follow. Tuesday: 8:30 a.m. morning prayer. Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. morning prayer; 10 a.m. Holy Communion service in the chapel. Thursday: 7 p.m. Divorce Recovery. Friday: 8:30 a.m. morning prayer. 477-8596.
• Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, 850 N. Blue Angel Parkway. Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Fifth Sunday After Pentecost, Holy Eucharist, and youth Sunday school; The Rev. Arnold Bush to speak. 456-5474.
• St. Christopher's Episcopal Church, 3200 N. 12th Ave. Saturday: 5:30 p.m. Saturday service. Sunday: 8 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday services; 9:15 a.m. Adult Education; 10:15 a.m. Children's Chapel and Sunday school. Wednesday: 9 a.m. Bible study. 433-0074.
Greek Orthodox
• Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, 1720 W. Garden St. Sunday: 8:30 a.m. Orthros; 10 a.m. Sunday of the Holy Fathers Divine Liturgy. 433-2662.
Interdenominational
• Dixon Temple, 2975 W. Fairfield Drive. Sunday: 10 a.m. Sunday school; 11 a.m. morning worship. Wednesday and Friday: 7 p.m. Bible study. 432-5707.
• B'Nai Israel Synagogue, 1829 N. Ninth Ave. Saturday: 9:30 a.m. Torah service. Friday: 7 p.m. Sabbath service. 433-7311.
• Temple Beth El, 800 Palafox St. Wednesday: 6 p.m. "Introduction to Judaism," registration with Rabbi Fleekop required. Friday: 6 p.m. Reform Jewish services; potluck meal to follow. 438-3321.
• Grace Lutheran Church, 6601 N. Ninth Ave. Saturday: 5:30 p.m. piano service. Sunday: 8 a.m. traditional worship; 9:15 a.m. Bible hour; 10:30 a.m. praise worship. Tuesday: 7 p.m. college Bible study. Wednesday: 5:30 p.m. "If Only — Living With Regret" Lifetree Cafe. 476-5667.
• Immanuel Lutheran Church-LCMS, 24 W. Wright St. Sunday: 8 and 10:30 a.m. "The Parable of the Sower" with Holy Communion, The Rev. Randy Blankschaen to speak. Wednesday: 5:30 p.m. midweek Bible study; 6:30 p.m. evening prayer; Blankschaen to speak. 438-8138.
• Redeemer Lutheran Church, 333 Commerce St. Sunday: 8:15 a.m. coffee fellowship in the Assembly Hall/Gym Building; 8:30 a.m. children's Sunday school and adult Bible study; 9:30 a.m. "Signposts and Produce" morning worship The Rev. Christopher Cole to speak. 455-0330.
• Trinity Lutheran Church – Mo Synod, 2385 U.S. 297A, Cantonment. Sunday: 8:30 a.m. Sunday School; 10 a.m. worship service, The Rev. Sanford Stanton to speak; second Sunday meal following worship service. 968-0078.
• Bagdad United Methodist Church, 4540 Forsyth St., Bagdad. Sunday: 8 a.m. Holy Communion New Vision Praise service; 9 a.m. cafe and Sunday School; 10 a.m. "A Growing Commitment" family worship service, parish luncheon to follow; noon, raising of the Star-Spangled Banner and inauguration of new flag pole; The Rev. Clive Knights to speak. 626-1948.
• Bellview United Methodist Church, 4945 Saufley Field Road. Sunday: 8:45 a.m. Sunday school; 10 a.m. Sunday worship, The Rev. Nancy Hammond to speak. 456-4828.
• Ensley United Methodist Church, 25 Johnson Ave. Sunday: 9:45 a.m. Sunday school; 11 a.m. Sunday worship, The Rev. Gina Bryan to speak. Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. "1 and 2 Samuel" Grits & Gospel Bible Study. 476-1458.
• First United Methodist Church of Milton, 6819 Berryhill St., Milton. Sunday: 8:30 and 11 a.m. "Where Will We Plant Seeds?" The Rev. M. Kathryn Knight to speak; 9:45 a.m. Sunday school. Thursday: 7 p.m. Theology on Tap at Blackwater Bistro, 5147 Elmira St., Milton. 623-6683.
• Gadsden Street United Methodist Church, 901 E. Gadsden St. Sunday: 9:15 a.m. Sunday school; 10:30 a.m. "A Conversation at the Well," The Rev. Bobby Ellisor to speak. Wednesday: 11 a.m. prayer in the parlor; 4 p.m. senior adult exercise. 433-0014.
• Gonzalez United Methodist Church, 2026 Pauline St., Cantonment. Sunday: 8:15 and 11 a.m. traditional services and children's church; 9:45 a.m. ALIVE contemporary service in the CLC. 968-6006.
• Gulf Breeze United Methodist Church, 4115 Soundside Drive, Gulf Breeze. Monday and Thursday: K-9 Nose Work classes with games and activities for dogs and their people, $100 for introductory class, contact Penny Brenton at 974-1479 or pennybrenton@att.net for more information. 916-1660.
• Myrtle Grove United Methodist Church, 1030 N. 57th Ave. Sunday: 8:30 a.m. traditional worship; 9:45 a.m. Sunday school; 11 a.m. contemporary worship. 456-7463.
• Perdido Bay United Methodist Church, 13660 Innerarity Point Road. Sunday: 8 a.m. "Beyong Market Mentality," traditional service with the Joyful Noise Choir, The Rev. Darren McClellan to speak; 8:55 a.m. "Alive" contemporary service with the State of Worship Band in the Community Center; 11 a.m. traditional service with the Chancel Choir. Wednesday: 5 p.m. potluck dinner at Johnson State Park Pavilion; 6 p.m. Baptisms on the Beach. 492-2135.
• Pine Forest United Methodist Church, 2800 Wilde Lake Blvd. Sunday: 8:30 a.m. contemporary service; 11 a.m. traditional service and children's church. 944-0170.
• St. Mark United Methodist Church, 2203 N. 12th Ave. Sunday: 10:30 a.m. "Sower and the Seeds," The Rev. Laura Weant to speak. 432-7777.
Missionary Baptist
• New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, 1610 North Q St. Sunday: 11 a.m. "Act Like a Man, Think Like Christ" Men's Day, The Rev. Nehemiah Johnson of St. Paul Baptist Church to speak. 432-9935.
• St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church of Millview, 1340 N. Blue Angel Parkway. Friday: 7 p.m. 128th-year church anniversary. 458-6358.
• Trinity Missionary Baptist Church, 307 North D St. Wednesday: 7 p.m. First pastoral anniversary of The Rev. Frederick Henderson, The Rev. Bernard Yates to speak. 434-2113.
• Acts Life Center, 2101 N. Pace Blvd. Sunday: 6 p.m. "Sunday Night Live," Cynthia Adell of Sound Doctrine Clinic Ministries in Milwaukee, Wis. 437-9900.
• Harvest Outreach Fellowship, Carmike Bayou 15, 5149 Bayou Blvd. Sunday: 9 and 10:30 a.m. Harvest Outreach Fellowship, and Harvest Kids Church for children through fifth grade. 475-2240.
• Liberty Church, 2221 S. Blue Angel Parkway. Saturday: 9 a.m. 50th church anniversary celebration Liberty Bible College alumni fellowship at Blue Angel campus; noon, picnic at Big Lagoon State Park; 5 p.m. church-wide meet and greet at Blue Angel campus. Sunday: 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. anniversary Sunday services. Wednesday: 6:30 p.m. closing anniversary service, Larry Stockhill of Bethany Church in Baton Rouge, La., to speak. 453-4318.
• First Presbyterian Church of Milton, 5203 Elmira St., Milton. Sunday: 9:30 a.m. adult small group study class; 10:30 a.m. "The Disciples, Part II" with Communion, The Rev. Joanne Kublik to speak. 623-2510.
• Gulf Breeze Presbyterian Church, 100 Andrew Jackson Trail, Gulf Breeze. Sunday: 8:30 a.m. "The Importance of Faith" contemporary service, The Rev. Robert Price to speak; 11 a.m. traditional service. 932-3625.
• McIlwain Memorial Presbyterian Church , 1220 E. Blount St. Sunday: 10:45 a.m. "The Wedding at Cana." 438-5449.
Wesleyan
• First Wesleyan Church, 3590 Barrancas Ave. Sunday: 9:30 a.m. fellowship cafe; 10 a.m. Sunday school for all ages; 11 a.m. Sunday worship. Wednesday: 6 p.m. prayer, Bible study, praise and worship. Monday through Friday: 8:30 a.m. kids free summer food program breakfast; 12:30 p.m. lunch; one Harvest Food, cash orders only, and pick up every third Saturday. 458-7777.
Compiled by Marketta A. Davis, faith@pnj.com
• Faith Baptist Church, 3600 Creighton Road. "International Spy Academy — Agents for the One True God." 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. July 14 through 18. For ages 4 through sixth grade. Registration is available at www.fbcpensacola.org. 476-8496.
• First United Methodist Church of Pace, 4540 Chumuckla Highway, Pace. "Jungle Safari." 5:30 to 8 p.m. July 13 through 17. For ages 4 through fifth grade. A light dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m. followed by vacation Bible school. 994-5608.
• Gulf Breeze Church of Christ, 2962 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze. "Digging For Answers." 6 to 8:30 p.m. July 28 through 30. For ages 2 through eighth grade. Call 723-0508 or 932-3715 for more information. 932-3715.
• Marcus Pointe Baptist Church, 6205 North W St. "Game Changers." 6 p.m. July 18, 9 a.m. July 19 and 9:15 July 20. For kindergarten graduates through fifth-graders. Will feature favorite Bible heroes and characters, also known as Bible All-Stars. Friday and Sunday will be for children and parents, and Saturday will be for children only. 479-8337.
• Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, 9301 Gulf Beach Highway. "Agency D3." 9 a.m. to noon, July 14 through 18. Free. For children ages 3 through 17. Registration available via phone 9:30 a.m. to noon July 14 through 17 or on-site registration 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. July 14. For more information, call church office. 492-1518.
• Sixth Avenue Missionary Baptist Church, 1120 N. Sixth Ave. "The Amazing Road Trip — Discovering God's Purpose for Me." 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. July 21 through 25. For grades pre-kindergarten and older. Dinner will be served nightly at 5:30 p.m. Registration requested by July 16. Contact church office for more information. 432-1002.

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Q: Java: Override paintComponent to skip some paint = strange behavior I am not new to Java, but somewhat inexperienced using graphics.
I am using JFreeChart to display strip charts of data that comes in very fast (every 10 ms).  It works fine for a single chart, but I have multiple charts so my code cannot keep up with the server.  I decided to override the paintComponent method in my JPanel and skip painting some of the frames.  That did improve performance, but now there is strange behavior: I have 6 charts (each in a JPanel), and they do update as expected but 1 of the six charts flickers into the place of the other 5, then they all flicker back to themselves, then the 1 chart is in all 6, etc.  This happens very fast.  The chart that flickers in to all 5 is random every time I run this code, so maybe the others are also flickering in and out but I cannot see it.
@Override
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If UPDATESKIP = 1 then this code runs fine, but very slow.

A: You should not play with the painting method in that way. All the paintComponent() method of a JPanel does is paint the background of the panel. So I doubt that is where the performance problem is.
Every time the panel is repainted the child components of the panel need to be repainted, so not repainting the background will have little impact (relative to the complexity of painting 6 charts). However, if you don't paint the background every time then you can get painting artifacts on the panel.
Take a look at the Swing tutorial on A Closer Look at the Painting Mechanism
If the server data comes in too fast then maybe you need to consolidate the data before redoing the painting

A: I did more (better) searches and found the answer here:
Enabling/Disabling drawing of a JFreeChart.
The answer by Aleadam was perfect and did the job for me.  I'd vote that answer up but I am too new to do so.

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Posts matching tags 'björk'
MP3 blog Stereogum (who are on a similar wavelength to Pitchfork) has assembled a tribute album to Björk's Post, with individual tracks covered by indie/hipster/futurefolk bands like Dirty Projectors, Xiu Xiu, El Guincho and Final Fantasy. It's available for free download in MP3 format, but only until the licences run out, after which it'll be streaming-only and impossible to legally obtain, like their OK Computer tribute album from last year.
(via International Pop Underground) ¶ björk hipsters mp3s stereogum 1
A recent interview with Björk from the Observer. In it, she talks about Medúlla (apparently a reaction against the whole soul-crushing Bush zeitgeist), and mentions that she's working on a soundtrack to husband Matthew "Cremaster" Barney's next film and compiling a CD of cover versions of Army Of Me, the proceeds going to Unicef.
¶ art björk matthew barney music 0
I just saw this on another blog:
(): may cause drowsiness, nausea, and in some rare cases serious complications with the liver have been reported. Side effects similar to that of Vespertine. Do not take () if you are currently taking Slowdive. Ask your doctor if () is right for you.
Heh. Speaking of which, there should be a bit of Slowdive and the like in my DJ set next week; quite possibly a few of the rarities will get spun. Watch this space for details.
¶ björk sigur rós slowdive 0
Remember WIRED Magazine; that MONDO 2000 for the masses? Well, they've now got an issue on the future of music, in which they got various musicians to talk about how they work with technology. Malcolm McLaren comes across as pretentious, Jean-Benoit Dunckel (of Air fame) seems obsessed with bootywhang, while Björk sounds, well, Björkish.
¶ air björk culture futurism malcolm mclaren music wired 2
Mmm, Björk remix MP3s...
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Listening the Far and Wide on 3RRR now; they just played a song from a new/upcoming Trembling Blue Stars album. Not bad; I may have to reassess my view of Bob Wratten's post-Field Mice solo career as mind-numbingly dull. At least it wasn't a weepy guitar-strumming come-back-to-me-I-still-love-you number like most of their first album.
Oh yes, and the Dot Allison song they played sounds interesting... I'll have to track that down; that and a CD copy of that King of Woolworths EP.
Oh, and I didn't get a copy of Björk's Vespertine, which they were giving away, despite having programmed 3RRR's number into the autodialer here.
¶ björk dot allison music rrr trembling blue stars 0
Hmmm... apparently Björk's upcoming album was written with Napster in mind; and designed to sound great when downloaded. Never mind that they've all been pulled from Napster, along with pretty much everything else. I've heard snippets on Far And Wide, and it certainly sounds very quiet and minimalistic; though perhaps too much so.
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I picked up the new Depeche Mode album, Exciter, a few days ago. It's pretty good; all in all, more inspired than Ultra. It's produced by Mark Bell, the Warp artist who also produced Björk's material, and this is evident in the trademark skittering glitch beats on some of the tracks, merging with the usual synths, guitars and some lush orchestration. There's perhaps a slight Radiohead influence in places (or perhaps that's just the zeitgeist), as well as touches of some fellow Mute artists (Barry Adamson and Goldfrapp come to mind in places). As most albums, it has its stronger and weaker points (some of the songwriting has that antidepressant-tinged blandness that crept into DM lyrics in the 90s), though the overall quality is pretty good. It makes good background music, with echoes of the doomed romanticism that characterised DM's best albums (i.e., Some Great Reward through to Violator).
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Japanese graphic design zine SHIFT has an interview with Me Company's Alistair Beattie. Me Company is the London design consultancy best known for doing a lot of really impressive CD covers for Björk.
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Pop-music art nutter Momus takes a somewhat askew look at key acts of the 1990s, such as Beck, Tricky Bjork, and Nirvana:
A star had to emerge from the Seattle sequencer scene, and it turned out to be Microsoft's Nerderama. The album Clevermind hit America like a fatal processor error in 1992, its lead single, Looks Like A Teen Programming Bug, becoming the anthem for a generation raised on Space Invaders and spreadsheets.
(Thanks, K.!)
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The organisation of the Global Summit 2016 was supported by a Steering Committee composed of representatives of National Ethics Councils and international experts from WHO and UNESCO. The following short profiles provide a brief summary of the chair and the members of the Steering Committee of the 11th Global Summit in alphabetical order.
studied Human Medicine at the University of Cologne and Philosophy at the University of Bonn and Hagen.
In 1993 she obtained her PhD in Medicine at the University Bonn, Germany.
studied Medicine at the Medical Faculty Paris VI, specialized in Anesthesia and Reanimation at the Medical Faculty of Tunis and holds an Executive Master of Business Administration from the Mediterranean School of Business in Tunis.
In 1985 he obtained his PhD in Medicine at the Medical Faculty Paris VI.
studied Philosophy at the University of Ife and at the University of Ibadan as well as Distance Education at the Mico University College.
In 1991 he obtained his PhD in Philosophy at the University Ibadan, Nigeria.
studied Psychology at Universidad Iberoamericana Mexico and Bioethics at Universidad Complutense Madrid.
In 1999 she obtained her PhD in Research Psychology at Universidad Iberoamericana.
studied Medicine at the University of Ceylon and Humanities at the Open University (UK).
In 1979 she obtained her membership of the Royal College of Physicians, UK, and in 1994 she was elected a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London.
trained and qualified in General Surgery in Pakistan and Edinburgh, Ethics at the Harvard School of Public Health and Bioethics at the Sindh Institute of Medical Sciences in Karachi.
In 1988 he obtained his MBBS in Medicine at the Karachi University of Pakistan.
studied Veterinary Medicine at the Kharkov Institute Ukraine, International Research Ethics at the University of Cape Town and Philosophy and Ethics at the Strathmore University, Nairobi.
In 2004 he obtained his PGD in International Research Ethics at University of Cape Town.
studied Medicine at the Tehran University of Medical Sciences, where he specialized in Internal Medicine and subsequently passed his fellowship in Endocrinology and Metabolism.
He has obtained F.A.C.E. distinction at the American College of Endocrinology and attended several medical training courses in Denmark, France, Italy and the UK since his graduation.
studied Philosophy at the Catholic University of Milan and Biomedical Ethics at the Georgetown University, Washington DC.
She obtained her PhD in Bioethics at the Catholic University of Rome.
studied Medicine at the Korea University Medical College and at the Kosin University Medical College. He completed his postdoctoral researches at the Saint Louis University and at the University of Missouri.
In 1992 he obtained his PhD in Medicine at the Kosin University Medical College, Korea.
studied Medicine at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and Social Medicine at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and holds board certifications in Family Medicine and Public Health.
Prof. Dr. Ruiz de Chávez presided the organizing committee of the 10th Global Summit of National Ethics/Bioethics Commissions held in Mexico in 2014.
studied Pharmacy at the University of Dakar and Immunology at the University of Lille followed by diplomas in Immunology, Clinical Trials and Infectious Diseases from Institut Pasteur Paris.
studied Philosophy and Politics at the University of Warwick.
studied Medicine and Biology at the King's College, the University of London, graduating BSc (Hons 1st class) in 1992.
In 2000 he obtained his PhD in Surgery and Pathology at the University of Western Australia.


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BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) _ Snugly wrapped in booties and blankets, twins Juan and Keila Aguablanca snooze blissfully in adjacent cribs at a Bogota adoption center while an unusual custody battle rages around them.
The 6-month-olds with wispy black hair were born into the U'wa Indian tribe, a traditional and insular people who customarily abandon newborn twins in the forest or toss them into rivers, believing they bring bad luck.
Juan and Keila escaped that fate when their parents left them in a public health clinic three days after their birth on Feb. 11.
By now, they'd probably already be with a new family in Bogota _ or Spain, France or the United States, countries where many of the roughly 2,500 Colombian children are adopted annually.
However, stung by media reports portraying their traditions as barbaric, the 8,000-member U'wa nation is fighting to halt the adoption process. Tribal leaders have asked the courts to give them until December to re-examine the ancient custom _ and perhaps welcome back the twins.
But social workers and child rights advocates are adamantly opposed to that solution. They say Juan and Keila _ who has a respiratory problem and needs oxygen to breathe _ could never be safe among people who might have discarded them in the wild.
``Sincerely, I don't think an Indian community is going to simply change the customs it's been practicing for so many years,″ said Barbara Escobar, director of the Casa de La Madre y El Nino, the adoption center housing the twins.
She has petitioned the courts to keep Juan and Keila from ever returning to the U'wa reserve, a land of hills and forest near the Venezuelan border where the Indians fish and grow bananas and yucca.
Twin births are seen as an evil omen in many cultures around the world. In some, multiple births are considered something fitting for animals _ not humans.
``There is sometimes a belief that these are demon children, that the father is some sort of animal,″ Leigh Minter, psychologist at the University of Colorado at Boulder, said Wednesday.
Minter said the explanation often hides a practical motive. If food is limited, a woman might find it difficult to raise two children at the same time.
Other societies, however, have viewed twins as a gift from the gods or a sign of exceptional fertility.
With 80 tribes and 700,000 Indians out of a population of 40 million, Colombia leads Latin America in recognizing Indians' rights to observe their traditions. In 1997, the courts even backed the right of one tribe to whip a man who took part in a murder.
But Blanca Lucia Echeverry, the top Indian affairs aide to Colombia's human rights ombudsman, said the U'wa case will set limits on how far culturally diverse Colombia can go in protecting minority practices the majority deems immoral.
``There's never been a case with such huge dimensions,″ she said.
The case is already showing there are limits to how far Colombia's Indians can live by their own rules.
On Aug. 3, the Supreme Court upheld a lower court decision rejecting the U'wa's latest appeal for more time to deliberate the issue.
Saying it was choosing the childrens' well-being over U'wa cultural rights, the court ruled Juan and Keila would be psychologically harmed if they went any longer without parents. That decision has to be reviewed by Colombia's highest tribunal, the Constitutional Court.
Meanwhile, a Solomonian solution may be in the works.
Juan Manuel Urrutia, director of the government's Institute for Family Welfare, said the twins might be given back to the U'wa, providing the tribe guarantees their safety and permits strict monitoring by social workers.
``If there are guarantees, we'll return the children, and if not, we'll look for alternatives,″ he said.
It remains to be seen, however, whether the U'wa will soften traditional views that have thrust them into the limelight before. Calling petroleum the ``blood of mother earth,″ the U'wa drew worldwide attention in 1997 by threatening mass suicide in a successful protest to stop oil drilling on their lands.
In a telephone interview from the town of Cubara, just outside the U'wa reserve, tribal spokesman Jose Cobaria said the U'wa believe that multiple-birth and deformed babies are harbingers of evil.
The children are abandoned in the wild, he said, but the U'wa believe spirits take them to ``another world″ before they are devoured by nature.
Cobaria said Juan and Keila's parents have been isolated from the rest of the community so they can be cleansed of impurities linked to the birth. For four years, they cannot visit other houses or share food with neighbors.
Publicity about the twins has prompted a debate within the U'wa community, but Cobaria said there was only a remote chance that tribal leaders would welcome the twins back.
``The elders are very strict,″ he said.


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The Future of Flying Vehicles May be in the "Skai"
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INDUSTRY NEWS | 2 MIN READ
A Massachusetts start-up company, Alaka'i, has launched a flying car concept called Skai.
The development process for the flying car is estimated to have cost around $15 million so far.
Alaka'i says it's planning to conduct a test flight near its Massachusetts headquarters.
A Massachusetts start-up company, Alaka'i, has launched a flying car concept called Skai. The company states that they have created the first air mobility vehicle powered by hydrogen fuels cells which can hold five people or a 1000-pound load.
Skai is powered by 100% hydrogen fuel cells and resembles a cross between a helicopter and a quadcopter despite being branded a 'car'. It is believed that the vehicle has a 400-mile range and that it can fly for approximately 4 hours.
How does Skai work?
Skai has six rotors that are driven by electric motors which generate about 400 horsepower. Hydrogen fuel cells create electricity to power a battery and motor by mixing hydrogen and oxygen. Alaka'i said that it decided to use hydrogen to power the vehicle as it's the cleanest end-to-end energy solution available today. The hydrogen developed for Skai is produced using renewable energy and at the end of their life, 95% of the cell can be reused. The only emissions it will produce are steam and water and any excess energy can also be stored in batteries.
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The industry is competitive with the likes of Boeing and Airbus making successful test flights earlier this year. However, most alternative options are powered by batteries which limits them in terms of weight and range. Skai's use of hydrogen fuel provides them with a competitive advantage as their car is far lighter than others and allows for more flexibility in its use.
Funding the project
Alaka'i has been pushing for a mock-up, a VR experience and promotional campaign to arise interest from both the public and potential investors. Alaka'i is currently funded by a single investor who is currently remaining anonymous.
The development process for the flying car is estimated to have cost around $15 million so far. Alaka'i says it is planning a test flight near its Massachusetts headquarters in the near future.
(Images sourced via Skai/Facebook)
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Four Reasons Women Cheat
Posted by Jim_Daly Dec 3, 2012
There's an essay that caught my attention on FoxNews.com this morning. It's written by a woman named Marina Pearson. According to her byline, she's a writer and speaker whose career is dedicated to helping women "who are struggling to get over their ex to move on in a safe and nurturing environment."
Her article is bluntly titled: "Why I Cheated on My Husband."
That would be "ex-husband," now.
But what were the reasons? According to Ms. Pearson, there were four:
1. Unrealistic Expectations: "I was still living in the illusive notion that happiness was something that I could acquire from an external source," she wrote. "So I bought into a fantasy."
2. Unrealistic Expectations II: She no longer found her husband to be attractive as he aged.
3. Ignorance and Immaturity: "I didn't have the maturity or the tools of how to live with the problems that my ex-husband and I were encountering," she wrote.
4. She Missed Being Wooed: According to Ms. Pearson, "Our relationship fell into a day-to-day routine."
Do any of these sound familiar? Our counselors here at Focus on the Family regularly hear many variations of these reasons for the sin of infidelity. Each year we receive thousands of calls from both men and women who are ready to call it quits in their marriage and often cite these same four frustrations as the reasons. And although it may seem as if the mental and emotional burden accompanying any one of these issues is overwhelming, the simple fact is this: they are normal, manageable and can be addressed.
If you're married, I would urge you to examine your own relationship and guard against the temptation to fall prey to these common pitfalls.
Incidentally, I'm quite certain that men cheat for similar reasons which affirms our sin nature and need for salvation through Christ.
Our counselors are available to help you and your spouse find your way through any season of struggle. In fact, according to a recent survey of our constituents, Focus on the Family helped save a marriage every six minutes this past year.
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Gareth Porter, Sputnick News, July 07 2019:... It was based on a series of false ideas that the intelligence communities began with and some maneuvering by high-ranking CIA officials … who interfered with the process of the assessment of Iran's nuclear program within the CIA," Porter explained. "It culminated in the approval of this set of documents that came from…
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Terror Spring, July 06 2019:... While the group continues to proclaim it holds great popularity within Iran, it could not be further from the truth. Iranians never could overlook the series of betrayal and treasonous acts the MEK / MKO committed in the name of power – enabling Saddam Hussein's forces by siding with him against Iran remains to this…
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Q: putting array of object in useEffect as dept says I have a users array of object coming from api, and I have this useEffect,
useEffect(() => {
  if(users.length) { // do something }
}, [users])

Is it more efficient to do this instead?
useEffect(() => {
  if(users.length) { // do something }
}, [users.length])

or it doesn't matter?

A: It can make a difference in performance, in the sense that you can reduce the amount of useEffect calls given the right conditions, so to answer it short: it depends...
Disclaimer I would actually not use the dependency array as a means to control performance, rather I would use it to control when the useEffect runs, given the requirements of my app, so my app behaves as I expect and how I want it to behave, and... well... gaining a small performance boost in the process as a nice side effect I guess.
With that said, consider this example using users as a dependency. When pressing Change values the useEffect runs because users in general have changed, the same happens when changing the length (with Change length button):

But, if you use users.length as a dependency the useEffect will only run when the length changes not when values change (try pressing the Change values button and see that nothing happens in the console because the length of the changed array is the same as the length in the initial state):

So, to put it another way, you can control the amount of useEffect calls in your app by specifying the required dependency and ultimately make your app more performant, especially if you have a lot of logic in your useEffect.


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Biden to 'acknowledge' to world that democracy 'under stress' in US: Official
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HomePoliticsBiden to 'acknowledge' to world that democracy 'under stress' in US: Official
By BEN GITTLESON, ABC News
(WASHINGTON) — President Joe Biden will "take a virtual trip to Europe" with a pair of high-profile engagements aimed at restoring the United States' place on the global stage, after what he views as its absence during President Donald Trump's years in office, according to a senior Biden administration official.
In his remarks to an international security conference and to the leaders of the world's major industrialized nations on Friday, Biden planned to make a case for multilateralism, the official said — in stark contrast to Trump's nationalist approach to the world, which the former president termed "America First."
And in a nod to the Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol and the policies of the president's predecessor, Biden would "acknowledge that democracy is under stress, democratic institutions are under stress, under challenge in the United States" as they are elsewhere, the official told reporters Thursday evening.
"We have learned actually over the course of the past four years, that democracy, as he will put it, doesn't happen by accident — that we have to work at it, that we need to fight for it," the official said.
But, the official added, "the focus of his speech tomorrow is not Donald Trump or what's happened over the last four years."
Speaking first to a virtual meeting of the leaders of the Group of Seven nations, Biden will commit to addressing three "immediate" global crises, according to the official: the COVID-19 pandemic, the economic crisis and climate change.
Later Friday morning, he plans to argue via video teleconference to attendees of the annual Munich Security Conference "that democracy is the model that can best meet the challenges of our time," the official said.
"He will get the opportunity as president of the United States, early in his term, to declare that America is back and the transatlantic alliance is back," the official said.
Part of that recommitment to the world will include an announcement that the U.S. will donate $4 billion to a global initiative to distribute vaccine doses to poor countries, the White House said Thursday. That money had been allocated by Congress in December but had not yet been donated.
Rolling back Trump's nationalist policies has already become a hallmark of Biden's short time at the White House. And on Friday he plans to make clear his markedly different approach to Russia, China and Iran, the official told reporters.
After Trump approached Russia gingerly, Biden "will specifically talk to what he believes is a concerted effort by the Kremlin to to carry out a strategy to discredit, undermine and destabilize democracies," the official said.
And while Trump launched a combative, bilateral trade war with China, Biden will pursue a multilateral approach to trying to put an end to China's "non-market-oriented policies and practices," according to the official.
On Thursday, the State Department said it was open to talks with Iran about its nuclear program and the official said Biden planned to echo that message Friday.
"We are keen to sit down and hear what the Iranians have to say," the official said. "We want to come up with a diplomatic solution to the Iranian nuclear program. And let's get to work."
Biden also planned to "touch on Afghanistan," as he faces questions about whether he will abide by an agreement with the Taliban and withdraw U.S. troops in the coming months, according to the official, who did not provide more details of what the president would say.
Biden's remarks will build upon his actions in office so far.
He has returned the United States to international agreements and organizations his predecessor left — including the World Health Organization and the Paris climate accord, which the U.S. will officially become a party to again on Friday after Trump had pulled it out.
As a candidate, Biden promised to return the U.S. to its position "at the head of the table," restoring it as a world leader on issues ranging from climate change to transnational terrorism. He argued that Trump had ceded that role to other nations during his four years in office.
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Het Baugesmassief is een bergmassief in de Franse Voor-Alpen, gelegen in de departementen Savoie en Haute-Savoie. Het massief wordt begrensd door Annecy (noord), Aix-les-Bains (west), Chambéry (zuidwest) Montmélian (zuid) en Albertville (oost).

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S. 960 (115th)
S. 960 (115th): Preserving Data in Government Act of 2017
The summary below was written by the Congressional Research Service, which is a nonpartisan division of the Library of Congress, and was published on Apr 27, 2017.
Preserving Data in Government Act of 2017
This bill requires that any open government data that is made available to the public for at least 90 consecutive days must: (1) remain machine-readable, available in an open format, and part of the worldwide public domain or, if necessary, be published with an open license; and (2) not be altered in such a way as to decrease its machine-readable nature.
It shall not be a violation of such requirement to alter: (1) the digital location or format of open government data for routine asset maintenance or long-term archiving if such alteration does not decrease the open public accessibility or the machine-readable nature of the data, or (2) the contents of such data to update it or correct an error. Any substantial alteration of the data's contents shall be recorded in a log that is made available to the public in an open format along with the data.
An agency may remove such data from public availability if:
the agency determines that the data is too costly to maintain or does not provide sufficient value to the public, the agency publishes specified notice at least six months in advance of such removal, and the data is available for download on the worldwide public domain for at least six months before such removal. This bill shall not apply to such data that is required to be removed from public availability or altered under another provision of law.