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namespace jhead\Modis;

abstract class RedisModel {

    const HASH_FORMAT = "model:token";

    protected $token;
    protected $hash;
    protected $attributes = [];

    public $fillable = [ 'token' ];
    protected $hidden = [ 'hidden', 'attributes', 'fillable' ];

    protected function __construct(array $attributes = []) {
        $this->attributes = $attributes;
        $this->fill($this->attributes);

        $this->token = $this->getToken();
        $this->hash = $this->getHash();
    }

    /**
     * Assign contents of $attributes to class as key-value pairs
     *
     * @param array $attributes
     * @return void
     */
    protected function fill(array $attributes = []) {
        foreach ($attributes as $attr => $value) {
            $this->$attr = $value;
        }
    }

    public function getVisibleAttributes() {
        $vars = get_object_vars($this);

        foreach ($this->hidden as $attr) {
            if ( array_key_exists($attr, $vars) ) {
                unset($vars[$attr]);
            }
        }

        return $vars;
    }

    public function save() {
        RedisDataProvider::saveModel($this);
    }

    public function getToken() {
        if ( !isset($this->token) ) {
            $this->token = $this->generateToken();
        }

        return $this->token;
    }

    abstract protected function generateToken();

    public function getHash() {
        if ( !isset($this->hash) ) {
            $this->hash = RedisDataProvider::formatHash([
                'model' => self::sanitizeModelName( self::getModelName() ),
                'token' => $this->token
            ]);
        }

        return $this->hash;
    }

    /**
     * See __toString()
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function asJson() {
        return $this->__toString();
    }

    /**
     * Provides the current class in JSON format
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function __toString() {
        $vars = $this->getVisibleAttributes();

        $json_output = json_encode($vars);
        return $json_output;
    }

    /**
     * Searches for a model and token combination in the Redis database
     * and returns a new instance of the model with key-value pairs
     * from the database associated with it.
     *
     * @param int $token
     * @return jhead\Redis\RedisModel
     */
    public static function find($token) {
        $model_name = self::getModelName();

        $attributes = RedisDataProvider::modelAttributesByHash([
            'model' => self::sanitizeModelName($model_name),
            'token' => $token
        ]);

        return new $model_name($attributes);
    }

    /**
     * Provides the name of the current class.
     *
     * @return string
     */
    final public static function getModelName() {
        return get_called_class();
    }

    /**
     * Sanitizes a model name for use in Redis.
     */
    final public static function sanitizeModelName($model_name) {
        $sanitized = $model_name;

        $sanitized = strtolower($sanitized);
        // TODO

        return $sanitized;
    }

}

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La Comunione e assunzione della Maddalena è un dipinto a tempera su tavola (18x42 cm) di Sandro Botticelli, databile al 1491-1493 circa e conservato nel Philadelphia Museum of Art di Filadelfia.

Storia
Il pannello fa parte della predella di una pala d'altare per il monastero fiorentino di Sant'Elisabetta delle Convertite a Firenze, dove era stata finanziata dall'Arte dei Medici e Speziali. Il monastero ospitava prostitute pentite, per questo la figura di riferimento era Maria Maddalena a cui è dedicata la predella.

Con la soppressione del 1808 il patrimonio dell'istituzione sacra venne disperso. La pala in particolare, oggi al Courtauld Institute di Londra, venne separata dalla predella, che era originariamente un'unica tavola lignea, venne segata in più scomparti e dopo messa sul mercato antiquario. Oggi trova al Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Descrizione e stile
La scena mostra gli ultimi momenti della vita di Maria Maddalena, in cui riceve la comunione per l'ultima volta e poi ascende al cielo, grazie a due angeli.

La scena è equilibratamente composta in due parti, raccordate prospetticamente. A destra la comunione per opera di un vescovo tra due diaconi entro un edificio con un lato aperto (che ricorda da vicino il sobrio stile fiorentino, con esempi come la Cappella Pazzi), a sinistra l'ascensione, ambientata nel deserto, con un'aspra roccia dietro la Maddalena che lascia intravedere al centro un lontano paesaggio lacustre. La scena riecheggia la pala dell'Assunzione di santa Maria Maddalena di Antonio del Pollaiolo (1460 circa). In basso si inginocchia uno spettatore, forse san Giovanni apostolo.

Voci correlate
Pala delle Convertite
Maddalena che ascolta la predica di Cristo
Festa in casa di Simone
Noli me tangere

Collegamenti esterni

Dipinti di Sandro Botticelli
Dipinti su Maria Maddalena
Dipinti nel Philadelphia Museum of Art

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Students will learn that Barnabas was known as the "son of encouragement" and helped Paul with his missionary journey.
Students will learn how to encourage others by writing cards and making a card ministry kit.
Guiding Question: How can we encourage others through writing?
I am so glad that God created you.
Sick: I am praying for you and I hope you get well soon.
I pray that God gives you peace and comfort during this time.
Students can then choose someone to write a card to. Provide a prayer list from your church/ community for students who are not sure who to write to. Depending on time and resources, students can either create home-made cards, or write in blank store-bought cards. Show students how to sign a card and address it. Allow students to make multiple cards to use in the future. These do not have to be to a particular person, but can be already prepared for when someone needs a card. Students can create a file folder or decorate a shoebox to put them in.
How is the Gospel a message of encouragement for everyone?
Who are some people in your life that could benefit from a card of encouragement?
How did Paul and Barnabas deal with their disagreement? How were they able to continue their mission despite this?
Supplemental Activity: Create a card ministry station for your church/school/program. Provide a box, shelving, or racks organized by occasion much like you would see at a card shop. Provide stamps and possibly an address book of people in your ministry/church/school/community. Many blank cards can be purchased at cheap prices by bulk. Students can use this station to write cards to other people year-round.


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Testimony of Transformation: Rwanda
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On the southern coast of Lake Kivu lies Cyangugu, a serene Rwandan community known for its lush landscape. A gentle breeze rustles over the land and carries the morning melodies of fishermen singing as they bring in the previous night's catch.
Twenty years ago, the city of Cyangugu looked drastically different than it does today. Plagued with war and ethnic divisions, Cyangugu was an area that festered with hate. Everest knew this narrative all too well having been there himself. During the time of the genocide, Everest was sentenced to serve 20 years in prison. At the time of his imprisonment, his wife Stefanie was left with only a high school education to support their daughter. She was in an extremely vulnerable position as their home was not fit for anyone to live in.
She did the best she could to make a living by working on other people's farms and saving what little she had to put their daughter through school. Though Everest's sentence was burdensome, his wife saw hope for him. "I made a decision that I would wait for him. No matter how long it took, I was going to wait to see him again."
Everest was counting down the days until he'd be reunited with his family. While serving his sentence, Everest met Pastor Deo. Deo's church had started a prison outreach ministry and he began to build a relationship with Everest. As Deo met with Everest, he shared about the grace and forgiveness found in the Lord. Everest was grieved by his sin and led to repentance as he gave his life to Christ. As time went on Everest shared about his wife, encouraged that she chose to wait for him, but worried that she was struggling to support their daughter. A large earthquake had recently shaken the entire city of Cyangugu. Everest had called home and was told that the house didn't collapse, but the mangled structure was unlikely to stay standing for much longer.
Upon hearing about Everest's family, Deo's heart was heavy. He talked with his church and, together, they decided to take on the
responsibility of loving Everest's family. During this time the church participated in our Training of Trainers empowerment program. "We were deeply challenged by the training and our eyes were opened," Pastor Deo explained. "We realized that we needed to be the church. We needed to love and serve those in our community with the resources we already have."
Empowered through our model, the church got together and decided to build the family a home, giving what little they had to buy building materials and furniture. Everest was deeply moved by the church's love for him and his family. "When I came home I was so touched, so touched…
" Everest paused, "I just don't have the words…but let me say that Pastor Deo is the most wonderful and loving person I know. What he has done for me and my family, I just can't express. I have truly seen the love of God through this man."
Deo's church was also able to involve Everest in a microloan program which allowed him invest into different breeding and agriculture initiatives around their home. The economic empowerment provided by the church gave Everest the chance to provide for his family and reintegrate into the community.
Through the empowerment of our model, Pastor Deo was equipped to mobilize his church community to not only love and support Everest's family, but also build them a home. Everest has not missed a single loan payment and plans to build savings to provide for his daughter's university education. Pastor Deo is amazed by how drastically this family has been transformed in such a short amount of time. The most impactful change, he says, "is that there is so much joy in this home. Overwhelming, life-giving joy! To think that our church did this is humbling. It is a gift that the Lord saw it fit to invite us into this."
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The event will be 4 hours of all out Dessert fun like no other.
There will be 1 vendor per dessert category to ensure a great chance at sales for everyone. Example: 1 Cupcake Vendor, 1 Cheesecake Vendor, 1 Sno Cone Vendor, 1 Ice Cream Vendor, 1 Popcorn Vendor, etc. There are 20+ vendor spots.
The vendor fee will be $215.
You have 48hrs to pay the vendor fee once it is sent or your space will be made available to others.
We look forward to showcasing the great desserts that you have to offer.


Baptism is one of the most profound and meaningful steps that a person takes in their relationship with God. The church throughout history, however, has had several different teachings about what Baptism is and who should take part in it. This has led to a degree of confusion and even frustration for many regarding this beautiful and meaningful sacrament.
We believe this step is so important that we want to take time to reflect on what Baptism is and why Jesus commanded his followers to do it.
We have several avenues through which people can pursue baptism at Grace Bible Church. You can attend a baptism class, which are offered every other month, meet with an elder, or meet with a member of our staff. To pursue baptism by meeting an elder, you can e-mail our elders here. To pursue baptism by meeting with a member of our staff, you can e-mail our staff here.
Please let us know if you can attend our May 5th baptism class at 10:45am in room 200 of the Kids Building.


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Multiple AEW Stars Reportedly Requested Their Releases Following WWE Reaching Out To Them
Since returning to WWE as both the Head of Talent Relations and Head of Creative, Paul 'Triple H' Levesque has overseen the returns of multiple former WWE Superstars, including the likes of Dakota Kai, Karrion Kross, and Johnny Gargano amongst others, although it appears as though the company's efforts to aquire more talent isn't over yet.
Following the recent news of Malakai Black having his conditional AEW release granted, Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter has provided an update, noting that Black was one of many AEW stars to have requested their release following contact being made by WWE.
"What we do know is that Black was one of the people WWE reached out to even though he had signed a five-year deal with AEW. When Paul Levesque took over from Vince McMahon, WWE contacted a number of former WWE talents that were working there that either had left on their own or that Vince McMahon had fired. Black was not the only person to ask for his release at the time."
– Dave Meltzer
Meltzer didn't elaborate on who the talents in question were, or how successful their requests were, although as of writing it appears that Black is the only name thus far to have their release request granted, albeit with a seemingly lengthy no-compete clause.
Time will tell as to whether the man formerly known as Aleister Black makes his way back to WWE, however for now everyone at WrestlePurists wishes him all the best during his time away from the ring.
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*"This is a hybrid. This is a cross, ah, of bluegrass, Kentucky bluegrass, featherbed bent, and Northern California sensimilla. The amazing stuff about this is that you can play 36 holes on it in the afternoon, take it home and just get stoned to the bejeezus-belt that night on this stuff."
sits at an elevation of 5,250 feet, just short of a mile high. If a player has ingested two cannabis-infused lemon drops and part of a gingerbread cookie laced with 100 milligrams of THC, as I recently did, it will feel a little higher.
It would have been far more typical for me to have a Bloody Mary, an Irish coffee or a beer before stepping to the tee, for golf and alcohol have enjoyed a long and happy relationship. In fact, the earliest known references to golf and Scotch whisky date to within a mere 40 years of each other, in 15th-century Scotland. These days, it's the rare course that doesn't have a bar attached: the 19th hole.
Golf and marijuana do not share such a bond. Yet opinions about weed are changing fast. A Gallup survey in October 2013 showed 58 percent of Americans supported legalizing marijuana. In more than four decades of polling, it was the first time more than half the respondents backed legalization. Golf Digest surveyed its readers and social-media followers and found that although only 3 percent said they smoke pot playing golf, 11 percent of those in the 18-34 age group admitted to partaking some or all of the time (see page 151). Which is why I find myself standing here—already a little lightheaded—on the first tee at City Park with Ryan Cook, Josh Malman and Mark Scruggs. As of Jan. 1, it has been legal to buy and consume marijuana for non-medical purposes in Colorado—and these three are among the many enjoying the privilege.
No one would confuse my playing partners with Carl Spackler, the stoner groundskeeper in "Caddyshack." Cook, a clean-cut 34-year-old, is general manager of The Clinic, a marijuana dispensary with six Denver-area locations. Malman, 34, is head of The Clinic's growing operations. Scruggs, 45, is the general manager of Weedmaps, a sort of Yelp for legal marijuana.
Scruggs got into golf in his late 20s and plays two or three times a week. He enjoys an occasional beer but prefers weed. He finds it helps him "relax and focus without becoming upset or frustrated." Unlike booze, pot doesn't "impair my dexterity or motor skills," Scruggs says.
Cook, who took golf lessons as a kid and started playing again in his early 20s, praises weed's capacity for taking the edge off a frustrating game. "It can really help to provide a calming demeanor," he says.
The guys do their best to make sure I keep calm throughout our round, offering me hits from a little glass pipe packed with different strains of cannabis. The weed has its strongest effect on me during the back nine. I'm definitely...loose. My mouth has gone pretty dry, and I notice that I keep absent-mindedly putting my glove on to putt when I've just taken it off to putt. But otherwise I'm in control and able to swing my clubs without any major complications. Though Malman is driving the cart, on this wide-open course I'd be perfectly comfortable doing so if needed. We finish our round in a little over four hours. My score: 99. That's 10 to 15 strokes worse than usual for me, but not way outside my realm of possible outcomes.
Only once do we seem conspicuously "high." On 18, we wait about 30 seconds too long to decide who is away—before realizing, with a telltale laugh, that we're behaving like stoners, and somebody needs to putt.
Technically, what we've been doing is against the law. In Colorado, even though it's legal for adults to buy recreational marijuana, public use is still prohibited. Cook, Malman and Scruggs say they never get hassled on the course because they are respectfully discreet. Denver's Parks and Recreation Department is aware pot-smoking goes on at its golf courses and other public venues, says Jeff Green, director of communications and marketing, but it's not really an issue. "It does not ever rise to the top of the list of things people complain about," he says. "In fact, marijuana does not generally make it onto the list at all."
For the past four years, City Park has hosted The Clinic Charity Classic, a tournament put on by Cook's dispensary. Last year the event raised more than $30,000 for the Colorado-Wyoming Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. The attendees constitute a Who's Who of cannabis-industry folk, and as such the air is smokier than usual—some of it compliments of the tournament's "joint cart ladies."
"I play in a lot of golf tournaments, and there is nothing like this one," says Allen St. Pierre, executive director of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML). "You start with these kegs of beer, because Denver has this vibrant microbrew scene, and then on top of that you have all this really, really potent cannabis. I don't think anyone was able to finish."
St. Pierre, a golf nut for most of his 48 years, views the game as two separate pastimes: There's "regular golf" and there's "jah-golf," which is exactly what you think it is. St. Pierre plays much of his jah-golf at public courses, though he has also gotten high at many of Washington, D.C.'s tonier private clubs. "I still feel like a teenager" at these clubs, he says. "Oh, look! I've hit my ball into the woods! Everybody disappears to 'look for it' and comes back a few minutes later in their right mind."
. (General manager Glenn Smickley says, "I've been here two years and never smelled it or seen it being consumed, but I'm not so naïve as to think it doesn't happen.") It's legal with a California medical-marijuana card. Says a Bay Area tech executive, speaking of another club: "As opposed to guys who walk up to the tee with a Bloody Mary, we'll walk up with a nice flowered bud, and you say, 'Look what I have for us,' and we say, 'Let's crack that open in a few holes.' "
, among others. For the most part he fits right in, though he has a buddy who leaves Hartfield out of his group when playing with a certain conservative friend. "It's funny because this guy will have a double [cocktail] at 9:30 a.m. and another double at the turn, but if I brought my torch out, he'd be like, 'What the f--- is this?!' "
Some golfers believe weed gives them a competitive edge. One California financial executive recalls trying to qualify for the U.S. Amateur in the late '90s and struggling through the first of two 18s. "My brother was on the bag and he said, 'Why don't you go into the woods and smoke up?' So I did. And it calmed my nerves. I ended up shooting a couple under, and my name was on the leader board. I ended up missing by a shot."
Others like the way it helps them tune out distractions. "When I was stoned and playing golf, nothing else mattered," says a former college golfer, now a 32-year-old Connecticut paralegal. "My station in life, how much money I had, the fact that I was single, etc.—all of these things were inconsequential." Wholly focused on each shot, "I played my nastiest golf," he says. This included the day he took his 36-hole Playing Ability Test, required to become a PGA member. He passed. "I used to say, 'My handicap is 4, but when stoned, I'm scratch.' "
One important thing to keep in mind: Whatever weed might do to your game, it has also been shown to affect short-term memory. A couple of New York City-area golfers learned this lesson a couple of years ago. They'd shot the low score at a member-guest tournament and decided to take a little "drive" to celebrate before claiming their prizes. "We got back, showered and went to the dinner," one of them recalls. "We looked at the leader board, and we weren't on it." What had happened? "We forgot to hand in our scorecard."
I bought my supplies at one of The Clinic's clean, brightly lit locations. Elle Shobe, a cheerful and knowledgeable young "budtender" and a former Miss High Times, walked me through my purchases. For about $100—expensed to Golf Digest—I walked out with an eighth-ounce of Sour Relief bud, one of the center's in-house strains, 10 marijuana-infused lemon drops, a THC gingerbread cookie, glass pipe and lighter.
It was my first purchase, legal or otherwise. Yes, as a younger man, I might have taken hits from passing joints at concerts or backyard parties, but I had never felt the need to buy any. This meant I had a few things to consider before traipsing down to the intersection of marijuana and golf for this assignment. My boss at Texas Monthly, where I'm an associate editor, would have to approve. I needed to ask my wife. Would we say anything to our 11-year-old daughter? What would her teachers and school administrators think? And what about her classmates' parents? In the end, it was my wife's mother who expressed the most concern. "What if you get addicted?" she worried.
She meant the pot, not the Golf Digest assignment.
Weed and the PGA Tour have an unfriendly relationship, at least officially. "Marijuana is illegal in the U.S. and most other countries," reads the tour's anti-doping-program manual. "Involvement with illegal substances goes against the spirit of our sport."
No doubt there are some players who light up, though. In 2010, Matt Every served a three-month suspension from the tour after he was arrested on a misdemeanor possession charge—a charge that was later dropped. "Honestly, man, I know more people who smoke marijuana than who don't smoke marijuana," Every told reporters. "I know that's probably not the politically correct thing to say, but it's the truth. It's not a big deal to me."
Robert Garrigus told Golf World he'd smoked pot while competing on the Nationwide (now Web.com) Tour. "There were plenty of guys" who did, he said in a 2011 interview. Former tour caddie Michael Collins suggested in a Golf Channel interview that it's happened on the PGA Tour as well.
Last year the World Anti-Doping Agency made it easier for marijuana users to avoid detection. Now, an athlete's urine needs to show 150 nanograms of THC per milliliter to get a "positive" test result. That's 10 times the old threshold. But the PGA Tour isn't budging. Its random drug tests, which it began administering in 2008, continue to use the much lower 15 nanograms of THC per milliliter, says the head of the tour's anti-doping program.


The essential map for outdoor activities in Newmarket & Havehill, Barrow, Clare and Kedington. The OS Explorer Map is the Ordnance Survey's most detailed folding map and is recommended for anyone enjoying outdoor activities including walking, horse riding and off-road cycling. This map now comes with a digital version which you can download to your smartphone or tablet.


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A JUDGE has slammed the speeding penalty process which landed local Shameless star Gerard Kearns in court.
Kearns (26), who played Ian Gallagher in the hit Channel 4 drama, had pleaded not guilty in January this year to failing to identify the driver of a Volkswagen Tiguan involved in an alleged driving offence in Manchester last year.
Standing trial at Oldham Magistrates court yesterday, he told the court how both he and his actress partner, Sarah Patel, had driven to work that day but neither were sure they had been driving that car at the time of the speeding offence.
The couple own the VW Tiguan diesel and a petrol Ford Fiesta but did not know who had been in which car.
Mr Kearns, originally from Mossley but now living in Bolton, said when a letter arrived in August, 2010, asking him to identify the driver, he originally named his partner.
He said they had checked bank statements for items such as petrol or diesel receipts, or car parking tickets for that day, but could not find any clues.
In September his partner received an identification letter so she said the driver was Mr Kearns.
Mr Kearns responded to further letters by saying he was unable to identify the driver and requesting a photo of the alleged offence.
Mr Kearns denied prosecution claims that the couple were trying to confuse the system by blaming each other.
District Judge James Prowse ruled in Mr Kearns's favour and awarded him costs.
He said there was nothing in the current forms that allow a person to say they are unsure of the driver's identity.
He said: "It's an official form and it doesn't provide a means of saying what you want to say. You think 'I'm going to get into trouble if I don't put on anything,' so you do. He puts the next best thing and says 'I don't know'.


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National Construction Code: RMIT experts available for comment
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RMIT experts are available for comment on the proposed changes in the National Construction Code 2022 for residential dwellings.
Proposed changes to the energy efficiency requirements of the Code will be released for public consultation today. They are a key step towards delivering more sustainable housing.
Experts are available to talk about what the changes mean in practice for new housing.
Dr Trivess Moore (0408 318 182 or trivess.moore@rmit.edu.au)
Topics: National Construction Code, energy efficiency, affordability, households
"This will be the most significant revision to the residential construction code since the introduction of 6 star in 2010.
"The likely increase from 6 to 7 stars as a minimum performance requirement is a critical step on the path towards near zero carbon/energy housing.
"An increase from 6 to 7 stars would result in an average reduction in energy for heating and cooling of 24% across Australia.
"The performance of new Australian housing is at least 40% worse than many other developed countries in similar climate zones. While the move to 7 star will close this gap, there is much more that we could be doing right now. Examples like The Cape in Victoria show how we can be delivering to a much higher performance right now.
"Research undertaken at RMIT University found that more than 80% of new housing in Australia is only built to the minimum 6 star standard, with less than 1.5% built to the optimal environmental and economic performance of 7.5 stars demonstrating the need to improve minimum regulatory requirements.
"Increasing the minimum star rating alone will not be enough. There is an issue across the industry with performance not matching design outcomes. Any changes to minimum performance requirements must be accompanied by greater accountability in the building industry to deliver improved outcomes."
Dr Trivess Moore is a Senior Lecturer in the Sustainable Building Innovation Lab in the School or Property, Construction and Project Management at RMIT University. His research explores sustainable housing from a social and technical perspective and the implications on and for households and policy making.
Alan Pears AM (0417 005 431 or alan.pears@rmit.edu.au)
Topics: Performance regulations, thermal comfort, energy efficiency, future climate, consumer information
"Australian progress on building energy performance has been overly dependent on regulation as the main driver for the past 30 years.
"Regulation only sets basic minimum standards and provides no reward for innovators and leaders. Regulation is slow to respond to the rapid changes we are facing.
"COVID is driving greater focus on the tensions between indoor air quality, high ventilation rates and energy efficiency. These can be resolved by energy recovery ventilation, which preheats or precools incoming air using exhaust air, or by high efficiency air purifiers.
"The 2019 NCC introduced separate requirements for summer and winter, which was a step forward. 2022 will see updated climate data, but not data reflective of conditions that will exist over the life of a new dwelling. We need much more focus on summer performance. This should include performance in late summer and autumn, when the sun is lower in the sky but extreme heat will be more likely. This will require more focus on adjustable shading.
"New home buyers deserve better information to guide their decisions. For example, existing rating tools can show how each room performs in extreme hot and cold weather. Regulations should require that this information be provided before a buyer signs up."
Alan Pears AM is a Senior Industry Fellow at RMIT, where he was previously an Adjunct Professor and taught in the environment program. He is a highly regarded analyst, consultant and commentator on sustainable energy and climate policy. He was made a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in 2009 for his contribution to environmental and energy policy.
Dr Nicola Willand (0403 692 051 or nicola.willand@rmit.edu.au)
Topics: healthy housing, energy justice, retrofits
"The introduction of minimum accessibility requirements Livable Housing Design ABCB Standard is a welcome addition to the Building Code.
"The Standard includes obligations for corridors and sanitary areas in houses to be wide enough to accommodate walking aids and structural reinforcements in bathroom walls that allow future installations of mobility and lifting aids. These features will make housing safer for everyone and raise awareness for the need for universal design to accommodate people with varied abilities.
"The inclusion of these minimum accessibility requirements is a significant step towards progressing the health and psycho-social benefits of a home by providing better independence for people with certain physical disabilities and older people. It increases much needed supply of housing for people with impaired mobility – about 2.7 million people in Australia. However, it focuses on disability as a physiological condition that is expressed in impaired mobility and is insensitive to the needs of people with mental or sensory impairments.
"This new requirement promises to have economic benefits for householders. Having minimum accessibility requirements built at the construction phase – about $4,000 for a new detached house – removes the need to find suitable accommodation if one is injured or develops impairments as they age. "This new requirement will also have economic benefits for society at large. Considering that Australia's population is ageing and ageing in place is the preferred (cheaper) form of housing older people under the My Aged Care system, the Livable Housing Design ABCB Standard will also future proof new housing and save later modifications costs that are covered by the public health system.
"The minimum accessibility requirements will be adopted in Victoria, Queensland, Tasmania, the ACT and the NT. The rejection by the NSW government is a lost opportunity to help normalise the need to design for all abilities and reinforces social exclusion."
Dr Nicola Willand is a Lecturer in the School or Property, Construction and Project Management at RMIT University, where she teaches a transdisciplinary Housing and Health course. Her research aims to develop strategies that will minimise environmental impacts and life cycle costs while maximising health and social equity in the built environment. She is a member of Health, Place and Society research team, the Healthy Liveable Cities Lab and the Sustainable Building Innovation Lab.
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Football Festival Denmark var en stor international ungdomsfodboldturnering, der fra 2003 til 2012 blev spillet hvert år i uge 30 i Århus. Arrangørerne var i 2003 fodboldklubben FC Aarhus' eventafdeling Lighthouse Entertainment i samarbejde med fodboldafdelingerne i Idrætsklubben Skovbakken og Idrætsforeningen AIA-Tranbjerg. Fra 2004 stod Skovbakken og AIA-Tranbjerg alene tilbage med ansvaret for turneringen, efter FC Aarhus/Lighthouse Entertainements ejer Tom Matthiesen fik nyt job i AaB Fodbold og således afviklede event-selskabet. Torben Kristiansen fra AIA-Tranbjerg blev valgt som formand for turneringen med Jesper Raabo fra Skovbakken som næstformand, og Carsten Gløvermose Nielsen blev ansat som daglig leder af kontoret og turneringen.

Football Festival Denmark afvikledes som skrevet for første gang i uge 30 2003, hvor 51 ungdomshold fra 7 forskellige nationer deltog. Siden voksede turneringen sig større, og i 2008 og 2009 deltog omkring 200 hold fra 20-25 forskellige nationer. På kun 6 år udviklede Football Festival Denmark sig således sig til at blive Danmarks 3. største ugefodboldturnering for ungdom efter Dana Cup i Hjørring og Dana Cup No. 1 i Frederikshavn. Mellem 2007 og 2009 fik  Football Festival Denmark en række hædersbevisninger som Århus Stiftstidendes "Arrangementsfadet", Århus 1900's Marselisrelieffet og Sport Aarhus Events eventpokal som anerkendelse for det store arbejde, der fra arrangørklubbernes side var lagt i opbygningen af den store event.

I foråret 2010 søgte turneringsdirektør Carsten Gløvermose Nielsen, der havde været en del en festivalen helt fra starten i 2003, nye udfordringer og sagde sit job op. 2010-turneringen blev således ikke blot den sidste med Carsten Gløvermose Nielsen ved roret - det blev også den sidste med Idrætsforeningen AIA-Tranbjerg som medarrangør. Sidst på vinteren 2010/2011 meddelte foreningen således Idrætsklubben Skovbakken, at de ønskede at udtræde af samarbejdet, og turneringen 2011 blev således den første med kun én arrangør. Jesper Raabo overtog den daglige ledelse af turneringen efter Carsten Gløvermose Nielsen.

Deltagerantallet faldt i 2011 og igen i 2012, og i vinteren 2012/13 fik arrangørerne udfordringer med at samle hold nok til 2013-udgaven af turneringen. Det økonomisk dårlige 2012-resultatet betød ligeledes, at turneringen fik svært ved at udbetale lønninger til de ansatte, hvilket betød, at Ledernes Hovedorganisation i foråret 2013 erklærede turneringen konkurs.

2012-udgaven af Football Festival Denmark blev således den sidste. Knap 1.400 hold og omkring 25.000 fodboldspillere fra knap 40 forskellige lande nåede at deltage i Football Festival Denmark i turneringens levetid.

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Football Festival truet af konkurs  stiften.dk 28. maj 2013
Football Festival blæksprutte projektleder for Handelsgymnasium Rønde   kaloevig.lokalavisen.dk 24. Juni 2010
Århusiansk fodbold-festival med vokseværk  stiften.dk  31. juli 2010
http://stiften.dk/artikel/118715:Rundt-omkring--Groenkjaer-aabner-Football-Festival-i-Vejlby-Risskov
Grønkjær åbner Football Festival i Vejlby-Risskov  stiften.dk 24. maj 2012
Football Festival fik underskud på 100.000 kr.  lokalavisen.dk 26. November 2009
GALLERI: Football festival 2009
Dana Cup får konkurrence fra Århus  nordjyske.dk 10. marts 2003
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Religious Liberty: Individuals, Corporations, and Reproductive Health
While reproductive rights have been the center of heated political discussion for decades, the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) with provisions expanding women's access to preventive health care has refueled the debate. Leaders in the United Church of Christ strongly support the preventive services that health insurance plans are now required to provide women, including:
Breastfeeding support and counseling
Domestic violence screening
Gestational diabetes screening
HIV & STI screening and counseling
Well woman visits
The mandate already allows for some exceptions and accommodations for religious employers and faith-affiliated institutions that object to offering this coverage. However, some for-profit corporations are also seeking special accommodations under the law.
On March 25 the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in two cases brought by private, for-profit businesses claiming that the contraceptive mandate in the ACA is a violation of their religious liberty: Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby Stores Inc. and Conestoga Wood Specialties Corp. v. Sebelius. The companies are hoping to make the case that they should not have to pay for insurance plans which cover services and care they find objectionable. In reality, this guise of "religious liberty" has potentially dangerous and far-reaching implications if private businesses were to be afforded exemptions from the contraceptive mandate.
This is not simply a question of, "Do employers have to pay for women's birth control," but begs the question of where the line—a line which has already been negotiated—would have to be redrawn. If the Supreme Court were to agree with private business owners, it would mean someone's boss could impose his or her personal religious values on his or her employees or employees' families, who may be receiving insurance coverage through the employee.
Allowing employers to insert themselves into their employees' medical decisions under the guise of religious liberty leads down a slippery slope. What other medical services could be denied if employers find them objectionable—vaccines, medicine, surgical procedures? Any medical decision affecting a woman, regardless of its nature, should be made between a woman and her health care provider, not a woman and her employer.
The General Synod of the United Church of Christ has affirmed and re-affirmed since 1971 a woman's right to follow her own faith and conscience in determining when and if she should have children. Additionally, General Synod has supported a breadth of measures to prevent unwanted or unplanned pregnancies, expand access to family planning services, and create healthy and responsible sexual persons and relationships (see General Synods VIII, IX, XI, XII, XIII, XVI, XVII, and XVIII). Supporting the ACA's contraceptive mandate is in line with the our General Synod's strong history of supporting women's autonomy and health, reproductive rights, and healthy sexuality.
The preventive services mandated by the ACA guarantee that women, regardless of their income, can access the basic health care options that work best for them. The law has already struck a reasonable balance between protecting women's health needs and religious liberty, while also allowing accommodations for religious institutions. In the Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood cases, the Supreme Court should uphold the law as it already exists, protecting the religious liberty and self determination of all individuals, and not jeopardizing access to basic health care in the name of corporate religious liberty.


Paul George's enigmatic offensive game is proving difficult for Thunder head coach Billy Donovan to wrap his head around. "At times he's like, 'Stop—just let me get it,'" Donovan told ESPN's Royce Young for his Friday feature on the Thunder's second star. "I had to learn him. I can watch things on film and say, 'Oh, that's a good play and he made that shot, let's run that,' but there's a lot more to it than that."
George went to Donovan and asked him to stop running plays for him a couple of weeks into last season. That's before PG-13 surprisingly agreed to re-sign with Oklahoma City for another three guaranteed years and a possible fourth, all while not even meeting with his hometown team, the Lakers. So, Donovan listened intently, even if it flies in the face of the perceived roles of NBA superstars.
But George's mentality about the game is cut from a different cloth. "I've always been a guy to just let the game come to me. Just play the game," George tells Young. "If it's a shot for me, if I can make a play, create for someone else, I'll do that. A lot of times you run a play, everybody's watching, everybody's locked in, everybody's pulling over and it just makes the game tougher for me.
"I like it when I can kind of manipulate and be on attack mode where they don't know what to do, as opposed to a play other teams [can] scout."
The rest of the feature explores signs of George's growing confidence, perhaps inspired by Russell Westbrook's own deferment. Take for instance, that game-winning shot against the Nets, which gave him a Thunder record, 25 points, in the final frame of the comeback win.
Russ poured water bottles on his teammate's head during his the post-game interview, and it's clear Westbrook's self-confidence now extends to his Thunder teammate. PG's new-found feeling of comfort and trust from his MVP teammate has translated to one of the best seasons of his career.
"I know who I am. [Perception] doesn't make me who I am," George said. "I just try to step on that floor and try to play as hard as I can. I have a goal to be the best player every time I touch that floor. Just be the best me."


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Q: Unique hashCode with two fields without order I need a hashCode implementation in Java which ignores the order of the fields in my class Edge. It should be possible that Node first could be Node second, and second could be Node first.
Here is my method is depend on the order:
public class Edge {
    private Node first, second;

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        int hash = 17;
        int hashMultiplikator = 79;
        hash = hashMultiplikator * hash
                + first.hashCode();
        hash = hashMultiplikator * hash
                + second.hashCode();
        return hash;
    }
}

Is there a way to compute a hash which is for the following Edges the same but unique?
Node n1 = new Node("a");
Node n2 = new Node("b");
Edge ab = new Edge(n1,n2);
Edge ba = new Edge(n2,n1);

ab.hashCode() == ba.hashCode() should be true.

A: To solve you problem you have to combine both hashCodes of the components.
An example could be:
@Override
public int hashCode() {
    int prime = 17;
    return prime * (first.hashCode() + second.hashCode());
}

Please check if this matches your requirements. Also a multiplikation or an XOR insted of an addition could be possible.

A: You can use some sort of commutative operation instead of what you have now, like addition:
@Override
public int hashCode() {
    int hash = 17;
    int hashMultiplikator = 79;
    int hashSum = first.hashCode() + second.hashCode();
    hash = hashMultiplikator * hash * hashSum;
    return hash;
}

I'd recommend that you still use the multiplier since it provides some entropy to your hash code. See my answer here, which says:

Some good rules to follow for hashing are:

*

*Mix up your operators. By mixing your operators, you can cause the results to vary more. Using simply x * y in this test, I had a very
  large number of collisions.

*Use prime numbers for multiplication. Prime numbers have interesting binary properties that cause multiplication to be more volatile.

*Avoid using shift operators (unless you really know what you're doing). They insert lots of zeroes or ones into the binary of the
  number, decreasing volatility of other operations and potentially even
  shrinking your possible number of outputs.

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Mastercard Foundation seeks to curb unemployment in Nigeria
Adepeju Adenuga
The Mastercard Foundation has said it will provide support in the digital economy, agriculture and the creative sectors, which it described as pivotal in addressing the rising level of unemployment in Nigeria and Africa.
The foundation also reaffirmed its commitment to addressing unemployment in Nigeria by providing access to dignified and fulfilling jobs for 30 million young people under its Young Africa Works strategy, 10 million of which would come from Nigeria.
According to a statement by the foundation, the reaffirmation was made by the Country Head, Mastercard Foundation Nigeria, Chidinma Lawanson, during a panel session themed 'Jobs crisis response' at the 27th Nigerian Economic Summit in Abuja.
She said, "Our focus is to create access to dignified and fulfilling work. In the area of agriculture, we want to show the youth that this can be done by helping them unlock opportunities in the agricultural value chain.
"Our approach is to change the narrative among the youth by ensuring that they do not see agriculture as menial and torturous labour but as a game-changer for the Nigerian economy.
"Also, the digital economy opens up multitudes of opportunities like it did in the fintech industry, part of our vision is to leverage partnerships and utilise digital platforms to solve problems in other sectors."
According to her, the organisation is willing and open to more partnerships with stakeholders that will create opportunities for the youth and foster development for the Nigerian economy.
In his remarks, the Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Mr Festus Keyamo, explained that though the high rate of unemployment presented a challenge, the present administration was still making a series of interventions targeted at reducing employment rates in Nigeria.
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Keyamo said, "We have been working with donor agencies such as ILO and GIZ to increase the capacity of the bandwidth so that we can have real-time analysis of the job market.
"When that is done, we can have a great response to the job demand."
The Chief Executive Officer, Jobberman Nigeria, Rolake Rosiji, said Jobberman was partnering with MasterCard Foundation to create entrepreneurs and job creators.
According to her, many youths are currently being trained on soft skills to enable them to meet the demand of the 21st-century workplace.
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"My Name is Lisa Scheller, and I'm Running for Congress!"
Lehigh Valley Ramblings
By Bernie O'Hare
Last year, at the Hope and Coffee House she founded in Hazelton, Lisa Scheller began her story with, "My name is Lisa, and I'm a recovering addict and alcoholic." This is the standard introduction used by alcoholics and addicts in smoke-filled meeting rooms, where nicotine and caffeine are acceptable drugs for those of us hanging onto a shred or two of sobriety. Yesterday's meeting room was Allentown Renaissance Hotel. It was no AA meeting. Though coffee flowed in abundance, none of the 25 or so well-dressed guests was smoking. Except for me. I had a pinch of Skoal hidden between my cheek and upper gum for that pure tobacco satisfaction. Instead of a boring suit and tie, I was dressed in SWAT-team pants I picked up for a song at the local Thrift store. This is the perfect ensemble for a room full of Republicans, especially if one of them wants to go skeet shooting or something. Lisa Scheller, who called this meeting for an important announcement, had something else on her mind. "My name is Lisa Scheller and I'm running for Congress," she declared.
I never heard that at an AA meeting. President? Yes. Congress? Never.
Scheller, an Allentown resident, is seeking the Republican nomination to Pennsylvania's 7th Congressional District. That seat is currently held by Democrat Susan Wild. It includes Lehigh, Northampton and a portion of Monroe County.
Unlike many in recovery from substance abuse, Scheller embraces it. She understands how "the politics of smear works," but wants her struggle known. "I'm not ashamed of my addiction and I empathize with people who struggle, and their families," she noted. She overcame her addiction and went on to earn degrees in both mathematics and engineering.
In 1988, after her brother passed away unexpectedly, she took over the reins of Silberline Manufacturing, a company started by her immigrant grandparents. She transformed it into a leading international manufacturer of aluminum-based pigments for the automotive and other industries. Her company employs 600 people in economically ravaged Tamaqua. Her sister-in-law, Jill Scwartz, referred to Scheller as a "force of nature."
In addition to her education and business skills, Scheller also served a term as a Lehigh County Commissioner. In her final two years, she chaired the nine-person board.
In a stirring speech, Scheller said she's running for Congress because the people of the Seventh District have been poorly served. "They've lost faith in government because government has constantly acted in bad faith," she argued. "It's tearing us apart. Nobody's really speaking on the issues that matter to people here." She identifies these issues as jobs, education, health care and secure borders. She derided "a permanent political class that feeds on division" instead of addressing these problems.
Jobs – Scheller observed "Government cannot create jobs. Businesses do." But she slammed excessive regulation. She claimed this just leads to income for the governing class and bigger government."Yes, we need some regulations to protect our safety, environment and equality. But over-regulation destroys employment."
Education. – Scheller, who has established and expanded a scholarship program at Lehigh County Community College, said student debt is "out of control" and a "crushing burden" on our youth. "Becoming a nation of educational haves and have-nots is a danger to our democracy and prosperity," she warned. She said it's time government focuses on education instead of perpetuating conflict.
Medical care. – "Here's the message: it's not really the Affordable Care Act if you can't afford it and end up with no health care. I'm committed to ensuring that pre-existing conditions remain covered for all people and I'm equally committed to making sure that we end the spiral of costs that was triggered by another well-intentioned government disaster. It's time tofree people who are held hostage to this system."
Secure Borders – Scheller's grandparents and great-parents immigrated here from countries where they were unsafe. She argues they were safe in America for two reasons. First, they had the freedom guaranteed by the Constitution. Second, they had borders to protect that freedom.
"Why are people in this district concerned about our borders? Because we're the ones who have to live with the consequences of a nation without them. People here understand something: you can't have a nation without borders."
After her speech, Scheller spoke individually with the guests who had come to see her, thanking them. Then she met us, The Fake News. We had questions about the Trump impeachment inquiry, the betrayal of Kurds in Syria and homeless veterans. For someone who disdains the political class, she did a pretty good job of ducking questions that might shed light on where she stands on Trump.
She did say he's entitled to due process, and of course, he is. But due process provides for notice and an opportunity to be heard before being removed from the Office of President. Prosecutors have no obligation to disclose details of a pending investigation to a target. In this case, the prosecution is the House of Representatives. Their hearings can be likened to grand jury proceedings. If they do vote to impeach, the President would be entitled to full due process during his trial in the Senate.
Her webpage is www.schellerforcongress.com. She is also on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Scheller has one declared GOP opponent, Dean Browning. He is a Trumpeteer.
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The Kensington Way Storm Drain Replacement Project for the University of the Pacific rehabilitated a substandard and deteriorating storm drain pipeline that conveys drainage from the entire University campus to the City of Stockton's storm drainage collection system. The project improvements include 1600 lineal feet of 24 inch diameter and 900 lineal feet of 18 inch diameter storm drain pipe, maintenance manholes, drop inlets, flow metering and control manhole and miscellaneous appurtenances. Kjeldsen, Sinnock & Neudeck, Inc. provided all surveying, mapping, permitting and civil engineering for the project. The improvements were constructed within existing, improved street rights of way, requiring detailed traffic control plans and construction phasing coordination. Close coordination with utility providers was key to minimize conflicts with existing below grade facilities and to avoid the disruption of service to adjacent residences during construction.


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Inca Trail Trek: Easy on the Knees and Ambrosia for the Eyes
By Adam Foote
Scenery from the Inka Trail. ©Fertur Peru Travel.
It's no secret that hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is one of the most popular tourist activities in Peru. After all, why wouldn't it be? There's no better way to experience the poetic architecture of Machu Picchu than to reach it the same way its denizen did 500 years ago. For most that means spending four days hiking and camping along the ancient Chaski route, itself, a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
There's only one catch: the four-day Inca Trail hike isn't a cakewalk. Granted, you don't have to be an inveterate outdoorsman by any means, but you have to be pretty good darn shape and be willing to "rough it" for a few days — powering through steep inclines and declines, hiking several hours a day, and sleeping in tents.
Fortunately, there's a good middle ground for people who want to experience the Inca Trail hike to the mountain citadel but may not feel up to the physical challenge of the full four-day trek. There is a one-day hike up to Machu Picchu on the Inca Trail, then an overnight stay at a hotel in the nearby town of Aguas Calientes before returning to Machu Picchu the next morning. The Short Inca Trail difficulty level is considerably lower. It covers a bit more than seven miles and usually takes six to seven hours to complete — perfect for beginners. The route takes you along beautifully scenic mountain passes, and through Inca ruins only accessible via the Inca Trails.
"La puerta del sol" is the final section of the Inka Trail. ©Fertur Peru Travel.
You won't have to worry about the infamously taxing Dead Woman's Pass at 13,779 feet above sea level on Day Two, or descending steep Inca stone steps for hours on end on Day Three. No sleeping in tents.
The first day begins with a train ride to "Kilometer 108," the starting point for the hike. Almost immediately upon beginning the hike, you'll arrive at the Incan ruins of Chachabamba. After learning about the site from your tour guide, you'll proceed along the trail, past more scenic views (including one of an incredible waterfall!) to Wiñayhuayna, the largest complex of ruins in the region behind Machu Picchu. From there, it's just a quick jaunt through the lush forest to the Intipunku Sun Gate, one of the most iconic views of Machu Picchu. You'll get to spend a little bit of time passing through Machu Picchu before taking the bus down to the comfort of your hotel in Aguas Calientes.
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The next morning, you'll rise early to catch the bus back up to Machu Picchu, where you'll get plenty more time to explore the sanctuary and all its magnificent wonders. A bus and train ride later, you'll be back at your hotel in Cusco, having knocked Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail off your bucket list.
Article written by Adam Foote from Fertur Peru Travel.
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Veronica Sanz Gonzalez
Affiliation period: November 2010 - July 2014
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Dissertation "Contextual Values in Science and Technology: the case of Computer Technologies"
Advisor(s) Prof. Eulalia Pérez-Sedeño, Department of STS, Centre for Humanities and Social Sciences (CCHS), National Council of Scientific Research (CSIC), Spain
Degrees Ph.D. :: University Complutense of Madrid (Spain) (2011)
M.A., Logic and Philosophy of Science :: University Complutense of Madrid (Spain) (2002)
B.A., Philosophy :: University of Valladolid (Spain) (1999)
Philosophy of Technology, STS and Gender Studies, particularly on Computing Technologies and Artificial Intelligence.
Veronica Sanz is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Science, Technology, and Society Center (STSC) in the University of California, Berkeley and is jointly affiliated with Beatrice Bain Research Group (BBRG) in the Department of Gender and Women's Studies. She got her Ph.D. in Philosophy at the University Complutense of Madrid (Spain) in 2011.
Along her graduate student period she has been an Assistant Researcher at the Department of Science, Technology and Society within the National Council of Scientific Research (CSIC), the main research institution in Spain. During that time she was the coordinator of the permanent Seminar of Junior Researches (SIJI) and the Seminar of Science, Technology and Gender (STG) and has been very active in organizing STS and STG conferences and other scientific events both in Spain and internationally. Along these years she has participated in five research projects such as "Practis: Philosophy of Social and Human Techno-sciences", "Social Perception of Technologies of the Body" and "The Situation of Women in the Education System of Science and Technology in Spain and its International Context".
In 2008 she was a Fellow Researcher at the Institute of Advances Studies on Science, Technology and Society (IAS-STS) in Graz (Austria). And from December 2008 to October 2010 was Visiting Graduate Student at the European Centre for Soft Computing in Mieres (Asturias) where helped launching a new field of research called "Soft Computing in Humanities and Social Sciences". In February 2012 has been launched a book she has co-edited with that same title.
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GAY rights activist and former WA federal politician Brian Greig is one of 24 West Australians to receive Queen's Birthday honours today.
The 45-year-old was recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours list for 2011 for his services to the community as a social justice advocate for the gay and lesbian community with an Order of Australia Medal.
In the 1990s Greig worked for several Australian Labor Party politicians.
He later joined the Australian Democrats and between 1995 and 1999 he was a councillor for the Town of Vincent.
After being elected to the Senate in 1998 he declared his homosexuality in his maiden parliamentary speech, being the first Federal parliamentarian to do so.
Also among those honoured in the Queen's Birthday list today is Perth businessman and philanthropist George Jones.
Mr Jones, who was taken from his alcoholic parents aged just 8, has become a successful WA businessman who has devoted much of his adult life to business and helping those less fortunate in the WA community.
A former chairman of Sundance mining company, he had stepped down as n 2009.
However, after a plane crash last year in rainforest near the Cameroon-Congo border killed the entire board of the company, Mr Jones returned to the office to oversee the restructure of the devastated firm.
Veteran newspaperman Bob Cronin has also been recognised with an Order of Australia Medal in recognition of his service to journalism.
Detective Superintendent Paul Coombes, Superintendent Harold Heavens, Inspector Joanne Mccabe and Inspector Neil Royle were among the WA police officers also recognised.
Public servants Alastair Bryant, John Dell, Catherine Harrison and David Hillyard were also honoured in the Queens Birthday list as was City of Perth councillor Janet Davidson for her services to local government and to women.
Deanna Blacher was recognised for her services to the performing arts as a Spanish dance teacher and choreographer.
Veronica Moylan was honoured for her contribution to music as was Stanley Moses, for his services to Australian rules football in Western Australia.


PSI offers turnkey solutions of integrated propulsion system to original equipment manufacturers in the industrial, construction, agricultural and vehicular sectors, both on the road and off road.
It offers a complete line of low emission alternative fuel engines ranging from 0.97 liters to 22 liters of displacement.
PSI is one of the largest suppliers of industrial alternative fuel engines in North America and has more than 25 years of experience in the service of systems of reduced polluting emissions.
Transdiesel is the exclusive distributor of PSI since 2005.
The increasing demand for quality certifications from the government to the manufacturers of diesel engines, are forcing them them to invest in devices that reduce CO2 emissions, which causes a considerable increase on their price.
Gas engines achieve a much lower level of emissions and, therefore, are more respectful with the environment, which is encouraging more and more manufacturers of generators to incorporate them into their offer.
Our engines can work with Gas Natural, Gas Propane and soon with Biogas.
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PSI makes easy, with the adaptation of the motors, the emission certification to meet the requirements of each application. PSI is one of the largest suppliers of alternative fuel engines in North America and industrial gas and has more than 20 years of experience in the service of emission control system solutions.
The purchase of the engines is not only about power and torque, but also about the value, performance, durability and reliability of the final customer. In custom power systems PSI construction is on everyone.
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High availability of spare parts in our warehouses located in Madrid. Kubota Europe has a level of availability higher than 96% in its European headquarters in France, with the possibility of sending in 18 hours.
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Other respondents, though not many, said they involve the pupils as well. Fewer still mentioned involving parents.
Where does your school fit here? Do these results surprise you?
What time scales are attached to this vision…. Is it a 1 year vision, a 2 year, or a 3 year vision?
If outstanding is the aim – what is the current status? Does everyone know this?
What are the outstanding success criteria for everyone's role?
What will outstanding look, feel and sound like?
What resources will be put in place to help ensure this standard is met?
Their INSET time on vision included identifying what each word meant for their school and the pupils. From this came a list of 5 priorities for the next 3 years.
Don't forget what's important. The vision needs to be underpinned by a core set of values that are shared by all. Start off by looking at your own values, and listing those that are pertinent to your job. Then decide what the values of the school/organisation are. These 2 sets of values need to be similar, if not the same. If too opposed – there will be problems.
What do you think is the most important element to consider when creating your vision?
Next week's blog will focus on Implementing the Vision. In the meantime, I'd love to hear your thoughts on the topic so far, or about your experiences on creating a vision.


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U.S. airstrike targets al-Shabaab in support of the Federal Government of Somalia
STUTTGART, Germany – In coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, U.S. Africa Command conducted an airstrike targeting an al-Shabaab militant in the vicinity of Tortoroow, Somalia, on June 5, 2019.
Precision airstrikes such as this one are part of our partnered strategy with the Federal Government of Somalia to transition the security in the country to a Somali-led force.
At this time, it is assessed the airstrike killed one (1) militant.
Currently, we assess no civilians were injured or killed as a result of this airstrike. Our process and procedures allow for additional information to inform post-strike analysis.
U.S. Africa Command will continue to work with its partners to transfer the responsibility for long-term security in Somalia from AMISOM to the Federal Government of Somalia and its Member States. In support of the Federal Government of Somalia, U.S. forces will use all effective and appropriate methods to assist in the protection of the Somali people, including partnered military counterterrorism operations with the Federal Government of Somalia, AMISOM, and Somali National Army forces.
Source: US Africa Command | Published: June 07, 2019


They should be able to prepare readings, with appropriate intonation to show their understanding, and should be able to summarise and present a familiar story in their own words. They should be reading widely and frequently, outside as well as in school, for pleasure and information. They should be able to read silently, with good understanding, inferring the meanings of unfamiliar words, and then discuss what they have read. Pupils should be able to write down their ideas quickly. Their grammar and punctuation should be broadly accurate. Pupils' spelling of most words taught so far should be accurate and they should be able to spell words that they have not yet been taught by using what they have learnt about how spelling works in English.
During years 5 and 6, teachers should continue to emphasise pupils' enjoyment and understanding of language, especially vocabulary, to support their reading and writing. Pupils' knowledge of language, gained from stories, plays, poetry, non-fiction and textbooks, will support their increasing fluency as readers, their facility as writers, and their comprehension. As in years 3 and 4, pupils should be taught to enhance the effectiveness of their writing as well as their competence.
It is essential that pupils whose decoding skills are poor are taught through a rigorous and systematic phonics programme so that they catch up rapidly with their peers in terms of their decoding and spelling. However, as far as possible, these pupils should follow the upper key stage 2 programme of study in terms of listening to books and other writing that they have not come across before, hearing and learning new vocabulary and grammatical structures, and having a chance to talk about all of these.
By the end of year 6, pupils' reading and writing should be sufficiently fluent and effortless for them to manage the general demands of the curriculum in year 7, across all subjects and not just in English, but there will continue to be a need for pupils to learn subject-specific vocabulary. They should be able to reflect their understanding of the audience for and purpose of their writing by selecting appropriate vocabulary and grammar. Teachers should prepare pupils for secondary education by ensuring that they can consciously control sentence structure in their writing and understand why sentences are constructed as they are. Pupils should understand nuances in vocabulary choice and age-appropriate, academic vocabulary. This involves consolidation, practice and discussion of language.
Specific requirements for pupils to discuss what they are learning and to develop their wider skills in spoken language form part of this programme of study. In years 5 and 6, pupils' confidence, enjoyment and mastery of language should be extended through public speaking, performance and debate.


Over the last 16 years, the homebuilders have outperformed the overall S&P 500 index between November 21 and February 6 by an average of 16 percent. Graham expects this "Hope Trade" to continue in 2014 given investor sentiments for loosening credit in 2015 and beyond.
In the note, Graham raises his price target on seven of the nine hom builders under his coverage by approximately 7 percent given lower required return on investment estimates. In addition, the analyst upgraded three separate names in the space.
"Trade. Absent raising earnings estimates to account for positive fundamentals we haven't yet seen, lowering the required return on builders (or raising P/Es) is our best tool for accounting for sentiment shifts such as the Hope Trade," Graham wrote. "We are lowering our required ROIs across our home builder coverage universe by 70 bps (on average), with the largest downward shifts (-150 bps) at the lower end of the market, and slight tweaks (0-50 bps) for the remaining mid/high end builders."
Shares of Standard Pacific (NYSE: SPF) were reiterated as Buy rated with a price target raised to $10.50 from a previous $10.
Shares of Beazer Homes USA (NYSE: BZH) were reiterated as Buy rated with a price target raised to $22.50 from a previous $21.50.
Shares of Ryland Group (NYSE: RYL) were reiterated as Buy rated with a price target raised to $44.50 from a previous $42.
Shares of DR Horton (NYSE: DHI) were upgraded to Buy from Neutral with a price target raised to $26 from a previous $22.
Shares of Hovnanian Enterprises (NYSE: HOV) were upgraded to Buy from Neutral with a price target maintained at $4.50.
Shares of Toll Brothers (NYSE: TOL) were reiterated as Neutral rated with a price target maintained at $35.
Shares of PulteGroup (NYSE: PHM) were reiterated as Neutral rated with a price target raised to $19 from a previous $18.
Shares of KB Home (NYSE: KBH) were upgraded to Neutral from Sell with a price target raised to $15.50 from a previous $13.50.
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Doubling Hardship Support For Victoria's Most Vulnerable
The Victorian Government is doubling an assistance payment for those experiencing significant financial hardship as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, as part of a $50 million program to make sure people are not falling through the cracks.
The Government has commissioned the Red Cross to provide financial assistance, information and referrals to those doing it tough during the pandemic who are not eligible for Commonwealth support or the International Student Emergency Relief Fund.
People living in Victoria with limited income or savings who are on temporary or provisional visas and undocumented migrants are now able to apply for a payment of up to $800 per person – helping them out with living expenses while things are tough. Those who have already received a payment under the program will be eligible for a $400 top up on their original payment.
Families may be eligible for more, depending on how many people are in the family and their individual circumstances. Payments begin to flow within five days of a correctly completed application being received. Applicants may be eligible for an additional payment after eight weeks if they are continuing to experience financial hardship.
The Brotherhood of St Laurence is working with community organisations to identify people who may be eligible and support them to apply.
The vital program has already delivered 6,588 Extreme Hardship Support Program payments, worth over $3.3 million, supporting 8,341 individuals.
The program has also connected around 20,000 people with other Victorian government supports, including rent relief, international student support, local food relief services, health protection advice and mental health support.
The Extreme Hardship payment builds on other Victorian Government announcements to support the vulnerable during this global crisis, including the $45 million International Student Emergency Relief Fund.
We have supported Victorian workers with a $450 self-isolation payment, meaning those who have to miss a shift by staying home to wait on a coronavirus test result aren't out of pocket as a result.
We also established a $1500 payment for workers who can't earn an income because they have to isolate or quarantine at home, which is now funded by the Commonwealth.
Find out more about the Extreme Hardship Support Program and other financial support available for people and businesses impacted by coronavirus at: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/financial-support-coronavirus-covid-19External Link
Quotes attributable to Premier Daniel Andrews
"This virus doesn't discriminate, but its effects are felt more harshly by the most vulnerable among us – those without savings or work who are experiencing extreme hardship."
"Whether it's making sure getting tested doesn't mean missing payday or support for those doing it really tough we are acting to look after all Victorians during this crisis."
Quotes attributable to Minister for Disability, Ageing and Carers Luke Donnellan
"This vital program is providing payments for people in extreme financial hardship who don't qualify for Commonwealth assistance – while also connecting them to other support programs."
"This is about ensuring our most vulnerable community members, who may be new to Victoria, have the supports they need to stay safe and help us slow the spread of coronavirus."
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Banks as Secret Keepers 1 4 7 134 2 7 27 284
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Debt: Deleveraging or Default 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 94
Deceptive Redistribution 0 0 0 27 0 1 4 124
Deceptive Redistribution 0 0 0 5 1 1 3 32
Don't Ask Why Things Went Wrong: Nested Reputation and Scapegoating Inefficiency 0 0 0 59 0 0 0 235
EMU effect on Trade: What's in it for the UK? 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 380
Essays on Learning and Macroeconomics 0 0 1 147 0 0 3 245
Fighting Crises 0 1 3 46 0 1 11 42
Fragility of Reputation and Clustering in Risk Taking 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 34
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Friday, Sept. 28, the Castle Project will open its info pavilion. Here you'll be able to follow the work of the Castle Project through a variety of exhibitions.
Halfway down Stendamsgade St., with its fine view of the moat, you'll be able to get updates and information about the Castle Project. There will be changing exhibitions with finds from the archaeological digs, samples of materials used for restoration and much more.
In the pavilion, you'll be able to see a poster exhibit about the Castle Project, and you'll have the chance to browse in a small library with literature about Nyborg Castle and other interesting material.
The info pavilion will be manned, so you'll be able to ask questions about the project. The pavilion will be open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 2:00-4:00 PM and on Saturdays from noon - 2:00 PM. Groups can get access to the pavilion at other times if they contact the Museums of Eastern Funen.
Even outside opening hours, you can still enjoy the info pavilion, since some of the educational material will be placed outdoors. In addition, you can see objects in display cases through the big pavilion windows, and also see a TV screen with pictures of the latest developments from the Castle Project.
The info pavilion will open on Friday, September 28 at 4:00 PM, and will, upon that occasion, be open until 5:00 PM.


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