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Floreffe ist eine Gemeinde in der Provinz Namur im wallonischen Teil Belgiens am Fluss Sambre, etwa elf Kilometer südwestlich der Stadt Namur. Sie besteht aus den Ortsteilen Floreffe, Floriffoux, Franière, Sovimont und Soye.
mini|Abtei Floreffe

Geschichte
Der Name Floreffe geht auf die lateinische Ortsbezeichnung "Florete flores" ("Auf dass die Blumen blühen") zurück.

Im Jahr 1121 gründete hier Norbert von Xanten das zweite Kloster der Prämonstratenser, die Abtei Floreffe, an deren Fuß das Dorf entstand. Das Kloster wurde in der Folge der Französischen Revolution 1797 aufgelöst. Nach dem Konkordat von 1801 kehrte der Abt mit einigen Brüdern in die Abtei zurück. Nach dem Tod des letzten Konventmitgliedes 1842 fiel die Abtei an das Bistum Namur, das dort ein Seminarzentrum und eine Schule unterhält. Die Klosteranlage enthält Gebäude vom 12. bis zum 20. Jahrhundert. Sehenswert ist vor allem das Chorgestühl der Abteikirche (1632–1648), welches von Pierre Enderlin geschnitzt wurde. Die aus dem Kloster stammende reich verzierte Bibel von Floreffe aus der Zeit um 1170 befindet sich heute in der British Library in London (Add MS 17738).

In Floreffe finden einmal jährlich der landesweit bekannte Kunsthandwerk-Salon Arisan'art, das World-Musik-Festival Esperanzah, eine Ausstellung der Floreffer Künstler, eine Weinmesse sowie zu Pfingsten ein großer Flohmarkt statt. Das Kulturzentrum von Floreffe organisiert unter anderem eine gut besuchte Theater-Saison. Für Sportsfreunde gibt es eine Sporthalle und die durch Floreffe laufenden Wanderwege GR-Fernwanderweg und Radwanderwege (RAVeL). In und um Floreffe gibt es mehrere Höhlen, wobei nur die Tropfsteinhöhle unter den Fundamenten eines schlossartigen Turmes touristisch genutzt wird. Alle anderen kann man aber über den Speläologie-Club von Floreffe besichtigen. In dem Gemeindeteil Sovimont gibt es auf einer Gemeinschaftsinitiative "Vitis" hin einen Weinberg, der von den Einwohnern betreut wird und jährlich zu einem Fest seines Schutzpatrons St. Vincent einlädt.

Söhne der Stadt
 Hugo von Floreffe, mittellateinischer Prämonstratensermönch und Autor, der um 1228 im Kloster Floreffe wirkte
 Victor Linart (1889–1977), Radrennfahrer

Literatur

Weblinks

 Website der Gemeinde Floreffe

Ort in der Provinz Namur

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Drug for cystic fibrosis patients associated with higher hospitalization risk
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Long-term use of a class of drugs that suppress stomach acid is associated with an increased risk of hospitalization for cystic fibrosis patients, who are widely prescribed the medications, according to a recent study by University of Florida Health researchers.
The study looked at a class of acid-suppressive drugs called proton pump inhibitors, which are used to treat reflux, heartburn, ulcers and other conditions.
In looking at the medical history of 114 patients seen in the UF Adult Cystic Fibrosis Center during 2016, the study found patients using PPIs long term were more often hospitalized for complications of the disease than patients not on the drugs.
The study found the mean annual number of hospitalizations was 1.4, compared with 0.9 for non-PPI users, a statistically significant difference for researchers.
This research underlines the need for physicians to more closely evaluate whether a cystic fibrosis patient can benefit from the acid-suppressant drugs or if other alternatives might be available, said Jorge Lascano, M.D., the director of the UF Adult Cystic Fibrosis Center and the study's senior author.
Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that causes thick, sticky mucus to build up in the lungs, digestive tract and other areas of the body. About 30,000 Americans have the disease.
The study's lead author, Fares Ayoub, M.D., a second-year internal medicine resident in the UF College of Medicine's department of medicine, said many cystic fibrosis patients take a proton pump inhibitor because they are prone to acid reflux, a condition that can lead to additional lung problems.
The effectiveness of proton pump inhibitors in cystic fibrosis patients and the general population have made them, under various brand names, among the nation's top-selling medications.
"It's a very easy medication to prescribe," Lascano, an assistant professor in the UF College of Medicine's division of pulmonary, critical care and sleep medicine, said at the conference.
In UF Health's cystic fibrosis practice, he said, proton pump inhibitor use has been reduced by 25 percent. The practice, a major referral center for cystic fibrosis patients, has about 200 patients.
"I think the bigger issue here is that probably not all the patients on proton pump inhibitors need to be prescribed this medication," Lascano said. "We might need to de-escalate their usage. If the patient needs it, we keep them on. But if they don't, we say, 'OK, this is not for you. We should find something else or not use anything at all.'"
The study only examined cystic fibrosis patients. Other studies have associated small risks of complications with chronic proton pump inhibitor use in the general population, including increased risks for dementia and kidney disease.
Ayoub said the drug is often the right medication for the patient. But physicians should also examine other methods of combating the stomach acidity causing reflux, he said.
"People have a meal and feel heartburn and are often reflexively placed on a proton pump inhibitor," said Ayoub. "And that is not how things should be."
Might lifestyle changes or diet improve the condition? Those steps might include lifting the head of the bed up or not eating a few hours before sleep. Or patients might benefit from other medications, such as H2 blockers, which have fewer potential complications.
In some cases, anti-reflux surgery might be appropriate, researchers said.
"Proton pump inhibitors are great medications," Ayoub said. "They really work. But they're not benign. All we are doing is advocating that the right patients be on them."
He said it also is important for most patients not to be on an open-ended regimen of proton pump inhibitors. "They're very good when used within a pre-specified time course," Ayoub said. "You take them for the appropriate duration and then you should be off of them, just like any other class of medication."
Lascano said this study was a natural offshoot of the multidisciplinary approach the center takes in treating cystic fibrosis patients, combining the efforts of pulmonologists, gastroenterologists and other specialists.
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//http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/GROVE_System
//http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_result&search_in_description=1&keyword=grovefamily
//support starter bundle example http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/GROVE_-_Starter_Kit_V1.1b

/**
 * @fileoverview Helper functions for generating seeeduino grove blocks.
 * @author gasolin@gmail.com (Fred Lin)
 */

goog.provide('Blockly.Blocks.grove');

goog.require('Blockly.Blocks');

Blockly.Blocks['grove_led'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/index.php?title=GROVE_-_Starter_Bundle_V1.0b#LED',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("LED")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/images/product/groveblue%20white.jpg", 64, 64))
        .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.digital), "PIN")
        .appendField("stat")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown([["HIGH", "HIGH"], ["LOW", "LOW"]]), "STAT");
    this.setPreviousStatement(true, null);
    this.setNextStatement(true, null);
    this.setTooltip('green LED');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_button'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/index.php?title=GROVE_-_Starter_Bundle_V1.0b#Button',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Button")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/images/product/bgpushb1.jpg", 64, 64))
        .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.digital), "PIN");
    this.setOutput(true, 'Boolean');
    this.setTooltip('Basic digital input');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_rotary_angle'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/index.php?title=GROVE_-_Starter_Bundle_V1.0b#Potentiometer',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(10);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Rotary Angle")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/images/product/GroveRotaryP.jpg", 64, 64))
        .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.analog), "PIN");
    this.setOutput(true, 'Number');
    this.setTooltip('Analog output between 0 and Vcc');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_tilt_switch'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/index.php?title=GROVE_-_Starter_Bundle_V1.0b#Tilt_switch',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Tilt Switch")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/images/product/gbtlt.jpg", 64, 64))
        .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.digital), "PIN");
    this.setOutput(true, 'Boolean');
    this.setTooltip('When the switch is level it is open, and when tilted, the switch closes.');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_piezo_buzzer'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/GROVE_-_Starter_Kit_V1.1b#Grove_.E2.80.93_Buzzer',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Piezo Buzzer")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/images/107020000%201.jpg", 64, 64))
        .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.digital), "PIN")
        .appendField("stat")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown([["HIGH", "HIGH"], ["LOW", "LOW"]]), "STAT");
    this.setPreviousStatement(true, null);
    this.setNextStatement(true, null);
    this.setTooltip('Emit a tone when the output is high');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_relay'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Grove_-_Relay',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Relay")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/images/1030200051.jpg", 64, 64))
        .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.digital), "PIN")
        .appendField("stat")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown([["HIGH", "HIGH"], ["LOW", "LOW"]]), "STAT");
    this.setPreviousStatement(true, null);
    this.setNextStatement(true, null);
    this.setTooltip('capable of switching a much higher voltages and currents. The maximum voltage and current that can be controlled by this module upto 250V at 10 amps.');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_temporature_sensor'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Project_Seven_-_Temperature',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(10);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Temporature Sensor")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/images/101020015%201.jpg", 64, 64))
        .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.analog), "PIN")
    this.setOutput(true, 'Number');
    this.setTooltip('return number of ambient temperature in ℃');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_serial_lcd_print'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/index.php?title=GROVE_-_Starter_Bundle_V1.0b#Serial_LCD',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Serial LCD")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/images/product/Serial%20LCD.jpg", 64, 64))
        .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.digital), "PIN");
    this.appendValueInput("TEXT", 'String')
        .setCheck('String')
        .setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
        .appendField("print line1");
    this.appendValueInput("TEXT2", 'String')
        .setCheck('String')
        .setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
        .appendField("print line2")
    this.appendValueInput("DELAY_TIME", 'Number')
        .setCheck('Number')
        .setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
        .appendField("Delay");
    this.setPreviousStatement(true, null);
    this.setNextStatement(true, null);
    this.setTooltip('print text on an 16 character by 2 line LCD.');
  }
};

//grove lcd power on/off
Blockly.Blocks['grove_serial_lcd_power'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/index.php?title=GROVE_-_Starter_Bundle_V1.0b#LED',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Serial LCD")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/images/product/Serial%20LCD.jpg", 64, 64))
        .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.digital), "PIN");
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
        .appendField("Power")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown([["ON", "ON"], ["OFF", "OFF"]]), "STAT");
    this.setPreviousStatement(true, null);
    this.setNextStatement(true, null);
    this.setTooltip('Turn LCD power on/off');
  }
};

//scroll left/right/no scroll/blink/noblink
Blockly.Blocks['grove_serial_lcd_effect'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/index.php?title=GROVE_-_Starter_Bundle_V1.0b#LED',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Serial LCD")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/images/product/Serial%20LCD.jpg", 64, 64))
        .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.digital), "PIN");
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
        .appendField("Effect")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown([["Scroll Left", "LEFT"], ["Scroll Right", "RIGHT"], ["Scroll Auto", "AUTO"]]), "STAT");
    this.setPreviousStatement(true, null);
    this.setNextStatement(true, null);
    this.setTooltip('Turn LCD power on/off');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_sound_sensor'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Grove_-_Sound_Sensor',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(10);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Sound Sensor")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/seeed/img/2017-02/fhpNt4QmMYZRtWvB40LIiMrw.jpg", 64, 64))
        .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.analog), "PIN")
    this.setOutput(true, 'Number');
    this.setTooltip('Detect the sound strength of the environment');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_pir_motion_sensor'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Grove_-_PIR_Motion_Sensor',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("PIR Motion Sensor")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/images/product/Grove%20-%20PIR%20Motion%20Sensor.jpg", 64, 64))
        .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.digital), "PIN")
    this.setOutput(true, 'Number');
    this.setTooltip('When anyone moves in it\'s detecting range, the sensor outputs HIGH.');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_line_finder'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Grove_-_Line_Finder',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Line Finder")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/seeed/img/2016-09/WcjECS8Y4O8dSFI1TxymsAtg.jpg", 64, 64))
	      .appendField("PIN#")
	      .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.digital), "PIN");
    this.setOutput(true, 'Boolean');
    this.setTooltip('Output digital signal so the robot can reliably follow a black line on a white background');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_ultrasonic_ranger'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Grove_-_Ultrasonic_Ranger',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
	      .appendField("Ultrasonic Ranger")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/seeed/img/2016-09/kIyY21sbC6ct7JYzCWf1mAPs.jpg", 64, 64))
	      .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.digital), "PIN")
        .appendField("unit")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown([["cm", "cm"],  ["inch", "inch"]]), "UNIT");
    this.setOutput(true, 'Number');
    this.setTooltip('Non-contact distance measurement module');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_motor_shield'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Motor_Shield',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Motor")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("http://wiki.seeedstudio.com/images/4/4d/Smotoshield2.jpg", 64, 64))
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown([["Stop", "stop"], ["Forward", "forward"], ["Right", "right"], ["Left", "left"], ["Backward", "backward"]]), "DIRECTION");
    /*this.appendValueInput("SPEED", 'Number')
        .setCheck('Number')
        .setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
        .appendField("Speed");*/
    this.setPreviousStatement(true, null);
    this.setNextStatement(true, null);
    this.setTooltip('Drive two brushed DC motors');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_thumb_joystick'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Grove_-_Thumb_Joystick',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(10);
    this.appendDummyInput()
	.appendField("Thumb Joystick")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("https://statics3.seeedstudio.com/images/product/bgjoy1.jpg", 64, 64))
	.appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.analog), "PIN")
        .appendField("axis")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown([["x", "x"],  ["y", "y"]]), "AXIS");
    this.setOutput(true, 'Number');
this.setTooltip('output two analog values(200~800) representing two directions');
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_rgb_led'] = {
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/index.php?title=Twig_-_Chainable_RGB_LED',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
  .appendField("Chainable RGB LED")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/images/product/chanbalelednb1.jpg", 64, 64))
  .appendField("PIN#")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.digital), "PIN")
    this.appendDummyInput("COLOR0")
        .setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
        .appendField("Color 1")
        .appendField(new Blockly.FieldColour("#00ff00"), "RGB0");
    this.setMutator(new Blockly.Mutator(['grove_rgb_led_item']));
    this.setPreviousStatement(true, null);
    this.setNextStatement(true, null);
    this.setTooltip('256 color LED, currently Chainable feature is not support');
    this.itemCount_ = 1;
  },
  mutationToDom: function() {
    var container = document.createElement('mutation');
    container.setAttribute('items', this.itemCount_);
    for (var x = 0; x < this.itemCount_; x++) {
      var colour_rgb = this.getFieldValue('RGB0');
      //alert(colour_rgb);
      container.setAttribute('RGB' + x, colour_rgb);
    }
    return container;
  },
  domToMutation: function(xmlElement) {
    for (var x = 0; x < this.itemCount_; x++) {
      this.removeInput('COLOR' + x);
    }
    this.itemCount_ = window.parseInt(xmlElement.getAttribute('items'), 10);
    for (var x = 0; x < this.itemCount_; x++) {
      var color = window.parseInt(xmlElement.getAttribute('RGB'+x), "#00ff00");
      var input = this.appendDummyInput('COLOR' + x);
      //if (x == 0) {
        input.setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
             .appendField("Color "+(x+1))
             .appendField(new Blockly.FieldColour(color), "RGB" + x);
      //}
    }
    if (this.itemCount_ == 0) {
      this.appendDummyInput('COLOR0')
          .setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
          .appendField("Color 1")
          .appendField(new Blockly.FieldColour("#00ff00"), "RGB0");
    }
  },
  decompose: function(workspace) {
    var containerBlock = Blockly.Block.obtain(workspace,
                                              'grove_rgb_led_container');
    containerBlock.initSvg();
    var connection = containerBlock.getInput('STACK').connection;
    for (var x = 0; x < this.itemCount_; x++) {
      var itemBlock = Blockly.Block.obtain(workspace, 'grove_rgb_led_item');
      itemBlock.initSvg();
      connection.connect(itemBlock.previousConnection);
      connection = itemBlock.nextConnection;
    }
    return containerBlock;
  },
  compose: function(containerBlock) {
    // Disconnect all input blocks and remove all inputs.
    if (this.itemCount_ == 0) {
      this.removeInput('COLOR0');
    } else {
      for (var x = this.itemCount_ - 1; x >= 0; x--) {
        //console.log("cnt:"+x);
        this.removeInput('COLOR' + x);
      }
    }
    /*var top;
    if(this.itemCount_ > 0){
      top = this.itemCount_-1;
    } else {
      top = 0;
    }
    console.log("top:"+top);*/
    this.itemCount_ = 0;
    // Rebuild the block's inputs.
    var itemBlock = containerBlock.getInputTargetBlock('STACK');
    while (itemBlock) {
      var colour_rgb = this.getFieldValue('RGB' + this.itemCount_);
      if(colour_rgb==null){
          colour_rgb = "00ff00";
      }
      //console.log("blk:"+this.itemCount_);
      /*if(top>this.itemCount_){
        this.removeInput('COLOR' + this.itemCount_);
      }*/
      var input = this.appendDummyInput('COLOR' + this.itemCount_);
      //if (this.itemCount_ == 0) {
        input.setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
             .appendField("Color " + (this.itemCount_+1))
             .appendField(new Blockly.FieldColour(colour_rgb), "RGB" + this.itemCount_);
      //}
      // Reconnect any child blocks.
      if (itemBlock.valueConnection_) {
        input.connection.connect(itemBlock.valueConnection_);
      }
      this.itemCount_++;
      itemBlock = itemBlock.nextConnection &&
          itemBlock.nextConnection.targetBlock();
    }
    if (this.itemCount_ == 0) {
      this.appendDummyInput('COLOR0')
          .setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
          .appendField("Color 1")
          .appendField(new Blockly.FieldColour("#00ff00"), "RGB0");
    }
  }
  /*saveConnections: function(containerBlock) {
    // Store a pointer to any connected child blocks.
    var itemBlock = containerBlock.getInputTargetBlock('STACK');
    var x = 0;
    while (itemBlock) {
      var input = this.getInput('COLOR' + x);
      itemBlock.valueConnection_ = input && input.connection.targetConnection;
      x++;
      itemBlock = itemBlock.nextConnection &&
          itemBlock.nextConnection.targetBlock();
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  }*/
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_rgb_led_container'] = {
  // Container.
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Container");
    this.appendStatementInput('STACK');
    this.setTooltip("Add, remove items to reconfigure this chain");
    this.contextMenu = false;
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_rgb_led_item'] = {
  // Add items.
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
        .appendField("Item");
    this.setPreviousStatement(true);
    this.setNextStatement(true);
    this.setTooltip("Add an item to the chain");
    this.contextMenu = false;
  }
};

Blockly.Blocks['grove_bluetooth_slave'] = {
  category: 'Network',
  helpUrl: 'http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Grove_-_Serial_Bluetooth',
  init: function() {
    this.setColour(190);
    this.appendDummyInput()
      .appendField("Bluetooth Slave")
      .appendField(new Blockly.FieldImage("http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/File:Twigbt00.jpg", 64, 64))
      .appendField("PIN#")
      .appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown(profile.default.digital), "PIN")
    this.appendDummyInput()
      .setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
      .appendField("Name")
      .appendField(new Blockly.FieldTextInput('blocklyduino'), 'NAME');
    this.appendDummyInput()
      .setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
      .appendField("Pincode")
      .appendField(new Blockly.FieldTextInput('0000'), 'PINCODE');
    this.appendStatementInput("RCV")
      .setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
      .appendField("Receive");
    this.appendStatementInput("SNT")
      .setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
      .appendField("Send");
    this.setPreviousStatement(true, null);
    this.setNextStatement(true, null);
    this.setTooltip('Bluetooth V2.0+EDR slave. Support single slave per board');
  }
};
//http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/File:Twig-Temp%26Humi.jpg
//http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Grove-_Temperature_and_Humidity_Sensor

//http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Grove_-_125KHz_RFID_Reader

/*
void setup()
{
	pinMode( 3 , OUTPUT);
	pinMode( 1 , INPUT);
}

void loop()
{
	if (digitalRead( 1))
	{
		digitalWrite( 3 , HIGH);
	}
	else
	{
		digitalWrite( 1 , LOW);
	}
}
*/

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Google's cloudy head count and revenues remain on the up – but specifics are still a while off
30 April 2019, 15:03 p.m.
Data & Analytics, Economy, Google
Google is still not quite ready to divulge specifics around its cloud – yet the numbers continue to rise, whether it is from revenues or employees.
Alphabet's Q1 earnings, published yesterday, saw total revenues of $36.3 billion (£27.8bn) for the most recent three months, an uptick of 16% on the previous year. Google's other revenues, of which Google Cloud forms a part, shifted up 25% to $5.4bn (£4.19bn).
Naturally, the biggest dent in Alphabet's figures was the €1.49bn (£1.28bn) fine incurred by the European Commission in March for breaching online advertising antitrust rules. Including the fine, this meant operating income for the quarter fell to $6.6bn from $8.3bn. More importantly for investors, it ensured that earnings per share (EPS) fell from $11.90 to $9.50 – well below Wall Street's expectations of $10.58.
Looking at the cloud side, CFO Ruth Porat told analysts that the biggest increase was in R&D expenses 'with headcount growth in cloud as the largest driver'. "In terms of product areas, the most sizeable headcount increases were in cloud for both technical and sales roles," Porat added.
Naturally, this is the first quarter where CEO Thomas Kurian had his feet under the table. At Next in San Francisco earlier this month, a variety of announcements were made, from cloud services platform Anthos, to an open source partner jamboree featuring Confluent, MongoDB, Redis Labs, and more.
"Thomas [Kurian] has really hit the ground running," Google CEO Sundar Pichai told analysts. "I was excited to announce Anthos, which gives customers a very elegant solution to both hybrid cloud and multi-cloud in a single technology stack. We are also deeply committed to becoming the most customer-centric cloud provider for enterprise customers and making it easier for companies to do business with us."
Many of the same stats from Next were referenced here again – nine in 10 of the biggest media companies, seven of the 10 largest retailers, and more than half of the 10 largest companies in manufacturing and financial services are using Google's cloud.
Yet what about the specifics? Amazon Web Services (AWS) disclosed revenues of $7.4bn in its most recent filings. Why couldn't Google offer something similar?
Heather Bellini, analyst at Goldman Sachs, had the opportunity to directly ask the top brass the question much of the media had been fascinated in for some time. Despite the momentum, Bellini asked, when will Google be able to share similar updates and growth rates to their biggest competitors?
"[At] the high level, the key differentiators which we are focused on and which we hear from customers are security and reliability, being really open about hybrid multi-cloud – customers don't want to be locked into any one cloud provider," said Pichai. "I think we are building a strong business across all our verticals, and we are definitely seeing a strong momentum, and look forward to being able to share more at the appropriate time."
This committed non-committal was of course to be expected, but interestingly chimed in with similar material analysts had previously told this publication. Speaking to CloudTech on the occasion of Google's Q418 results, in February, Paul Miller, senior analyst at Forrester Research, explained there was a wider picture to look at.
"All of the major players carve their portfolio up in different ways, and all of them have different strengths and weaknesses," Miller said at the time. "Make it too easy to pick out G Suite's revenue and it would look small in comparison to Microsoft's Office revenue. Make it too easy to pick out GCP, and it would look small in comparison to AWS.
"Neither of those are really apples-to-apples comparisons," Miller added. "The real value for Google – and for most of the others – is in the way that these different components can be assembled and reassembled to deliver value to their customers. That should be the story, not whether their revenue in a specific category is growing 2x, 3x, or 10x."
It is an epithet with which Google appears to heartily agree.
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Save One More Now, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) ministry that seeks to lovingly confront all activities that dishonor human life, including (but not limited to) abortion, abuse, suicide, murder, and euthanasia. It is our vision to see human life restored to its true value according to God's Word.
It is our mission to inform adults and young people on the importance of promoting and protecting human life at every stage and in any condition. There are many places in God's Word where we are instructed to care for the widow, the fatherless, the stranger, the unwanted, and the helpless. However, great confusion in today's society has expanded the need to sound the call to protect all human beings everywhere.
Our goal is to introduce others to the true life that is found only through a relationship with Jesus Christ, the Living Word, through the written Word of God, and to encourage human beings to discover God's good purpose for their lives.
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Google tries to block U.S. shipments of Apple's iPhone and iPad over 3G patents [updated]
Jonathan S. Geller @boygenius
Google is seeking to block U.S. imports of Apple's iPhone and iPad over 3G patents held by Motorola Mobility, Bloomberg is reporting.
UPDATE: Bloomberg is theorizing that due to a review of a previous ruling, Apple could face a ban on importing iPhones and iPads, but Google is not filing an injunction at this time.
By Susan Decker and William McQuillen
June 25 (Bloomberg) — A U.S. trade agency said it willreview a judge's findings that Apple Inc.'s iPhone and iPad tablet computer infringe a patent owned by Google Inc.'s Motorola Mobility unit, in a case that could lead to imports of the devices being banned. The U.S. International Trade Commission said it will review ITC Judge Thomas Pender's findings that Apple was violating one Motorola Mobility patent. The commission is scheduled to issue a final decision on Aug. 24, and has the power to block devices made in Asia from entering the U.S. The iPhone, iPad and related devices generate 78 percent of Apple's revenue. The commission said it would review aspects of all four Motorola Mobility patents in the case, including the one found to be infringed. The agency also will consider whether it should be issuing import bans on products found to infringe patents related to industry standards. Notice of the commission's decision was posted today on the agency's website. The iPhone generated $22 billion in sales last quarter for Apple, or 58 percent of the company's total revenue. It was the best-selling smartphone in the U.S., with 29 percent of the market, while Motorola Mobility had 10 percent, researcher NPD Group said May 2. Apple's iPad dominates the tablet computer market, with 72 percent of the market, according to researcher DisplaySearch. The iPad and related products brought in $9.2 billion for Apple, almost 20 percent of its revenue. Motorola Mobility filed the complaint in October 2010 as a pre-emptive strike after Apple made public statements that phones running on Google's Android operating system were copying features of the iPhone. The dispute is part of a broader global battle for supremacy in the smartphone and tablet computer markets that also pits Apple against Android-device manufacturers Samsung Electronics Co. and HTC Corp. Android is the most popular platform for smartphones, with 61 percent of the market, NPD said. Apple is appealing its loss in the patent-infringement complaint it filed at the ITC against Libertyville, Illinois- based Motorola Mobility, and a federal judge in Chicago last week threw out patent claims Apple and Motorola Mobility had filed against each other. Google bought Motorola Mobility in part to gain access to its trove of 17,000 patents, many on phone technology. Cupertino, California-based Apple also has filed a complaint against Motorola Mobility at the European Union, accusing the handset manufacturer of misusing patents that relate to industry standards. The patent that Pender said Apple infringed relates to the industry standard for 3G technology used by most phones, and Motorola Mobility has argued that Apple infringes the patent by
following the standard. Apple argued that, since Motorola Mobility helped establish the standard, it shouldn't be allowed to block use of patent inventions related to the standard. It filed a lawsuit accusing Motorola Mobility of breaching its contractual obligation to license any standard-essential patents on fair and reasonable
terms. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission, members of Congress and Microsoft Corp. have filed papers supporting Apple's argument that import bans should not be imposed on such patents. Verizon Wireless, the largest U.S. mobile-phone service provider, and No. 2 AT&T Inc. filed papers making similar arguments. Verizon Wireless, jointly owned by Verizon Communications Inc. and Vodafone Group Plc, also said an import ban on the iPhone "would hamper technological development, strand critical infrastructure investment and cost American jobs." The patent that was found to be infringed covers a way to eliminate noise so signals are clearer. A Wi-Fi patent is invalid because it doesn't cover a new invention, the judge said. No infringement was found on two other patents, for a way the server tracks which applications are available, and a sensor
to determine the proximity of a person's head to the phone so it doesn't accidentally hang up or dial unwanted numbers. The case against Apple is In the Matter of Wireless Communication Devices, Portable Music and Data Processing Devices, Computers and Components Thereof, 337-745, and Apple's case against Motorola Mobility is In the Matter of Mobile Devices and Related Software, 337-750, both U.S. International
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Biografia
Figlia di uno sceneggiatore e di un'attrice iniziò sin da bambina ad avere piccoli ruoli come attrice.

Ha partecipato a numerosi film ed anche a teatro ha avuto numerosi ruoli. Nel corso degli anni ha spostato il suo interesse maggiormente verso la regia e ha ottenuto anche dei riconoscimenti come il Premio César nel 2003 per il film Il ricordo di belle cose con protagonista Isabelle Carré.

In gioventù ha partecipato al film erotico Gwendoline nel 1984. In una intervista ha dichiarato di essere cugina di Dominique Strauss-Kahn.

Filmografia parziale

Attrice
 Gwendoline, regia di Just Jaeckin (1984)
 La crisi! (La crise), regia di Coline Serreau (1992)
 Il ricordo di belle cose (Se souvenir des belles choses), regia di Zabou Breitman (2003)
 Il ministro - L'esercizio dello Stato (L'Exercice de l'État), regia di Pierre Schöller (2011)
 Due agenti molto speciali (De l'autre côté du périph), regia di David Charhon (2012)
 24 jours, la vérité sur l'affaire Ilan Halimi, regia di Alexandre Arcady (2014)
 Baden Baden, regia di Rachel Lang (2016)
 Un amore sopra le righe (Mr & Mme Adelman), regia di Nicolas Bedos (2017)
AAA genero cercasi (Le gendre de ma vie), regia di François Desagnat (2018)

Regista
 Il ricordo di belle cose (Se souvenir des belles choses, 2003)

Discografia
Album in studio
 1986 - Adélaïde (con Arnold Turboust)

Singoli
 1985 - Billy Ze Kick (Bande Originale Du Film) (come Zabou)
 1986 - Adélaïde (con Arnold Turboust)
 1990 - Rentrons chez nous (come Zabou)

Riconoscimenti (parziale)
Premio César
 2003 - Migliore opera prima per il film Il ricordo di belle cose

Doppiatrici italiane
 Lilli Manzini in Un amore sopra le righe
 Roberta Greganti in AAA genero cercasi

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Premi César per la migliore opera prima


Early silicon solar photovoltaic sells did not, however, have good efficiency. In addition, running them were a bit costly. However, as time passes, efficiency increased while the cost decreased. In 1955, Hoffman Electronics-Semiconductor Division introduced photovoltaic products with only a 2% efficiency, with an energy cost of $1,785/Watt (USD). In 1957, Hoffman Electronics were able to introduce cells with an increased efficiency, at 8%. The same company's solar cell efficiency was increased to 9% in 1958 and 10% in 1959. The efficiency skyrocketed to 14% in 1960. In 1985, researchers at University of New South Wales, Australia were able to construct a solar cell that has over 20% efficiency. A 20% efficiency solar cell were patented in 1992.
Extremely intriguing and insightful tips. Bookmarked ! Thanks for the amazing read.
It's incredible to think how far solar technology has come in terms of both costs and efficiency! Imagine when 44.4% efficiency is commonplace – we'll only need 10 panels on the roof for a 5kW system! This will open whole new avenues of potential ways to utilise solar power – especially if the costs continue to fall.
The future is driven by nano engineering. Look at LED lights, LED t.v. and OLED t.v. research, lasers, chips, and you will see solar p.v.
and bankruptcy. Calpine energy the president retired with $20,000,000.00 (of my money) so the problem is with greed not the pv.


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Parent Post: "We All Have Our Comfort Zones"
By Mike Hess, Father of GCY Fellow in Senegal
Most of us have comfort zones; modes of living our lives in which we feel safe, and in which tomorrow is, if not completely knowable, then at least reasonably predictable. We instinctively feel more at ease when we imagine we have control over our surroundings.
Yet these comfort zones can restrict and mislead us.
By lounging too comfortably within them, we leave ourselves unprepared for the day when the outside world inevitably comes knocking at the door. Sometimes it will arrive bearing flowers, but sometimes it will push its way in uninvited, put its feet up on the coffee table, and light up a foul-smelling cigar.
By the same token, in failing to look beyond the fences we've built around the fields we know, we risk never fully knowing ourselves.
Global Citizen Year, the brainchild of Abby Falik, is an organization dedicated to taking young people out of their comfort zones and preparing them to be leaders in a world where the opposite side of the globe is a mere Tweet away.
Abby's vision is to encourage a new generation of leadership, with a better understanding of the world out there; a world that is changing and shrinking daily. It's a worthy vision, because if our strategies for dealing with the world do not change as the world changes, we may as well base our plans on a groundhog's shadow.
The Global Citizen Year program emphasizes the concept of a "bridge year;" a year taken between leaving high school and starting college, during which a student has an opportunity not only to learn some extraordinary things, but to accomplish some extraordinary things as well.
When my daughter Emily first brought the program to my attention during her senior year at Warren Central High School, I was dismayed. Though I was excited for her, the cost seemed prohibitive.
I need not have worried. The program offers grants and scholarships that made the cost to my family almost nothing. I did not need to make a choice between being able to buy groceries and being able to give my daughter this amazing opportunity.
Thanks to substantial financial aid, made possible by both private and corporate contributors, Emily is currently in Senegal, West Africa, teaching English to adults and children alike. She has been there since October of last year, and will not come home until May.
Whenever I describe the program to another parent, I get two responses, usually in rapid fire succession and sometimes in differing order: "You must be really proud!" and "You must be really terrified!"
My response to the first is easy. Of course I'm proud. I can barely contain how proud I am of her. In fact, you might want to duck because I may well explode.
The second comment is not as easy to address. The day she was born, I followed her around the waiting room, holding my hands under her in fear that someone might fumble her as she was passed from relative to relative. Even my own parents, veterans of an army of children and grandchildren, were not fully trusted to handle my precious new-born baby girl.
Now, a mere eighteen years later, she's thousands of miles away, in a foreign country I was barely aware of before she went there, riding a bus with a wooden floor that's carrying people and chickens alike.
Of course I'm terrified. But with that fear comes the knowledge that I can't provide a safety net for her forever. She has to take her own risks in order to be her own person and develop her own potential.
In any case, any time I feel afraid for her, I take inspiration from her. I think back on the day at the airport as she boarded the plane for San Francisco, where her Global Citizen Year training was to take place.
She was terrified. Who wouldn't be? But courage isn't a lack of fear. Lack of fear merely implies a lack of imagination. True courage is being afraid and continuing on despite that fear. And that's precisely what she did. She boarded that plane and took a huge step into her future.
Benjamin Franklin once said "To be thrown upon one's own resources is to be cast into the very lap of fortune: for our faculties then undergo a development and display an energy of which they were previously unsusceptible."
That Mister Franklin sure knew what he was talking about. Today Emily faces and overcomes daily struggles that most of us can scarcely imagine, and even from thousands of miles away through the tenuous connections of Skype, texting, and Facebook, I can feel her growing and maturing.
In doing so, she is learning to understand a culture which, though it bears many important similarities to our own, also has its own unique flavors and aspirations. In the process, she's also learning a lot about herself and gaining a confidence in her own abilities that she might never otherwise have had the opportunity to develop.
This week, just ahead of the March 1st GCY recruitment deadline, Abby Falik is in Indianapolis the for the purpose of raising funds and awareness of her program. I would urge every high school senior to check out the GCY program at en.globalcitizenyear.org, and I would urge their parents to do the same.
I would also urge financial supporters to continue supporting this worthy program. It is an investment in the futures of the participants in the program, and also an investment in our nation's future as a global leader.
(See the published version in the IndyStar here.)


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Round Rock Living: A Moving Guide From All My Sons
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Round Rock's position just fifteen miles north of Austin may tempt you to label it as an Austin suburb, but Round Rock stands on its own feet as an established city with its own amenities. From simple pleasures such as a day-long shopping adventure to the Round Rock Premium Outlets to housing leading corporations like Dell and Farmers Insurance Group, Round Rock has captured the attention of Central Texas, the state, and even the nation.
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Salt Lake has a interesting network of Parks. The Jordan River Parkway runs through the center of the valley. The Dimple Dell area has a equestrian park. Salt Lake itself has several major parks including Liberty Park, Sugarhouse, Pioneer Park and other green spaces. Perhaps the most amazing of all parks is the short walk from downtown Salt Lake into the back country through City Creek.
The historic Wheeler Farm teaches about the farming history in the Salt Lake Valley.
Home of the county fair and Utah Arts festival. Check the calendar for schedule of events.
The Cottonwood Heights Park and Recreation Center is a County Parks facility located at 7500 South 2700 East.
A photographic tour of parks in the Salt Lake Valley.
Information on Salt Lake County Parks. The site includes information on reserving facilities.
The Utah Freedom Memorial site has information on a veteran memorial being build in Sandy City.


An odd bureaucratic reshuffling, seemingly out of the blue.
The 2.1 million-person civilian workforce represents one of the Federal Government's larger investments and one with great impact. Like any large organization, the Federal Government is only as effective as its people. To address serious shortcomings in the areas of hiring, retention, and performance management, the Executive Branch needs a workforce management structure that elevates personnel strategy and policy, allows for a holistic view of its human capital, and continually optimizes the human resources transactional services necessary to administer one of the largest workforces in the world.
To address long standing workforce management issues, the Administration's June 2018 Government Reform and Reorganization Plan included a proposal to merge all of OPM's transactional and consultative services (e.g., those within Human Resources Solutions (HRS), Retirement Services, and Healthcare & Insurance) into GSA. The 2020 President's Budget reflects the end-state organizational structure and resources necessary to achieve this reorganization of OPM.
$50 million is a rounding error in the Federal budget and this may well wind up saving a negligible amount overall. But, again, it's not obvious to me what problem this is trying to solve.
This administration has made no secret of their desire to dismantle the entire civil service system. This move is likely just a first step that could in some way make that eventual goal easier to accomplish.
As noted in the article, this is mostly about moving the National Background Investigations Bureau into the DoD. Given the Office of Personnel Management data breach involving that specific bureau, this may be a good idea, as the DoD has more experience protecting that sort of information.
@Stormy Dragon: That move I knew about.
Every large company that I have worked for has had random reorganizations that make no real difference anywhere, but are then hailed as a success by someone who was charged with leading that reorganization. There might be a clarification of mission statements.
And then, that guy moves to a different part of the company and does it again to great acclaim.
As much as I want to suspect that everything the Trump administration does is terrible, I actually just suspect that they hired that guy. I mean, they probably hired him out of nepotism, but still, he's harmless if he just shuffles a few titles around and combines and separates budgets.
Might be Barron's first role in the administration. What other 13 year old gets to say that he restructured two large government agencies to better meet the needs of their consumers, the American People?
I heard about the planned move of the NBIB to the DoD last year, but nothing about the other changes.
There are a host of problems with OPM and the federal bureaucracy in general. Moving pucks on an org chart does nothing to fix them. I don't see any purpose or use for this move.
When these two agencies with nonoverlapping duties have been merged, the Administration will then declare a large Reduction in Force to eliminate alleged 'redundancies' in their workforce.
It's a combination of "starve the beast" and Trump's personal animosity toward the "deep state". Federal civilian employees loathe him; he knows this.
Disclosure: I saw the first installment of Jackson's movie, but have never read the book, nor intend to ever do so.
But that's a killer good quartet of lines.
Jared Kushner using Whatsapp to discuss nuclear tech with MBS, Netanyahu.
Efficiency and use of updated technology should be the normal situation. There are probably some agencies are in a time warp when it comes to technology, using manual typewriters and rotary cell phones.
There are many agencies that are repetitive, outdated, and not needed: such as the Tricycle Safety Authority and the Office of Civil War benefits. There are probably many of these agencies that were cranked up long, long ago, and are now unseen and unknown to anyone except the people who work there.
Some agencies are unknown to the Congress and even the president. See NGA. Senator Goldwater once demanded to get into the infamous Hanger 18 at Wright-Patterson AFB. General LeMay, head of the USAF told him where he could go, and it wasn't Ohio.
*One time at work we had a meeting. The supervisor decided to rearrange the seating and tables so that we would be closer together. We ended up further apart. There is a lesson there somewhere.
The real purpose behind the reorging here is to move personnel policy into the EOP with the mistaken belief that it will allow them more control (they don't seem to appreciate it is governed by statute).
@DrDaveT: There is no reason to have to CFO offices, to CIO offices, to Congressional Liaison offices, etc. They should be consolidated and redundant admin functions eliminated and they can invest those resources in the mission.