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Jameis Winston Unveils Second 'Dream Room' at Twin Lakes Elementary
Tuesdays are players' days off during the season. They've watched the game film from the previous week on Monday to evaluate their performance. They are about to start a new week of practice on Wednesday. Therefore, Tuesday is a chill day meant for rest.
Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston had another plan for his offday: unveiling his second 'Dream Room' at Twin Lakes Elementary in Tampa. Part of his Dream Forever Foundation is bringing creativity and innovation to today's youth using technology and the way the foundation aims to do that is by opening 'Dream Rooms' in various schools throughout Hillsborough and Pinellas counties. Each room is equipped with iPads, 3D printers, robotics kits and much more to encourage kids to dream big in the field of technology.
"What I love is the technology," Winston said of the rooms. "I think about how I use my iPad to watch film, to take notes, to do everything. Inspiring these kids to be creative and get into technology will allow them to have these dreams at a young age and apply for these (STEM) jobs that are vacant in today's society. There are actually more jobs available in the technology field, cyber security, engineering, that our kids just aren't applying for because they don't experience it at a young age."
The room was brought to life by generous donations to Winston's foundation, as well as a matching grant of $10,000 from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Foundation. It came on behalf of the $1 million Social Justice Matching Fund set up to help further players' philanthropic efforts in areas like youth empowerment. A perfect parallel for Winston's efforts on Tuesday.
A select group of children who had perfect attendance records were the first to experience the room along with Winston, himself. After a Q&A segment in which children introduced themselves one-by-one before asking the Bucs quarterback a question, they were turned loose on all the equipment the room offers. Some kids opted to try out the robotics kids, others went straight to the computers. Winston spent time with each as he made his way around the room, and the multipurpose furniture brought in by NorvaNivel, which is a company aimed at creating safe spaces for children to learn.
"I think that's what we stand for in the NFL is being great servants to our community, giving back to these kids and trying to create a platform that shows them we are here for them and we want to encourage them and provide them with opportunities and resources that we did not have when we were young," Winston said. "I know I didn't have these type of resources, so if I can give them something that I didn't have that I know would have made me a better student, I'm going to do that."
Famous Jameis Jamboree Gets Bigger and Better in Fifth Year
Quarterback Jameis Winston hosted the Fifth Annual Famous Jameis Jamboree, benefitting his Dream Forever Foundation and local nonprofits, at Raymond James Stadium this year.
Mike Evans Hosts Annual Catch for Christmas Events
Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans and his wife, Ashli, celebrated the season with the Mike Evans Family Foundation's Annual Catch for Christmas events this week.
Beau Allen's Support of Waterboys for My Cause, My Cleats Has 'Higher' Meaning
This past offseason, defensive lineman Beau Allen saw firsthand the impact his chosen cause of Waterboys makes as he visited Africa and climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro with the organization this past offseason.
Ryan Jensen's Support of TAPS for My Cause, My Cleats 'Meant to Be'
How a chance meeting with a fiery-red haired little boy in 2014 prompted Bucs center and Salute to Service nominee Ryan Jensen's chosen cause of TAPS, or Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors.
Mike Evans' Favorite Cleats Yet: Him, Tanner Hudson Support the Mike Evans Family Foundation for My Cause, My Cleats
The star wide receiver will don his foundation logo on his cleats for the second straight year for the NFL's annual My Cause, My Cleats initiative.
Bucs Gear Up for Fourth Annual My Cause, My Cleats
Over 30 different causes will be supported by Buccaneers players this Sunday as part of the NFL's annual My Cause, My Cleats initiative.
Bucs Continue Holiday Tradition During 13th Annual Turkey Time with the O-line
The Buccaneers offensive line continues their holiday tradition of providing 1,000 underserved families with Thanksgiving meals. This year's event also includes a matching grant from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Foundation Social Justice Fund.
Their Day in Court: Bucs Players Get Firsthand Look into Local Judicial System Through Social Justice Initiative
Several Buccaneers players sat in on bail and probation hearings at the Hillsborough County Courthouse on Tuesday to gain perspective on the criminal justice system.
Bucs Big Brother Lavonte David Hosts Fourth Annual Bowling for Kids' Sake Benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay
The veteran inside linebacker spent Monday night at the bowling alley along with 14 of his teammates and 'Bigs' and 'Littles' from Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Tampa Bay.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Foundation Announces $250,000 Commitment to Establish NFL's First College Scholarship for High School Girls Football Players
Scholarship open to female high school seniors participating in organized football programs nationwide
Teammates Show Up for Team Godwin Foundation Launch
Wide receiver Chris Godwin and his girlfriend Mariah DelPercio launched their Team Godwin Foundation, which aims to make an impact for pets in need by providing financial assistance to local shelter and rescue groups, with many of Godwin's teammates in attendance.
Buccaneers, Vincent Jackson & UnitedHealthcare Team Up to Help Military Veteran in Honor of Salute to Service Week
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers Foundation, along with the Jackson in Action 83 Foundation and UnitedHealthcare teamed up with local community efforts to help bring the home of Marine Corps veteran Ed Wickliffe and his wife Molly up to code following storm damage.


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Q: Generalizing the formula for dim$(U+W)$ Is there a way to generalize $\dim(\sum_{i=1}^{k}W_i)$ from the following formula?

$\dim(U+W)=\dim U+\dim W-\dim (U \cap W)$

I tried looking at examples
$k=3$:
$\dim(W_1+W_2+W_3)=\dim(W_1+W_2)+\dim W_3-\dim((W_1+W_2) \cap W_3)=$
$\dim W_1+\dim W_2+\dim W_3-\dim(W_1\cap W_2)-\dim((W_1+W_2) \cap W_3)$
$k=4$:
$\dim(W_1+W_2+W_3+W_4)=$
$\dim (W_1+W_2+W_3)+\dim W_4-\dim ((W_1+W_2+W_3)\cap W_4)$=
$\dim W_1+\dim W_2+\dim W_3+\dim W_4-\dim(W_1\cap W_2)+ \cdots$
$\cdots -\dim((W_1+W_2) \cap W_3)-\dim ((W_1+W_2+W_3)\cap W_4)$
So I guess $\dim(\sum_{i=1}^{k}W_i)=\sum_{i=1}^{k}\dim(W_i)-\sum_{i=1}^{k}\dim((\sum_{j=1}^{i-1}W_j)\cap W_i)$. Is it true? If so, how do I prove it?
Also if it is true, can I conclude $\dim(\bigoplus_{i=1}^k W_i) =\sum_{i=1}^{k}\dim W_i$? How?

A: Thanks for @daw for pointing out my error in my previous answer. For general case $n$, note that $W_2+\dots +W_n$ is a subspace, thus using the formula for 2 dimensions gives:
$$\dim \left(\sum_{j=1}^{n}W_j\right) =\dim(W_1)+\dim(W_2+\dots + W_n) -\dim(W_1 \cap \sum_{k=2}^{n}W_k)$$
So expanding all the way down by repeatedly using the formula gives:
$$\dim \left(\sum_{j=1}^n W_j \right)=\sum_{k=1}^n \dim(W_k) -\sum_{m=1}^{n-1}\dim\left(W_m \cap \sum_{i=m+1}^{n}W_i\right)$$
Now to prove the second statement, we want to show that for any integer $m<n$, the following is true:
$$W_m \cap \sum_{i=m+1}^n W_i=\{\vec 0\}$$
First notice that if $\bigoplus_{k=1}^n W_k$ makes sense, then $\bigoplus_{k=m}^n W_k$ must make sense too.
Then we will use the following lemma: if $U\bigoplus V$ makes sense, then $U\cap V=\{0\}$
Proof: Since any vector in $U\bigoplus V$ is uniquely represented by sum of vector $\vec u\in U$ and $\vec v\in V$. Consider $\vec 0=\vec u +(-\vec u)$, it implies that if some $\vec u\in U$, then $-\vec u\in V$, by definition of vector space we know that $u \in V$. But $\vec u= -\vec u=\vec 0$ is the unique solution. Thus we have $U\cap V=\{0\}$ precisely.
Applying the lemma, we have $$W_m\cap \left(\bigoplus_{k=m+1}^n W_k\right)=\{0\}$$
because $$\bigoplus_{k=m+1}^n W_k =\sum_{k=m+1}^n W_k$$,
for each $m$. Completing the proof.
Note: you can prove the second statement with a simpler proof involving finding bases for each $W_j$ and put them in a list.

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Bright, shiny, comfortable new light up sparkle vests.
Fits size 2-10. Custom sizes available.
Color Changing LED Lights are powered by 8 AA batteries.
Beautiful, top quality sequins. Fur trim.
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'Tis the time of year for zucchini. Lots and lots of it. This breaded and baked zucchini recipe will leave you wishing you had an overabundance of zucchini year-round.
While I'm a fan of "all things in moderation," I don't fry food in my kitchen. It's not my thing.
My breaded and baked zucchini recipe is so delicious that it will make you forget about fried zucchini altogether.
Panko bread crumbs are included in the breading to help achieve a crispy texture. And baking these breaded zucchini slices at 4oo degrees F will make them golden brown on the outside and soft on the inside.
I've been making this breaded and baked zucchini recipe for years. I remember baking it in the little third floor apartment my husband and I shared when I was finishing my Ph.D. Ah, memories.
Serve up this recipe to dinner guests as an appetizer. It would be great before some slow cooker sausage spinach tomato soup or a grilled pizza with Italian toppings.
It's so easy to throw together this breaded and baked zucchini that you can even treat yourself to a freshly-baked batch for lunch. I was home all day on Monday and made myself this gorgeous plate.
I may or may not have eaten all of the zucchini in one sitting.
Here's the recipe so you can try some yourself.
2. Wash and slice your zucchini into slices that are about 1/4″ thick.
3. Combine Italian seasoned breadcrumbs, Panko breadcrumbs, parmesan cheese, and salt, and set aside.
4. Dip the zucchini slices into the egg wash and then into the breadcrumb mixture.
Pack on as much breading as you can.
5. Place zucchini in a single layer on a cookie sheet and bake for 10 minutes.
6. Flip zucchini over, and bake for an additional 10 minutes.
Wash and slice your zucchini into slices that are about 1/4″ thick.
Combine Italian seasoned breadcrumbs, Panko breadcrumbs, parmesan cheese, and salt, and set aside.
Dip the zucchini slices into the egg wash and then into the breadcrumb mixture.
Place zucchini in a single layer on a cookie sheet and bake for 10 minutes.
Flip zucchini over, and bake for an additional 10 minutes.
Serve with your favorite spaghetti sauce for dipping.
I added a squirt of ranch dressing. I like to live dangerously.
Looking for other ways to use fresh zucchini?
Check out my 'Easy & Health Slow Cooker Recipes' Cookbook. The Garden Vegetable Soup is my 2-year-old's favorite recipe and includes a whole zucchini. The Zucchini "Lasagna" recipe calls for two large zucchinis and is so delicious you won't even miss the pasta. YUM.
I'll also be sharing a recipe for BBQ Chicken Foil Packs (with zucchini and broccoli) next week, so stay tuned!
Tell me: What's your favorite thing to make with zucchini?


The Seltiss-2 caravel was designed to be a cheap alternative to the popular, but expensive luxury sail barge. Essentially a scaled down version of the luxury model, it has half the capacity, passenger space and repulsor lift power of its predecessor. The repulsors are so limited that the barge cannot traverse rocky areas. However, the smaller size and lighter repulsor units allow it to travel twice as fast.
Since the Seltiss model was not intended for the wealthy, who are popular targets for pirates and bandits, its designers opted to strip out most of the weaponry and armor. The budget analysts also deemed it necessary to remove most of the luxury facilities from within the vehicle to keep production costs low. However, many Seltiss-2 owners have after-market weapons and upgraded amenities installed. Likewise, extravagant customization of the barge, reflecting the owner's unique taste, is a well-documented and popular pastime.


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The Supremes "My World Is Empty Without You"
Written and produced by Motown's main production team of Holland–Dozier–Holland, the song's fast tempo accompanies a somber lyric which delves into the feelings of depression which can set in after a breakup; instrumentally, this is showcased with a Storm and Stress musical arrangement, in tow with the trend of baroque pop during the mid-1960s.
"My World Is Empty Without You" was one of the few songs written by the team for The Supremes to not reach number one, peaking at number five on the US pop chart for two weeks in February 1966[1] and at number 10 on the R&B chart; the single failed to chart on the UK Singles Chart. The group performed the song on the CBS hit variety program The Ed Sullivan Show on Sunday, February 20, 1966. Source
Tags: diana ross, My World Is Empty Without You, the supremesCategories: 1960s, Female vocal group, Pop music/Motown, Reflections
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Q: How to suppress drilldown on subreports in crystal reports 2008 I have a main report, that contains a sub report at the group footer. While double clicking the subreport at run time the sub report is drill down and opens in new tab. I want to disable the drill down feature. I cannot able to put the sub report inside a textbox to achieve this. AS the sub report grows dynamically.

A: The drill-down feature can NOT be disabled.  Moreover, you will not be able to embed a sub-report in a text objects.  You can, however, disable the sub-report's ability to expand vertically--clear the 'can grow' checkbox.

A: There is a EnableDrillDown property that you can set to false, but this applies it to the whole report (not just the subreport). I'm working in ASP.NET WebForms so for me it was just:
CrystalReportViewer1.EnableDrillDown = false;

It should be the same if you are doing it in WinForms, but I'm not 100% sure.


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Posted on April 28, 2013 by TCR
Public health major analyzes mental illness in Lancaster
BY ALANNA KOEHLER '15
This semester, Eleanor Garlow '14 became F&M's first-ever public health major to conduct an independent study upon completion of a research project dedicated to analyzing the mental health of the residents of Lancaster. Garlow ran statistical analyses on the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) survey administered to a little over 1,000 people in Lancaster by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in 2011.
Garlow worked under the supervision of Kirk Miller, B.F. Fackenthal, Jr. professor of biology and public health program chair, with additional assistance from Christina Abbott, visiting assistant professor of psychology and Garlow's second reader.
At the commencement of what turned out to be a three-month process, Miller and Garlow were directed to the BRFSS survey by Berwood Yost, director of the Floyd Institute for Public Policy Analysis and the Institute's Center for Opinion Research. Garlow was instructed to conduct any research she wanted on the survey, which left her a multitude of possibilities.
"I decided to focus on the mental health section of the survey because I'd been talking with a lot of my public health friends about how mental health is a topic that is severely under-studied in the public health realm," Garlow said. "I wanted to look at this and see what the mental health situation was in Lancaster," Garlow elaborated, noting that 20 percent of the mental health budget in Lancaster was cut in the past year, following pre-existing cuts to preventative health programs during the debt crisis of 2008.
The model Garlow created based on her findings aims to help healthcare workers in Lancaster to re-evaluate who is at risk of developing a mental illness, to re-adjust their budgets to assist this demographic, and to secure further funding to treat those affected.
"I'm going to send my paper to all the mental health workers in Lancaster who I've interviewed," she said. "I think this will be a useful resource for them just to see what this Lancaster-specific data looks like so they can re-adjust their resources if they so choose."
Miller says he will make Garlow's findings available to the Lancaster Health Improvement Partnership (LHIP).
One organization Garlow contacted was the Spanish American Civic Association (SACA), as her findings correlate well with previous studies that suggest minorities in Lancaster are more prone to mental illness than Caucasians.
"I'm going to send [SACA] my paper so when they are applying for these grants, they can show these Lancaster-specific statistics I found for Hispanics and Latinos about how they are statistically more likely to have a mental illness than some other races," Garlow said. "This is the purpose of my research: to help these organizations better direct their services towards the populations that need it and to help them have more credibility when applying for grants."
In addition to bolstering the pre-existing notion that minorities are at a higher risk of developing a mental illness, Garlow's research supports the ideas that women and smokers are at risk as well. Lancaster residents who were sexually abused, had divorced parents, or lived with someone mentally ill as children seem to be at the highest risk, according to Garlow's analysis.
"A lot of journal [articles] talk about how women are more likely to have depression, for example, than men, and minorities are more likely to have depression than whites," Garlow said. "There is a lot of literature that says that, and those results were confirmed through my research. I did, however, find that factors like adverse childhood experiences were much more correlated with a mental illness than being black or being a woman."
Garlow arrived at this conclusion by focusing on the BRFSS survey questions to determine Lancaster residents who were diagnosed with depression or anxiety and those with symptoms who were undiagnosed. She analyzed the diagnosed population to determine factors that most often lead to co-occurring mental illness and then revealed a subset of the undiagnosed population that is at high risk of developing depression or anxiety based on these factors.
"I figured out this group of 221 people [of the roughly 1,000 surveyed] in the community who have symptoms of depression or anxiety, but are not diagnosed," Garlow said. "I wanted to figure out who they were, what were the demographic trends, and why they were undiagnosed."
Garlow traced the trend of high-risk members of the community going undiagnosed to financial barriers and the lack of a consistent doctor.
"[My findings] made me think back to the problem of — now that we have very limited resources because the budget has been cut — where is it most beneficial to submit all of our resources?" Garlow said. "My main conclusion was that we should be looking into doing mental health prevention in children. The average age of onset for a mental illness is 14 in the US. That means, in Lancaster, we should be focusing on everyone below that age for prevention.
"At the end of my paper I was advocating for these prevention programs for youth in Lancaster schools because I have shown through my research that all these adverse childhood experiences are really what correlate with mental illness," Garlow continued. "Because I found that 20 percent of the Lancaster population is undiagnosed and high risk, I argue that the government should be increasing our mental health budget by 20 percent so it can serve this population."
Garlow hopes to one day work as an epidemiologist for the CDC, and this Summer, she will be putting the skills she learned through her independent study to use at Johns Hopkins University as a quality management analyst.
"Without my background in biology or my background in government, this wouldn't be possible," Garlow said. "I think my major is one that is a really good example of what it means to be a liberal arts student. I'm so glad to have done this research because I hope it inspires other public health majors to go on and do independent studies."
Garlow's work brings attention to a relatively new department.
"The first independent study in Public Health is, of course, a milestone, for the program and for F&M," Miller said.
Questions? Email Alanna at akoehler@fandm.edu.


24-7worship.org - What is the "Key of David"?
The term "The Key of David" is a phrase that is recently surfacing in many places. Like the phrase "The Tabernacle of David" it is a term that rarely comes up in Christian writing before this present generation, and, I believe the Holy Spirit has highlighted these terms from the Scriptures in recent times and intentionally has brought them to our communal attention.
It is interesting that a number of us called to 24-7 ministry to the Lord have had recent experiences with the "Key of David": either that we have been symbolically given a "key" or prophetically had it laid on our shoulders, or simply that we have been hearing about it. Some of us have been gradually learning to use this key, even without fully understanding what we may have been entrusted with.
Recently I have been granted a measure of understanding of the significance of this "Key of David." Although we may have the key within our grasp and even begin to learn to use it, it is nevertheless very helpful to understand what this "Key" is and how it may be used.
"These are the words of him who is holy and true, who holds the key of David. What he opens no one can shut, and what he shuts no one can open. I know your deeds. See, I have placed before you an open door that no one can shut."
"In that day I will summon my servant, Eliakim son of Hilkiah. I will clothe him with your robe and fasten your sash around him and hand your authority over to him. He will be a father to those who live in Jerusalem and to the house of Judah. I will place on his shoulder the key to the house of David; what he opens no one can shut, and what he shuts no one can open."
In both cases, with the Church in Philadelphia where certain Jews had unlawfully assumed authority (Rev. 3:9), and in Jerusalem where Shebna had usurped authority in the palace (Is. 22:15-19), the Key of David was given to establish God-ordained authority in those places. In the culture of the time a Key was an emblem of the authority of Government; and in the East to this day, in transferring the authority and Government of a city, a large Key is laid upon a person.
But why is it called the Key "of David?" Why is David's name associated with this Key of Governmental Authority, the key that has the power to open what no one can shut and shut what no one can open?
"I have found David son of Jesse a man after my own heart; he will do everything I want him to do."
The heart of David, above all, was to find a resting place for the presence of the Lord among his people, a "Dwelling for the Mighty One of Jacob." After David captured Jerusalem from the Jebusites, one of his first acts recorded in the Scriptures (II Sam. 6, I Chron. 13-15), before conquering other cities or lands, was to bring the Ark of the Covenant, the Ark representing the Presence of God into Jerusalem, and establish worshippers continually ministering to the Lord day and night. David was known as a Shepherd, a Fugitive, a Warrior, and a King; but most of all, and above all, as a Worshipper.
David was a man after God's own heart. You see, God's heart, above all, is to be in the midst of his people. This is the dominant theme of Scriptures, from Genesis where God walked with mankind in the cool of the Garden, to Revelation where we hear a "loud voice from the throne" saying "NOW (finally ... again!) the dwelling of God is with men, and he will live with them." This is the purpose and heart of God; that is where history is heading and our ultimate destiny; that is why Jesus came as Immanuel, God with us, to reconcile all things to the Father.
It is to those whose hearts line up with God's heart that God is prepared to entrust the Key of David. These are the ones to whom he wishes to impart the same authority that David walked in, to open doors that no one can shut, and shut doors that no one can open. As we become people "after God's own heart," the doors we seek to open will always start with the door to his presence, a door that we open through day and night worship, as we learn from the example of David.
We may have "little strength" (Rev. 3:8), and appear of little significance from the world's perspective, but it is to those "who keep his word and not deny his name" that he will entrust his authority. As David was the least of his family and clan, a shepherd boy, yet called to a position of great authority in the Kingdom, God says of him "he will do everything I want him to do." That must be, above all, our hearts' desires, to have no purpose, no agenda, no ambition, but only to do his bidding.
We see how David was able to use the authority the Lord vested in him by conquering cities and nations for the Kingdom. He was able to use this "Key" to possess one city after another for the Kingdom. In fact in I Chronicles 18 and in II Sam.8 the Holy Spirit gives us, in these scriptures, a summary of David's conquests. In these 17 or 18 verses there is one phrase repeated four times: "The Lord gave David victory wherever he went."
In the previous chapters (I Chron. 17 & II Sam.7), Nathan, having observed how the Lord was with David, says "Whatever you have in mind, go ahead and do it, for the Lord is with you." The Key of David in operation: "what he opens no one can shut, and what he shuts no one can open."
But note the chapters that immediately precede these illustrations of the power of using the Key of David. What happened prior to this? In I Chron 16, and in II Sam. 6 we are told how David brought the Ark of the Covenant into the city, and established worshippers to minister to God's presence day and night. He put "first things first." Central to all David did was the presence of God. He never lost the heart of worship ... "that I may dwell in the House of Lord, in the presence of the Almighty One of Jacob, ... to behold the beauty of Lord and to seek his face all the days of my life."
I believe that we too, can ask for and receive the Key of David. But we must do so with a heart of humility and total obedience, as the least of the clans, and doing only what he wants us to do. We must also align our hearts with God's purposes and desires. What is that desire above all? Reconciliation to his people and the renewal of all things, so that we can walk in communion with him and abide in his love. That is the message and that is the primary purpose of the use of the Key of David. It is a Key that Gatekeepers will be able to use to open Gates for righteousness, truth and justice, and close Gates to abuse, inequity, deception, and unrighteousness in every sphere where he places us.
He is calling for Gatekeepers with the Key of David to be positioned in the foundations of the city. God is looking for those who can be entrusted with the Key of David with Governmental Authority to open doors for Kingdom transformation. As we seek first his Kingdom and his righteousness, as we put "first things first" and establish a Dwelling Place for the Mighty One of Jacob by ministering to his presence through day and night worship, he will entrust us more and more with the Key of David, with authority to open doors that no one can shut, and shut doors that no one can open.
This Key is always first and foremost to open doors to his Presence, ministering to his Presence through day and night worship; and then, as David did, we must use this same Key to conquer kingdoms, until the kingdoms of this world become the Kingdom of our Lord and of his Christ. Jesus said, "I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven."


Up until 1599, the ducal library was housed on the floor above the Antiquarium. Later this suite of rooms was used several times by the heir to the reigning elector.
Elector Max III Joseph however remained in the rooms together with his wife Maria Anna von Sachsen even after taking power in 1745 and had them extended and modernized in 1746 by Johann Baptist Gunetzrhainer. Some 15 years later the elector commissioned François Cuvilliés to redesign the furnishings and decoration in the Rococo style.
The Elector and the Electress each had their own set of apartments. These were accessed from opposite ends and met in the middle.
The Electoral Rooms were destroyed in the Second World War. The main features of the rooms could however be reconstructed from the surviving works of art and remaining sections of wall panelling. Many of the paintings and objects now on display here were not part of the original furnishings, with the exception of the three large views of the city of Munich and the summer residence of Nymphenburg painted in 1761 by the famous Venetian Bernardo Bellotto, known as Canaletto. A media station in Room 22 takes you back to the period when they were painted!


I am probably being irrational, but I'd like your advice anyway. My husband is an avid hunter. He goes frequently with his brother during hunting season. He is also extremely responsible. He keeps his rifles locked, and the key to the gun cabinet is well hidden. But we have two small children, and I am petrified that they will somehow find their way into the gun cabinet and hurt themselves. This may not be reasonable, but honestly, some nights I am sleepless with worry. Can I raise this with my husband even if he's not doing anything wrong?
Please don't belittle your feelings! They would be "irrational" if your husband was storing jelly beans in his gun cabinet, but there are rifles in there. Owning guns and raising children are both huge responsibilities, especially in a world where accidents happen even to vigilant people. And guns just up the ante on possible injuries.
Your husband may be doing everything right, but if you are sleepless with worry, you owe it to yourself and him to speak up. Your fears are not baseless: My father was also a hunter and careful with his guns, but by the time I was 10, I knew exactly where the key to his gun cabinet was hidden. Children are always watching!
Start by thanking your husband for being careful. That sets a productive tone. Then share your fears about the guns and invite possible solutions: Can the rifles be stored elsewhere (maybe at his brother's house)? Can you shop together for better, state-of-the-art locks for both guns and cabinet?
You may not find the compromise right away, but keep trying. It's what good partnership is all about. You aren't being silly, though. Guns are dangerous, and you both deserve to sleep through the night.
I work at an agency of 20 people. The boss has a dog, and every time she travels (for work or on vacation), she corners staff members and asks if they will stay at her apartment and take care of her dog. She pays $ 40 a day. We don't have a human resources department, and some of us have felt obliged to say yes to stay on her good side. How do we let her know that watching her dog isn't our problem?
What I can't tell from your question is whether your boss has lost sight (on this one issue) of the power imbalance between herself and her employees, or whether she enjoys pressing her advantage. If you aren't sure either, err on the side of caution — at least until your exit interview.
The next time she asks you to dog sit, say: "Sorry, I have plans that night. Would you like me to send around an email to see who's free?" That way, you (and she) can identify co-workers who may like $ 40 a day, liberation from their roommates and lounging on your boss's high-thread-count sheets. Win-win, right?
I often eat at restaurants with a particular friend. She is always eyeing my plate and trying to pick at my food. She asks if I'm finished first, but her behavior really bothers me. Am I being selfish? I'm not going to eat what she's asking for, after all. But it's annoying to have someone hovering over my plate. Your thoughts?
Without question, it's distressing to see vultures circling overhead — or over our steak frites. But in my (admittedly gross) experience of begging people for their scraps, I think I'm more often motivated by fear of hunger than any actual hunger pangs. If, like me, your friend worries about getting enough, even right after finishing her meal, the issue may not be her appetite.
Why should you have to watch people drink? Probably for the same reason that your guests have to give up three hours of their free time to watch you unwrap baby gifts: It's how polite society has unfolded. Give and take! Try your best to hide your feelings. They make you seem selfish (and I bet you're not).
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Socorro es una ciudad ubicada en el condado de Socorro en el estado estadounidense de Nuevo México. En el Censo de 2010 tenía una población de 9051 habitantes y una densidad poblacional de 242,65 personas por km².

Geografía
Socorro se encuentra ubicada en las coordenadas . Según la Oficina del Censo de los Estados Unidos, Socorro tiene una superficie total de 37.3 km², de la cual 37.27 km² corresponden a tierra firme y (0.07%) 0.03 km² es agua.

Historia
En junio de 1598, el explorador español Juan de Oñate (nacido en Zacatecas, Virreinato de Nueva España, ahora México) dirigía una expedición de pobladores españoles a través de la Jornada del Muerto, una zona desértica que termina justo al sur de la actual ciudad de Socorro. Cuando los españoles salieron del desierto, los indios Piro, un grupo de los Indios Pueblo, les proporcionaron agua y comida. Por esta razón, los españoles bautizaron un pueblo con el nombre de Socorro, donde se creó la primera misión con el nombre de Nuestra Señora del Socorro en 1626, cuando ya vivían en la zona unos 600 habitantes ()

Demografía
Según el censo de 2010, había 9051 personas residiendo en Socorro. La densidad de población era de 242,65 hab./km². De los 9051 habitantes, Socorro estaba compuesto por el 80.73% blancos, el 1.54% eran afroamericanos, el 3.88% eran amerindios, el 2.07% eran asiáticos, el 0.07% eran isleños del Pacífico, el 8.28% eran de otras razas y el 3.45% pertenecían a dos o más razas. Del total de la población el 53.97% eran hispanos o latinos de cualquier raza.

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Alternative rock's essence is capturing an emotion that doesn't need fancy production or flashy sounds. Just a guitar, a bass, and a rhythm section will do along with the proper amount of amplification. The Lincoln Tunnel out of Providence achieves that with their sophomore album Phone This One In, which was put out via the Warren-based label 75orLess Records on December 7. Christian Caldarone leads the cavalry with his crooning voice and raw strums on the guitar. There's also a powerpop sheen that's adorned within the album from start to finish.
Keith Menard backs up Caldarone on lead guitar while his brother John blends his skills on bass with Mike Tomasso's drumming. The musical tightness exhibited throughout Phone This One In is genuinely impressive. Caldarone's lyrics are hard-hitting and honest to the point where there's no confusion on what he's really singing about. It's an unapologetic and old-school take on a style that's been continuously evolving since the early '80s. The Lincoln Tunnel's new album can be enjoyed by music lovers both young and old.
Starting the album off is "Time's Wasting" with Caldarone shouting at the top of his lungs. "Bedroom Eyes" has a pop-rock aesthetic while also having a consistent breakbeat. It echoes the songwriting of Paul Westerberg and Robert Pollard and it also maintains a bit of originality. Fitting for the holiday season, "Stay In Bed (This Christmas)" is a conflict of nostalgia and reality. Keith Menard has a sweet guitar solo that shines through too.
This rad band has a show coming up at Alchemy in Providence on December 28 with Boston rock act If We Go At All and fellow locals Nate Cozzolino & The Lost Arts and The Ghosts Of Industry. While you're at the show, get a copy of Phone This One In. It's real rock music with a lot of heart.
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I've been waiting for almost 2 years for this pizzeria to open up in my neighborhood, finally – yesterday – Prime Pizza and Shakes (1202 Avenue J; Brooklyn, NY 11230 – Tel: 718.521.6141 – entrance on 12th Street) opened. I'd always hoped it would be at least, similar to the SONY building's Pizza Da Solo in Manhattan (between 55th and 56th at 550 Madison Avenue), and it didn't disappoint! Prices and sizes are more in line with Brooklyn's demographics; quality, taste, freshness still live up to the high standards of Joey Allaham's other eateries.
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So, what could possibly be wrong with having such a great pizzeria in the neighborhood? That's easy… I'm becoming addicted! I will be returning again, and again, and again!
Late afternoon yesterday, SYR and I had the pleasure of stopping by Basil (see here and here) – 270 Kingston Ave; Brooklyn, NY 11213; Telephone: 718.285.8777. While many eateries, in the kosher world, become too complacent as their quality declines, Basil still maintains their high standards.
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It goes without saying that 2017 may be a year of great change in the areas of toxic tort and environmental law. EPA and the Department of the Interior are restructuring how they address scientific issues. Regulation and enforcement may shift further to the states. The plaintiffs' environmental and toxic tort bar will likely step into the vacuum and try to shape things to their liking through litigation.
The committee is off to a great start this year. Under the leadership of Carmen Toledo and Stephanie Flynn, we had a superb seminar in New Orleans in March. We extend the Committee's thanks to all of the sponsors of this year's conference and all of the presenters. Attendance was up. Feedback has been consistently positive about both the content and the enhanced networking opportunities that were included this year. We have already begun developing the program for our next conference, which will be held on March 1 and 2, 2018 in Nashville. Bill Hubbard is the new Program Chair and Kristin Orr is Vice Chair. They join me in welcoming the participation in our planning committee of all who are interested. One consistent comment from attendees this year was that they appreciated that the program was tied together by an underlying theme -how to persuade judges and jurors on issues related to science. Next year is the 25th anniversary of the Supreme Court's Daubert decision so look for content that picks up on that occasion. We also expect to continue our tradition of hosting a diversity luncheon with a speaker from industry. Networking opportunities will abound as well. For the first time this year, we had a speed networking event and a bowling outing. Next year, look for something that takes advantage of our host city, which is one of the music capitals of America. We welcome all ideas as to topics and speakers for panels and individual presentations, be they suitable for full-length segments or for TED Talk type presentations.
Publications are a strength of our Committee and there are multiple opportunities available. Besides this issue of For The Defense, to which I will turn momentarily, we have an excellent electronic newsletter. Devin Barry is the committee's publications chair. Please feel free to contact him if you have an idea for an article to publish in the electronic newsletter or in our 2018 issue of For The Defense. It is not too early to be thinking about that opportunity.
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Sara Beth Jones, Mary Margaret Gay, Anna Beth Baker, and Joanna Kuhn have jointly authored an excellent article for this issue on an important practical topic —deposition strategies for developing alternative exposure scenarios in asbestos cases. They offer information on useful tools for developing information on alternative additional exposures in specific cases Their lessons are relevant to both mesothelioma cases and the cancer cases about which David Lutz and Whitney Cruz have written. In fact, the insights in this article have broader applicability to toxic exposure cases in general.
Moving beyond asbestos, Eric Klein and Graham Zorn have contributed a useful piece on a particular line of mega-cases —environmental and toxic exposure cases brought by sovereigns. In recent years, multiple states have filed massive suits against petroleum refiners alleging pervasive contamination of their waters with the MTBE, which was used for many years as a gasoline blending component. Those states seek recovery for the costs of testing and treating wells, both public and private, as well as natural resource damages. They sometimes seek restoration of water resources down to non-detect rather than limiting their claims to remediation down to applicable regulatory standards. The idea is that a single molecule constitutes an injury to the resource. Eric and Graham argue that states will begin to apply these legal theories to high stakes cases involving other contaminants.
overview of where the lead in drinking water comes from and the regulatory framework that must be understood to successfully defend these cases. His insights also have relevance to cases involving other contaminants in drinking water.
TTEL's final article in this issue of For The Defense was authored by Gaxy Burt, Adam Mordecai, and Brendan O'Brien. They address a provocative topic —dealing with cross-cultural issues when conducting neuropsychological assessments for forensic purposes. Given the ever-increasing diversity in American society, this topic is extremely important for all who practice in areas where neuropsychological issues play a role. The authors argue persuasively that differences in language, culture and custom can interfere with such assessments and render the results unreliable. The article raises important questions about whether neuropsychological assessments should be inadmissible under Daubert in certain circumstances.
In closing, I would like to note other initiatives that the TTEL Committee will be pursuing this year. In response to requests for greater networking opportunities, we will be initiating a series of regional networking events. The first will be in Washington, DC. Other events will follow later this year. We expect to continue with multiple regional events in 2018. TTEL members will be receiving invitations to events in their regions as they are scheduled.
Finally, under the leadership of Kim Bick, we have already had one successful webinar this year. The topic was a review of the environmental law after the first 100 days of the Trump Administration. Keep an eye out for announcements of several additional webinars later in 2017. We hope to see all of you at the DRI Annual Meeting, which will be in Chicago on October 4-8, 2017 and at the next TTEL Seminar on March 1-2, 2018 in Nashville.
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Global drug policy isn't working. These 100+ organizations want that to change.
Last week, a Brookings Institution discussion on international drug policy began with the premise that "no policy has failed as badly in the past 30 years as drug policy," according to moderator and former Mexican ambassador to the U.S. Arturo Sarakhan in his opening statement. But now a group of non-profit organizations are working to change that.
In 2016, the U.N. General Assembly will hold a special session (UNGASS) on drugs which will set the tone for global drug policy for the foreseeable future. The last special session on drugs was held in 1998, and tasked U.N. member nations with the unrealistic goal of achieving a "drug-free world" by 2008. If you look at, say, Washington or Colorado the last few years, you know things have turned in a very different direction.
But it's not the the U.S., where states are legalizing marijuana. Latin American countries are loosening restrictions on drug use and Portugal has decriminalized the use of drugs completely, to name just a few examples. Many of the harms associated with drug use -- the violence, the criminal activity, the loss of life -- have been shown to be direct consequences of the way we wage the drug war, rather than of drug use itself. More countries are beginning to acknowledge this troubled history, but the U.N. treaties governing drug policy haven't been significantly updated since the 1960s.
In order to assess the state of international drug policy, Brookings introduced a series of 15 papers last week looking at how the global drug control regime would need to change to keep up with rapid changes in domestic laws and shifting public opinion. Advocates of overhauling drug laws hope that the 2016 UNGASS will usher in a series of changes to international drug treaties to make them more amenable to countries and regions that wish to implement changes to their drug laws.
To that end, a consortium of over 100 human rights and drug policy organizations today are releasing an open letter calling on the U.N. to respect changing drug policies within member countries, and to prioritize human rights over punitive law enforcement in its approach to drug laws. "Existing US and global drug control policies that heavily emphasize criminalization of drug use, possession, production and distribution are inconsistent with international human rights standards and have contributed to serious human rights violations," the groups write.
Signatories to the letter include the American Civil Liberties Union, Human Rights Watch, NORML, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, and the International Drug Policy Consortium. The three existing international drug treaties commit member states to "punish and even criminalize activity related to recreational marijuana" and other drugs, according to Brookings' Wells Bennet. This is in direct conflict with policies like state-level marijuana legalization efforts in the U.S., and the federal government's stated policy of allowing them to operate as long as they abide by certain guidelines.
The signatories' letter boils down to a fairly simple request: that "human rights principles, which lie at the core of the United Nations charter, should take priority over provisions of the drug conventions," they write.
This would represent a marked departure from existing policies at the U.N., which is currently led by the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime. There's a reason it's called the "office on drugs and crime" and not the "office on drugs and health" or "office on drugs and human rights:" the office is focused primarily on law enforcement and explicitly characterizes drug use as a "menace" to international society.
If the U.N. takes a different attitude toward drug policy, it won't be the first time. The U.N.'s own Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights issued a report in 2012 finding that "excessively punitive approaches to drug control have resulted in countless human rights violations, including the right to health."
But the Office on Drugs and Crime, tasked with overseeing international drug control agreements, is one of the staunchest defenders of the international drug control regime. The office is headed by Yury Fedotov, a Russian who has condemned marijuana legalization efforts in the U.S. and elsewhere.
So finding common ground at the 2016 UNGASS may be difficult. That's why the human rights and drug policy organizations are releasing their letter today, as various U.N. committees lay the groundwork for the special session next year.
David Borden of stopthedrugwar.org spearheaded the open letter. "Twenty years after the UN declared a 10-year goal of a drug free world, the closest idea that has anywhere near to a global consensus is that there never will be one," he said in an interview. "The question is how best can we manage and live with the drugs and their challenges."
The risk for advocates of strict drug control measures, he says, is that if the international treaties aren't significantly reformed, countries may simply decide to bow out of them completely. There is, in fact, a mechanism within the treaties for countries to do precisely that: they can simply leave the treaties and then re-join with "reservations" that allow them to ignore whichever portions of the treaties they object to. Bolivia has already done so, citing its objection to the ban on coca-leaf chewing by indigenous people.
The letter calls on governments to repeal laws that criminalize the use of various drugs, but stops short of advocating for full legalization, of marijuana or anything else. For Maria MacFarland, co-director of the U.S. program at Human Rights Watch, decriminalization is a human rights issue.
"Criminalization is inconsistent with human rights principles, and with basic principles of autonomy that underlie our rights," she said in an interview. "We realize that people who use drugs do harm other people sometimes." Think of drunk drivers, for instance. But as with alcohol, "the solution is to have laws that criminalize harmful conduct -- not just the use itself," she said.
The signatories' requests are congruent with many of the findings of the 15 Brookings papers released last week. Among other things, the papers recommend a law enforcement focus on violent criminals, rather than drug users; comprehensive economic development initiatives to help farmers in drug-producing regions transition away from drug crops; and an emphasis on public health-based approaches to drug use, like needle exchange programs.
Overall, Brookings scholars Vanda Felbab-Brown and Harold Trinkunas write, "the goal of UNGASS 2016 should be to inject realism into the global discussion of drug policy objectives, instead of once again setting an unattainable goal of a drug-free world." While political consensus on these issues may be difficult to obtain within the U.N., it's clear that the research and NGO communities are arriving at a consensus that the current international drug control regime is impractical.


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You must submit a Notice of Intent Form and your Educational Plan, to the Superintendent of Schools in the county school district of the child's residence at the time your child reaches 7 years old, or within 10 days of withdrawing from public or private school, if they have previously been enrolled.
There is a single form dictated by law. Any other form is superfluous and may request information that is legally unnecessary. Sending the NOI long before the child attains 7 years of age is unnecessary and does not help you, nor the Superintendent. Sending an NOI more often than the law requires does not help anyone.
The NOI should be mailed via Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested, to the Superintendent of Schools in the county of the child's residence. If you phone the local school, or the district office, you may be directed to take different or additional steps, or given a different mailing address. The law states you must send the completed form AND YOUR EDUCATIONAL PLAN to the Superintendent. Don't expect school district employees to know or understand homeschool laws. It's not their job.
The NOI must be "filed" either via mail or in person only once for the length of time the child is homeschooled. Not once per year or more often. If the child changes residences, another NOI must be sent to the Superintendent in the county of the child's new residence, within 10 days.
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This fantastic picture, courtesy of Scottish Photography Productions, was snapped of our Team at King George Docks all loaded and ready to set off to Kype Muir Wind Farm, South Lanarkshire.
We're also pleased to say we've hit position 40 in the ICT50 World ranking for specialist transport carriers.
In 2005 International Cranes & Specialized Transport launched the Transport50, a list of the world's largest heavy and specialised transport equipment-owning companies ranked according to the total carrying capacity of their fleet. Companies are then ranked in the Transport50 index, calculated by adding together the transport capacity of all modular and specialised trailers in the fleet.
Since 2007 Collett & Sons have been proud to feature on the list, rubbing shoulders with businesses far and wide. Looking back to 2007 our Transport50 index was 4,406 Tonnes based on our overall carrying capacity. Eleven years on and our combined modular trailer capacity of 5,892 Tonnes and combined specialised trailer capacity of 5,645 Tonnes more than doubles our Transport50 index to 11,537 Tonnes! This raises our ranking from 47 on the list in 2017 up seven places to number 40!


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Q: How to add new view when instantiating a new view model New to WPF and not sure how to programmatically instantiate a new viewmodel that wraps a new chart and its data collection. Right now, it consists of the following, but not sure the optimal way to set it up.
class ChartViewModel
    {
        public ChartViewModel()
        {
            CartesianChart chart = new CartesianChart();
            chart.Series = new SeriesCollection
            {
                new GLineSeries
                {
                    Title = "Pressure",
                    Values = new GearedValues<double>(),
                },
                new GLineSeries
                {
                    Title = "Pulse",
                    Values = new GearedValues<int>(),
                }
            };
        }
    }

And then, I need to add the new chart to the view. The CartesianChart object is the UIElement and it works as follows when I just test it in main window without this class.
stackPanel.Children.Add(chart);

But the class can't access the xaml it seems and I can't add the actual view model class since thats not a UIElement, only the chart is. Basically need to create a new chart instance every time the previous chart fills up with something like this:
ChartViewModel tempChart = new ChartViewModel();
chartRepo.Add(tempChart); //chart repo is a list of ChartViewModels

So it needs its own SeriesCollection and UIElement. Thanks for any recommendations.

A: If you want to dynamically add new charts you have to make use of DataTemplate to template the chart data.
The DataTemplate which consists of the chart is bound to a ChartDataModel. We can use a ListView to display the charts (data templates). A view model ChartViewModel serves as the ListView.ItemsSource and holds a set of ChartData.
Each ChartData maps to a new chart.
Whenever you create a new ChartDataModel in the ChartViewModel and add it to ChartModels, the ListView will  automatically create a new chart.
The view:
<ListView ItemsSource="{Binding ChartModels}">
  <ListView.DataContext>
    <ChartViewModel />
  </ListView.DataContext>

  <ListView.ItemTemplate>
    <DataTemplate DataType="ChartDataModel">
      <CartesianChart>
        <CartesianChart.Series>
          <LineSeries Title="Pressure" Values="{Binding PressureValues}" />
          <LineSeries Title="Pulse" Values="{Binding PulseValues}" />
        </CartesianChart.Series>
      </CartesianChart>
    </DataTemplate>
  </ListView.ItemTemplate>
</ListView>

The model:
class ChartDataModel
{
  public ChartDataModel()
  {
    this.PressureValues = new ChartValues<double>();
    this.PulseValues = new ChartValues<double>();
  }

  public ChartValues<double> PressureValues { get; set; }
  public ChartValues<double> PulseValues { get; set; }
}

The view model:
class ChartViewModel : INotifyPropertyChanged
{
  public ChartViewModel()
  {
    this.ChartModels = new ObservableCollection<ChartDataModel>();
    CreateNewChart();
  }

  private void CreateNewChart()
  {
    var newChartDataModel = new ChartDataModel()
    {
      PressureDataValues = new ChartValues<double>()
      {
        10, 20, 30, 40, 50
      },
      PulseDataValues = new ChartValues<double>()
      {
        100, 200, 300, 400, 500
      }
    };

    this.ChartModels.Add(newChartDataModel);
  }

  private ObservableCollection<ChartDataModel> chartModels;
  public ObservableCollection<ChartDataModel> ChartModels
  {
    get => this.chartModels;
    set
    {
      if (Equals(value, this.chartModels)) return;
      this.chartModels = value;
      OnPropertyChanged();
    }
  }

  public event PropertyChangedEventHandler PropertyChanged;

  [NotifyPropertyChangedInvocator]
  protected virtual void OnPropertyChanged([CallerMemberName] string propertyName = null)
  {
    this.PropertyChanged?.Invoke(this, new PropertyChangedEventArgs(propertyName));
  }
}

A: That ViewModel is instantiating a Chart, which is a UI element. ViewModels should only expose simple properties with public getters (and sometimes setters). Views should read those properties and change its UI elements accordingly. ViewModels usually don't contain UI elements.
That's to say, you should instantiate your chart inside the xaml (or xaml.cs), then bind its properties to the ViewModel. To link View and ViewModel, the view's DataContext property must be the ViewModel instance.
The ViewModel has direct access to your data source (e.g. a database) and translates that source into values ready to be consumed by the UI elements.
For example, your view may contain something like:
<livechart:CartesianChart>
    <livechart:CartesianChart.Series>
        <Series Title="{Binding FirstSeriesTitle}" Values="{Binding FirstSeriesValues}"/>
    </livechart:CartesianChart.Series>
</livechart:CartesianChart>

While your ViewModel will have
public class ChartViewModel
{
    public string FirstSeriesTitle { get; set; }

    public IEnumerable<ChartPoint> FirstSeriesValues { get; set; }
}

I advise you to read some articles about the MVVM pattern to get a better grasp at it!
EDIT: :Since you need a variable number of charts, you should probably add an ItemsControl, and set its ItemsSource binded to an ObservableCollection of chartviewmodels. Set the itemscontrol's itemTemplate property to set the appearance of each item! (that's to say, chart and other ui elements)


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by Karen White
Large Print Library Binding
The Christmas spirit is overtaking Tradd Street with a vengeance in this festive new novel in the New York Times bestselling series by Karen White.
Melanie Trenholm should be anticipating Christmas with nothing but joy--after all, it's only the second Christmas she and her husband, Jack, will celebrate with their twin toddlers. But the ongoing excavation of the centuries-old cistern in the garden of her historic Tradd Street home has been a huge millstone, both financially and aesthetically. Local students are thrilled by the possibility of unearthing more Colonial-era artifacts at the cistern, but Melanie is concerned by the ghosts connected to it that have suddenly invaded her life and her house--and at least one of them is definitely not filled with holiday cheer....
And these relics aren't the only precious artifacts for which people are searching. A past adversary is convinced there is a long-lost Revolutionary War treasure buried somewhere on the property Melanie inherited--untold riches rumored to have been brought over from France by the Marquis de Lafayette himself and intended to help the Colonial war effort. It's a treasure literally fit for a king, and there have been whispers throughout history that many have already killed--and died--for it. And now someone will stop at nothing to possess it--even if it means destroying everything Melanie and Jack hold dear.
Publisher: Berkley Books
Publish Date: October 2020


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15 metro areas with jobs at the 'best places to work': Glassdoor
Reggie WadeWriter
This article was originally published on Yahoo Finance.
New year, new job: According to online job site Glassdoor, the number of people who apply for jobs on the site spikes by 22% in January.
So where are the good jobs? As part of its Employees' Choice Awards for the Best Places to Work in 2020, the company also identified where in the U.S. these "best" companies are currently hiring.
Coastal cities like San Jose, Seattle, San Francisco, Boston, and New York rule the roost, taking the top 5 spots. However, as the list grows, so do opportunities in non-coastal markets. Atlanta follows NYC as a strong 6th, with 2,385 total job openings among the best places to work. Chicago and Austin follow, in 7th and 8th place, respectively.
The most job openings are in San Jose, California. (Graphic: David Foster/Cashay)
"There's a concentration of open jobs at the 'Best Places to Work' employers in hubs like San Francisco and New York City, but we also see jobs for these exceptional employers across the country including areas like Phoenix and Atlanta. Many of these employers are hiring outside of their headquarter locations to find new and diverse talent as they grow and scale," Amanda Stansell, a senior research analyst at Glassdoor, told Yahoo Finance.
Atlanta, Georgia, USA Piedmont Park skyline in autumn on Lake meer.
"We see very diverse metro areas with open jobs, many of which have a great pool of talent from local universities. There are certainly plenty of opportunities for people to find a job ... beyond the San Francisco Bay Area and New York City," she said.
Glassdoor reminds Yahoo Finance that culture continues to play a big role when it comes to work environment.
Andrew Chamberlain, Glassdoor's chief economist, notes that 2020 will begin a culture-first decade for employers. "Even a decade ago, employee culture was viewed by CEOs as fluffy, hard to measure, and a nice-to-have. But three fundamental trends have elevated the importance of employee sentiment throughout the economy in recent years." Online workplace transparency, a shift toward knowledge-based work, and looking for positions within companies that have real-world business impact.
Businessmen and women using computers and concentrating, modern office environment, efficiency, productivity, corporate business
To make the list of "Best Places to Work," a company must have at least 75 ratings across eight workplace attributes, such as career opportunities, compensation, benefits, culture, values, and work-life balance. The company must also be U.S.-based and employee at least 1,000 people.


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Q: Therem 3.17 in Baby Rudin: The Analogous Result Here's Theorem 3.17 in the book Principles of Mathematical Analysis by Walter Rudin, third edition.

Let $\{s_n\}$ be a sequence of real numbers. Let $E$ denote the set of all the subsequential limits of $\{s_n \}$ (in the extended real number system). Let $s^* = \sup E$. Then $s^*$ has the following two properties.
(a) $s^* \in E$.
(b) If $x > s^*$, there is an integer $N$ such that $n \geq N$ implies $s_n < x$.
Moreover, $s^*$ is the only number with the properties (a) and (b).

I've given a my reading of Rudin's proof. Here's the link. Theorem 3.17 in Baby Rudin: Infinite Limits and Upper and Lower Limits of Real Sequences
Now I would like to state and prove the analogous result which Rudin refers to after the statement.
So here's the statement.

Let $\{s_n \}$ be a sequence of real numbers. Let $E$ denote the set of all the subsequential limits of $\{s_n \}$ (in the extended real number system), and let $s_* = \inf E$. Then
(a) $s_* \in E$.
(b) If $x< s_*$, there is an integer $N$ such that $n \geq N$ implies $s_n > x$.
Moreover, $s_8$ is the only number with the properties (a) and (b).

And, here's my proof.

If $s_* = - \infty$, then, for every real number $M$, there is an element $x_M \in E$ such that $x_M < M$, and since this element $x_M$ is a subsequential limit of $\{s_n\}$, there is a subsequence of $\{s_n \}$ all but finitely many of whose terms are less than $M$. Thus, there is a natural natural number $n_1$ such that $s_{n_1} < -1$. And, for each $k \in \mathbb{N}$ such that $k > 1$, we can find a natural number $n_k$ such that that $n_k > n_{k-1}$ and $s_{n_k} < -k$. And, the subsequence $\{s_{n_k}\}$ diverges to $- \infty$. So $-\infty \in E$.
If $s_*$ is finite (i.e. real), then the set $E$ is bounded below in $\mathbb{R}$, and for every $\delta > 0$, we can find an element $x_\delta \in E$ such that $s_* \leq x_\delta < s_* + \delta$. Now as $x_\delta$ is a subsequential limit of $\{s_n \}$, there are infinitely many terms of $\{s_n\}$ in the half open interval $[x_\delta, s_* + \delta ) \subset [s_* , s_* + \delta)$. So for $\delta = 1$, there is some natural number $n_1$ such that $s_* \leq s_{n_1} < s_* + 1$, and, for any $k \in \mathbb{N}$ such that $k > 1$, we can find a natural number $n_k$ such that $n_k > n_{k-1}$ and $s_* \leq s_{n_k} < s_* + \frac 1 k$. Then the subsequence $\{s_{n_k}\}$ converges to $s_*$, showing that $s_* \in E$.
If $s_* = +\infty$, then no real number or $- \infty$ can be a seubseuqntial limit of $\{s_n \}$. So, for every real number $M$, there is a positive real number $\delta_M$ such that the segment $(M-\delta_M, M+\delta_M)$ contains only finitely many terms of the sequence $\{s_n\}$. And there is a real number $t$ such that there are only finitely many terms of $\{s_n\}$ in the infinite open interval $(-\infty, t)$. Moreover, if there were some segment (i.e. finite open interval) $(a, b)$ containing infinitely many terms of $\{s_n\}$, then some subsequence of $\{s_n\}$ would be bounded and thus would have a subsequence converging to a real number in the interval $[a,b]$, and that real number would thus be a subsequential limit of $\{s_n \}$, contradicting the definition of $s_*$. So, for every real number $M$, there would be at most finitely many terms in $(-\infty, M + 1 ]$. Thus there would be a natural number $n_1$ such that $s_{n_1} > 1$, and for each $k \in \mathbb{N}$ such that $k > 1$ there would be a natural number $n_k$ such that $n_k > n_{k-1}$ and $s_{n_k} > k$. Therefore the subsequence $\{s_{n_k}\}$ diverges to $+ \infty$ and hence $+\infty \in E$.
This establishes (a) in all cases.
If $x < s_*$ and if there are infinitely many $s_n \leq x$, then the range of some subsequence of $\{s_n\}$ would be contained in $(-\infty, x]$, and this subsequence (depending on whether it is unbounded below or bounded) would in turn have a subsequence which either diverges to $-\infty$ or converges to a real number $\leq x$; in either case we would have an element $y \in E$ such that $y \leq x < s_*$, a contradiction.
Thus $s_*$ satisfies (a) and (b).
To show the uniqueness, suppose there are two numbers $p$ and $q$ which satisfy (a) and (b) and suppose that $p < q$. Choose a real number $x$ such that $p < x < q$. As $q$ satisfies (b), there is an integer $N$ such that $n \ge N$ implies that $s_n > x$. Thus, for $\delta \in (0, x-p)$, the neighborhood $(p-\delta, p+\delta)$ of $p$ contains only finitely many terms of $\{s_n\}$, which implies that $p$ cannot be a subsequential limit (in the extended real number system) of $\{s_n\}$, which contradicts (a).

Is this statement correct? And if so, is the proof correct? Or, are there any issues? How about my presentation?