When it comes to creating a fully-functional website in a lesser time span, Responsive HTML5 frameworks steal the show. These frameworks are being highly recognized due to their increasing popularity.
These frameworks not only lessen the repeated programming tasks but also save a lot of time and energy. Responsive HTML5 frameworks turn out to be useful for the development of a front-end website.
It is easy to craft a responsive, cross-browser compatible and customized website using this framework. Such frameworks are packed with upgraded features like SASS-in built, clean code, customization, responsiveness, cross-browser compatibility and so on. The framework can easily be used without letting the performance of website being hampered.
In this blog, we have shared some of the best HTML5 responsive frameworks that are strongly recommended by a community of developers. Owing to their performance, they are one of the well-known in the market and amongst developers.
Bootstrap counts to be one of the highly recommended choices in delivering outstanding responsive designs. This framework is of great value to craft responsive mobile-first website. Such websites operate on devices of all sizes.
Bootstrap is a framework highly recommended for advanced, front-end/UI development. It is feature-packed with all the necessary functionality that makes it a great choice for developing responsive websites and apps.
It also has a 12-grid responsive layout and 13 custom jQuery plugins. Recommended for user-friendly and flexible features, the Bootstrap framework allows the creation of feature-rich websites without having to create components and grid styles.
Sencha Touch is a well-known front-end web development framework that has helped developers create stunning web applications. It is featured with hardware acceleration techniques with UI components that deliver extended functionality for small devices.
It has more than 50 in-built UI components and other device-native capabilities that allow the app function smoothly on all devices. So, whether you are creating an app for Android, BlackBerry, iOS or Windows, Sencha touch has all the necessary functionality to craft a stunning app.
Foundation is one of the most popular HTML5 responsive frameworks in the list known for high-quality performance of modern devices and customized app requirements. The framework is also quite useful to create email templates and websites.
The framework recently got updated to an advanced version V6 that has some amazing features. Its core strategy is to help developers in the creation of mobile-first websites which can further be converted into mobile apps. Such applications can also be served on a desktop and other large devices.
Ionic is the best web UI framework that bridges the gap between Angular JS web apps and hybrid mobile apps for creating native and mobile web applications. It is a popular HTML5 mobile framework that is helpful for the creation of cross-platform app and mobile websites.
One of the notable features of jQuery is touch-friendly form elements, responsive design, and sleek UI widgets. Owing to these features, jQuery gets a lot of appreciation for developing responsive websites and applications.
Onsen UI is an open source HTML5-based hybrid mobile app development framework that features Material design. It brings about elements-based UI components to instill back life to your mobile apps.
The framework can support Android and iOS with the same code. It is easy to learn the framework and is quite useful to create complex mobile apps. It also features a lot of resources, official documentation and a community forum where all the questions get answered.
Perfectly optimized for mobile, Onsen UI offers a smooth feel even on lower-end devices.
Semantic UI is a simple HTML5 framework that makes use of a range of UI components for the creation of quick and appealing websites. The semantic framework uses traditional code syntax and works in a non-framework environment.
Framework 7 brings the right set of tools and features to build mobile and web apps on the go. It is one such framework that helps developers create apps having the look and feel of Android and iOS.
Other than this, it also offers the wireframing and prototyping feature. Compatibility with all the platforms makes it a viable choice. It is focused only on Google material design and iOS to bring the best experience for users.
Skeleton is a clean and simple responsive CSS boilerplate for HTML5 websites and apps. Some of the notable features of the framework are responsive layout grid, standard media queries for device-specific style, CSS class for responsive image elements, PSD template for mocking web designs and so on.
Kendo UI is a web development framework for the creation of mobile and desktop apps. It offers developers access to more than 70+ UI widgets.
The other features of the framework are native angular integration, mobile functionality, and support for Bootstrap developers. There are 11 pre-built templates to choose from. Other than this, it also offers a custom theme to help you create designs in the future.
So, here it is! The list of some highly useful responsive HTML5 frameworks that could be of great value when developing a modern responsive website or web app. It is important to choose the right web development framework in order to ensure better website productivity and success in the coming years.
Bryan Lazaris is a professional HTML5 developer employed at HireWebDeveloper. He enjoys exploring the latest HTML5 app development technologies and taking new challenges. He has also shown his contribution towards sharing his knowledge on the web and also loves to share his development expertise with the readers.


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SLASH Interviewed On Philadelphia's 93.3 WMMR (Audio)
On June 27, Markus In The Darkus of Philadelphia's 93.3 WMMR radio station conducted an interview with legendary guitarist Slash (VELVET REVOLVER, GUNS N' ROSES). You can now listen to the chat using the audio player below.
Slash's second solo album, "Apocalyptic Love", came out in May 2012 and was certified gold in Australia by the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) for sales in excess of 35,000 copies.
"[The album has] been really well received and I was really pleased with the record in the first place; it's great," Slash said. "You never know what exactly is going to happen and I never have any what you'd call expectations, but once it's out there and people sort of dig it for the right reasons, it's always a good feeling."
Slash recently revealed that he and singer Myles Kennedy have already begun working on music for the guitarist's next album, to be recorded sometime this year.
Kennedy divides his time between ALTER BRIDGE, who are working on their fourth studio set, and Slash, for whom he fronts Slash's touring and recording group MYLES KENNEDY & THE CONSPIRATORS.
Slash, Kennedy and THE CONSPIRATORS have recently completed nearly a year's worth of touring behind "Apocalyptic Love".
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Student News needs a makeover. The automatic subscription that delivers an email to your inbox every day is supposed to be an open means of communication that allows everyone on campus to stay informed about events on campus, ask for help, or sell old items to new homes. Anyone and everyone can post to Student News. It's great, in theory. But in practice it's often more trouble than it's worth. Events get buried when people forget to delete old news, and finding the message you want becomes a treasure hunt. Then you have people who post the same announcements several times in a row. Admittedly, these are more minor annoyances than anything, but they affect how students interact with the medium.
The biggest problem Student News faces is the inability to actually reach students. Even if the posts were perfect everyday, students still wouldn't know what was going on around campus. I learned first hand working on The Crest Yearbook last year that a large number of students fail to check their Mills email. I don't understand why it is so difficult to sign in and check a second inbox, or even forward your Mills email to an address you check frequently. That's what I did the minute I signed into the Portal for the first time.
And I get it. We're all busy. We've all got class, work and life to deal with. But we should be taking an interest in the happenings around campus as well.
One possible solution could be to place a large monitor, like those in the Natural Science Building or the MBA Building, in the Tea Shop above the condiments station. We spend most of our time there when we aren't in class. Doing so would cut down our paper use and allow us to be a little more sustainable. We could even make it solar powered!
Okay, that might be a little pricey at the moment. So what are our options?
What about creating a website where students could post announcments? It doesn't have to be fancy. It can be made on Tumblr or WordPress. We could link it to the main Mills website and several other social media sites. Someone would definitely need to be put in charge in order to regulate the posts and prevent repeats or spam. Division of Student Life might be a good choice since they have to approve any flyers that go up anyway. Sorry in advance for the extra work, but if it gets more people involved on campus wouldn't it be worth a try?


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Adventures Aboard s/v Ally Cat
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Saint Martin/Sint Maarten
Saint Martin/Sint Maarten is located 150 miles east of Puerto Rico, with the Atlantic to the east and the Caribbean Sea to the west. It is the smallest land mass, 35 square miles, governed by two nations, France and the Netherlands. The island is divided roughly in half; the northern part is French, the southern part is Dutch. They exist so peacefully that there is no border crossing. Saint Martin, refers generally to the entire island, as well as the French side specifically. Sint Marten refers to the Dutch side.
Known as the Friendly Island, Saint Martin, the French side, is a French Overseas Collectivity in the French West Indies, and has been since 2007. The current population is approximately 36,000 residents. The capital is Marigot and the official language is French, though English is the most commonly spoken. The official currency is the Euro; however, US dollars are widely accepted.
The first settlers on the island were Arawak Indians. Christopher Columbus discovered the island on his second voyage to the New World in 1493. The Arawaks were chased away by the Caribe Indians, who were then put to work by the Spaniards, thereby introducing the first slaves. The Dutch came in the 1620's to harvest salt, as well as to create a half-way point between Amsterdam and Brazil. Then the French came in the 1630's, introducing sugar, coffee, cotton and tobacco plantations…and a major influx of slaves. Slavery was abolished in 1848, whereupon the British brought the Chinese and East Indians to work. The island changed hands between the Dutch, French and English powers 16 times between 1620 and 1815. It is easy to see how the population is made up of 115 to 120 nationalities!
During WWII, the US built runways on a number of Caribbean Islands to eliminate the threat of German submarines. The runway on the Dutch side later became an international airport, helping to usher in an era of tourism and economic prosperity.
The French Tricolore
As a French Collectivity, Saint Martin flies the French Flag, left. The French national flag, the tricolore, consists of three equal bands of equal width, displaying the country's national colors: blue, white and red, with the blue band nearest the flag staff. These colors have come to represent liberty, equality and fraternity, the ideals of the French Revolution, as well.
Sint Maartin, the Dutch side, became an independent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands in 2010. The current population is approximately 40,000. The capital is Philipsburg and the official language is Dutch, though English is often spoken. The official currency is the Netherlands Antilles guilder or florin (NAF).
The flag of Sint Maarten was adopted in 1985. The red, white and blue are symbolic of the Dutch flag, and the island coat of arms is displayed on the left.
Ironically, the Dutch flag is very similar to the French flag, with the exception that the bands of color are horizontal versus vertical.
Ally's Birthday MONTH!
Ally has been asking for months where we think we will be for her birthday. My reply: Somewhere between Turks & Caicos and Grenada. Apparently that was too wide of a geographic range, but honestly, we had NO idea!
It turns out, her birthday was spread out between three countries: 1. Boquerón, Puerto Rico, USA; 2. Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, USVI; and 3. Cane Garden, Tortola and The Baths and Devil's Bay, Virgin Gorda, BVI. Quite FUN!
We had a girls' day in Boquerón, Puerto Rico. Sue, from s/v Uno, and I took her birthday shopping (just like we do with her big cousins, Betsy and Becca!). She picked out a cute Roxy ball cap, this great t-shirt with Ally Cat in SW Allans Cay, Exumas, Bahamas that was hand painted from a picture (AMAZING!) and the cutest beach cover up dress (yes, I said dress...now she has yet to wear it, but she insists she will!).
We managed to get to St. Thomas for Carnival and spent a day watching the kids' parade and wandering thru the craft tents. Here, with birthday money from her Auntie Lynn, she had her hair braided for the second time this trip. She had a full head this time and she LOVES it!
Though her actual birthday is the 12th, we were not going to be with all of our buddy boats at that time, so we planned a birthday party for the 8th in Cane Garden, Tortola. We had the crew from Uno (Steve, Sue, Jacob and Noah), Glass Slipper (Mary, Coleen, and Sylvie), Nancy Lu (Mark and Kathy), and Bueller (Lars and Jackie). If you weren't counting, including the three of us, that was 14—a record aboard s/v Ally Cat!
And finally, her actual birthday. Unbeknownst to Ally, I had arranged to have mail sent to her in St. John, USVI. She was DELIGHTED to have a pile of cards and presents to open on her very non-traditional birthday! Thank you Sam & Addie, Emma, Grandma, Auntie Lynn, Auntie Stacie, Auntie Rachel, Auntie Tammy, Uncle Johnny, Julia & Ryan!
A short sail from Trellis Bay, Beef Island to Virgin Gorda and a day snorkeling, hiking and swimming The Baths and Devil's Bay.
Wow! This birthday is going to be hard to top…


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Cocaine addiction among pregnant women
The rate of current cigarette use among women aged 15 to 44 who were pregnant was lower than that among women who were not pregnant ( percent). This pattern was also evident among women aged 18 to 25 ( vs. percent for pregnant and nonpregnant women, respectively) and among women aged 26 to 44 ( vs. percent, respectively). 24/07/ · Opioid use disorder during pregnancy has been linked with serious negative health outcomes for pregnant women and developing babies, including preterm birth, stillbirth, maternal mortality, and neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS). Little is known about the nature and extent of alcohol and other drug (AOD) use among pregnant women in Cape Town, South Africa, despite the very high levels of AOD use in this part of the country. A cross-sectional survey was conducted among pregnant women attending 11 Midwife Obstetric Units (MOUs) in greater Cape Town. A two-stage cluster survey design was blogger.com by:
Cocaine Use during Pregnancy and Physiological Effects and Complications
19/03/ · NIDA estimates that there are , pregnant women using cocaine each year, hurting their babies' development with every use. When a pregnant woman uses cocaine, the drug travels through the placenta and umbilical cord to affect her growing baby too. This can lead to many health problems for the baby, some of which last well into adulthood. Cocaine is an illegal central nervous stimulant that can produce addiction in a mother and her unborn baby. Cocaine abuse can cause complications with pregnancy, such as placental abruption, premature labor, and miscarriage, as well as fetal growth restriction and small head circumference in newborns. Cocaine use during pregnancy has been linked to poor prenatal care, preterm birth, and multiple pregnancies over time. Delivery complications often occur with women who abuse cocaine during pregnancy. Regular cocaine use during pregnancy can result in placental abruption, the detachment of the placenta from the uterine wall.
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It can also be difficult for women to tell that they are pregnant because some of the withdrawal symptoms of cocaine use can mimic early signs of pregnancy. Currently, there is no medication approved by the FDA for the treatment of cocaine addiction, however, researchers continue to look at medications that target the same areas of the brain affected by cocaine use. Cocaine use during pregnancy has been linked to poor prenatal care, preterm birth, and multiple pregnancies over time. Delivery complications often occur with women who abuse cocaine during pregnancy. Regular cocaine use during pregnancy can result in placental abruption, the detachment of the placenta from the uterine wall. The rate of current cigarette use among women aged 15 to 44 who were pregnant was lower than that among women who were not pregnant ( percent). This pattern was also evident among women aged 18 to 25 ( vs. percent for pregnant and nonpregnant women, respectively) and among women aged 26 to 44 ( vs. percent, respectively).
How Is Cocaine Addiction Treatment In Pregnant Women Different?
Little is known about the nature and extent of alcohol and other drug (AOD) use among pregnant women in Cape Town, South Africa, despite the very high levels of AOD use in this part of the country. A cross-sectional survey was conducted among pregnant women attending 11 Midwife Obstetric Units (MOUs) in greater Cape Town. A two-stage cluster survey design was blogger.com by: It can also be difficult for women to tell that they are pregnant because some of the withdrawal symptoms of cocaine use can mimic early signs of pregnancy. Currently, there is no medication approved by the FDA for the treatment of cocaine addiction, however, researchers continue to look at medications that target the same areas of the brain affected by cocaine use. If a pregnant woman is already suffering from cardiovascular problems then cocaine acts as an additive to increase the complications. (Wagner, Katikaneni, Cox, & Ryan, ). Certain cardiovascular events such as seizures and stroke are significantly found among pregnant who use cocaine during pregnancy.
Treating Cocaine Addiction In Pregnant Women
24/07/ · Opioid use disorder during pregnancy has been linked with serious negative health outcomes for pregnant women and developing babies, including preterm birth, stillbirth, maternal mortality, and neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS). The rate of current cigarette use among women aged 15 to 44 who were pregnant was lower than that among women who were not pregnant ( percent). This pattern was also evident among women aged 18 to 25 ( vs. percent for pregnant and nonpregnant women, respectively) and among women aged 26 to 44 ( vs. percent, respectively). If a pregnant woman is already suffering from cardiovascular problems then cocaine acts as an additive to increase the complications. (Wagner, Katikaneni, Cox, & Ryan, ). Certain cardiovascular events such as seizures and stroke are significantly found among pregnant who use cocaine during pregnancy.
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The contract, valued at R24 million, was awarded through, a fair and transparent tender process, as a result of VWS Envig's wealth of industry expertise, a competitive price and its ability to draw upon international technologies developed by its parent company Veolia Water.
The project consists of a pre-treatment plant situated at the Vaal Dam, where water is put through coagulant pre-treatment processes, as well as a clarifying system. Treated water is then pumped to the Grootvlei Power Station where it is stored in terminal reservoirs. Once the water leaves the terminal reservoirs it is treated in a flocculation chamber to remove suspended solids. The water is then put through two clarifying systems and rapid sand filters. From here the water is split into two separate streams one destined for potable drinking water, which is chlorinated and disinfected; and the other destined for the demineralisation plant. Demineralised water will be used to produce super heated steam to drive the station turbines.
VWS Envig has run the plant for a period of three months in collaboration with Eskom to ensure that plant personnel are adequately trained before the plant is handed over to Eskom.
"Each brownfield project has its own unique set of challenges which require unique solutions. The greatest challenge on the Grootvlei project has been adapting old technology commissioned in 1968 to meet modern standards. Adaptations require a different approach to engineering from commissioning a plant from scratch. Standing infrastructure needs to be evaluated to ascertain what refurbishments are required. Changes then need to be implemented to ensure that the plant gives reliable service over an extended period of time. VWS Envig has a wealth of experience gained on previous brownfield projects. As a result, the challenges presented by the Grootvlei project were overcome efficiently," explains Julius Pistorius, Project Engineer, VWS Envig.


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Q: Confused with `bash -c` command - does not work with global variables I have two shell commands, actually the same snippet, when pasted them in the terminal:
This works:
while true; do \
sleep 1; \
ping -c 1 'www.google.com'; echo $?; \
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then break; fi; \
done

this does not:
/bin/bash -c "(while true; do \
sleep 1; \
ping -c 1 'www.google.com'; \
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then break; fi; \
done); \
exit 0"

This second command tells me that the exit status is 130 (in the line where the if performs) even if ping performs well so it exit status should be 0.
It's like the commands inside the string that I pass to /bin/bash -c do not register the last exit value inside the global variable $?. Is there any way to achieve that?
Thanks in advance

A: Your double quoted string is being expanded BEFORE the commands in the string are being interpreted by bash -c so that $? is likely a previous command's exit code.
You can see this with an example where we also use the -x flag to see what's happening under the hood:
$ set -x
$ bash -c "v=5; echo $v"
+ bash -c 'v=3; echo '

You can see that there is no value of $v to echo when execution hits that line as $v was already replaced before the command was interpreted by bash -c.
For further expirementation; to get nearly the same output as your issue, do the following:

*

*Run cat with no parameters and ctrl+c to interupt.

*Run bash -c "echo 'hi'; echo $?"
You should get hi and 130 as the output, which was the exit code of your sigint'd cat command. (note that it's not the exit 0 of the echo "hi" as you might expect).

Thankfully for your command, you can just swap out your quotes to avoid this issue:
/bin/bash -c '(while true; do \
sleep 1; \
ping -c 1 "www.google.com"; \
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then break; fi; \
done); \
exit 0'

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Diet, feeding patterns, and prey selection of subyearling Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and subyearling chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) in a tributary of Lake Ontario
Journal of Applied Ichthyology
By: J. H. Johnson, K. J. Nash, R. A. Chiavelli, J. A. DiRado, G. E. Mackey, J. R. Knight, and A. R. Diaz
https://doi.org/10.1111/jai.13335
Since juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) occupy a similar habitat in Lake Ontario tributaries, we sought to determine the degree of diet similarity between these species in order to assess the potential for interspecific competition. Atlantic salmon, an historically important but currently extirpated component of the Lake Ontario fish community, are the focus of a bi-national restoration effort. Presently this effort includes the release of hatchery produced juvenile Atlantic salmon in Lake Ontario tributaries. These same tributaries support substantial numbers of naturally reproduced juvenile Pacific salmonids including Chinook salmon. Subyearling Atlantic salmon and subyearling Chinook salmon had significantly different diets during each of the three time periods examined. Atlantic salmon fed slightly more from the benthos than from the drift and consumed mainly chirononmids (47.0%) and ephemeropterans (21.1%). The diet of subyearling Chinook salmon was more closely associated with the drift and consisted mainly of chironomids (60.2%) and terrestrial invertebrates (16.0%). Low diet similarity between subyearling Atlantic salmon and subyearling Chinook salmon likely minimizes competitive interactions for food between these species in Lake Ontario tributaries. However, the availability of small prey such as chironomids which comprise over 50% of the diet of each species, soon after emergence, could constitute a short term resource limitation. To our knowledge this is the first study of interspecific diet associations between these two important salmonid species.
10.1111/jai.13335
Great Lakes Science Center


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Mastodon Become Wildlings on 'Game of Thrones'
June 1, 2015 — Leave a comment
What happens when you have an awesome fan who happens to be the executive producer on one of the biggest television shows of our times?
Apparently, you get invited to play a set of characters who get murdered and come back from the dead in a span of ten minutes and that's exactly what the guys from Mastodon got to do.
If you're a fan of the Georgia band and happened to be watching last night's episode of Game of Thrones, you might have briefly noticed that three of the Wildlings that met their demise during the show looked familiar. That's because Brann Dailor, Bill Kelliher, and Brent Hinds were given the chance to appear on last night's (May 31) episode, "Hardhorne" all thanks to executive producer Dan Weiss.
"It was such an incredible experience to be on set as extras for our collective favorite show Game Of Thrones and to be wildlings murdered and then brought back to life by White Walkers was beyond amazing," shares drummer, Dailor.
"I watched my best friends Brent and Bill, murdered right in front of me as I myself was stabbed in the stomach and had my throat slit multiple times, and I didn't mind at all. It made me love being in Mastodon even more. We are more than privileged and honored to have been a part of one of the greatest stories ever told on film, and the catering wasn't bad either."
In a fitting turn of events, the band had contributed a track titled "White Walkers" back in March which appears on the latest Game of Thrones mixtape, Game of Thrones: Catch the Throne Vol. 2 currently available on SoundCloud.
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A slow but steady start to FY18
After eking out a 0.1% return in July, super funds were in positive territory again in August with the median growth fund (61 to 80% growth assets) rising 0.6%. This brings the cumulative return for the first two months of the 2017/18 financial year to 0.7%.
Listed shares yielded small positive returns for the month. Australian shares were up 0.7%, while international shares were only just in the black at 0.1% on a hedged basis. However, the depreciation of the Australian dollar (down from US$0.80 to US$0.79) increased the return to 0.8% in unhedged terms. Listed property was also up, with Australian REITs and global REITs advancing 1.5% and 0.3%, respectively.
Chant West director, Warren Chant says: "The modest start to the financial year was to be expected. The 10.8% return achieved in the year to June was something of a surprise, and it would be even more of a surprise if that is matched or beaten this year. While the economic outlook is much better than it was a year ago, both listed and unlisted assets have had a great run and most asset sectors are now fully valued or close to it.
"In August, macroeconomic data in the US was generally positive, including GDP growth for the June quarter being revised upwards from 2.6% to 3%. However, escalating tension between the US and North Korea weighed on investor sentiment, as did Hurricane Harvey which caused such damage in Texas and neighbouring states.
"The economic data coming out of Europe remained positive. There will be much interest in the European Central Bank's meeting later this week where it's expected to provide some details of how it will be tapering its stimulus measures.
"In the Asia Pacific, the Chinese economy continues to show signs of improvement which is good news for Australia given our strong trade links. Back home, the RBA again kept interest rates on hold at 1.5% earlier this month, citing the continuing improvement in global economy.
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Schools around the country are finding that it is easier to ban Pogs, the Hawaiian disk game that is supplanting children's pastimes like marbles, than to spend hours straightening out schoolyard fights.
In Wormleysburg, Pa., the raucous recess game is no longer permitted. "We have to put them away or we get sent to the principal's office," said Laura Arter, 10.
Pogs is often played for keeps, with the winners taking home the pog disks as spoils, a situation ripe for conflicts, said Mary Larcome, a fourth-grade teacher in Haverhill, Mass. "It takes away from your teaching time when you're trying to settle the problems," she said.
The game has also been discouraged or banned in schools from Windham, N.H., to Spokane, Wash.
There are various ways to play Pogs, also known as "milk caps," but generally each player has some of the waferlike cardboard disks and a heavier disk, usually made of plastic, called a "slammer." The disks are stacked and a player throws the slammer on them; in one version of the game, he keeps all the ones that flip over.
Pogs started taking off in Hawaii in 1992. The name comes from the abbreviation on the caps of a popular Hawaiian drink containing passion fruit, orange and guava juice.
The game is now a multimillion-dollar industry, with fancier caps that carry designs like cartoon and movie characters. The disks cost from a few pennies to about $7.
At Thompson Middle School in St. Charles, Ill., "they became a pretty hot item to steal" as well as the cause of arguments, said Kurt Anderson, the principal. "We just ask the kids not to bring them."


I finally used my fish credit at Aquatic Wildlife today and reactivated our old goldfish tank with some ugly fish. These are parrots. They remind me of that game where you stuff as many marshmallows as physically possible (without choking or throwing up) into your mouth, and then say "CHUBBY BUNNY!". These fish are in a constant state of chubby bunny.
At the pet store, I told the fish guy that I had an empty 29-gallon tank and I wanted ugly personable fish. He hit it right on the nose when he suggested these guys.
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I am waiting for an important call.
Thanks to the 21st century and the luxury of having a cell phone, this waiting allows me to go about my usual day rather than sitting at home contemplating whether or not the landline will ring. However, I find myself sitting at home anyway just in case my trusty Verizon Wireless phone happens to ring while I'm waiting in line at a department store.
I picture the scenario of the phone ringing in the middle of a transaction, forcing me to throw my credit card at the clerk and telling her to Keep it. This call is important.
This call is a phone interview for a new job. A new prospective. A job that pays way more money than the post office, and offers benefits. Benefits. I don't even know how it feels to have my own insurance. This would mean that I could actually go to the dentist regularly, or see a doctor without worrying that I'll be dishing out hundreds of dollars.
Hold on, the phone is ringing.
Well, that went well. I guess. I now have a 'real-life' interview for next Tuesday.
I was so nervous when the woman called me. I had swarms of butterflies. I paced around the living room. I wondered if the woman on the other end of the phone could feel my sweaty palms.
Now that I no longer have to wait for the phone to ring, I have a confession to make.
I am a fish addict.
I went to the pet store this morning to buy some driftwood for my sucker fish. And to my amazement, all of the aquariums were on sale. You have no idea how hard it was for me to buy that small piece of aquatic wood for $3.99 and walk out without a new tank. You might as well lock an alcoholic in a store that is giving away free beer.
The real test comes later when I tell Sean that they are offering 5-gallon tanks for $30. Let's see if he can convince me that that hypothetical free beer they are selling is really liquid draino and honestly? we don't need another fish tank.
Okay, so are my frogs mating, hugging, or strangling each other?
Here is where you can make a difference in the lives of two sweet little Goldfish. Sean and I have decided to let YOU name our new babies!
You can name them after your crazy bearded hippie uncle, or your first pet. Name them after your favorite coworker, or your favorite movie star. Or get your kids involved and make this a fun family project. The possibilities are endless!
So leave your favorite names in comments and please be specific on which fish you think best fits each name. For example, if you think Fish B looks more like a Chuck than Fish A, tell me who your name will be for.
Let's put on our thinking caps and name these babies to make them feel more at home in their new home!
Good luck everyone and may the best name win!
I was told when I bought goldfish that they are especially messy fish. I think the term "dirty" was thrown in a few times as well. And the first time that Sean ever saw one of our goldfish poop, it was if he was seeing a lunar eclipse for the first time.
"What is that!?" Sean asked, and when I told him it was poop he acted shocked and appalled at the same time. Perhaps this reaction was due to the fact that goldfish poop is as long as the goldfish itself. Thankfully we have a great filtration system, so that their digestive systems don't get in the way of us loving them incredibly much.
Having goldfish is sort of like having children. They poop just as much, if not more, and they are constantly wanting to be fed. Lucky for us, the fish don't require a college education and they don't talk back.
I think perhaps I need to get out of the house more often. Anyone want to hire me to pet sit?


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Q: The game of Craps Im trying to ask the user to input y or n and the game will either quit or continue. I also want to display the total win and loose and the user quits. Maybe i'm not getting the real hand of boolean and returning stuff in functions?
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <stdbool.h>

int rollDice(void);
bool playGame(void);

int main(void)
{
    srand((unsigned)(time(NULL)));
    char userInput;
    while (true)
    {
        playGame();
        printf("Would you like to play again?");
        scanf("%c", &userInput);
        if (userInput == 'n' || userInput == 'N')
        {
            return false;
        }
        else
        {
            return true;
        }
    }
    return 0;
}
int rollDice(void)
{

    int dice1 = rand()%6+1;
    int dice2 = rand()%6+1;
    int totaldice = dice1 + dice2;

    return totaldice;
}
bool playGame(void)
{
    int point, total;
    int winCounter, looseCounter;
    printf("The game is starting!\n");
    total = rollDice();
    printf("You rolled: %d\n", total);
    if (total == 7 || total == 11)
    {

        printf("Wow it's your lucky day! You Win!\n");
        winCounter++;

    }
    else if (total == 2 || total == 3 || total == 12)
    {
        printf("Unlucky! You Loose!\n");
        looseCounter++;
    }
    else {
        point = total;
        printf("Your Point is: %d\n", point);
        while (true)
        {
            total = rollDice();
            printf("You rolled: %d\n", total);
            if (total == point)
            {
                printf("You made your point! You Win!\n");
                winCounter++;
                break;
            }
            else if (total == 7)
            {
                printf("Thats a %d. You Loose!\n", total);
                looseCounter++;
                break;
            }
        }

    }return true;
}

A: Your main problem is that in case of user input something different then 'n' or 'N' you terminate the main with return instruction.Remove it and the loop can continue.
Better if you use a boolean variable to exit the while loop:
int main(void)
{
    srand((unsigned)(time(NULL)));
    char userInput;

    bool paygame = true;

    while (paygame)
    {
        playGame();
        printf("Would you like to play again?");
        scanf(" %c", &userInput);

        printf ("Test: %c\n", userInput);
        if (userInput == 'n' || userInput == 'N')
        {
            paygame = false;
        }
    }
    return 0;
}

The second big problem are counters of playgame function: they must be inited to 0.
int winCounter = 0, looseCounter = 0;

Otherwise the count start from a random number.
If you want to count all win and loose of all played games you can simply use static vars:
bool playGame(void)
{
    int point, total;
    static int winCounter = 0, looseCounter = 0;
    printf("The game is starting!\n");
    total = rollDice();
    printf("You rolled: %d\n", total);
    if (total == 7 || total == 11)
    {

        printf("Wow it's your lucky day! You Win!\n");
        winCounter++;

    }
    else if (total == 2 || total == 3 || total == 12)
    {
        printf("Unlucky! You Loose!\n");
        looseCounter++;
    }
    else {
        point = total;
        printf("Your Point is: %d\n", point);
        while (true)
        {
            total = rollDice();
            printf("You rolled: %d\n", total);
            if (total == point)
            {
                printf("You made your point! You Win!\n");
                winCounter++;
                break;
            }
            else if (total == 7)
            {
                printf("Thats a %d. You Loose!\n", total);
                looseCounter++;
                break;
            }
        }

    }

    printf ("Won: %d - Lose: %d\n", winCounter, looseCounter);

    return true;
}

Last thing change the scanf format specifier to " %c" to allow scanf to "flush" newline '\n' char left into stdin after each input by user.

A: don't use return in while loop. instead, use a variable and use it for condition. also no need to make it true since all the time the condition is true until you pressed n or N
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <stdbool.h>

int rollDice(void);
bool playGame(void);

int main(void)
{
    srand((unsigned)(time(NULL)));
    char userInput;
    bool again = true;
    while (again==true)
    {
        printf("Would you like to play again?");
        scanf("%c", &userInput);
        if (userInput == 'n' || userInput == 'N')
        {
            again = false;
        }
    }
    return 0;
}

A: If you want to display the totals after the user quits you need to store them outside of the playGame function.
The return value from playGame is pointless at the moment, so let's use it to indicate whether the player won:
bool playGame(void)
{
    int point, total;
    printf("The game is starting!\n");
    total = rollDice();
    printf("You rolled: %d\n", total);
    if (total == 7 || total == 11)
    {
        printf("Wow it's your lucky day! You Win!\n");
        return true;
    }
    else if (total == 2 || total == 3 || total == 12)
    {
        printf("Unlucky! You Lose!\n");
        return false;
    }
    else
    {
        point = total;
        printf("Your Point is: %d\n", point);
        while (true)
        {
            total = rollDice();
            printf("You rolled: %d\n", total);
            if (total == point)
            {
                printf("You made your point! You Win!\n");
                return true;
            }
            else if (total == 7)
            {
                printf("Thats a %d. You Lose!\n", total);
                return false;
            }
        }

    }
    return false;
}

And a slight rewrite of main:
int main(void)
{
    srand((unsigned)(time(NULL)));
    int total = 0;
    int wins = 0;
    char userInput;
    while (true)
    {
        total += 1;
        if (playGame())
        {
            wins += 1;
        }
        printf("Would you like to play again?");
        scanf("%c", &userInput);
        if (userInput == 'n' || userInput == 'N')
        {
            break;
        }
    }
    printf("Of %d games, you won %d.", total, wins);
    return 0;
}


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Tiesto Would Love Tom Brady to Model His New Line of T-shirts – Interview from NYmag.com
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If celebrities like clothes, and if they know someone who can help them make clothes with their own personal vision, they will go forth into this great and challenging retail landscape and put out a line. This right, ye celebrities will agree, may as well be of the divine nature, God-given to those who are very gifted in other ways. D.J. Tiësto, whose chief gifts are musical, says that his Clvb Life clothing line, which launches today at Kitson Los Angeles and Atrium in New York and Miami, was inevitable, considering his love of fashion. Created with the help of his partners, who include Sean John's Jeff Tweedy, Tiësto's line consists only of T-shirts for now (men's are $68, women's are $56), but he plans to grow the business until he has enough for a runway show of his very own. These days, can the importance of slow growth really be overstated? We called Tiësto in his Montreal hotel room the other day to talk about the line, nightclub and rave style, and his dream T-shirt models.
So why are you doing this?
There's three things I really like in my life: music, sports, and fashion. So when you're always clubbing and you always go out, you see a lot of people wearing stuff and I just love it. And I love the magazines, to read about fashion. I like when people dress nice — and also, for guys, I like nice shirts and stuff, so that's the main reason I got into it.
You read fashion magazines?
Even Vogue magazine because I like to watch girls dress up as well. I like Elle magazine. I love things online, like when all the big brands have a fashion show, I like to see the new collections.
Vogue is going to do a Dutch edition soon.
Oh, I didn't know that.
Yeah, you should try to get your clothing line in it.
What was your design process like for this line?
Well, I wanted the first [collection] to be clothes I stand for. And what I stand for is electronic music, so I wanted the design to look more electronic, like Tiësto's electronic life. One shirt uses many of the colors that you can see in my shows. Everything from the light screen onstage to the colorful outfits that the fans are wearing. Another shirt, I took my symbol — the bird symbol — and I made it a more underground, futuristic kind of design. It's all inspired by my life as a D.J.
So you're starting with T-shirts, but where do you see this line going? Denim, fragrance, the works?
Well, it would be nice if it goes all the way. To shoes and pants, the whole nine yards would be amazing. But that's going to be maybe in five or ten years from now — it's a very small start. But it will be great to have a fashion career during and after my D.J. career.
Wait, have you set a retirement date?
Yeah … 2065.
Playin' it safe, I see. So ten years in the future, when this line is huge, will you hold a fashion show?
I want a show for my clothing line, that's definitely going to happen. I don't know when or where yet, it's definitely just a matter of time.
Would you be in it?
I'm not walking in it myself, no. I'm going to be one of those designers that walk in the end.
Will you do the music for it?
Yeah, for sure.
You pay attention to the runways. So, who are your favorite designers?
If I were a girl, I always like Chanel. It's so stylish and timeless. So I like Karl Lagerfeld a lot. But for the rest, for myself to wear, I like Gucci a lot, and the smaller brands like Tiger of Sweden, Acne, even Diesel this year has a nice collection. The last couple years I didn't like it so much but this year they have some cool stuff again. And even surprisingly, Adidas has some crazy stuff going on.
What do you think of the current state of nightclub fashion?
It totally depends where you're going. If you go to a more underground club in Los Angeles you see a lot more dark clothes, almost gothic kind of style, combined with a lot of seventies. And then when you go to a big college rave, you see all the really bright colors, like pink and super-yellow — almost painful. And then you go to a regular, more high-end club, you see a lot of tiger prints and cheetah prints.
There's a club in New York, Provocateur, that won't let girls in who aren't super tall and wearing five-inch torture heels. What do you think of that kind of dress code?
I think it's kind of racist, almost, you know? I don't think it's a good policy. Of course, you have to dress nice. But to [insist] that people are a certain height? It's pretty ridiculous. Not everybody is 5'9" or 5'10" so why wouldn't you get in if you're smaller but you're still cool and you dress nice? It doesn't make any sense to me. The best clubs in the world are always the clubs where you have a variety of people. Like you have the crazy people, you have the nicely dressed people, you have the office people, you have the regular guys — that makes it fun.
And at the bigger raves and festivals, a lot of young girls wear little more than underwear.
Is it Halloween?
No, dude, it's your shows!
I think it's just the rave culture, you know? Just their excuse to dress up like, uh, sluts. [Laughs (Ed. note: awkwardly).] Yeah, I'm not a big fan of girls in bikinis going out. At a boob bar, yeah I can understand it, but if you go to a club or you go to a nice restaurant, I think it's better to dress up a little bit. I think it looks nicer. Why do you want to see everyone in bikinis? This is not a pool party. No, I like it when girls and guys just keep their clothes on. Look classy; leave something to the imagination.
Right, the raves are on dry land, ladies. Dry Land! Speaking of cliché rave trends: sunglasses at night, yay or nay?
I don't think so, no.
How do you dress for your performances?
When I go out without D.J.-ing I dress up way more than when I'm D.J.-ing, because when I'm D.J.-ing, I'm working, so it's like a three-hour sweat-fest for me. I'm in the spotlights, it's warm, the equipment is warm. So I'm into wearing just T-shirts most of the time. If I wear nice jackets, I would die on stage. I get T-shirts from everywhere. From Kitson, from Atrium, from Bloomingdales.
How many T-shirts do you have?
I always give them away after I wear them twice. I basically don't have a lot of T-shirts but I wear at least 150 T-shirts a year.
Do you watch Jersey Shore? Club life is a huge part of that program.
I heard about those people and I know D.J. Pauly D. I've never met him but I've heard about this guy. But I never saw the show, no. What I hear about it is not very good.
If you could have anyone model your T-shirts who would it be?
That's a good question. For guys, maybe Tom Brady? Like a really good looking guy who works out. He's a role model, he's a nice guy. And for girls, I think, wow, there's so many, huh? Maybe one of the Guess models or Megan Fox or something. It doesn't have to be her, just somebody in that style. With dark hair and brown eyes. Not too blonde.


Hello again. Back in June I said I'd be taking some time off blogging whilst I "did stuff". Like fishing. But not actually fishing because I can't fish. And I'd find it boring. Plus I wouldn't know what to do with the fish.
But now I'm back, and here's some celebratory chimes to welcome my return. Join in everyone… hoot hoot hoot hoot… hoot hoot hoot hoot!
That's the Gastown Steam Clock and it's a clue to one of the many things I've been up to.
Over the last couple of months I've walked the Southern Upland Way in Scotland, and popped over to Canada with Catherine to visit Vancouver, Jasper, Banff and a lot more beside. I've done some stuff in London and taken lots of photographs all over the place. I've written another book (but not typed it all up yet) and been messing around creating videos. I've grown a beard, attended a beer festival and a wedding. I've cursed my fridge/freezer, cleaned the windows and I've dismantled my PVR because it wasn't working.
And most of all, I've failed to do half the things I planned to do. I've still got loads to VHS tapes to digitise. The living room still needs painting. The exterior woodwork still needs painting. And I've still failed to spend some John Lewis gift vouchers I got given at the end of last year.
Some of the above will be blogged about. Some of it won't Especially the interior décor bit.
Not like it was much like I was really away cos I had various posts pre-written on Rambling Man, but lets not worry about that shall we?


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AAP Manifesto: 'Vote For The Aam Aadmi Party To Make Delhi A Full State'
Srishti Kapil
On 25th April, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) released their manifesto for the 2019 Lok Sabha Elections. At the release, Delhi Chief Minister and AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal said his party would do everything to stop the "Modi-Shah duo" from coming back to power and they would support any "secular mahagathbandhan" after the Lok Sabha Election.
Kejriwal railed against Rahul Gandhi, the Congress President for failed talks to form an alliance in Delhi between AAP and Congress. "I am saying this with huge sadness that if Modi and (BJP President Amit) Shah return to power, only one person will be responsible – Rahul Gandhi," Kejriwal told reporters at the manifesto release. Gandhi, on the other hand, tweeted about the possible alliance earlier this month and accused Kejriwal of "making a U-turn" and holding off negotiations.
Image Credit: The Economic Times
Back to the manifesto, the 35-page document promises transformation in twelve key areas: Education, Health, Women Safety, Police Reforms, Zero Corruption, Jobs, Land and Housing, Prevention from Sealing, Cleanliness, Pollution, Transport, and Yamuna Rejuvenation. These reforms take up almost all of the manifesto but interlink in a way that forms the subtext of the only point AAP seems to be stressing on, Full Statehood for Delhi. Their tagline on the cover page itself is 'Le kar rahenge poorna rajya'. It is clear early on that AAP's political strategy is to demand (and promise) full statehood with little to nothing else.
Also read: Development For Whom?: What The 2019 BJP Manifesto Has To Say
History of Full Statehood (Source: The Quint)
Post-Independence, the States Reorganisation Act, 1956 gave the power to govern the Union Territory of Delhi to Lieutenant Governors who act on the advice of the Central Government. In 1991, Delhi became a special union territory and became known as the National Capital of India. However, the role and powers of Lieutenant Governor (LG) remain unchanged. As a result, Delhi's elective legislative assembly (at present, AAP) needs the approval of the LG before making major administrative decisions.
The AAP government has no control over two primary bodies in Delhi, the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) and Delhi Police while BJP was elected to run the autonomous Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD). Making Delhi a full state would change this and hence, Kejriwal is putting the issue of full statehood for Delhi at the front and centre of his campaign, by linking it to the provision for better education, jobs, housing, safety and security for the people of the city.
It is implied that Delhi's government has zero powers to tone up their functioning until full statehood is achieved.
In simpler words, India's capital has two power centres, the elected government and the Lieutenant Governor, who represents the Central Government. These two collectives have been having disputes over power for the past decade or so and blaming the other for all of Delhi's problems. The BJP manifestos in 1999 and 2014 promised full statehood for Delhi. So did the manifestos of both the Congress and the BJP in 2015. But when AAP passed a bill in the assembly in 2016 to make Delhi a full state, the BJP government at the Centre made no move to approve it.
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Does Delhi need Full Statehood?
Each development promise in the Manifesto is divided into two sections, 'what we did before full statehood' versus 'what we will do after full statehood'. It is implied that Delhi's government has zero powers to tone up their functioning until full statehood is achieved. The manifesto does cover a brief 'history of the struggle for full statehood' but it covers just covers AAP's constant trial for it and BJP and Congress's negligence.
Ideally speaking, an elected government should have control over the police and development authorities. It would certainly ease and quicken the decision-making process while also keeping accountability undivided. It would reduce the channels of communication thus making it easier for people to approach the government. a line of demarcation will be drawn between New Delhi and Old Delhi which might upset the functioning of these organisations even more than the present red tape.
In reality, however, there are a few problems with Delhi becoming a full state that the Manifesto does not address. AAP has proposed a draft bill which says that "the New Delhi area (under the jurisdiction of New Delhi Municipal Council) which is of national and international importance be kept under the ambit of Central government. The rest of the areas will transition to a full state." This means a line of demarcation will be drawn between the jurisdiction of Central Delhi and other areas which might upset the functioning of bodies like Delhi Police even more than the present red tape. Read more about MCD's trifurcation and it's aftereffects here.
The Delhi Government would need a significantly higher budget in order to take control of these organisations. This could mean higher taxes, excise duties, parking fees etc for the residents. The manifesto does nothing to expand on the source of funds but Manish Shishodia has in the past claimed that Delhi will have enough funds if granted the status of a full state. It would have been helpful then to add these details to the manifesto.
While Full Statehood might help Delhi in the long run, AAP's promise sounds hollow because of the intense blame game Kejriwal is playing and the power struggle around the issue. Also, AAP would fight for full statehood only if voters elected its candidates from all of Delhi's seven Lok Sabha seats which is unlikely now that there's no AAP-Congress alliance.
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Other Promises
In his speech, while releasing the manifesto Kejriwal talks about BJP's Hindutva agenda, "The election of 2019, electing to save the Democracy of India, is the choice to save the country's constitution." He said today India's culture and unity were under attack and that the country could be saved only if people didn't get divided across religion and caste lines (which would inevitably happen in BJP came to power). The manifesto does not talk about any religious, caste-based minorities and their upliftment at all. The only definition of women's empowerment for AAP then is safety as there is nothing about other issues that the Womanifesto demanded. There is absolutely no mention of LGBTQIA+ rights and safety which is unacceptable considering the number of crimes against trans people in Delhi.
AAP has in the past criticized both BJP's and Congress's manifesto for 'their false promises'. Although one must not judge a party's work by their manifesto, I will point out that both these parties have more mention of minority rights than AAP does.
Reserving 85% of the seats for Delhi residents (as the manifesto claims) will be completely unfair, disrupt the notion of merit and will make one of the best educational Institutes inaccessible.
The issues AAP chooses to focus on are then, that Delhi students with more than 60% will get admission into Delhi colleges. Kejriwal has frequented talked about how unfair it is that outsiders take most of the seats in Delhi University completely ignoring the fact that it is a Central University. Reserving 85% of the seats for Delhi residents (as the manifesto claims) will be completely unfair, disrupt the notion of merit and will make one of the best educational Institutes inaccessible.
Also read: Women And Minorities: Here's What The New Congress Manifesto Has to Say
Other promises include constructing pucca houses for every Delhi family, pollution control, reduce in metro fares etc. It is undeniable that the AAP government has made progress in certain sectors in Delhi, especially in education but one must not view the central theme of full statehood in isolation from the many critiques against it.
AAP leader Gopal Rai had said each of the party's seven candidates in Delhi will also have a separate constituency-based manifesto. Delhi will vote on May 12. Results will be out on May 23.
Note: The article has been edited to correct the former inaccuracy regarding AAP's control over the MCD.
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Professor Cynthia Alkon was one of four panelists on the panel, "Preparing Students for the Future of Dispute Resolution: Skating to 'Where the Puck Is Going, Not Where It's Been,'" which was part of the Legal Educator's Colloquium of the ABA Dispute Resolution Annual Conference in New York City (April 9, 2016).
Professor Stephen Alton presented his paper, "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll's Will," at the 19th Annual Conference for the Association for the Study of Law, Culture and the Humanities at the University of Connecticut School of Law in Hartford (April 1- 2, 2016).
Professor Susan Ayres presented a paper, "'What did he just say? Did she really just say that?':Vignettes of Racism in Claudia Rankine's Citizen," at the 19th Annual Conference for the Association for the Study of Law, Culture and the Humanities at the University of Connecticut School of Law in Hartford (April 1- 2, 2016).
Associate Professor Sahar Aziz was the invited Panel Chair on "National Security, Religion, and Freedom of Expression" at the Freedom of Expression Global Jurisprudence International Conference at Columbia Law School (April 4-5, 2016).
Invited panelist on "Democratization, Authoritarianism, and Radicalism" at the Center for the Study of Islam and Democracy in Washington, D.C. (April 21, 2016).
Invited presenter of the following:
"ISIS: Navigating Conflict with Non-State Actors" at University of Texas School of Law (April 15, 2016).
"The Color of Surveillance" at Georgetown Law Center (April 8, 2016).
Gave the following media interviews:
"American woman jailed for 'insulting' United Arab Emirates," Christian Science Monitor Online (April 12, 2016).
"Egypt faces a reckoning over its strongman ways," Toronto Star (April 10, 2016).
Professor Wayne Barnes has contracted with West Academic Publishing, along with David Epstein (University of Richmond School of Law), Paula Franzese (Seton Hall University School of Law) and Kevin Tu (University of New Mexico School of Law) for a book tentatively titled, Learning Basic Commercial Law Concepts.
Associate Professor Mark Edwin Burge presented "On the Regulatory Frontier: Developing Insights from Payment Transactions" at PAYMENTS 2016, the annual conference of the National Automated Clearing House Association in Phoenix, Arizona, along with co-panelists Jason Korosec (Senior V.P., MasterCard Advisors) and David P. Stewart (Georgetown University Law Center) (April 18, 2016).
Executive Professor William Byrnes was ranked first in The Top 5 Taxpaper Downloads (April 24, 2016) on SSRN, and 24th on the Tax Professor Ratings (April 29, 2016).
Quoted in "Get Published! Q&A with a Texas A&M Law Professor," Falcon Scientific Editing (April 7, 2016).
Authored the following articles:
"Retirement Income Planning for Kids," co-authored with Robert Bloink, Think Advisor (April 21, 2016).
"Indexed Annuities Run Afoul of DOL Fiduciary Rule," co-authored with Robert Bloink, Think Advisor (April 14, 2016).
"Final fiduciary rule: the benefits and burdens for indexed annuities," co-authored with Robert Bloink, LifeHealthPro (April 12, 2016).
"U.S. APA Transfer Pricing and LB&I Re-Structure/ Audit Process Update," Kluwer International Tax Blog (April 11, 2016).
"Fixed Annuities and Rising Interest Rates: Can They Mix?" co-authored with Robert Bloink, Think Advisor (April 11, 2016).
"Advanced Retirement Planning: Avoiding the Post 70 ½ RMDs" co-authored with Robert Bloink, Think Advisor (April 5, 2016).
Invited to the 34th Cambridge International Symposium on Economic Crimes from Sept. 4 – 11, 2016, at Jesus College, Cambridge University, where he will give two presentations.
Invited by the Emory International Law Journal to publish an essay on the "Panama Papers" for August submission.
Professor Irene Calboli presented her working paper on "The Importance of Comparative Legal Analysis in Intellectual property Scholarship" at the Values, Questions, and Methods in Intellectual Property Symposium at St. John's Intellectual Property Law Centre, St. John's University School of Law, New York, NY (April 22, 2016).
Presented her research on "The Protection of Geographical Indications: Why is it Worth It" at the Intellectual Property in all the New Places conference, Texas A&M School of Law (April 15-16, 2016).
Delivered a CLE on the topic "Chocolate, Fashion, and Teddy Bears: Non-Traditional Trademarks Unplugged" to the IP Section of Tarrant County Bar at the Fort Worth Petroleum Club (April 13, 2016).
Presented her working paper, "The Importance of Comparative Legal Analysis in Intellectual Property Scholarship," at a faculty workshop at Texas A&M School of Law (April 12, 2016).
Guest-lectured on the topic "Non-Traditional Trademarks in International and Comparative Trademark Law" to Professor Peter Yu's class on International IP at Texas A&M School of Law (April 11, 2016).
Presented her working paper, "The Definition of "a Trademark" in International Agreements: A Critical Perspective," at the Fifth International Intellectual Property Scholars Roundtable at William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (April 8-9, 2016).
Discussed the topic "The TPP Provisions on Trademarks and Geographical Indications" as part of the panel presentation The Impact of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement at Texas A&M School of Law (April 14, 2016).
Was a commentator in the workshop International Trade and IP featuring a paper by Toni Taubman, the Director of the Intellectual Property Division of the World Trade Organization, held at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, Cleveland, Ohio (April 5, 2016).
Professor Megan Carpenter, Co-Director, Center for Law and Intellectual Property (CLIP), accepted an offer to publish her latest piece on trademarks and morality, "Contextual Healing," in the Hastings Law Journal.
Gave an invited presentation at the Fordham IP Conference at Fordham University School of Law in New York, NY, where she spoke about trademarks, morality, and free speech, and presented her empirical study on trademark registration refusals for scandalous and immoral trademarks under Lanham Act 2(a) (April 1, 2016).
Took a group of students from the Texas A&M School of Law IP and Technology Law Clinic to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in Alexandria, Va. While at the USPTO, students heard from USPTO officials and witnessed a hearing of the Trademark Trial and Appeals Board (April 6, 2016). Learn more.
Presented her latest piece on trademarks and morality at the CLIP conference, Intellectual Property in All the New Places, at Texas A&M School of Law (April 15, 2016).
Carpenter was honored with the Distinguished Achievement Award, among the most prestigious awards that can be presented to faculty or staff at Texas A&M University, in the category of Graduate Mentoring (April 25, 2016).
Professor Gabriel Eckstein co-authored with Jessica Foster (3L) "Framework of Surface and Ground Water in Oklahoma and Texas: Perspectives for Oil and Gas Development," in Water Acquisition and Management for Oil & Gas Development: Legal and Regulatory Requirements, Paper 4B, Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation (2016).
Chaired "Local Initiatives Panel" at the symposium Think Globally, Act Locally – Texas A&M University's Initiative to Respect, Preserve, and Protect by the Texas A&M Journal of Property Law (April 22, 2016).
Presented on "Pharmaceuticals in the Environment: The Challenges and a Pragmatic Approach," at the Contaminants of Emerging Concern and Water on Earth conference, held by Texas Environmental Law Journal at the University of Texas School of Law (April 15, 2016).
Presented on the "Framework of Surface and Groundwater Legal Systems in the Southwest" at the Water Acquisition and Management for Oil and Gas Development conference, organized by the Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation and the Institute for Energy Law Conference, Houston (April 7, 2016).
Organized a Water Law student field trip to Lake Bardwell to meet with representatives of the Army Corps of Engineers and Trinity River Authority (April 8, 2016).
Invited to give a lecture at the Forum of International Cooperation Organizations 10th World General Assembly of the International Network of Basin Organizations, in Merida, Mexico, on June 3, 2016.
Instructional Assistant Professor Patrick Flanagan co-presented "Common Guidelines for Digitization: A Community Effort" at the Southeastern Chapter of the American Association of Law Libraries/Southwestern Association of Law Libraries Annual Conference, Big D: Data, Discovery and Dicta in Dallas (April 16, 2016).
Appointed to the Government Relations Committee of the American Association of Law Libraries.
Professor Susan Fortney reviewed a recent article, "Virtuous Billing," by Randy D. Gordon & Nancy B. Rapoport.
She spoke at the Third Access to Justice Through Incubator Conference at the University of Missouri Kansas City School of Law, where she was a panelist for the session "Developments in Reaching Vulnerable and Under-served Individuals and Groups" (April 2, 2016). For her remarks, she discussed the unique features of the Texas Apprenticeship Network, a new accelerator program for recent law graduates being launched this summer.
Professor Paul George delivered the closing remarks at the Texas A&M Law Review symposium, The Changing Landscape of Transportation—Technology, Data, and the Law (April 1, 2016).
Spoke at Oklahoma State University to a senior class on Courts and Judicial Process (April 14, 2016).
Along with Professor Charlotte Ku, met with Mike Marchand, David Winn and Mark Smith of the Center for American and International Law about developing cooperative programs with the law school and Texas A&M University (April 25, 2016).
Interviewed by the Houston Chronicle regarding the City of Houston's claim of governmental immunity in response to the Texas Supreme Court's unanimous ruling against Houston on an employee benefit issue (April 26, 2016).
Invited to speak to the Dallas Bar Association International Law Section on June 21 on the use of treaties in Texas practice.
Had 337 downloads of 19 articles in 16 countries over the past thirty days, according to Berkeley Electronic Press.
Professor Michael Z. Green was the keynote speaker at a symposium co-hosted by the University of Oregon's ADR Center and Division of Equity and Inclusion called Out of the Shadows: Implicit Bias, Institutional Responses in Eugene, Ore., where he presented his paper, "Civility and Mediation as Workplace Responses to Conscious Disregard of Racially-Biased Behaviors" (April 15, 2016).
His presentation at Oregon was also noted in an entry, "Green on Race and ADR," in the Indisputably Blog (April 19, 2016).
Moderated a panel of employment law practitioners from local law firms, Lee & Braziel, LLP, and Littler Mendelson P.C., who spoke to a group of students at Texas A&M Law School in a program sponsored by the Office of Career Services (April 5, 2016).
Discussed his paper, "Navigating the Psychiatric Disability Minefield When an Employee Suffers from Bipolar Disorder," at the 21st Annual Conference of the National Employment Law Council held in Orlando, Fla., as part of a panel, "The Ever Expanding Scope of the ADAAA" (April 21, 2016).
Moderated a panel on "Legal Service Plans As A Possible Solution" at the New York University Law School Conference, Beyond Elite Law: Access to Civil Justice in America, in New York, NY (April 29, 2016).
Professor Gary Lucas' article, "Behavioral Public Choice and the Law," co-authored with Slavisa Tasic, was featured by George Mason University economist Bryan Caplan on his blog, EconLog (April 21, 2016).
Invited to present on the topic of behavioral public choice at the Wednesday Public Choice Seminar at George Mason University on November 9, 2016.
Professor Glynn Lunney presented his paper, "Trademark's De-Evolution: Why Courts Get Trademark Cases Wrong Repeatedly," at the Intellectual Property in the Trees Workshop Series at Lewis & Clark School of Law in Portland, Ore. (April 11, 2016).
Director of Program Development Jack Manhire presented a Continuing Legal Education ethics course, "Understanding Implicit Bias," to the Tarrant County Bar Association (April 20, 2016). The Office of Career Services and the Tarrant County Bar Association's Minority Committee were instrumental in organizing and sponsoring the event.
preLaw Magazine wrote an article about Manhire's recent study on law school demographic representation.
Professor Timothy Mulvaney's article, "Legislative Exactions and Progressive Property," was published in the Harvard Environmental Law Review.
Invited to participate in the seminar The Dynamics of Enduring Property Relationships in Land at the University of Oxford in Oxford, England on May 18, 2016.
Professor Neal Newman's abbreviated version of his most recently published article, "Let Sleeping Regs Lie: A Diatribe on Regulation A's Futility Before and After the J.O.B.S Act," was published in Colombia Law School's Blue Sky Blog on corporations and the capital markets. The full article is published in Volume 18 of the fall edition of the University of Pennsylvania Journal of Business Law - 18 U. Pa. J. Bus. L. 65-118 (2015-16) (April 27, 2016).
Associate Professor Carol Pauli presented her research, "A Civil Rights Remembrance," at the 19th Annual Conference for the Association for the Study of Law, Culture and the Humanities at the University of Connecticut School of Law in Hartford (April 1- 2, 2016).
Professor Srividhya Ragavan accepted an offer from New York University IP Law Journal to publish an article, "Correlative Obligation in Patent Law."
Presented at the Trans-Pacific Partnership Speaker Series on the topic of "TPP & Its Effect on Patent Rights," Texas A&M School of Law (April 14, 2016).
Published an op-ed with Moushami Joshi titled "Trading Charges," in The Hindu (April 20, 2016).
Delivered a guest lecture on "International Intellectual Property & Agriculture Issues" in Professor Peter Yu's class at Texas A&M School of Law (April 13, 2016).
Moderated a panel on "Patents, Pharmaceutical & Genetic Resources" at the Intellectual Property in All the New Places symposium, Texas A&M School of Law (April 15-16, 2016).
Worked with the Office of Career Services and the Diversity Council to organize a meet and greet of the South Asian Bar Association (SABA) with members of various student organizations (April 20, 2016).
Secured a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Texas A&M School of Law and B.M.S College of Law, Bangalore.
Working with the SpicyIP, an intellectual property blog, to promote Texas A&M School of Law's outreach efforts in India.
Invited to speak at a conference on "Intellectual Property & Open Access" on May 28, 2016 at the National Law School of India University, Bangalore.
Professor Saurabh Vishnubhakat secured a publication contract with Cambridge University Press for his first book, A Tort Theory of Patent Litigation: History and Reform.
Presented his work-in-progress "The Antitrusting of Patentability" at the Vanderbilt Intellectual Property Scholars Roundtable (April 28–29, 2016) and at the PatCon 6 Conference at Boston College (April 8–9, 2016).
Presented his work-in-progress "The Non-Doctrine of Redundancy" at Texas A&M School of Law's Intellectual Property in All The New Places symposium (April 15–16, 2016).
Presented his work-in-progress "The Field of Invention" at the Notre Dame Junior Patent Roundtable (April 1, 2016).
Professor Peter Yu, Co-Director, Center for Law and Intellectual Property (CLIP), explored the investment chapter of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement on a panel organized by the International Law Society and Intellectual Property Aggies at Texas A&M University School of Law (April 14, 2016).
He, along with his colleagues in the Center for Law and Intellectual Property (CLIP), organized the Intellectual Property in All the New Places Symposium at Texas A&M University School of Law (April 15-16, 2016).
Discussed the protection of moral rights in the United States at the Authors, Attribution, and Integrity: Examining Moral Rights in the United States Symposium at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. (April 18, 2016).
Presented "The Investment-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights" at the 5th International Intellectual Property Scholars Roundtable at William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada in Las Vegas (April 8-9, 2016).
Served as a commentator at the Spangenberg Distinguished Lecture Workshop at Case Western Reserve University School of Law in Cleveland, Ohio (April 5, 2016).
Named to the Scientific Committee for the 7th Asia Pacific Innovation Conference in Fukuoka, Japan, on Nov. 19-20, 2016.
Published "Will Prince's Music Become More Accessible After His Death?" in the New Republic (April 26, 2016).


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Greenbush Branch is a stream in Walker County, in the U.S. state of Georgia.

Greenbush Branch was named after the green bush on a settler's property.

See also
List of rivers of Georgia (U.S. state)

References

Rivers of Walker County, Georgia
Rivers of Georgia (U.S. state)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


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