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Drake Ties the Notorious B.I.G. for Debuts at No. 1 on Billboard Chart
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Drake's "Summer Sixteen" is making waves since it's release, and now ties the record with The Notorious B.I.G. for debuts at number one on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop chart.
As the Toronto rapper sit's at No. 1 a week after Rihanna's "Work" debuted on the chart and fell to No. 2, according to Billboard, Drizzy is the third artist to earn two consecutive top spots on the chart for a debut, behind Rihanna and B.I.G.
Drake reportedly moved 215,00 digital downloads of "Summer Sixteen" in the first week, and garnered 2.7 million from streaming services.
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As soon as she applied, Elizabeth Dunbar was pretty much a lock for DiverseWorks ArtSpace's executive director position.
"We did a national search, and we had 25 really really strong candidates," said DiverseWorks's public relations and marketing manager, Shawna Forney. "We were immediately interested because of her visual arts background," which included arts administration work for Kansas City's Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art and The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York.
"The job spoke to me in a lot of different ways, especially with DiverseWorks's strong history with intersecting visual and performance art," Dunbar told Art Attack by phone during her first hour on the job.
A Southlake native, Dunbar is taking over for interim executive director William Betts. She most recently worked at Arthouse, where she was the associate director and chief curator.
The Austin venue, citing a budget shortfall, eliminated her position in August. The decision was met with controversy: The Austin American-Statesman reported that after Dunbar was fired, a decade-long Arthouse staff member quit in protest and exhibiting artists came out of the woodwork to complain about what they said was the sloppy handling of their works by other staff members, not Dunbar.
Controversy aside, Dunbar explained that her last project at the experimental art space was working with London-based artist Graham Hudson as he created an Astoria Theatre replication that featured hundreds of Austin-based bands enhancing the site-specific installation via live concerts.
Syncing the visual and performative art worlds is a passion of Dunbar's and something she'd like to make happen with more frequency at DiverseWorks. With a theater space that the Houston Press gave Best of Houston® kudos to, she already has some top-notch resources.
"One of my major goals is to bring the visual and performing arts programming together in a more organized fashion and to really create a nexus between the two," she said.
Dunbar explained that she's recognized more collaboration between visual and performance artists in the last five years.
"I think it's because of the Internet and also there's been more and more curators recognizing performance art," said Dunbar, who points to the crossover works that were featured in the 2010 Whitney Biennial as an example.
"Houston is a major art city," she said, "so I want to give artists more opportunities for experimentation and risk-taking."


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A: If you are handling larger lists, this method is not a good idea. But it gets the job done.
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OAK Racing will not compete in the 2015 TUDOR United SportsCar Championship as the French squad focuses on customer support of its Ligier JS P2 car in North America next year.
Team owner Jacques Nicolet confirmed to Sportscar365 that it currently has no plans to field an entry for any TUDOR Championship race next year, due to its policy of not racing against customers.
A pair of Ligiers, built and developed by OAK's manufacturing arm, Onroak Automotive, have been sold to Michael Shank Racing and Krohn Racing, respectively.
Krohn, which recently took delivery of its Judd-powered prototype, will debut in the Rolex 24 at Daytona, while Shank's car is expected to join the Prototype class field beginning at the Twelve Hours of Sebring.
Nicolet said a program for Daytona-only was evaluated but has since been ruled out.
"I think the fact that we had been in the U.S. all this year, with the Morgan first and then the Ligier at the end, it proves that we are very involved," Nicolet told Sportscar365.
"We were able to have a very complicated life because it was hard [between] the manufacturing [company] and also for the team, to race in the States, to do WEC and Asian Le Mans Series at the same time.
"I think people like IMSA understand our involvement. For me, I'm very proud that they've played a very good game with us. For me, it was better than I expected.
OAK's Ligier-Honda, which competed in the final two rounds of the season, has remained in Florida. Nicolet said there are evaluating a number of options for that chassis.
Due to OAK's refocus towards customer support, it results in neither of the 2014 P2-winning squads returning for a full season and only three P2 cars confirmed for the entire TUDOR Championship next year.
Nicolet, however, said there could be a potential for additional Ligiers later in the year.


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Letter from Mr Moshiri
Everton News.
Letter from Mr Moshiri Jan 11, 2023 17:37:51 GMT
Post by Everton News. on Jan 11, 2023 17:37:51 GMT
Everton Majority Shareholder, Farhad Moshiri, has responded to the Everton Fans' Forum following their open letter last week...
Dear Everton Fans' Forum,
Thank you for your letter and also more importantly for everything you do for the Club.
As the majority shareholder and proud custodian of Everton, I have the utmost respect for the support of Evertonians. I am also fully aware and understand the concerns that fans may have.
I hope through my two open letters to fans in the last 12 months I have provided clarity on my position, commitment and the direction of the Club. I trust that you also agree that the Club operates a well-structured and ongoing dialogue with not only the Forum, but also the Fan Advisory Board, the Supporters' Club Committees and the many other fan groups that form the most robust fan communication network of any Club in the Premier League.
In almost seven years since my arrival at the Club, I have significantly increased my investment and our new stadium has become reality. We regularly review our performance and initiate change where we feel that the Club falls short of standard. This has meant that we have seen turnover in managers, Directors of Football and several board members, but always as we have striven to achieve success. Whilst, in virtually every instance, change has been supported and encouraged by fans, stability must be the key to progression.
I have faith in the work being done not only by our manager, but our Director of Football and our board of directors. That faith is based on my knowledge of the depth and quality of work being done both at Finch Farm and the Royal Liver Building - and of the plan that is in place. I am confident that we have skilled, experienced and focused professionals at all levels of the Club. We are all agreed that our current league position must and will improve.
I welcome the plans for the Fan Advisory Board (FAB) to host a series of sessions with fans to gather feedback, thoughts and concerns – of which the Forum is a part. I can confirm representatives from the Club's Board will engage with the FAB and meet with its designated representative to discuss the collated fan feedback as soon as possible following the completion of those scheduled sessions.
The focus of myself, the Club and the fans is aligned - a better Everton - and I am confident we can move forward in a constructive and positive manner.
Avinalaff
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Post by Avinalaff on Jan 12, 2023 10:32:27 GMT
I think his letter is pretty much as I'd have expected.
He's not going to sack his board of directors, so any protest needs to rethink it's strategy slightly, in order to ensure any demands are at least viable for want of a better word. At least give him something to negotiate, or consider etc.
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Post by rugbytoffee on Jan 12, 2023 15:17:58 GMT
Looks like we will have to suck it up and ride it out. Relegation may hasten certain departures

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"We'll have you all shot."
The battle against corruption in Slovakia is a matter of life and death. Nevertheless, the family Bojko are determined to take up the fight.
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Visitors to Cejkov are met by an idyllic scene. The village in eastern Slovakia, not far from the Hungarian border, is just one hour east of Košice by train, surrounded by vineyards, sprawling fields and gently undulating hills. The Bojko family farm is located at the end of a dusty gravel road: an attractive little estate with balustrades made out of dark wood and walls of thick stone; a small farm with eight cows and half a dozen chickens. Straight out of a picture book.
Sixty-year-old Alžbeta Bojková is in the parlour handing out fresh, raw milk from the shed. Thick ribbon noodles are cooking away in the pot, which will be served up with homemade curd cheese. Steam fills the kitchen. "The village is sick," says Alžbeta as she gives the noodles a good stir. "How can I be sure they won't shoot me now, like that Kuciak, if I talk to you about all of this?"
About the corruption in the village, the cuts to wages and the threats at the village school where Alžbeta and her husband Ján are teachers. About the long-standing battle with the mayor and the head teacher.
House of the Bojko family. Photo: © Dávid Hanko
Front door of the Bojkos house. Photo: © Dávid Hanko
On 25 February 2018 the investigative journalist Ján Kuciak and his fiancée Martina Kušnírová were found dead in a house in western Slovakia. They were murdered with three shots; two to the chest of the young man and one to the head of the woman. Kuciak, who was just 27 years old, had been researching ties between the Italian mafia and the highest-ranking Slovak government officials at the time of his death. There is little doubt that his brutal execution was related to his work as a journalist. The case thus sent shockwaves throughout Slovakia and prompted tens of thousands of people to take to the streets in protest; one day the demonstrations were even larger than during the Velvet Revolution in 1989.
Many Slovaks are all too familiar with the system of intimidation and threats that Kuciak came up against before he was murdered.
Many Slovaks are all too familiar with the system of intimidation and threats that Kuciak came up against before he was murdered. They can no longer turn a blind eye, and nor do they want to. This is also why Alžbeta Bojková is telling her story – despite her fear of reprisals. It is back in 2004 when she first notices irregularities in the cash flow at her school. As a member of the local council, she is comparing the funding that the Ministry of Education has allocated to the local school for 6 to 15-year-olds with the amount that has actually ended up in the school coffers. Schools in Slovakia are self-governed, so the state transfers the funding for the school directly to the municipality. The school, however, receives less than the earmarked sum. This is above all the case with the teachers' bonuses, which are missing altogether. She cannot say for sure exactly where the money has ended up – but the funds seem to be seeping away somewhere between the accounts of the municipality and the school.
Alžbeta Bojková's mother at home in Cejkov. Photo: © Dávid Hanko
Alžbeta Bojková and her father. Ján Bojko also teaches at the elementary school in Cejkov and is one of the few people who try to change the situation in school for the better. Photo: © Dávid Hanko
When Alžbeta goes public with the allegations and confronts the mayor, who is responsible for keeping an eye on the budget, at first nothing happens at all. She then contacts more high-level authorities, such as the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Again, nothing happens. This continues for several years. Each year, Alžbeta meticulously details the missing amounts in small, red leather booklets, which she stores away in her cupboard. She adds up the sums, her fingers darting across the tables: over all these years, the teachers have been cheated out of some 150,000 euros, she estimates. When their salaries are cut completely for three months, she finally goes to the press. The year is 2009 and a Slovak news site reports on the case. But yet again, nothing happens.
On the contrary: life in the village becomes more and more unpleasant for the Bojkos. It starts with low-level harassment. Their sons are no longer allowed to play on the football pitch, the father is not allowed to park in the teachers' carpark. When their daughter Betka, a historian who lectures at the university in Košice, is asked to be a last-minute substitute for a sick teacher at the local school, the mayor blocks her appointment. Teachers who complain about the conditions at the school and go on strike are put under pressure. The head teacher, who also points out the incorrect payments, is ultimately replaced by a loyal principal. "A puppet whose strings are pulled by the mayor," as one teacher later refers to him in a television report. "This is not true," the head teacher says at the time, but with him at the helm, Alžbeta soon sees her history lessons cancelled and is ordered to scrub the corridor. When she refuses, she is fired.
For the Bojkos the life in the village became more and more unpleasant.
The Bojkos are offered words of encouragement in hushed tones, but no one speaks up for them on the record. Not even the teachers, who are directly affected by the missing payments. Money that would certainly come in handy: with a starting salary of around 500 euros a month, Slovakia is one of the bottom payers when it comes to teachers' wages. However, the mayor has opted for a currency which is tougher than any bonus: people's fear of losing their jobs. Even though Alžbeta fights tooth and nail at an industrial tribunal and manages to get her teaching position back, the people in the village have already learned their lesson: stay quiet or you will fare as badly as the Bojkos.
Alžbeta's mother kept a diary with accounts of irregularities at school and all events that happened to the Bojko family. Photo: © Dávid Hanko
The mayor of Cejkov is a member of the powerful Social Democratic party Smer, which also boasts the prime minister among its ranks. The Bojkos presume that he has managed to exert his influence on the institutions on numerous occasions. Alžbeta and Ján's daughter Betka, who has made her parents' battle her own, cites an example from 2016: when six of the Bojkos' teaching colleagues finally dared to take their grievances about the harassment they were facing to the Slovak National Centre for Human Rights, their complaints were not even processed. Because the mayor himself had intervened, as the director of the institute later admitted in a private conversation with Betka.
The Bojkos frequently clash with the mayor, who has governed the municipality for over 15 years. The situation reached a head one day some ten years ago. "We'll have you all shot, your entire family." Betka's father swears that these were the words uttered by the mayor during a disagreement under the influence of a substantial amount of alcohol. "And you'll be first in line!" For a long time, these words went round and round the back of Betka's mind. Since the double murder of Kuciak and his fiancée, once again they are loud and clear. "I've got my sights set on your mother, your father and your brothers and sisters," a powerful businessman allegedly said to Ján Kuciak, a few months before the journalist died. "But you'll be first in line." Kuciak had been investigating the businessman. The anger felt by the Bojkos is therefore now mixed with a sense of fear. "This threat used to be abstract," says Betka. "Since Kuciak's murder, it become very real."
"This threat used to be abstract, but since Kuciak´s murder it became very real."
The Bojkos are certainly not without their sympathizers. Since Betka was recently sent packing at the Košice Labour Inspectorate – on the grounds that they couldn't identify any misdemeanour on the part of the school and the municipality – an employee at the agency has been leaking internal documents to her. One such document is the e-mail correspondence between a head of department and an employee who Betka has complained about to the head. It reveals why the case has not been pursued any further – and how one hand washes the other at the agency. "So that's the thanks I get for always taking on the most difficult cases and solving things our way?" writes the employee to the department head. "I was always there for you, wasn't I? Is that all so easily forgotten?"
Alžbeta Bojková in her former apartment in Košice. Photo: © Dávid Hanko
Alžbeta Bojková shows her archive of e-mails and records documenting the psychological terror by the primary school administration towards the teachers. Photo: © Dávid Hanko
One could write it all off as a personal feud between the mayor of Cejkov and the Bojkos. However, the case in the 1,200-strong village, where jobs have been few and far between since the closure of the communist collective farms and where the school and the municipality are the main employers, created such a stir that Slovak television even travelled 400 kilometres from Bratislava to report on it two years ago. None of that changed a thing, sighs the mother. "I don't understand," she says. "Why do we have institutions if they don't even function properly?" As far as the Bojkos are concerned, their story exemplifies the state of Slovak society. The other side – the local politicians and representatives of the people – doggedly refuse to say a word on the matter: despite numerous written and telephone inquiries, no one at the municipal offices was prepared to make a statement.
This story is typical for the state of the Slovak society.
The Bojkos have become more and more isolated in the village over the years. As Betka strolls through the village today, passing by the stooped houses, the six chapels and the crosses decorating the walls of the houses, she calls out a cheery "ahoj" over each of the colourful wooden fences. Not all of the inhabitants greet her back. "We're the rebels in this village," says Betka, shrugging her shoulders, as she walks through the settlement with her father, who is barefoot. "The Bojkos don't belong in this village," the mayor is reported to have said. Is it merely a coincidence that the municipal road stops a long way short of the Bojkos' farm and that there is no well-lit asphalt road leading up to it? The family have stopped going to pray in the village church like all the other residents. Instead, they go to the stone cross erected by their ancestors on a hill, from where, on a clear day, you can see as far as Ukraine. "I think they're wondering why we aren't scared," says Betka. "And we're also wondering what's up with them." While they wonder, they like to recount the family legend: as far back as the Thirty Years' War, the Bojkos' ancestors fought against the Kaiser; when Soviet soldiers marched in to crush Prague Spring, Betka's mother, who was just ten at the time, painted a placard in protest. "Resistance is in the blood," she says with a mixture of pride and defiance. Joining the demonstrations after Kuciak's murder is therefore the most natural thing in the world for 33-year-old Betka. It is not long before a wave of opposition emerges in Košice either. Only a few weeks after Kuciak's murder, a group of people gather in the city centre on a wet and cold Friday evening in March. Holding memorial candles to symbolise their mourning and rattling bunches of keys to symbolise their anger.
Ján Bojko in front of the elementary school in Cejkov. Photo: © Dávid Hanko
Behind the scenes, the organisers are still desperately looking for speakers. An activist is trying to persuade Betka to go on stage. But she shakes her head of long, blonde hair. "A priest and an actor who gave speeches during the Velvet Revolution are on the stage," she answers. "What have I got to say to the people?" "You're plucky, you're good with words and you're a woman," counters a fellow activist. "We need you." Rain is beating down on the roof of the tent and the crowd have pulled the hoods of their anoraks and winter coats down over their faces as Betka approaches the microphone. She casts her eyes downwards and hesitates. For one, two, three seconds. The crowd spur her on. She holds back the tears and starts to speak. As the minutes go by, she gradually speaks faster and with ever greater conviction. She talks about corruption and the feud in the village on the Hungarian-Slovak border where her parents live. And about the dispute between the village mayor and her father which escalated one day and ended in the words: "I'll shoot your whole family, and you'll be first in line!" The crowd clamour as her words shoot through the night sky. Her speech is later uploaded onto YouTube and broadcast on television.
Joining the demonstrations after Kuciak's murder is therefore the most natural thing in the world for 33-year-old Betka.
Today Betka is happy that she managed to pluck up the courage on that wet and cold spring day to talk in public about her story and the fate of her parents. "Because it demonstrates how the system works," she says. Her speech made her an unofficial star of the protest movement, as her family's situation encapsulates everything that made the Slovak people take to the streets in droves after the journalist's murder: they'd had enough of this web of corruption in politics, business and the institutions, enough of the seemingly untouchable nature of the powers-that-be in the country.
The tale from the village of Cejkov is thus a lesson on the workings of corruption in Slovakia: a microcosm of power abuses, networks, intimidation and ignorance. A system in which one hand washes the other and where everyone turns a blind eye when push comes to shove. "Nie je nám to jedno," "It does matter to us," becomes one of the slogans of the protest movement. This sentiment was clearly shared by President Andrej Kiska when he used unusually dramatic words to express his dismay at the journalist's death: "There's something rotten in the very foundations of our state."
At the same time, Slovakia was viewed until recently as a pillar of stability in Eastern Europe. The country with 5.4 million inhabitants is the smallest state in the Visegrád group and was the second country in the former Eastern Bloc after Lithuania to introduce the euro in 2009. The global automobile industry has invested so much in the country that Slovakia is now the world's largest car manufacturer pro capita. Social Democrat Robert Fico was viewed in Brussels as a moderate and respectable prime minister surrounded by states governed by illiberal and populist forces. However, the problems of corruption and nepotism went undetected across the globe for many years. And when Fico recently dismissed the protests as a plot organised by foreign powers, his rhetoric was all too reminiscent of Viktor Orbán's.
"The problem in Slovakia are not the institutions, but the political culture."
– Gabriel Sipos, head of Transparency International in Slovakia
Perhaps it was precisely this gulf between the way the country viewed itself and the deep chasm into which the Slovaks peered after the journalist's murder that gave the protests such momentum. The need for a country governed by the rule of law and for a "respectable Slovakia" came up again and again in activists' speeches, as well as anger about conditions that Slovaks thought were a thing of the past, but which continue to have an impact.
The protests die down over the summer, but pick up again in the autumn. In Bratislava the Social Democratic party Smer is still in power, while the former prime minister Robert Fico pulls the strings in the background. The murder of Kuciak and Kušnírová is still far from solved. In the meantime, more and more scandals are coming to light. Such as the recent case surrounding the former Vietnamese politician Trịnh Xuân Thanh, who, according to German investigators, was smuggled via Bratislava to Vietnam with the assistance of the Slovak Interior Ministry.
Ján Bojko next to the memorial for the brother of his great-grandfather. Janos Bojko died in World War I. Photo: © Dávid Hanko
The old rules still apply in the village, too. Betka's suspicion that there was something not quite right about the appointment of the new head teacher was confirmed once and for all by the Ministry of Education. A fact which the mayor nevertheless chooses to ignore. Villages in Slovakia are self-governing, which means the Ministry of Education has no authority to issue directives to the municipality. "The problem in Slovakia are not the institutions," says Gabriel Sipos, head of Transparency International in Slovakia, "it's the political culture." Betka has since turned to the department of public prosecution. It's a gruelling battle, but she will not give up. "Even if it means chaining myself to the gates of the school!" she says. Betka and the other activists have differing ideas about what shape the protests should take in future. Is it really necessary to demand big gestures, such as the resignation of the prime minister or the minister of internal affairs? Concessions that are ultimately cosmetic, because the system continues to function according to the old rules and the old networks remain firmly in place. Betka believes that small steps could spark big changes in the political culture. At any rate, having a decent head teacher or mayor is just as important as having a decent minister of internal affairs or prime minister.
If wrongdoing starts off on a small scale, then perhaps the battle against it needs to start off with the small things, says Betka. This requires courage, however. When an employee from the authorities recently slipped her a few documents about the abuses going on there, Betka was happy to receive some support. At the same time, she was annoyed. "This woman could have gone public with these documents herself," she says. What is stopping her from doing so?
Original in German. Text by the author on the subject was published in September 2018 in Austrian monthly DATUM.
Translated into English by Rebekah Smith.
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Copyright information on pictures, graphics and videos are noted directly at the illustrations. Cover picture: Ján and Alžbeta Bojko near the family memorial behind their house. Photo: © Dávid Hanko.
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But overall, the EPI is designed to help districts better compare teacher candidates and to remove biases and subjectivity from the hiring process. It's meant to be an indicator of teacher effectiveness in the classroom, and from my personal experience with the tool, I definitely believe it is a well-constructed piece of assessment.
With that being said, I no longer feel comfortable providing a rating for TeacherMatch based on the enormous number of comments and emails I have received from both teachers and administrators who have had negative experiences with the software. While I ran into no technical issues during my testing, I believe that the experiences of those in the field using the software must absolutely be considered. Therefore, I would advise caution when considering the use of TeacherMatch in your school or district.
I am a prospective teacher and have found TeacherMatch clunky and difficult. The pre-filled options have misspellings. Some degrees don't have entries available. And when I put in my license information, TeacherMatch pulled in a completely different certification. I feel very strongly that error cost me an interview for a job for which I was qualified. Every time I see another school district in our state move to TeacherMatch, I groan. I have contacted TeacherMatch about the issues. I was told they would send the suggestions to their developers.
Thanks so much for the feedback, it's always good to hear from people who are using the service in the field. That's also unfortunate to hear that the system is buggy and hasn't been meeting your needs well. This is definitely good to keep in mind, and I appreciate you taking the time to post here!
I have been in the field of education for 28 years, with several re-locations due to my spouses's career. I have filled out many online applications and have found TeacherMatch to be one of the worst. I ran into all of the same problems KS mentioned. It was not at all appropriate for someone with current licensure in several states. it was cumbersome to complete! Unfortunately, it looks like it will be yet another hoop for teachers to jump through!
Thanks for the feedback as well PF, I've unfortunately heard quite a few negative things about Teacher Match lately, and will be making note of this in the review. Thanks for the feedback.
TeacherMatch is an unmitigated nightmare to use as a student teacher graduating this December. The main website and state-specific website do not align accounts, so you have to make a second account if you want to narrow your search specifically for your current state. Applications stop at the submission bar, and your progress is not saved, so out of the five I have submitted, only one has reached its destination.
Thanks so much for your feedback. Based on this and what many others have said, I have revised the review again to reflect the highly negative experience that so many have had. Thank you for your time and for sharing your experience.
I have recently relocated to NC and many of the districts are utilizing this application platform. As an administrator I have found the system very frustrating. My frustration is with the inventory profiles, because I will click on these inventory and the next thing I know I am told my time has ran out and the questions never opened. Secondly, I click on the inventory again and I receive a warning this is my second attempt and I need to complete the questions in the time given or risk been kicked out of system. The questions never appear, however there is a third warning at this point I do not click, because of application being locked and I am unable to submit for potential employment. I thought maybe my computer was old...bought new computer same problem. It does not matter if I use Safari, Chrome or Safari there is a glitch when it comes to completing the inventory profile that should be researched.
This program is disturbing on many levels. Firstly, we are human beings,not robots nor numbers. Just as one cannot possibly measure applicability or determination on standardized exams, neither can this program properly assess how a teacher will work, thrive, or click with students (and this will vary from school to school). I find it terribly sad that we are now relegating our profession to a "data tracking" system in order to assess skills or qualifications. How ironic it is that we tout personal relationships as the key to engaging students and learning how to best help and assess them, yet we deny that very process in using this program.The "human" part of our educators is now deemed inconsequential.
I had so much difficulty as an out of state applicant trying to use Teacher Match. The drop down boxes do not have options for what I have been teaching for the last 19 years in my state. The email support address kicks all email back to you saying that it doesn't work anymore. The support website supposedly designed to list common questions and answers was removed from the web. The live support people had the answer, "Wow, I don't know how to help you with that." If this is the system North Carolina is using, they are effetely weeding out highly qualified teachers from out of state. It actually felt like the software was designed to exclude out of state applicants.
This is just another vendor pulling away money that could go to students and teachers. How much does each district have to pay to use this?
TeacherMatch is an absolutely horrid system. I'm not upset about it using a scientifically false system of added value nor am I upset about the questions that were asked. I'm a great teacher and have no problems taking and passing any test.
What makes TeacherMatch a completely unfair and useless system is its server. I followed the tests instructions to the letter. For example, not pushing the back button etc. However, halfway through the test the system hung for several minutes and I received a server error. I tested other websites and there were no problems. Being rather computer literate, I checked my internet connection and speeds. There was no problem. I was able to continue the test, but about 3/4ths of the way through I started receiving more server errors. I opened 'issue tickets' with TeacherMatch twice within a two minute period. Based on the 'ticket numbers', I could tell that they received at least two other 'issue tickets' within that time frame. Something was going on with their system.
Regardless of if their test actually can predict how a teacher would perform, if the company cannot maintain a stable website for their test, then their test is worthless and the company fails as a company by their own standards.TeacherMatch is a complete and utter joke.
Is it at all possible to find out how we scored on the educators professional inventory? I would at least like to know what my results are regardless if I am chosen for an interview or not.
I would recommend contacting the TeacherMatch customer support team, they would hopefully be able to help you with this request. Thanks for reading!


Below is a brief script treatment that I worked on in my Summer 2000 film class at Long Beach State. Although most of it is fictional, its historic background is based on the first king of Hawaii, Kamehameha the Great, as well as the battles that took place as he fought to achieve unification of all the Hawaiian Islands. This treatment also deals with two warriors, a husband and his wife, after the husband deserts his wife to fight on the opposing side of the conflict. The actual names of these warriors are Ka'iana and Kekupuohi, but I changed them in my script (to Kian and Kekani) because these names would be too laborious to pronounce when read out loud. I was inspired to write this treatment after my 7-day trip to Maui (from May 22 to May 29, 2000).
The year is 1795, and a gloomy haze rides over the shores of the island of Oahu in Hawaii. As King Kamehameha looks on, thousands of his warriors leave the canoes that they arrived on the island in...preparing to gather into battle positions to take on Kalanikupule's troops in the Nu'uanu Valley. With their muskets already armed, Kamehameha's troops prepare to march towards the enemy and begin a battle that the king feels is being fought with a just cause: the unification of all Hawaiian Islands.
To Kamehameha's advantage, the deadly fire of the ali'i--female soldiers in the king's army--inspired awe in the rebel army led by Ka'iana. Interestingly, Ka'iana, as well as two Westerners named John Young and Isaac Davis, taught the ali'i the shooting skills which they possessed. Kekupuohi, one of Kamehameha's ali'i, was the wife of Ka'iana. She was one of the best soldiers in Kamehameha's army. The only thing that could prevent her from being completely effective in battle, the king thought, was her undying loyalty to the man who deserted her to fight on the other side.
With her warrior garb on and her weapon at her side, Kekupuohi watches as the enemy loomed before her on the beach...ready to unleash hell on them as they approached Kamehameha's soldiers. At this moment, Kekupuohi feels a deep sadness inside. Ka'iana, her beloved husband, is fighting on the other side. With an apprehensive feeling inside, she is determined not to make her husband a casualty in this conflict. Hopefully, she thinks quietly to herself, her husband will spare her life if they run into each other in the heat of battle.
Kamehameha watches as his troops utilize newly acquired Western guns and ammunition taken from the trading vessel Jackall. As the battle cry is given, the two warring sides charge towards each other and begin a bloody conflict. While some of the warriors on both sides are using bow and arrows as opposed to muskets, they still inflict huge amounts of devastation on the other side. Kekupuohi watches as combatants on both sides fall by the second. With nothing but her musket, Kekupuohi shows her much-vaunted shooting skills as she picks off rebel soldiers. Much bloodshed is spilled on the shores of Hawaii in this conflict...and thousands of warriors fall off treacherous cliffs and to their deaths as the battle goes from the shores of Hawaii to the valleys within.


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A plumbing problem such as a stopped up drain or toilet is constantly an annoying trouble for a homeowner. The good news is, there are a variety of plumbing troubles that a house owner can fix without needing to hire a plumbing professional.
As an example, blocked drains pipes and toilets and also light leaks that are not a signs and symptom of a bigger trouble, can often be easily fixed. Therefore, every property owner ought to have a standard plumbing tool kit in case they encounter a small plumbing issue.
There are low cost standard plumbing items that homeowners need to consist of in their toolkit. These items can be bought at a plumbing supply store and also hardware shop. You might also find these devices at a department store where you can often get a truly good price. As an example, for stopped up drains pipes, there are cost-effective drainpipe bettors that can be used to clear drainpipe clogs. There are likewise commode plungers that are used for clearing clogged commodes.
Plumbings putty is another product that must be included in a tool set. It serves for sealing little splits and also openings in pipelines, commodes, taps … etc. A plumbing professional serpent is one more device that is useful if the toilet bettor is unclear the clog. There is an unique sink auger that is utilized specifically for sink drains pipes, as well as not the drain line.
Both the plumber serpent (toilet auger) as well as sink auger contain a lengthy versatile cable television and is fed through the pipeline. Too, pliers and also a monkey wrench are necessary for managing a plumbing trouble. They are important for holding pipeline fittings when soldering, and unscrewing as well as tightening up nuts, screws, and washing machines. It is necessary to bear in mind that different pliers as well as wrenches are used for various plumbing fixings.
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There are many plumbing problems that require moderate repair service that usually can be executed by a house owner. These products can be purchased at budget friendly areas in a wide range of shops that bring house restoration as well as fixing materials at significantly affordable rates.
If there is a severe plumbing trouble which calls for fixing by a person who has experience with plumbing systems, it is necessary to employ a professional plumbing.
If you attempt to take care of a problem and also produce even more damages, you will likely wind up with a much greater repair than if you had just called the plumbing professional. They have the education and learning, certification, as well as experience to deal with all plumbing problems and also will be able to make the repair work in a specialist and experienced fashion.


Congratulations to BathHouse Design Remodeling of Nashua, NH the team was awarded the People's Choice Award for 2018.
Congratulations to all the winners at the 2018 Cornerstone Awards held at the Manchester Country Club in Bedford, NH! Check our Facebook page for the awesome winning entries.
The Cornerstone Awards are presented yearly to recognize excellence in the building industry. The professionals that are members of the New Hampshire Home Builders Association (NHHBA) are encouraged to enter their best work to be judged by industry professionals.
Categories to enter include, marketing, new construction, remodeling, interior design specialties, sales & more.The categories encompass both residential and commercial work. There are also specialty categories for landscaping, lighting, model homes, and energy efficient projects. Deadline for submitting projects is June 29, 2019. $125.00 per entry for NHHBA members.
Please click on the 2018 Entries tab, a list will come up you will scroll down to review the projects that have a CAST VOTE button on them (do not click on that button until you are ready). Please visit this site daily to vote for your favorite project and stayed tuned for the announcement of the Winner of the People's Choice in September 2019.
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It has been announced that Broadway star Lillias White and British actor Samuel Anderson will lead the cast of This Joint is Jumpin'.
Playing at The Other Palace Studio from the 4th April, This Joint is Jumpin' is a celebration of the life and music of Fats Waller.
Celebrating jazz icon Fats Waller's life and music, New York's finest are in town and they want you to join them. Michael Mwenso and The Shakes are joined by hoofers Michela Lerman and Joseph Wiggan for an evening of exceptional live jazz, tap dancing and inventive storytelling. Singin' for their supper and breathing new life into classics like Ain't Misbehavin', Black and Blue, Honeysuckle Rose, these hip contemporary artists celebrate American jazz via their critically acclaimed style.
Lillias White is a Broadway star who has won Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle awards and starred in productions such as Dreamgirls and The Life.
Meanwhile, audiences will recognise Samuel Anderson from television programmes such as Doctor Who, Gavin & Stacey and Trollied.
Princess Grace Award winner tap dancer Joseph Wiggan and critically acclaimed vocalist Michael Mwenso and The Shakes.
This Joint is Jumpin' is directed by Patrice Miller and features choreography by Michela Marino Lerman.


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Before you put your home on the market, there are a few things you must do!
There is a lot that goes into buying your first home.
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Journal of Postgraduate Gynecology & Obstetrics
Journal of Postgraduate Gynecology & Obstetrics is an Open Access, peer reviewed online journal published by Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of Seth G. S. Medical College and K.E.M. Hospital, Parel, Mumbai, 400012, India.
Editor-in-chief: Parulekar SV
Co-editor: Gupta AS, Honavar PU.
Past Editors
Instructions for contributors
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Congenital malformations of the female genital tract have fascinated gynecologists owing to both their complexity and their effects on the menstrual and reproductive functions of the woman. Some of them are treatable very easily and the results are quite satisfactory, as in the case of an imperforate hymen. Others do not have good treatment, such as a bicornuate uterus. Some others have multiple forms of treatment, none of them perfect, as in the case of cervical atresia. Some of them have no treatment, as in the case of mullerian agenesis. Science is evolving, and new forms of treatment continue to be found for conditions which had no treatment in the past. A woman with mullerian agenesis could not have a baby in the past. It became possible with in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer to a surrogate mother. Now a uterine transplant has also become possible. While science is making progress, one would expect everyone to work in that direction. However gynecologists continue to work on aspects that one would expect to have been settled long ago. Classification of various malformations of the female genital tract was done quite well by Jones. Jones' classification was the most basic and widely used one. We learned it as students three and a half decades ago, and used it for these many years thereafter. Division of the malformations into three groups: agenesis, lateral fusion defects (obstructive and non-obstructive or symmetrical and asymmetrical), and vertical canalization defects (obstructive and non-obstructive) was clear, informative, explained the embryological basis, and implied the type of treatment required. Despite availability of such good classification, a large number of classifications evolved, developers of each one finding deficiencies with the previous ones. Buttram et al, Jarcho, Fenton and Singh, American Fertility Society, Semmens, Oppelt et al, Acién, and European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology produced their own classifications. In fact, American Fertility Society produced two of them, one for mullerian anomalies and one for uterovaginal anomalies. None of them could explain the need to change over from the established Jones' classification convincingly. None of them was comprehensive, unambiguous, and easy to use. None of them made any impact on the mode of management of these cases or prognosis, because the treatment and prognosis would not vary depending on into which class and subclass a particular malformation was placed. In this issue we have a new classification of the malformations of the female genital tract, that is said to be comprehensive, unambiguous, precise, and easy to use. A clinical study is in progress comparing this classification to the older classifications. The results of that study and of other studies inspired by this article may decide if this classification gains wide acceptance.
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Large Bilateral Mucinous Cystadenoma Of Ovary
Cesarean Scar Ectopic Pregnancy: Diagnostic and Th...
Low Grade Endometrial Stromal Sarcoma: Unusual Gro...
Wandering Fimbria Of A Fallopian Tube
Successful Obstetric Outcome in a Case of Uterus B...
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import React from 'react';
import { View, Text, ScrollView, StyleSheet } from 'react-native';
import { PricingCard, ListItem, List, Icon, Button } from 'react-native-elements';
import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';
import { getStudentLabBooking } from '../actions/bookingActions';

class ViewLabs extends React.Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);

    this.state = { bookings: [], isLoading: false };
  }

  componentDidMount() {
   this.props.getStudentLabBooking(this.props.user.id)
     .then(() => {
       this.setState({ isLoading: false })
     });
  }
  render() {
    const { bookings } = this.state;
    return (
      <View style={{ flex: 1 }}>
        <ScrollView style={{ flex: 1 }}>
          {bookings.map((booking, index) => {
            return (
              <PricingCard
            color='#b33a3a'
            title='Chemistry Lab'
            price='10PM - 12PM'
            info={['3 Students', '25-30-2017']}
            button={{ title: 'Pending', icon: 'av-timer' }}
          />
            );
          })}

        </ScrollView>
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    );
  }
}

ViewLabs.navigationOptions = {
  title: 'My Bookings',
  headerStyle: { backgroundColor: '#1e3c72' },
  headerTitleStyle: { color: '#ffffff' },
  headerBackTitleStyle: { backgroundColor: '#fff', tintColor: '#fff' },
  headerTintColor: '#fff'
}

ViewLabs.propTypes = {
  bookings: PropTypes.array.isRequired,
  navigation: PropTypes.object.isRequired,
  user: PropTypes.object.isRequired,
}

const mapStateToProps = state => ({
  isAuthenticated: state.auth.isAuthenticated,
  bookings: state.booking.bookings,
  user: state.auth.user,
});

export default connect(mapStateToProps, { getStudentLabBooking })(ViewLabs);

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With rains reaching near-record levels in California this winter, the storms have brought much relief to the drought-stricken state, but the rains have also brought flooding, mudslides and other damages.
As of Thursday, four counties in California, all in the northern part of the state, have proclaimed "local emergencies," according to Lilly Wyatt, spokeswoman for the State Office of Emergency Services. Only the governor can proclaim a state of emergency.
Tehama County decided to note the "public calamity" first, on Dec. 9, after Sheriff Dave Hencratt requested the board of supervisors formally issue the proclamation.
Sonoma, Marin and Lake counties are the other three counties where the boards of supervisors there proclaimed local of emergencies.
According to the state Office of Emergency Services, Monterey and San Mateo counties are preparing to proclaim, and Butte County is considering, also.
These types of proclamations kickstart the formal request for for state and federal financial aid if the need arises. Sonoma County has asked for the most so far - $17 million, and Marin County has asked for $1 million. The other two counties have not yet specified a dollar amount as crews are still assessing the damage.
The wreckage in each of the counties are related to the drenching rains, which have caused mudslides into homes, crumbled highways and in the case of Marin County, a breached a levee near downtown.
But just because a county asks for state help, doesn't mean they get it all.
In 2005, for example, Marin County suffered $12 million in damages during the stroms then. Marin County spokesman Brent Ainsworth said FEMA reimbursed the county for $8 million of it.
The wet December, however, did bring some cautious optimism to the state. The U.S. Drought Monitor said that reservoir levels have improved slightly, and the Sacramento River is at it's highest level since December 2005.
Meteorologist Christina Loren said over the next week, Northern California should remain relatively dry.
NBC LA's Jonathan Lloyd contributed to this report.


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January 17, 2022 Samos Marina | Your New Home Port in Greece | LAT: 037º 41ˊ 44˝ / LON: 026º 57ˊ 30˝ | VHF: Ch 09
MOORING & BOATYARD
Samos Marina: VHF: Ch 09 | LATITUDE: 037º 41′ 446″ N | LONGITUDE: 026º 57′ 300″ E
Samos, is a Greek island in the Eastern Aegean Sea, located between the island of Chios to the North and the archipelagic complex of the Dodecanese islands to the South and in particular the island of Patmos and off the coast of Turkey, on what was formely known as Ionia. Its name in Turkish is Sisam.
Samos Prefecture, consists of the islands of Samos, Ikaria and the smaller islands of Fournoi Korseon. Its capital and main passenger port is the town of Vathy, also called Samos; other harbours are the island's second most populated town of Karlovassi and Pythagoreion (called Tigani until the mid 20th century), a village in the same place as the capital of Samos during antiquity, a place of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites, on the SE coast.
Samos Marina is situated on a strategic location on the island of Samos, at the eastern Aegean Sea. The facilities are located on the southeast part of the island, just 500m away from the picturesque village of Pythagorio. Samos Marina provides mooring close to the village, at an isolated and well-protected location for those who enjoy privacy. The marina is built in accordance with state-of-the-art specifications and provides full range services to boats and boaters. The marina started its operations in July 1st 2006 and can berth a number of 280 vessels up to 25 meters LOA as well as dock for mega-yachts up to 50 LOA.
Pythagorio 83103, Samos, Greece
info@samosmarina.gr
Samos Marina
wind speed: 1 bft SE
Samos Marina | Pythagorio 83103 | Samos | Tel: +30 22730 61600 | Fax: +30 22730 61833 | Your New Home Port in Greece © 2015


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Posted in Website by Kyle - May 17, 2018
Big Finish is no stranger to experimenting with the constraints and nuances of the audio medium over its storied history, and 'torchwood_cascade-CDRIP.tor'- or 'Cascade- does anything but the expected as Scott Handcock brings to life the tale of a sentient computer virus that hunts down online pirates and kills them without any discernible evidence. As chilling as this notion is given the power of media conglomerations and the continued battles involving both the financial harm of illegal downloading and the importance of data privacy in an increasingly insecure world, it's the presentation that stands out most as the corrupted media file is experienced in a fragmented manner out of sequence and from differing perspectives. With distortion and interference enhancing the overall experience, the direct addressing to the audience that continuing to listen to this file will result in harm, the sequences that glitch and are repeated, and the fragments of other Torchwood tales bleeding through create one of the most unnerving and surreal experiences ever to come out under the Torchwood banner.
The story itself revolves around a fairly traditional tale of unrequited love, but the corrupted nature of this file allowing future moments relative to the plot to be heard enhance the overall emotional impact of this central relationship by referencing the harrowing events of 'Exit Wounds' about which the world at large will never know and from which assumptions will have to be made. Called to London by an old Torchwood colleague named Stephen to help look into the disappearances of several people with the exact same birthdate at the exact same time across the globe, Toshiko Sato uses all of her natural skills to try to determine how and why these people came to be targeted and just why Stephen believes that he is next in line. Handcock has proven before to be a master of implementing a macabre and tense tone, and 'Cascade' makes the most of his direction of his own script to amplify the inherent danger and unknown quantity of this threat. As the menace continues to amplify and increase its spread around the world, the inclusion and questioning of regular people who suddenly find themselves in mortal danger for what they perceive to be a victimless crime is a fantastic way to ensure that the general threat to the world at large is never forgotten.
'Cascade' bravely reveals its hook right at the beginning rather than saving it for a late twist like most stories would, and it confidently tells its creative and disturbing tale that will deliver different nuanced experiences to different listeners and even to repeat listeners at different times. Naoko Mori gives one of her strongest performances as the socially awkward but utterly brilliant Toshiko yet, and Robbie Jarvis as the emotion-laden Steven expertly leads an engaging guest cast that also includes Ashley Kumar and Rachel Handshaw. The format of the story makes it difficult to simply write about the story in any great depth, and 'Cascade' absolutely needs to be experienced in real time to enjoy one of the most novel and inventive instalments in Big Finish's many ranges in quite some time. Although it's not a story that will necessarily all slot neatly together for every individual listener instantly, it's certainly engaging and appealing enough to warrant repeat listens regardless.
Directed by: Scott Handcock
Written by: Scott Handcock
Tags: Ashley Kumar, Naoko Mori, Rachel Handshaw, Robbie Jarvis, Toshiko Sato


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LNG benefits talks can't start: InterOil
November 8, 2009 mlipen Business, Main Stories
DISCUSSIONS on benefits that would be generated from the proposed second liquefied natural gas (LNG) project are yet to start.
Unless and until a project agreement was in place and a petroleum development licence (PDL) was issued, such discussions could not take place, project developer InterOil for its proposed Elk-Antelope LNG project in Wabo, Gulf province, said.
This was made known to about 15 of the 17 Gulf provincial local level government presidents and other leaders recently during an audience with InterOil led by company director Christian Vinson at the Napa Napa refinery near Port Moresby.
The absence of the project agreement has also reportedly delayed the front-end engineering and design (FEED) work by 21 months since January last year, according to Liquid Niugini Gas Ltd (LNGL), a company which will specialise mainly in buying dry gas from InterOil.
InterOil holds 45% interest in LNGL.
Most of the presidents and LLG representatives raised concerns of how the local people would benefit from the proposed project once it got underway, and what would be offered as benefits for the communities hosting the project and the nearby areas.
"We need to get the project agreement and the licence to proceed and then, we can talk about who benefits and who will not.
"Right now, we have nothing to work with … we need to get the Government to realise that two projects are better than one," Mr Vinson said.
InterOil and LNGL had a meeting with LLG presidents to brief them on InterOil's preparations towards the proposed LNG project and while waiting for the project agreement and PDL.
InterOil's manager for community affairs (corporate) Geoff Hiatt updated the presidents on the progress of the preliminary social mapping and landowner identification process, both for the proposed project and the fields, and the liquid project.
"We are clear about who among the people are landowners in these blocks," he said.
Mr Hiatt said the preliminary studies done included Wailala and Purari in Gulf province, and Fisherman Island (an island close to the proposed plant to be built on Napa Napa across from InterOil's existing oil refinery).
InterOil holds three petroleum prospecting licences (PPL) 236 (in Central province), 237, and 238 (discovery area at Elk-Antelope which overlaps into 237).
InterOil would initially develop the Elk-Antelope gas field by the drilling of enough production wells, currently estimated at between six and 12, to supply about 650-900 million metric cubic feet of gas per day (mmcfgpd) as feedstock for a single train of 3.5mtpa to 5mtpa LNG plant.
The production wells would be connected by a gas gathering system and delivery pipeline to separation and drying facilities to be located on the northern bank of Purari River, about 20km south of the gas field.
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RXPTRS - I | EP Review
Hardcore punks RXPTRS have been making noise in the South-West music scene for little over a year. The five-piece have worked hard to earn themselves support slots with Phoxjaw and Seœur, to name just a few. In the true spirit of DIY punk, they're released their first EP, I, themselves, and the refined nature of each song has exceeded all of our expectations.
'Vultures' sets the tone with technical riffs and a harsh vocal so powerful it grabs all attention. Spanning multiple styles with one song seems a mighty feat, but this has been effortlessly achieved here, as vocalist Simon Roach switches seamlessly to a smooth yet equally powerful clean vocal. While there seems to be a lack of low end here, 'Vultures' is an impressive way to open this EP, setting the bar high for the following songs.
Of course, RXPTRS don't disappoint with this release; each song offers something subtly different, ensuring that I shows the band in their truest light. The killer bassline of 'Parasites' accompanies Roach's compelling vocal. The lyrics are raw and honest, with chugging guitars and pounding drums creating upbeat atmosphere. This one is sure to be killer live.
Encorporating elements from pop music, 'Bound' could easily be described as "a bop". Roach delivers lyrics with a swagger that previously only Alex Turner could manage. While lyrically repetitive, the music draws you in, playing with different rhythms and guitar tones.
Each part of this EP has been carefully selected to create something that offers up a little bit of everything the five-piece are capable of. While there are a few moments that aren't as perfected as others, the songs feel polished and sound great. It's an impressive release for a band so early in their careers, and we're sure it's just a taste of what's to come from the RXPTRS camp.
I is self released April 24th
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We're nearly four months into our baby led weaning journey (again – that's how long I've been planning to write this post…yikes!) and in most ways, it just feels like old hat now.
If you've never heard of this approach before, it refers to starting your baby on solid foods by allowing them to feed themselves straight away rather than spoon feeding them. Therein lies the beauty: they eat what you eat, although sometimes with a few slight modifications. Studies show that it helps encourage a more diverse palate, decreases choking risks, and reduces the chance of developing various digestive issues later in life. You just have to be careful to limit their salt intake and avoid honey and whole nuts.
The tenets are pretty simple: babies feed themselves. They eat whatever you're eating and you all eat together as a family. There are lots of great articles online explaining the approach in more detail, or you can check out the original book on the subject. It's great to do a little bit of research so you know all of the safety tips before getting started.
We took a paediatric first aid course before Peter was born, which definitely boosted my confidence in this area. Babies are prone to gagging when they start on solid foods, which can certainly be unnerving. But all of the spluttering and coughing is actually a good thing and means they're not choking, and they'll almost always work it back up on their own (babies have an extra sensitive gag reflex when they're little). We're lucky that Peter never gagged a whole lot and we haven't had a choking incident thus far but I'm glad we were armed with the information of how to deal with it if did happen.
Peter started having some solid foods a week before he turned 6 months old. Generally babies tend to be ready for solids around this age if they're showing an interest in food and able to hold themselves upright with some support. But it's always better to wait a bit longer rather than get starting early as this can cause digestive issues later on.
Peter just had a finger of cucumber to start with. He loved gnawing on it and quickly moved on to beans, toast, egg, and yogurt.
I eat mostly vegan except for having fish a couple of times a month and Matthew is vegetarian but still eats dairy and eggs, so between having some of what we both eat, Peter eats a pescatarian diet.
He took to eating quite naturally but it's certainly been messy. It's really normal in the beginning that babies will be more interested in playing with their food than actually eating it. And that's a good thing! Being able to fully explore their food when they're little has shown to decrease picky eating as they get older. Many babies will get very little in their tummies for the first few months and that's absolutely fine as they'll be getting the bulk of their nutrition from milk until at least age 1.
We were very casual starting out, including Peter in at least one meal a day and building from there. Sometimes he'd eat quite a bit and sometimes he'd show no interest at all.
It's been incredible how in the past week or so Peter has been eating so much more. He's often eating everything on his plate and then asking for more. There's a lot less going on the floor as well (hurray!) He'll be 10 months on the weekend and that is the age often cited as when a lot of babies really get the hang of eating. However, he's still breast feeding as much as ever (perhaps more even as he's teething and has just figured out how to sign for milk so he really enjoys that he can ask for it so specifically) so we'll see if he starts reducing his milk feeds at all soon.
We use wooden plates and bowls from Bamboo Bamboo as they suction onto the table so that a little bit less goes on the floor.
We're still loving our IKEA high chair that I made over.
I don't add salt to any of the food I made (baby kidneys can't handle very much salt), so Matthew and I just season our plates at the table.
I found The Gentle Eating Book really powerful for unpacking some of my own stuff around food so that I don't pass it on to Peter as well as explaining what's biologically normal in terms of eating for children of different ages and great tips for working through difficult behaviour around food. I'll probably write a whole post about it but in short, I'd definitely recommend giving it a read.
We make a real effort not to comment at all on how much or what Peter eats. We want him to stay in tune with his own hunger, satiety level, and taste preferences and as gratifying as it may be to have him gobble up a meal I've made, I'd never want him to think he needs to eat something in order to please me (in fact, we're trying to avoid praise in general but that's a topic for another post).
It's such a pleasure to share family meal times and to see Peter exploring and enjoying food. Because of baby led weaning he's already eaten everything from beetroot risotto, truffle ravioli, & avocado toast to katsu curry, korma, & lentil soup. The only thing he's shown a real distaste for is Sriracha hot sauce; he's cried every time he's eaten it, so it must just be too spicy for him right now. His firm favourites at the moment are yogurt, porridge, banana, sweet corn, and raspberries. I'm going to work on a little series of "What Peter Ate" posts so you can see what he's eaten in a particular week in case you need some inspiration for feeding your baby (or even doing your own meal planning, as it'll be what we ate too!) And if you have any questions about baby led weaning, feel free to pop them in the comments. It's definitely been a really great experience so far.


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@property BOOL isTouched;
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@property CCNode *centerJointNode;
@property CGPoint handPositionAtHit;
@property CGPoint shootDirection;
@property float atkBuff;
@property float damageReduction;
@property BOOL isShooting;

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- (void)updateTouchLocation:(CGPoint) touchLocation;
- (BOOL)releaseTouch;
- (void)addHandwithName:(NSString *)ccbName;
- (void)removeHand;
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Blandford Forum es un pueblo comercial histórico en el condado de Dorset (Inglaterra). Emplazado sobre el río Stour, se sitúa en la zona suroriental del distrito de North Dorset, cuyo district council se ubica justamente en esta localidad. Según el censo de 2001, cuenta con una población de 8.745 habitantes. Aparece mencionado en el ficticio Wessex de Thomas Hardy bajo el nombre de Shottesford Forum.

Se halla ubicado entre Cranborne Chase y las Dorset Downs, en el extremo sureste de Blackmore Vale, 25 km al noroeste de Poole y 34 km al suroeste de Salisbury. El pueblo se encuentra en las cercanías de la intersección de las rutas A350 y A354. Se comunica con Wimborne Minster a través de la ruta B3082.

Cada año, en la primera semana de mayo, la Feria Georgiana llevada a cabo en el centro de Blandford atrae a miles de personas. El evento combina celebraciones georgianas con presentaciones culturales, puestos comerciales y una feria de diversiones.

Historia

Debido a ser un vado en el río Stour, Blandford ya era un punto de importancia en los tiempos anglosajones, cuando fue registrado como Blaen-y-ford y Blaneford en el Domesday Book, lo cual significa "vado del río de los gobios". Para el siglo XIII, se había convertido en una importante localidad comercial, con un mercado ganadero que abastecía las numerosas granjas del cercano Blackmore Vale. La palabra latina Forum, que quiere decir "mercado", fue registrada en 1540. Blandford constituía un punto significativo en la ruta entre Weymouth y Londres.

En 1731, gran parte del pueblo se destruyó en un incendio. John y William Bastard lo reconstruyeron en las siguientes décadas, convirtiendo al centro en un excelente ejemplo de la arquitectura georgiana de los años 1730, '40, '50 y '60.

Arquitectura

Blandford Forum es mencionada a menudo como un buen ejemplo de localidad georgiana: debido a que el centro fue enteramente destruido en el incendio pudo ser reconstruido en un estilo uniformemente georgiano. Las fachadas de las construcciones se encuentran bien conservadas y los edificios destacables incluyen The Corn Exchange y la parroquia de San Pedro y San Pablo, una iglesia clásica erigida en 1732 con una cúpula. En el sur, un puente de piedra de seis arcos comunica ambas orillas del río Stour.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 (en inglés) A Few Old Postcard Views of Blandford

Fotografías

 (en inglés) Images of Dorset: Blandford
 (en inglés) Photographs of Blandford Forum by a local photographer (Includes images of monuments to the Bastard Brothers)

Localidades de Dorset

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Oregon ORS
Section 656.254
ORS 656.254
Medical report forms
penalties and other sanctions
procedure for declaring health care practitioner ineligible for workers' compensation reimbursement
Annotations 6
The Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services shall establish medical report forms, in duplicate snap-outs where applicable, to be used by insurers, self-insured employers and physicians, including in such forms information necessary to establish facts required in the determination of the claim.
The director shall establish sanctions for the enforcement of medical reporting requirements. Such sanctions may include, but are not limited to, forfeiture of fees and penalty not to exceed $1,000 for each occurrence.
If the director finds that a health care practitioner has:
Been found, pursuant to ORS 656.327 (Review of medical treatment of worker), to have failed to comply with rules adopted pursuant to this chapter regarding the performance of medical services for injured workers or to have provided medical treatment that is excessive, inappropriate or ineffectual, the director may impose a sanction that includes forfeiture of fees and a penalty not to exceed $1,000 for each occurrence. If the failure to comply or perform is repeated and willful, the director may declare the health care practitioner ineligible for reimbursement for treating workers' compensation claimants for a period not to exceed three years.
Had the health care practitioner's license revoked or suspended by the practitioner's professional licensing board for a violation of that profession's ethical standards, the director may declare the health care practitioner ineligible for reimbursement for treating workers' compensation claimants for a period not to exceed three years or the period the practitioner's license is suspended or revoked, whichever period is the longer.
Engaged in any course of conduct demonstrated to be dangerous to the health or safety of a workers' compensation claimant, the director may impose a sanction that includes forfeiture of fees and a penalty not to exceed $1,000 for each occurrence. If the conduct is repeated and willful, the director may declare the health care practitioner ineligible for reimbursement for treating workers' compensation claimants for a period not to exceed three years.
Any declaration that a health care practitioner is ineligible to receive reimbursement under this chapter shall not otherwise interfere with or impair treatment of any person by the health care practitioner.
ORS 656.735 (Civil penalty for noncomplying employers) (4) to (6) and 656.740 (Review of proposed order declaring noncomplying employer or nonsubjectivity determination) also apply to orders and penalties assessed under this section. [1967 c.626 §§3,4; 1975 c.556 §40; 1979 c.839 §30; 1981 c.854 §15; 1987 c.233 §1; 1987 c.884 §27; 1995 c.94 §2; 1997 c.249 §200; 2003 c.170 §12; 2005 c.26 §7]
§§ 656.001 to 656.794
Law Review Citations
55 OLR 432-445 (1976); 16 WLR 519 (1979); 22 WLR 559 (1986)
Notes of Decisions
Party having affirmative of any issue must prove it by preponderance of evidence unless legislature fixes some different quantum of proof. Hutcheson v. Weyerhaeuser Co., 288 Or 51, 602 P2d 268 (1979)
Amendments to existing statutes and enactment of additional statutes by 1995 legislation generally apply to pending cases and to orders still appealable on June 7, 1995, effective date. Volk v. America West Airlines, 135 Or App 565, 899 P2d 746 (1995), Sup Ct review denied
Amendments to existing statutes and enactment of additional statutes by 1995 legislation do not extend or shorten procedural time limitations with regard to actions taken prior to June 7, 1995, effective date. Motel 6 v. McMasters, 135 Or App 583, 899 P2d 1212 (1995)
Atty. Gen. Opinions
Benefit unavailability for inmates engaged in prison work programs, (1996) Vol 48, p 134
24 WLR 321, 341 (1988); 32 WLR 217 (1996)
Location: https://oregon.public.law/statutes/ors_656.254
Original Source: Section 656.254 — Medical report forms; penalties and other sanctions; procedure for declaring health care practitioner ineligible for workers' compensation reimbursement, https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors656.html (last accessed Jun. 26, 2021).


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Q: SendMessage() to win32 application vc++ I have a win32 application project. but when the program get to a place like
let's say new_socket = accept(socket, (sockaddr *)&client, &c);
it get stuck. in these kind of scripts it makes me unable to use any other button, file menu and etc. is anybody that can tell me what is wrong and how am going to fix it.
this is the function where it get stuck:
void server(){
    WSADATA wsa;
    SOCKET server_socket, client_socket;
    struct sockaddr_in server, client;
    int c, yes=1;
    int sent_length = 1;

    if (WSAStartup(MAKEWORD(2,2),&wsa) != 0) printf("Failed. Error Code : %d",WSAGetLastError());

    if((server_socket = socket(AF_INET , SOCK_STREAM , 0 )) == INVALID_SOCKET){
        printf("Could not create socket : %d" , WSAGetLastError());
    }

    server.sin_family = AF_INET;
    server.sin_addr.s_addr = 0;
    server.sin_port = htons(8080);
    memset(&(server.sin_zero), '\0', 8);

    bind(server_socket ,(struct sockaddr *)&server , sizeof(server));

    listen(server_socket, 3);
    c = sizeof(struct sockaddr_in);

    while(1){
        client_socket = accept(server_socket,(struct sockaddr *)&client, &c);
        send(client_socket, "Hello, World", 13, 0);
       }

    WSACleanup();
}

A: accept is syncronous call and not return, until client connect. this mast not be used in GUI thread. need or do this call in another thread or (the best) use only asynchronous api (AcceptEx)


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Во́ря — река в Московской области России, левый приток Клязьмы.

Длина — 108 км (по другим данным — 109 км), площадь водосборного бассейна — 1220 км².

Течение

В верхнем течении представляет собой теряющийся ручей, русло оформляется лишь после прохождения через озеро Озерецкое и окружающие болота. Протекает через города Хотьково и Красноармейск, в городе Лосино-Петровском впадает в реку Клязьму в 551 км от её устья. Высота устья — 127 м над уровнем моря. Уклон реки — 0,94 м/км.

На реке также расположены посёлки Заречный, Репихово, Медное Власово, деревни Репихово, Голыгино, Каблуково и Корпуса.

Притоки
(расстояние от устья)
 4,8 км: река Жмучка (лв)
 11 км: река Любосеевка (пр)
 15 км: река Пружёнка (Беленькая) (лв)
 19 км: река Гречушка (пр)
 29 км: река Лашутка (пр)
 40 км: река Талица (пр)
 62 км: река Торгоша (лв)
 66 км: река Пажа (лв)

Достопримечательности

Река представляет интерес для сплава на байдарках; по берегам — популярные места массового отдыха.

В верхнем течении находится исторический музей-усадьба Абрамцево, где любили бывать многие знаменитые русские писатели и художники.

Около устья находится санаторий «Монино», расположившийся в усадьбе «Глинки», построенной в XVIII в. сподвижником Петра I Брюсом.

В двух километрах выше Красноармейска на излучине реки находится Пирожная гора, здесь находятся остатки древнего городища овальной формы со следами насыпного вала. Культурный слой достигает 2 метров, найдены обломки Дьяковской и Славянской керамики. На левом берегу у деревни Громково находится ещё одно — Громковское славянское городище.

В 1947 году на реке около деревни Мишнево заработала малая гидроэлектростанция, сегодня здесь видны остатки бетонной плотины.

На левом берегу в селе Авдотьино, находится действующий православный монастырь — Николо-Берлюковская пустынь.

Галерея

Примечания

Притоки Клязьмы
Реки Дмитровского района Московской области
Реки Сергиево-Посадского района
Реки Пушкинского района
Реки Щёлковского района
Лосино-Петровский