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Shows like E-Ring
Top 10 awesome shows like E-Ring that you will enjoy watching
You just finished watching E-Ring and you can't get over how good this show was. Now you want to watch more of such masterpieces. We have curated a list of similar shows which are created by the likes of David Barrett, Benjamin Bratt and Aunjanue Ellis . Here goes the list -
Harsh Realm
Hour long show which looks at the life of American super-secret operators.
This show, created by Steven DePaul, Dennis Haysbert and Regina Taylor, scores 8.1 on IMDb.
Genres - Drama | Thriller | Action
You can watch this on Hulu.
A group of genetically-enhanced children escape from a lab project. Years later we meet Max, one of the escapees who now works for a messenger service in the post-apocalyptic Pacific Northwest.
This show, created by Jeff Woolnough, Jessica Alba and Michael Weatherly, scores 7.4 on IMDb.
Genres - Mystery | Drama | Action
A CIA officer plucked from the field to become the president's daily briefer, assuming responsibility for targeting America's most critical threats while navigating the unique lifestyle that comes with such a high-powered job.
This show, created by Joe Carnahan, Katherine Heigl and Alfre Woodard, scores 6.4 on IMDb.
Genres - Drama | Thriller
You can watch this on Usa Network.
A former intelligence and FBI officer, who now works as a security expert in Las Vegas, is recruited by mysterious pit boss Mr. Johnson to, based on his tips, try to prevent crimes, while the rich place bets on his chances of success.
This show, created by M.J. Bassett, Philip Winchester and Damon Gupton, scores 7.0 on IMDb.
Genres - Drama | Crime | Action
You can watch this on Google Play Movies, Vudu, Amazon Video, Microsoft Store and Fandangonow.
Fresh out of the farm, Annie Walker must adapt to the challenging life of a CIA operative under the guidance of her handler, Auggie. But soon she realizes her recruit might have to do with her last boyfriend rather than her talent.
This show, created by Stephen Kay, Piper Perabo and Christopher Gorham, scores 7.3 on IMDb.
Genres - Crime | Drama | Action
You can watch this on Google Play Movies, Vudu, Amazon Video, Microsoft Store, Fandangonow and Apple Itunes.
Lt. Hobbes is sent into a VR wargame simulation where he is to terminate a renegade General who has taken control of the program.
This show, created by Daniel Sackheim, Scott Bairstow and D.B. Sweeney, scores 7.1 on IMDb.
Genres - Drama | Mystery | Action
A low-level Cabinet member becomes President of the United States after a catastrophic attack kills everyone above him in the line of succession.
This show, created by Chris Grismer, Kiefer Sutherland and Adan Canto, scores 7.5 on IMDb.
You can watch this on Netflix.
A rogue assassin returns to take down the secret organization that trained her.
This show, created by Eagle Egilsson, Maggie Q and Shane West, scores 7.6 on IMDb.
You can watch this on Apple Itunes, Google Play Movies, Vudu, Amazon Video, Microsoft Store and Fandangonow.
In the future, long after the Batman has driven himself into exile, his legacy lives on in the form of the Birds of Prey--Black Canary, Oracle, and the Huntress.
This show, created by Chris Long, Ashley Scott and Dina Meyer, scores 6.4 on IMDb.
Genres - Drama | Adventure | Action
You can watch this on Google Play Movies, Amazon Video, Microsoft Store, Vudu and Apple Itunes.
MacKenzie Allen becomes the first woman American president after she ascends to the job following the death of president Teddy Bridges.
This show, created by Rod Lurie, Geena Davis and Donald Sutherland, scores 6.8 on IMDb.
You can watch this on Apple Itunes, Google Play Movies, Vudu and Amazon Video.

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It all starts with a new product development ideas! For the last few years, the talk of the town has been how to find new product development ideas. It may seem that the idea generation for new product development is some kind of a mythical quest. But, in reality, it is way simpler than that. All the day-to-day commodities that we use today, were all once a mere idea. If you are searching for the light-bulb bolt idea for your new product, then you are in luck! Read below and find out how to develop a new product idea.
Of course, if you're having trouble coming up with your new product development ideas, fear not—You can find it. You just need to know where to look for it.
So—Here are the Top 7 places to search for new product development ideas.
Imitation is the greatest form of flattery—but you don't always have to imitate. If competitors in your field are ahead of you, take note of what they're doing. It's that simple—and you may find even better new product development ideas popping up in your head. Find out what your competitors are doing right and be inspired for idea generation for new product development.
Whether you consider yourself an artist or not, it's always a good idea to check out what artist are doing across all mediums. How is art connecting with the general population? What are people reacting to? Art connect us all, and if you need a special aesthetic for your concept, find inspiration from the art world. This will surely reflect upon your idea generation for new product development.
Pour yourself a glass of wine and think about what ideas haven't worked out for you before? It's healthy to take a stroll down memory lane and visit what parts of your inventive career could have gone better. What caused them to fall by the wayside? How can you improve upon that? It's tough, but it's worth it. Learn by your own mistakes and vision a better idea generation for new product development.
What are people across the world crying out for? What special concepts and new ideas can help increase their quality of life? Maybe there are components of modern political rhetoric that you can imbue into your design. Perhaps the political climate can help you market your concept in a better way.
If turning your concepts into cash is important to you—which it should be—you might find inspiration from other companies that are hot right now. If the markets are leaning in one direction, feel free to draw inspiration and become part of the storm. There are so many businesses and industries that are rapidly changing. Digital currencies have astounded the world, 'Fulfilled By Amazon' is changing the way manufacturers and distributors work, and the internet of things and SaaS are empowering people to work from anywhere in the world. Take your pick and make your mark.
NUMBER SIX: How Can Something Else Be Made Better?
This one is easy. Take a look at what's already out there and performing well—or, perhaps, not performing too well. You might have an idea that can fix their foibles, and integrate your idea into theirs, or change it enough to make it your own. Sometimes it's easier to innovate and create something new when you only have to make a few changes to a body of work that someone else has already down—just make sure you make it your own.
Along the way, we tend to get side-tracked from what truly inspires. If you're feeling uninspired, it could be because you're not being honest with yourself, or investing in what you love. Think back to what made you want to take on the world, and lean into that. If you dig deep and find what truly inspires you, you will be tapping into a burning desire that will not be able to hold back.
Your next brilliant new product development idea is just one thought away. Find your inspiration from any of these places. They're all great choices. All you have to do is have the confidence to reach out and explore the world around you. There's so much inspiration out there. Of course, you have to make a sincere effort. There's no sense in sitting in your bedroom and trying to pull ideas out of thin air. Great ideas will come to those who experience the world and find inspiration. To follow up, please see our twitter for more new product development ideas.


I started camping and hiking and exploring at around 14 years old. I took a trip to Florida and then to Arizona. I spent an entire summer in a tent. I dug a hole for an out house. I dealt with rain collapsing tents in the middle of the night and scorching heat in the middle of the dessert. Canteens of water would quickly seem like they were filled with boiled water when left in the sun. But I also watched the sun set and rise from mesas, or prairies so vast I couldn't imagine the end.
In this week's episode, Dave and I talk about a few tips we have for making your first efforts out more enjoyable.
In this week's episode we discuss our big trip of 2016, Kentucky. What we did, how we liked it and what we would have done differently. Additionally, we talk about out next yearly trip, the Linville Gorge in North Carolina.
Thank you for listening, if you have comments or ideas for the show, let us know in the comments on The Campin' Canine.
Christmas gift ideas for people who love the outdoors and probably buy a lot of campin/hiking gear already. What else could they possibly need? More gear of course.
This week David and I duscuss our thoughts on the changes the new President may or may not make and what our thoughts are.
David and I discuss growing up and why we try to get outdoors as often as we can.


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Q: PHP MYSQLI-how to view the items from the table once I want to display the items from the database once using the description attribute of the files. For example i uploaded 3 files, automatically they have the same information except for the primary key.
if($type=="Title"){
$key = $_POST['search_key'];
    if($key!=null){
        $result = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT DISTINCT description  FROM __scannedfiles WHERE title='$key' AND  deptname='$dept_name'")  OR die(mysqli_error());
    $count =mysqli_num_rows($result);
    if($count==0){
       echo '';
    } else if($count>0) {
        echo'

         <col width="20%">

          Title
         Type
         Date
          Description

';
    while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result)){
      echo'

  '.$row[1].'
         '.$row[5].'
         '.$row[6].'
         '.$row[7].'

';
    }
    if($count>0){
      echo'

';
    }
}
}
  }
mysqli_close($con);
 }

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     karla   Memo    2012-12-31  2131
     karla   Policy  2013-12-31  121212
     karla   Memo    2013-12-31  qweqw
     karla   Memo    2013-12-31  qweqw

here is the desired result:
     karla   Memo    2012-12-31  2131
     karla   Policy  2013-12-31  121212
     karla   Memo    2013-12-31  qweqw

A: It's hard to say without desired output and your table __scannedfiles structure but you can try using DISTINCT
$result = mysqli_query($con,"SELECT DISTINCT * FROM __scannedfiles WHERE title='$key' AND  deptname='$dept_name'");

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Class Spatial1DSubpopulation

java.lang.Object
  ec.Subpopulation
      ec.spatial.Spatial1DSubpopulation

All Implemented Interfaces:
Group, Setup, Space, java.io.Serializable, java.lang.Cloneable

public class Spatial1DSubpopulation
extends Subpopulation
implements Space

A Spatial1DSubpopulation is an EC subpopulation that is additionally embedded into
      a one-dimmensional space.
      In a spatially-embedded EA, the subpopulations of individuals are assumed to be
      spatially distributed in some sort of space, be it one-dimmensional, two-
      dimmensional, or whatever else.  The space may or may not be toroidal (although
      it usually is).  Each location in the space has a set of neighboring locations.
      Thus, each individual has an index in the subpopulation, and also a location in
      the space.

This public interface provides a method to obtain the indexes of the neighbors
      of a location.

This Subpopulation does not include toroidalness in writing out to streams.

Parameters

<tt>toroidal</tt>

 true (default) or false
 (Is this space toroidal?)

See Also:
Serialized Form

Field Summary

static java.lang.String
P_TOROIDAL

          This parameter stipulates whether the world is toroidal or not.

 boolean
toroidal

Fields inherited from class ec.Subpopulation

INDIVIDUAL_INDEX_PREAMBLE, individuals, loadInds, NUM_INDIVIDUALS_PREAMBLE, numDuplicateRetries, P_FILE, P_RETRIES, P_SPECIES, P_SUBPOPSIZE, P_SUBPOPULATION, species

Constructor Summary

Spatial1DSubpopulation()

Method Summary

 int
getIndex(int threadnum)

          Functionality: retrieve the index for a specific threanum.

 int
getIndexRandomNeighbor(EvolutionState state,
                       int threadnum,
                       int distance)

          Returns a the index of a random neighbor.

 java.lang.Object
indexToLocation(int index)

          1D mapping is identity

 int
locationToIndex(java.lang.Object location)

          1D mapping is identity

 void
setIndex(int threadnum,
         int index)

          Input: a threadnumber (either for evaluation or for breeding), and an index in a subpopulation
       (the index in the subpopulation is, of course, associated with a location in the space)
       Functionality: stores the index and the threadnumber for further accesses to the getRandomIndex
       method.

 void
setup(EvolutionState state,
      Parameter base)

          Read additional parameters for the spatially-embedded subpopulation.

Methods inherited from class ec.Subpopulation

defaultBase, emptyClone, populate, printSubpopulation, printSubpopulation, printSubpopulationForHumans, readSubpopulation, readSubpopulation, writeSubpopulation

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

P_TOROIDAL

public static final java.lang.String P_TOROIDAL

This parameter stipulates whether the world is toroidal or not.
       If missing, its default value is true.

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Constant Field Values

toroidal

public boolean toroidal

Constructor Detail

Spatial1DSubpopulation

public Spatial1DSubpopulation()

Method Detail

setup

public void setup(EvolutionState state,
                  Parameter base)

Read additional parameters for the spatially-embedded subpopulation.

Specified by:
setup in interface Setup
Overrides:
setup in class Subpopulation

locationToIndex

public int locationToIndex(java.lang.Object location)

1D mapping is identity

Specified by:
locationToIndex in interface Space

indexToLocation

public java.lang.Object indexToLocation(int index)

1D mapping is identity

Specified by:
indexToLocation in interface Space

setIndex

public void setIndex(int threadnum,
                     int index)

Description copied from interface: Space

Input: a threadnumber (either for evaluation or for breeding), and an index in a subpopulation
       (the index in the subpopulation is, of course, associated with a location in the space)
       Functionality: stores the index and the threadnumber for further accesses to the getRandomIndex
       method.  All such accesses from the specific thread will use the exact same index, until
       this function is called again to change the index.

Specified by:
setIndex in interface Space

getIndex

public int getIndex(int threadnum)

Description copied from interface: Space

Functionality: retrieve the index for a specific threanum.
       Returns -1 if any error is encountered.

Specified by:
getIndex in interface Space

getIndexRandomNeighbor

public int getIndexRandomNeighbor(EvolutionState state,
                                  int threadnum,
                                  int distance)

Returns a the index of a random neighbor.

Specified by:
getIndexRandomNeighbor in interface Space

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Electronic complexity in automobiles has increased rapidly, making testing these electronic sub-assemblies very challenging. At Pickering, we understand these challenges—since 1988; we have been designing and manufacturing commercial PXI, PCI and LXI switching systems and sensor simulation for automotive test applications. These applications range from simple body controllers, ABS brake modules, dashboard testing, transmission control, airbag squibs, engine management units, and BMS testing to active safety and infotainment systems.
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Take a look at our success story: Pickering's Modular PXI Products Chosen for Automotive ECU Fault Insertion where our PXI modules were chosen for use in a test system that validates the design reliability of their Engine Control Units (ECU).
Virtually all ECUs, from simple body controllers to Engine Management Units (EMUs), need signal switching and sensor emulation for adequate testing. Switching can be high current for motor control and low level for control functions. Temperature and altitude sensors are resistive in nature and are easily emulated for test applications. As Gasoline powered vehicles move toward a 42 V power platform, higher voltage switching needs to be selected. With electric vehicles, 400 to 600 V may be prevalent on ECUs.
HIL simulation can be used to simulate the reaction of an ECU to external fault conditions such as a broken wire or a faulty temperature sensor, giving you the power to thoroughly test the ECU in a virtual environment before proceeding to production level testing. Using HIL simulation, all possible electrical short and open circuits are simulated, erroneous sensor data is applied and the ECU reaction captured to see if the design works as defined. You can achieve greater reliability in a cost effective manner no matter how complex the system being tested has become.
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Daily Orbit – The Real Lizard King
6-6-13: On this episode of the Daily Orbit, an ancient lizard is named after Jim Morrison, sunscreen may prevent wrinkles, and scientists have in insight into the formation of comets.
Emerald Robinson: Scientists finding a little nomenclature inspiration in musicUsing sunscreen to save a little faceComet production is no laughing matter.
And Curiosity is on the move! On today's Daily Orbit!
Hello and welcome to the Daily Orbit. I'm Emerald Robinson.
The science community has honored the late great Jim Morrison of 'The Doors' in, well, the best way scientists can honor someone naming a species after them. And it's only fitting that the species be a lizard, since the late rocker was known as "The Lizard King.
" One of the biggest lizards ever, Barbaturex morrisoni was a 60-foot, 60-pound giant plant-eating reptile that competed with mammals for food in the warm, tropical forests of Southeast Asia some 40 million years ago. Fossils were found in the 70s, but were left unstudied for decades. Researchers said they often listened to The Doors' music while doing their research, so the name was only appropriate. I think Morrison would have liked that!
I have to admit, I'm not always the best about putting on sunscreen before I head out, but believe me I won't leave home without it now. A new study confirmed what scientists have long assumed, that sunscreen not only helps to prevent burns and skin cancer, but it actually prevents wrinkles! Exciting! Researchers found that participants who used sunscreen daily were 24 percent less likely to show increased signs of aging, which was gauged by microtopography looking for signs of damage on the back of participants' hands at the microscopic level. Researchers said, "Maybe sheer vanity will encourage young people to be proactive and use their sunscreen.
" Works for me!
Welcome to the comet factory!
! What do you call a story about a comet? A tale! Thank you, thank you. So, it's not exactly the comedy factory, but astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter Array have found a veritable 'comet factory a region around a young star where dust particles can grow by clumping together. Scientists already knew that dust grains grow by colliding and sticking together, but they also realized that when these bigger grains collide again at high speeds, they are often smashed to pieces and sent back to square one.
So they would need a "safe haven" where they could grow without being destroyed. Though scientists theorized that such an area existed, this is the first time it has been observed and modeled, allowing scientists to see how dust particles grow to larger sizes so that they can eventually form comets, planets, and other rocky bodies. In the future, scientists hope to use ALMA to observe such regions around other stars to see the same mechanisms at work!
And it's snowing, it's snowing! Well, on Saturn's moon Titan anyway. Astronomers have already observed aerosol particles in Titan's lowest atmosphere haze layer, but didn't know their origin. New observations show the presence of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in the moon's upper atmosphere. A reaction from sunlight or highly charged particles causes nitrogen and methane molecules to break up and lead to the production of carbon-based aerosols that then sink like snowflakes to Titan's lower atmosphere hence snow or something snow-like anyway - on Titan! Enjoy your winter wonderland, Titan!
And just as the seasons change, the rover Curiosity has reached a turning point. NASA says they're finished investigating the Glenelg area on Mars where Curiosity has spent the last six months, and it's time for the rover to make a five-mile journey to a new destination the base of Mount Sharp. But its short journey will take many months. And the rover might investigate interesting features along the way. Curiosity drilled its final hole in the Glenelg area last month, which took only a quarter of the amount of time the first hole took, and NASA says they're hitting "full stride.
" Onward and upward, our little rover! Godspeed!
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Episode 14 Script: "Roger the Wanderer"
ROGER: We have choices...some people like to stand in the rain without an umbrella.
ROGER: That's what it mean to live free.
ANGEL: It's too soon now...it will ruin everything if the power's released. Can't you see that?
BIG EAR: (Cut to Big Ear sitting in his chair as he stares toward the camera off from the side holding a newspaper in the Speakeasy bar. A stack of newspapers lie next to him on a table and camera backs away as he speaks) Who was it, may I ask, who came to the conclusion that there is no one outside of paradigm city, Mr. Negotiator?
SCHWARZWALD: It wasn't just the people of this city that who their memory 40 years ago.(Cut to flooded room where bandages, an apple, papers and a teddy bear head float on the lighted surface. The noise of typing is heard and as the camera zooms out we see Schwarzwald at a desk (from the side) typing on a typewriter with a dish of cigarettes next to him)The foreigners that sleep underground who came here searching for fragments of memories, have lost as well.
DASTUN: (yelling) We're the ones who protect this city! (He is holding another officer in his hands and by the jacket and yelling right into his face. We see the military police vehicles in the back.) Understand?
GORDON: The world destroyed by a cataclysm. The power of God wielded by man. Giants robots run amuck. Everything is a lie.
ROGER: Who the hell am I? (closeup of Roger's mouth) WHO AM I?
NORMAN: I have more than likely been looking after both you and Big O long before we lost our memories, Master Roger Smith.
ANGEL: Roger Smith...as I thought.
<Cut to inside of Big O cockpit. We see Roger clenching his teeth and closing his eyes...groaning as Dorothy stands next to him. The room flashes and shakes. Cut to his left hand on the joystick as it shakes along. Suddenly the joystick and Dorothy's hand fade to tomatoes. Roger grasps onto a tomato and tomatoes fill the background.
ALEX: (Cut to Alex on his balcony (close shot), camera pans down from his face to his hand where he holds a tomato up) I guess you don't have what it takes to pilot the Big...Negotiator.
ROGER: Who the hell am I?
ROGER: Why am I here?
ROGER: I was....I was in the middle of a fight.
WHITE SUIT GUY: Hey! (camera pans right to hands of the guy with the white suit on his waist.) That's my seat you're sitting in, Buddy. (Front view of the guy with the white suit as he snaps at Roger and leans forward. He points his finger (left hand) right towards the camera) Beat it!
<Cut to Roger's face as he stares frustrated and with the guys finger pointing straight at his face. Roger does nothing...the guy is a little surprised and reaches back with his right hand. Cut to a closeup of the guys' right side of waist as we see in his right hand he has a knife. The knife ejects the blade out. We see Roger in front of him with a look of worry. Cut to side view of the two...the guy looking down has a smirk and Roger gets up, with a depressed looked, and stumbles by the guy. The guy in the white suit glares right into his face. As Roger leaves the guy stares at him.
ROGER: A city without domes. Warm sunlight. (Cut to floor as camera follows Roger's footsteps as they pass forward down the sidewalk) People here haven't lost their memory. (fade to overhead view of Roger walking down the sidewalk amongst other people walking.) What is this place? Where should I go?
ROGER: Of course! This is my home!
GUARD #1: This is a bank. Now leave!
ROGER: Who gave you permission (cut to front view of Roger as four guards surround him) to turn my home into a bank?
BECK: Before you embarrass yourself any further, sir (Guards turn and face camera and salute the man speaking, Roger turns to face the speaker, who has his back to us and is approaching Roger) You might want to look in the mirror.
ROGER: What the hell are you doing here?
BECK: Please, sir, understand...I have no acquaintances with a low income bracket, such as yourself. (He raises his eyebrows and in shock and places his hand on his chest) And who dares to address me in such a familiar manner? (He closes his eyes and places his fingers on his temples) Oh I have such a headache.
ROGER: Get out of my home, Beck! Get OUT!
BECK: If a customer were to deposit only five cents here at Acme Bank we would still treat that person as valuable. And I must say we are quite proud of that fact. Furthermore, (Cut to overhead view of Beck talking to the crowd at the bottom of the screen as he lifts his right arm to insinuate Roger) at this bank, that which shoulders the burden of social welfare, sincerely consults (waves his finger back and forth in the air) with even this poor pitiable man, (he bows before the crowd) who lives in a fantasy world. (The crowd claps for him in applause as Beck continues to hold that bow).
BLUE SUIT GUY: Dorothy? (Dorothy turns to face him and the guy smiles) Hehe.
BLUE SUIT GUY: Shall we?
<Cut to side view of car again as we see the young Timothy Wayneright step out with the same black shades and scar on his face. Roger stares at him as he moves left. Cut to stairs as we see Timothy Wayneright walk up the stairs and through the entrance. The doormen close the tall, brown doors after he enters. Cut to within the club looking to the outside entrance through the doors. We see Roger standing alone on the sidewalk and the doors close our vision of him.
ROGER: This is a city I don't know. With my scruffy clothes, I feel like I'm behind the times. Or...maybe...it's the other way around. In any case, this a time I know nothing about. These are memories I'm not familiar with. (Camera pans down between a dark street alley and at the bottom against the wall we see Roger, leaning next to trash and junk) Who am I? What have I become?
ROGER: (Cut to extreme closeup of Roger's right eye...with the reflection of the blue tower in his eye) It wasn't much longer after that...when I met him. When I met Big O.
ROGER: It was purely on a whim that I had latched onto the idea (another spotlight shines onto the Acme Bank in the backdrop, Roger faces this on stage) of making this broken-down, decaying bank building, just outside of the domes, into my home. Or so I thought.
ROGER: But it seems that wasn't the case.
NORMAN: Oh welcome home to you, Master.
ROGER: Master? What are you talking about? This is the first time we've met.
NORMAN: Yes I understand. My own memories tell me that as well. Nevertheless it is clear that you are the master I serve.
ROGER: My name is...Roger Smith.
NORMAN: Master Roger Smith, then. Allow me, Norman Burg, as my responsibility warrants, to see to both your care and its maintenance.
ROGER: It? What do you mean it? Ha! You must be crazy! Maintenance of what?
NORMAN: Master Roger Smith. That which I speak of by working with you I understand can be an instrument of God, rather than a mere lump of steel. 40 years ago my memory was completely lost. Regardless, I have spent each and every day since diligently working on it, so that it would not rust up and become inoperative. My only fear, as the years passed, has been my growing old and feeble before the man I am to serve would appear. But today, that fear is dissipating as we speak.
ROGER: What do you mean, it?
NORMAN: I have simply called it, the Great, Big O!
ROGER: Big....O? *gasp* Why do you assume that I'm the one who's supposed to team up with it?
NORMAN: Master speak its name into your watch and then you will understand. That's all you have to do.
ROGER: Big O...was waiting for me.
<Cut to closeup of Roger's eyes as he stares at the page with surprised eyes. Cut to back of Roger holding the newspaper with the comic as the camera zooms out. Cut to front view of Roger looking down at paper on a park bench and with bushes behind him. He lifts his wrist and looks down at his watch. Cut to sloeup of the watch on his wrist. The Big O dial face is back but then vanishes to the empty space again.
ROGER: In a world I used to be in, all memories and all records of events prior to forty years ago had vanished.
ROGER: Just as I don't know this city...(side view of Roger walking with his head down and eyes closed, dripping wet form the rain.)...it in return doesn't know me. (Cut to overhead view of Roger walking through the rain with a brown trenchcoat and the camera follows his movement down) I'm nothing but a man whose existence has no value and menaing in this place. (Two guys pass by holding a black umbrella. The one on the far left bumps into Roger. Roger stumbles and falls).
<Cut to front shot of Roger on the ground. He starts to get up but looks up at the sky. Cut to upward shot of the rain as it falls right toward the camera.
ROGER: Well...what do you know. There's an angel I hear too.
ANGEL: I'd rather you not call me strange names, Major.
ROGER: What did you just...call me?
ANGEL: Have you forgotten me as well?
ROGER: What role are you playing now? And what's the name you've come up with this time, Angel?
ANGEL: I really don't appreciate you calling me that, Major.
ROGER: So what kind of drama are creating here? I'm to play a soldier, right? And don't tell me I turn my gun on innocent children on the battlefield. (his right hand forms a gun).
ROGER: What do you mean afraid?
ROGER: Not all memories are pleasant ones...(as the camera slowly zooms in on his face, which has sweat drops and his teeth are gritting.) Among my memories which I myself already know to be uncertain, the most unpleasant of all is starting to reawaken. This emotion that i'm feeling right now...its so primal...so logical...an emotion i never wanted to feel again. A feeling of terror...a feeling i don't want to admit to having.
ANGEL: Are you all right?
ROGER: Tell me where it is you are taking me?
ANGEL: To where you used to come from.
ANGEL: Do you want to run away again?
ROGER: <Creepy music going to a promising, light-hearted theme> I understand now...The thing i should be fighting is the terror inside of me. Something i have always been afraid of. And yet I have never admitted to myself to have existed.
ROGER: Pretending not to see.
ROGER: What I should...(cut to front view of his face...with determined eyes and a stern look)...fight against.
ROGER: And you are R. Dorothy Wayneright.
ROGER: You called me Roger Smith just now...didnt you Dorothy.
ROGER: And is it appropriate for me to play Roger Smith?
<Cut to opposite shot with Dorothy..same setup. Dorothy in red dress on the side...with Dorothy in her black dress in the store window relfection.
DOROTHY: You said play...but thats ridiculous. You are not an actor, Roger Smith.
ROGER: As long as you keep calling me that name....(Roger grabs trench coat and throws it off...revealing he was wearing the black suit underneath) I'll be Roger Smith!
DASTUN: (Back of his head...he turns and faces the camera) All personel fall back!


I have a boyfriend. I met him two months ago, and we were classmates. We were just friends at first. We were so shy, so we couldn't talk to each other. Because our class had a potlatch at our teacher's house in September, we were both attracted to each other then. We were always kidding each other, so we were called KIDS by our classmates. We studied together for final exam in the library after school. After TOEFL exam, we went to Chinese restaurant with our classmates. After that, we confirmed our feelings at the movie theater. Fortunately, we could be couple.
I'm glad that the two of you were able to become a couple despite language differences. Now you have a larger incentive to learn English better right?


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Published on March 25, 2014 at 12:35 am Last update on March 30, 2014 at 6:36 pm
By Adam Hamze
In a talk at the School of Law on Monday, Laura Carlson, associate professor at Stockholm University School of Law, and Samuel Bagenstos, professor at University of Michigan School of Law, both said a main difference between the Swedish and United States' approach to employment discrimination is the way the two countries view legislation.
The talk, which focused on approaches to employment discrimination between Sweden and the United States, was part of the Rapport Center's 2014 Colloquium on Comparing European and North American Approaches to Human Rights.
Carlson said that, in Sweden, legislation is viewed as an extreme measure, and not a solution to solve problems the country may be experiencing.
"Legislation is seen, at least in the Swedish context, as a last ditch effort because society has failed." Carlson, who has lived in Sweden for 20 years, said.
According to Carlson, Sweden is a society based on social rather than individual justice, and the difference between the two is that social justice lacks legal justice.
"Social justice, in some ways, excludes individual justice," Carlson said. "What happens with social justice is that it says society as a whole has to have these levels, but the individuals don't receive the same attention."
Bagenstos highlighted what he said he believed to be issues in the way the United States approaches discrimination against the disabled. According to Bagenstos, it is hard to find attorneys to fight against employer discrimination.
"The basic problem with finding attorneys is that it is very difficult to prove a case that you have not been hired because of any particular characteristic," Bagenstos said.
Bagenstos said that it is easier to prove employment discrimination in the United States than in Sweden because statistical evidence is excluded from plaintiffs' cases in Sweden. In 2011, there were a total of 300 lawsuits filed based on the merit of employment discrimination.
Tovah Pentelovitch, a graduate student in social work and law, said the political polarization the United States faces slows down the process of creating laws to aid employer discrimination.
"Governments have trouble coming to a common ground where they can create policies that can help the most people," Pentelovitch said.
According to Pentelovitch, an effective method of preventing employment discrimination is to host more talks like the Rapport Center's Colloquium, as they give students a global perspective and incite conversation.


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Q: Решил изучить css анимацию. Но не понимаю как сделать корректный mouse out Вроде вот он нужный результат, но анимация второго объекта стартует сразу после загрузки страницы, а это не то, что требуется. Эффект должен быть идентичен первому объекту. Навёл - санимировал, убрал мышь с объекта - санимировал в обратном порядке.
Одним словом, творческий затык.
Пример здесь:

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#rotate_01:hover {
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  Здесь просто и понятно.

А вот здесь, как сделать, чтобы при запуске\обновлении страницы этот div не анимировал?

A:

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          width: 150px;
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          transform: rotate(180deg);
          width: 100px;
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          opacity: 1;

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 opacity:1.0;
 animation: morph 1s linear;
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transform: rotate(180deg);
}

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China > Politics > Severe drought hits N China
China declares highest level of emergency for worst drought in 50 years
Farmers dig a ditch to channel water at Chengguan Township in Ruyang County of Luoyang City, central China's Henan Province, Feb. 4, 2009. The city had received a reduced effective rainfall since October 2008, almost 80 percent less than in the same period of previous years. The local government has allocated some 25 million yuan (3.65 million U.S. dollars) for drought relief and crops protection. (Xinhua/Gao Shanyue)
Workers sink a well at Baishu Township in Ruyang County of Luoyang City, central China's Henan Province, Feb. 4, 2009. The city had received a reduced effective rainfall since October 2008, almost 80 percent less than in the same period of previous years. The local government has allocated some 25 million yuan (3.65 million U.S. dollars) for drought relief and crops protection. (Xinhua/Gao Shanyue)
People barrel drinking water supplied by the local government at Chengguan Township in Ruyang County of Luoyang City, central China's Henan Province, Feb. 4, 2009. The city had received a reduced effective rainfall since October 2008, almost 80 percent less than in the same period of previous years. The local government has allocated some 25 million yuan (3.65 million U.S. dollars) for drought relief and crops protection. (Xinhua/Gao Shanyue)
Farmer He Baojian steers a tractor to carry drinking water in Taiping township of Huining County, northwest China's Gansu Province, on Feb. 5, 2009. The county has suffered from serious drought since September 2008 with about 150,667 hektares of farmland and 184,000 people and 326,000 livestocks short of water. (Xinhua/Han Chuanhao)
Tourists walk on an iron-chain bridge near the outlet of the Xiaolangdi Dam on the Yellow River in central China's Henan Province, Feb. 5, 2009. The Yellow River Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters has launched an orange alert for grim drought situation on Tuesday. The daily average water flow through the Xiaolangdi Dam was increased to 600 cubic meters per second to help soothe the drought in areas along the Yellow River. (Xinhua/Miao Qiunao)
BEIJING, Feb 5 (Xinhua) -- China raised the drought emergency class Thursday from level two to level one, the highest alert, in response to the worst drought to hit northern China in half a century, according to a State Council meeting.
Chinese President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao have ordered all-out efforts to combat the severe drought in the country's vast wheat-growing area to ensure a good summer harvest, according to a State Council meeting held Thursday.
Local authorities should make drought relief work their top priority, said Vice Premier Hui Liangyu at the meeting.
Rainfall in most parts of north and central China was 50 to 80 percent less than normal. That has affected 155 million mu (10.33 million hectares) of crops by Feb 5, data released by the Office of State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters said on Thursday.
The rare drought which began in November, has threatened 143 million mu of winter wheat, with 46.35 million mu seriously affected.
Some 4.29 million people and 2.07 million livestock lack proper drinking water, according to the data by the headquarter office.
The central government on Thursday decided to earmark another 300 million yuan (44 million U.S. dollars) as drought relief fund in additional to 100 million yuan already allocated. The fund will be used to buy agricultural machinery and other production materials.
Government at all levels should give anti-drought work a priority in an effort to stabilize grain production, increase farmers' income and ensure agricultural production, the State Council said.
Relevant departments in local regions were asked to enhance farmland management, mobilize human resources, ensure technology service and enlarge irrigation areas.
Efforts should also go to build emergency water resources projects and carry out artificial precipitation to alleviate water shortage and ensure drinking water for both people and livestock. The Ministry of Water Resources also said it would enhance supervision and launch emergency plan when necessary.
Relevant departments should allocate special funds to aid poverty-stricken people in rural areas.
The Cabinet said it will send working teams to eight drought-hit provinces to discuss anti-drought procedures. The Ministry of Agriculture has already sent 12 working teams of experts to the drought-hit provinces, to instruct farmers on drought relief work.
Plant diseases and pest prevention were discussed and local governments were advised to supervise and prevent the spread of severe animal diseases.
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Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette is unlikely to play Sunday against the New England Patriots due to a strained hamstring, but no decision is final yet, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Saturday.
Fournette, who did not practice all week, has made improvement since injuring the hamstring last Sunday, but the team knows it would be a risk to play him.
Fournette was hurt — he said he felt the hamstring pop when he planted his right leg — when he caught a screen pass for no gain on third-and-long late in the first half of Jacksonville's Week 1 victory over the New York Giants.
Jaguars coach Doug Marrone said Friday that if Fournette plays, his snaps will not be limited. Marrone also said he would be comfortable having only two healthy running backs available if Fournette doesn't play.
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This depicts the way in which soldiers died in mass, striping them of human quality and denying them with the unique personalities and qualities they possessed.
The collection of Owens poetry is extensive and each poem posses unique qualities and messages which are influenced by the place in which Owen wrote, the timing and the existing experiences he had undergone, and whilst it is these surrounding circumstances that provide the poems with their character and individual voice, the underlying tone of frivolousness is consistent throughout his works.
It seems that, in order to provide a convenient location for the new foundry workers, relocated from the town centre, a row of 16 cottages were built by Boby's on the hillside overlooking the foundry.
In the first, third, fourth and final verses Owen creates the burden: It is this notion which Owen attempts to convey through his writing, and the accumulation of personal experiences translated into imagery, and language devices and techniques such as alliteration, onomatopoeia and personification is what expresses the truly abominable and melancholic nature of war.
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More about Comparing Spring. Discuss with reference to at least two poems. Wilfred Owen is arguable the greatest of the world war one poets. This is a man who through personal experience offers us not only insight into the astrocities of war but also illustrates the struggle of nature and the mental state these men cross into on the battle field.
In 'Spring Offensive. Wilfred Owens collection of letters and poetry can be seen as incredibly insightful accounts of the experiences of war.
Owens dramatic personal transformation is evident in the evolution of his writing due his surrounding influences such as Sassoon, and his experiences with war, and it is in this change of writing we witness the way in which war and its barbaric conditions can utterly transform a man.
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Sexual health problems such as decreased interest, slowness to arouse, decreased vaginal lubrication, orgasmic dysfunction, and sexual pain are reported more often in women with diabetes mellitus than in women without diabetes. If you are a woman with diabetes mellitus, researchers have found that psychological factors as well as diabetes-associated damage to nerves and blood vessels have been implicated as the causes of the sexual health problems.
Here are some of the published studies on the sexual health concerns of women with diabetes mellitus, although it is obvious that more research is needed. Enzlin and colleagues compared data concerning the sexual health problems of three groups of women: i) type-I diabetes mellitus without diabetic complications, ii) type-I diabetes mellitus with diabetic complications and iii) an age-matched healthy control group of women without diabetes mellitus. Compared to the healthy women without diabetes mellitus, those women with diabetes had significantly more (approaching twice as many) sexual health problems, significantly higher occurrence of decreased lubrication, and significantly more depressive symptoms. Among the women with diabetes mellitus, a significant association was found between the number of diabetic-related complications and the number of sexual health complaints; women with more diabetic-related complications also reported more sexual health problems. Erol and colleagues examined the sexual health concerns of women with type II diabetes mellitus. Compared to age-matched healthy controls without diabetes mellitus, women with diabetes had significantly lower sexual function scores on a validated questionnaire. The most common sexual health problems in the women with diabetes were reduced libido (almost 4 of 5), diminished clitoral sensation (almost 2 of 3) and increased vaginal dryness and discomfort (almost 2 of 5).
Salonia and colleagues examined women with diabetes mellitus and compared them to a healthy age-matched control group without diabetes mellitus. Compared to healthy women, those with diabetes mellitus had significantly lower sexual function scores in the areas of sexual desire, lubrication, and sexual orgasm and, in addition, had significantly higher sexual pain. Women with diabetes and depression had significantly less arousal, orgasm, and satisfaction compared to those diabetic women without depression. Older diabetic women had less sexual interest and less lubrication than younger diabetic women. Consistent with age being an important factor, Schiel and colleagues reported that the overall prevalence of sexual health problems was twice as common in women with type-II diabetes mellitus (who are much older) compared to women with type-I diabetes mellitus (who are younger).
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Cotham School loses playing field bid after Bristol council agrees to give park village green status
The inspector told the council it should not be a village green
Michael YongEducation and news reporter
Cotham School will no longer use Stoke Lodge
A city park has been given protected status - effectively ending a secondary school's use of it as a playing field.
Campaign group Save Stoke Lodge Parkland applied in March 2011 to have the green space in Stoke Bishop given Town and Village Green status, which means it will be kept open to all members of the public and cannot be sold off.
The park had been used by Cotham School for years as its playing field.
The school said it needed to fence the area off to protect children while they were using it.
Ofsted had previously said the site must be fenced off if children were to use it.
The five-and-a-half year battle came to a head this summer, when Bristol City Council – one of the objectors to the plans to change Stoke Lodge into a TVG – hired an independent inspector to make recommendations on the application.
Stoke Lodge playing fields
The inspector, Philip Petchey, recently submitted his evidence from the nine-day inquiry to councillors on the Public Rights of Way and Greens Committee, recommending that the application for TVG status was denied.
But in the committee meeting this afternoon, councillors were split on the decision, with chair and Stoke Bishop ward councillor Peter Abraham using his casting vote to back the village green bid and win the day for the campaigners.
Officers had called for the application to be deferred so the independent inspector's report could be considered and further legal advice sought.
But councillors decided neither was necessary and have now agreed to grant it TVG status.
A spokesman for the school, which has not used the site since 2014 but continued to maintain it still, said they were disappointed with the decision.
He said the school had effectively lost its playing field because it cannot use the site safely if it was not fenced off.
The TVG application was not only objected by Cotham School, but also by Bristol City Council as the landowners, Bristol University, and local football club Rockleaze Rangers.
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It's really versatile – you can steam, roast or saute asparagus and use it in soups, side dishes, or salads.
If I am planning to serve the asparagus as a side dish, I usually roast it in the oven with a bit of coconut oil and balsamic vinegar.
If I am adding it to a salad, I usually steam it and then transfer the steamed asparagus to a bowl of ice-cold water which helps to preserve the bright green color.
Asparagus tastes best when it's still crunchy so whichever method of cooking asparagus you choose, make sure not to over-cook it.
If you are looking for more easy salads that are perfect for spring, check out this Green Quinoa Salad, this Potato Salad with Avocado, and this Kale and Beet Salad.
This Potato Salad with Asparagus is very healthy and easy to prepare. It is full of wonderful seasonal veggies and very filling. Perfect for spring and early summer.
To cook the potatoes, start by rinsing them under cool running water. If needed, brush them with a vegetable brush to remove excess dirt. Place the potatoes in a medium saucepan and add cold water just enough to cover. Over medium-high heat, bring the potatoes to a boil.
To steam the asparagus, place a steamer basket over the saucepan with the potatoes and add the asparagus. Cook the asparagus until it can be pierced with a fork for about 10 minutes. Then transfer the asparagus into a bowl with ice water. This helps to preserve the vibrant green color.
Once the potatoes are done (usually takes 10 to 13 minutes). Carefully drain the potatoes and let them cool.
Once the potatoes are cool enough to handle, cut them into halves or quarters. Cut the asparagus into bite-size pieces.
Place the potatoes, asparagus, onion, cucumbers, radishes and parsley into a big bowl.
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--FILE--
<?php
require_once __DIR__ . "/../utils/basic.inc";

$manager = new MongoDB\Driver\Manager(STANDALONE);

$result = $manager->executeUpdate(
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echo "\n===> WriteResult\n";
printWriteResult($result);

echo "\n===> Collection\n";
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?>
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<?php exit(0); ?>
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matchedCount: 0
modifiedCount: 0
upsertedCount: 1
deletedCount: 0
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Entamoeba é um gênero de Ameboides encontrado como parasitas ou comensais no intestino de animais.

Em 1875, Fedor Lösch descreveu cinco casos de disenteria amébica em St Petersburg, Rússia. Ele se referiu à espécie que encontrou como Amoeba coli, mas não é claro se ele se referia a um termo descritivo ou a uma categoria taxonômica. O gênero Entamoeba foi definido por Casagrandi e Barbagallo pela espécie Entamoeba coli, que é um organismo comensal. O organismo descrito por Lösch foi renomeado por Entamoeba histolytica por Fritz Schaudinn em 1903.

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US Tennis says sorry for using Nazi-era anthem before Germany Fed Cup match
• Obsolete 'Deutschland, Deutschland uber alles' version used in Hawaii
• 'It was the worst experience that has ever happened to me' – Andrea Petkovic
Sun 12 Feb 2017 06.37 EST Last modified on Tue 28 Nov 2017 00.37 EST
German national anthem associated with Nazi regime performed before Fed Cup match – video
The United States Tennis Association has apologised after a version of Germany's historic national anthem associated with the Nazi regime was performed before a Fed Cup match.
A male soloist at the match on the Hawaiian island of Maui sang the verse beginning with the lines "Deutschland, Deutschland uber alles, uber alles in der Welt", which translates as "Germany, Germany, above all, above all in the world".
Konta and Watson fight back to keep alive GB's Fed Cup promotion dreams
Although the words were written long before the Nazis ruled Germany, they became closely identified with Adolf Hitler's Third Reich in the period before and during the second world war.
The offending verse, which traditionally began the anthem, is now considered anachronistic.
The third verse of the 19th century Deutschlandlied, the words of which were written in 1841, is the only one performed in modern-day Germany and is officially classed as the national anthem.
The German team member Andrea Petkovic was disturbed by Saturday's performance, saying on the German federation's website: "It was the worst experience that has ever happened to me – horrifying and shocking."
She added, according to Bild: "This is the year 2017 – that something like this happens in America, it can't happen. It's embarrassing and speaks of ignorance."
The USTA said in a statement: "We extend our sincerest apologies to the German Fed Cup team and all of its fans for the performance of an outdated National Anthem prior to today's Fed Cup competition.
"In no way did we mean any disrespect. This mistake will not occur again, and the correct anthem will be performed for the remainder of this first-round tie."
Petkovic went on to lose her singles match against America's Alison Riske, before rain held up the contest between Julia Görges and Coco Vandeweghe.


MIAMI (CBSMiami)- The three daughters and granddaughter of a prominent, 85-year-old math professor from Miami-Dade College are asking for the public's help after he was struck and killed by a hit and run driver.
Miami Police said David Hertzig died Saturday after he was struck just before 7:30 a.m. on Monday at S.W. 37th Ave. and Charles Terrace, where flowers now mark the spot of the crime.
Hertzig was riding his bicycle from his home to the Inter-American campus of Miami-Dade College when he was struck, leaving him with a broken shoulder, hip, ribs and pelvis. He was rushed to Jackson Memorial Hospital. His family says he died Saturday as a result of his injuries.
Miami Police have released a bulletin saying they are looking for a newer model, blue Jaguar and want to question the driver.
Anyone with information that can help Miami Police should call Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at (305) 471-TIPS (8477).


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Dr. James (Jim) Schmotter is a former President of Western Connecticut State University. He has spent his career spanning the boundaries of academic disciplines to increase the effectiveness and success of higher education institutions. After earning a Ph.D. in American History at Northwestern and studying Higher Education Administration at Columbia, he attained a national reputation as an innovator in business education as associate dean and director of international studies at Cornell's Johnson Graduate School of Management and as dean at Lehigh University and Western Michigan University. From 2004 through 2015 he served as President of Western Connecticut State University.
At Cornell, Schmotter directed international partnerships and developed an experiential interdisciplinary program that combined MBA courses, intensive Japanese language study and internships. He also led admissions, financial aid and career services and served as chairman of the board of the Graduate Management Admission Council. In this role, he was the author of an influential study, Leadership for a Changing World: The Future of Graduate Management Education.
At Lehigh, he led a strategic planning process that restructured academic departments, developed a new Master's in Management of Technology and lowered MBA tuition by 22%, producing a 70% increase in enrollment. At Western Michigan's Haworth College of Business, he expanded international partnerships in South and Southeast Asia, including an MBA program in Singapore.
At Western Connecticut, Schmotter oversaw a comprehensive strategic planning process that developed a new institutional vision. From this strategy, he helped create a new School of Visual and Performing Arts, which has quickly attained national recognition. This school is housed in a new $97 million facility, a highlight of the $300 million in capital improvements made during his tenure. He championed partnerships with local high schools to develop a program that significantly reduced the need for freshman remediation. He also successfully led the campus through crisis: the nearby 2012 Sandy Hook School shootings, which brought unsought attention and affected faculty, staff and students.
Schmotter has chaired and served on accreditation teams for the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and for AACSB: The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. He chaired the NCAA Division III Presidents Council and was a member of the NCAA Executive Committee from 2011-2013. He is a member of the board of directors of Ethan Allen Interiors, Inc. and has consulted for a variety of businesses and non-profit organizations including IBM, TRW, the Graduate Management Admissions Council, and USIA. In Connecticut, he served on the boards of the Greater Danbury Chamber of Commerce, the Savings Bank of Danbury Foundation and two grassroots minority scholarship organizations—the Hord Foundation and the Latino Scholarship Fund. In Michigan, he chaired the local Junior Achievement chapter and was a founding managing director of a high tech business incubator. In Pennsylvania, he authored a strategic plan for the economic development of the Lehigh Valley region. The Connecticut State Conference of the American Association of University Professors honored him in 2015 with the Walter E. Brady, Jr. Award for the Advancement of Higher Education in Connecticut.
Schmotter's many publications and presentations reflect the cross-disciplinary nature of his career and intellectual interests. These include prize-winning refereed articles on the development of the Congregational Ministry in 18th-century New England, writings on the history and future of American and international business education, and practitioner pieces on developing international partnerships, effective academic leadership, and the role of the arts in economic development. He earned his B.A. in History at Muskingum College.


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