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Victor Cousin (28. listopad 1792, Paříž – 14. leden 1867, Cannes) byl francouzský filozof. Podílel se výrazně na reformě francouzského školního systému. Byl stoupencem skotské školy zdravého rozumu. Přeložil Platónovo dílo do francouzštiny. Byl editorem díla Descartova. Jeho vlastní filozofický přístup bývá označován jako eklektický či synkretický. Eklektickou metodu aplikoval především na dějiny filozofie (zejm. v Histoire de la philosophie au XVIII siècle). Sám svou filozofii nazýval trochu matoucím způsobem "spiritualismus", čímž však mínil především to, že jde o racionalismus, který se distancuje jak od mysticismu, tak od prostého empirismu. Vyhýbal se filozofickému hodnocení náboženských otázek, každá z těchto oblastí by se měla dle Cousina starat o své věci a nepokoušet se řešit problémy oblasti druhé. K jeho klíčovým pracím patří Du Vrai, du Beau et du Bien z roku 1853. Známá je též jeho série portrétů významných žen minulosti.

Dle profesora Lansona Cousin "rozvíjel všechny soustavy v pěkných frázích harmonických a ušlechtilých, mnohdy elegantně mlhavých; vynalezl eklekticismus a nořil se zvolna do panteismu". Postupně své učení uhlazoval do té podoby, "aby jakoukoli smělou myšlenkou neuváděl do rozpaků předsudky francouzské veřejnosti." "Stal se filosofem měšťanstva, přísným strážcem morálních konvencí, náboženství a vlastnictví." Zvláště v počátečním období své činnosti byl však zprostředkovatelem nových myšlenkových směrů, především německé filozofie. Katolická církev zařadila dekretem z 8. srpna 1844 jeho spis Kurs dějin filozofie (Cours de l'histoire de la philosophie) na Index zakázaných knih.

Bibliografie
 1820 – 1827: Procli philosophi Platonici opera I-VI.
 1826: Fragments philosophiques
 1827: Eunape, pour servir à l'histoire de la philosophie d'Alexandrie
 1828: Nouveaux fragments philosophiques. Cours de l'histoire de la philosophie
 1829: Histoire de la philosophie au XVIII siècle I-II.
 1833: De l'instruction publique en Allemagne, et notamment en Prusse I-II.
 1835: De la métaphysique d'Aristote
 1836: Ouvrages inédits d'Abélard pour servir à l'histoire de la philosophie en France
 1837: De l'instruction publique en Hollande
 1840: Cours de philosophie morale. Philosophie scolastique
 1841: Cours d'histoire de la philosophie moderne I-V
 1842: Leçons sur la philosophie de Kant. Des pensées de Pascal
 1843: Introduction aux œuvres du père André. Fragments littéraires
 1844: Du scepticisme de Pascal. Défense de l'université et de la philosophie
 1845: Jacqueline Pascal
 1846: Fragments de philosophie cartésienne
 1846: Philosophie populaire
 1848: Justice et charité
 1850: De l'enseignement et de l'exercice de la médecine et de la pharmacie
 1852: La jeunesse de Mme de Longueville
 1853: Mme de Longueville pendant la Fronde
 1854: Mme de Sablé
 1855: Premiers essais de philosophie
 1856: Mme de Chevreuse. Mme de Hautefort
 1857: Fragments et souvenirs littéraires
 1857: Philosophie de Kant
 1858: Du vrai, du beau et du bien
 1859: De la société française au XVIII siècle, d'après le grand Cyrus
 1861: Philosophie de Locke
 1862: Philosophie écossaise
 1863: Philosophie sensualiste au XVIII siècle
 1864: Philosophie de Kant
 1865: La Jeunesse de Mazarin

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Literatura
 Jules Simon, Victor Cousin, Paris, Hachette, 1887.
 Jacques Derrida, Du Droit à la philosophie, Paris, Galilée, 1990.
 Patrice Vermeren, Victor Cousin: le jeu de la philosophie et de l'État, Paris, L'Harmattan, 1995
 Dějiny filosofie. 2. svazek. 1. vyd. Praha: SNPL, 1961. 623, [5] s. [Viz str. 167–168.]
 FISCHER, Jan Otokar a kol. Dějiny francouzské literatury 19. a 20. století. Díl 1., 1789-1870. 2. vyd. Praha: Academia, 1981. 657 s. [Kapitola "Eklektická filosofie Cousinova" je na str. 150–151.]
 LANSON, Gustave. Dějiny novodobé literatury francouzské. Díl I., Osmnácté století. Díl II., Devatenácté století. Přeložil Oldřich Sýkora. Praha: J. Laichter, 1900. 155 + 205 s. [Viz str. 55 druhého dílu.]
 NOVÁK, Otakar, ed. et al. Slovník spisovatelů. Francie, Švýcarsko, Belgie, Lucembursko. 1. vyd. Praha: Odeon, 1966. 699 s. [Viz str. 175–176.]
 Ottův slovník naučný: illustrovaná encyklopaedie obecných vědomostí. 5. díl. V Praze: J. Otto, 1892. 894 s. [Heslo "Victor Cousin" je na str. 688–689; autorem je profesor Josef Durdík.]
 ŠIMEK, Otokar. Dějiny francouzské literatury v obrysech. Díl 4., Literatura 18. a 19. století. 1. vyd. Praha: SNKLU, 1962. 636 s. [Viz str. 364–365.]
 TUMPACH, Josef, ed. a PODLAHA, Antonín, ed. Český slovník bohovědný. Díl 3., církevní řády – Ezzo (sešity 42–82). Praha: Cyrillo-Methodějská knihtiskárna a nakladatelství V. Kotrba, 1926. 960 s. [Heslo "Victor Cousin" je na str. 210; autorem je profesor Josef Kachník.]
 TVRDÝ, Josef. Průvodce dějinami evropské filosofie. 2. vyd. Brno: Komenium, 1947, 490 s. [Viz str. 337.]

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Progressive visual loss. What type of mass lesion?
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A 43-year-old woman presents with painless loss of vision in her left eye. She has decreased visual acuity, an afferent pupillary defect, slight proptosis and disc swelling, implying an optic nerve lesion. Computerized tomographic scanning shows generalized enlargement of the posterior orbital optic nerve. A presumed diagnosis of an optic nerve sheath meningioma is made. The discussion deals with the problems of rational treatment.
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Scott Markovich gave us an update on what's up on the mountain.
It's been a bit of a tough year, and Scott gave us a look at our upcoming election for the school board, and worked to clear a bit of confusion in the process. Turns out there are 3 districts in the District, Crestline, Lake Arrowhead and Running Springs. There will be people on the ballot from each district, and everyone gets to vote for all districts. Interesting!
Scott reviewed programs that have been underway, mandates from the State and Federal governments and discussed a few of the shifts in public education. One example is the fall off in students interested in football!
Technology moves quickly – and is leading a big shift in educating. The school is declining enrollment at all levels, one reason is competition from Charter and Christian schools and home-schooling. Also, there are just not as many kids.
Many challenges in the education business!


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but when I run it I receive the following error:
ImportError: cannot import name 'mesh'

Why is this the case and how can I fix it?

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UNC at Duke: Three Things to Watch
Live ball turnovers, Tre and Cole, and bench production
By Jake Lawrence@therealestrjl Mar 6, 2020, 9:00am EST
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The conclusion of the 2019-2020 regular season is finally upon us. Tomorrow, North Carolina will travel to Cameron Indoor Stadium for the Blue Devils' Senior Night. The Heels will be looking to make amends for their epic collapse in Chapel Hill less than a month ago.
UNC is riding a three-game winning streak, while Duke has lost three of their last five. Keeping with this theme of threes, here is a trio of things to look for tomorrow evening.
Live Ball Turnovers
In the first meeting, Duke scored 25 of their 98 points off of 18 North Carolina turnovers.
Good. Gracious.
I don't get too bent out of shape over dead ball and live ball turnovers. A turnover is a turnover, in that it denies your team the ability to score points. However, the reality is Duke's defense punishes teams for giving up the ball during the run of play and they can be lethal in transition. (Even if there are new rules that allow Tre Jones to extend his arm and push Cole Anthony away from the basket while taking an extra step into the lane for an easy lay-up).
Regardless of the reasons, limiting Duke's transition offense will be vital to UNC's success. For the optimists out there, UNC is averaging just 10.6 turnovers per game during their three-game run. Duke is forcing just 10.8 turnovers in their last five games. There is hope.
Cole vs. Tre
Speaking of Tre Jones, there is no doubt that both teams rely heavily on their point guards. In their first game, Jones arguably abused Cole Anthony in the final 15 minutes of action as the UNC point guard avoided committing a fifth foul. Jones finished with 28 points and 6 assists, while repeatedly getting whatever shot he wanted as the Devils mounted their comeback.
Anthony was equally impressive, pouring in 24 points and grabbing 11 rebounds. Notably, it was just his third game back after missing six weeks recovering from a torn meniscus. None of that matters now.
The Duke sophomore is averaging 17.4 points over the last five games. He's doing it on an inefficient 35.5% shooting from the floor, but a worrisome 10-21 from three (47.7%). He also has an unsurprising 2.1 A:T ratio over that span. Can Anthony slow down Jones? Will we see a similar improvement to what we saw in Coby White last year in the team's second meeting?
Or will Jones' defense disrupt the offensive balance that Cole has seemingly finally achieved in the past 10 days? Over the last three games, Anthony is averaging 20.3 points on 59.0% shooting and 6.3 assists. More impressive is he's been 12-20 from three (60%) with a 2.33 A:T ratio. Those are both better than his season averages of 36.2% from deep and an A:T of 1.2.
Bench Production
During this win streak, UNC has outscored their opponent's bench 108-35. Some of that is aided by Senior Night starting line-ups, but even adjusted for normal substitutes (Keeling and Pierce instead of Brooks and Anthony), the Heels still win that battle 59-35. For a bench that has been outscored 546-540 for the entire season, these are positive developments.
Last month, UNC's bench outscored Duke 25-13. Justin Pierce and Christian Keeling contributed 23 of those points, and it was a major reason North Carolina was able to dominate large portions of the game. In a perfect world, the Heels would have a full complement of players and use that bench to their advantage again.
Unfortunately, this is 2020 and the Heels can't have nice things. Starting center Armando Bacot's status is unknown after his ankle injury against Syracuse. He missed the victory against Wake Forest, and while UNC's offense has flourished with a small-ball lineup, its defense has been downright atrocious.
We highlighted those issues earlier this week. To drive home that point, in the last three games the Heels have allowed 1.05, 1.11, and 1.15 PPP. The offensive side, though, has been equally impressive with the Heels scoring 1.09, 1.33, and 1.27 PPP. It's not a coincidence that Bacot has barely seen the court in that time, as our friend Dadgum Box Scores points out.
Bacot has played 22 of a possible 120 minutes over the last three games . . .
About 18% of possible minutes https://t.co/29n3J3zC59
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If Bacot cannot play, the legitimate scoring options off the bench become even more limited. Granted, Brandon Robinson is available this game after missing the first match-up with his own ankle issues, but the point remains. The Heels may have a thinner-than-normal bench to keep up with senior-led bench of Jack White, Jordan Goldwire, and Justin Robinson — on Senior Night. Not to mention, this leaves Garrison Brooks as the only body capable of challenging Vernon Carey on the block.
A lack of depth in the Dean Dome hindered UNC's ability to get the job done in round one.
It could be their undoing again in round two.


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China orders audit of govt debt
As concerns grow over official liabilities in the world's second-largest economy
Published: July 28, 2013 14:35 AFP
Beijing: China has called for an audit of all government debt, the national auditor announced on Sunday, as concerns grow over official liabilities in the world's second-largest economy.
"In line with a demand by the State Council in recent days, the National Audit Office will organise auditing agencies nationwide to carry out an audit of government debt," the office said in a one-sentence statement on its website.
The powerful State Council, China's Cabinet, is headed by Premier Li Keqiang.
The demand for the audit was "urgently" issued Friday afternoon, the People's Daily, newspaper of the ruling Communist Party, said on its website citing a source.
It said the audit office suspended all other projects to prepare for the undertaking and would dispatch personnel to provinces and cities in coming days.
China's debt problem is considered to be a serious potential drag on its economy unless steps are taken to rein it in.
The International Monetary Fund earlier this month estimated that the combined obligations of both central and local governments stood at 45 per cent of China's gross domestic product.
Concerns about the debt burden centre on trillions of dollars of government borrowing, especially by local authorities.
While such debt has helped the investment-based economy expand strongly, economists and the government itself believe it is unsustainable and the the growth model should be rebalanced towards consumer demand.
The National Audit Office said it had no more information to announce on the planned audit at present, according to the People's Daily.
Japan, the world's third-largest economy, suffers from an even worse problem. Public debt stands at more than twice the size of the economy, the worst figure among industrialised nations.
IMF approves $4.7b Bangladesh support package
UAE digital economy set to grow to $140 billion by '31
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MANAGEMENT AND UNION representatives have hammered out a plan to apply the funds made available for the restoration of concessions. While the profit enjoyed by The Denver Post over the four-quarter period ending June 2011 was not enough to restore all items on the restoration lists, it does give us back most things.
The decision on which items to restore was, for the most part, made for us by the rules of restoration and by the numbers. While some employees indicated they would like to have the 401(k) match restored, all of our union contracts provide that the match is available only if all bargaining units select it. Because some units had a very low participation rate in the 401(k) match prior to concessions, it was not the first choice for most members.
NEWSROOM: Wages and merit pay will be restored to pre-concession levels including the 1 percent raise not paid on March 15, 2009. Increases are effective as of Jan. 1, 2012 and will show up on paychecks Jan. 20.
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In February, the share of the dental premium paid by The Post will increase from 50 percent to 64 percent.
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First-Time Voter In Homestead Learns Hard Lessons About Democracy Ahead Of Election Day
WLRN 91.3 FM | By Daniel Rivero
Jayme Gershen for The World
The 2020 election cycle has stunted Jacob Cuenca's enthusiasm for the democratic process. "It's like West Coast against East Coast," he said.
This post has been updated.
At the beginning of the year, before the pandemic, Jacob Cuenca was an enthused Republican who had just registered to vote for the first time in his life. The 18-year-old Homestead resident followed the daily news closely and prided himself in reading conservative and liberal takes on news stories in order to get a balanced picture.
At the time, he was a reluctant supporter of President Trump. That was the case until the pandemic hit and Trump's response to it was, in Cuenca's eyes, underwhelming.
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"He has fallen," Cuenca of the president. "There's no way he's gonna be able to resurrect himself."
Instead, Cuenca has become a reluctant supporter of Joe Biden, the Democratic nominee for president.
For someone who said it was "gonna be great" to participate in the democratic process for the first time, the 2020 election cycle has stunted that enthusiasm for Cuenca. Over the course of the election Cuenca has simply stopped paying so much attention to politics, and he's gotten more cynical of politics in general.
"I kind of already made up my mind of who I think I'm going to vote for. And I don't think it's going to change," Cuenca said in August.
The pandemic has upended every segment of Cuenca's life. His dad saw his work hours get cut, impacting the family's income, before getting them back. Cuenca was supposed to be attending freshman year of college at the University of Denver, where he got a scholarship.
But instead of a fall in Colorado, he's had a Fall with his family in Homestead. He plans to start attending classes in January, but is just killing time until then.
Unable to find a job and not studying, Cuenca has been sleeping the days away and moping around. He's taken to drawing and doing other arts and crafts projects with clay to pass the time.
"I made an ashtray, but I told my mom it was a box," he laughed.
Cuenca's Mexican-American mom is a Democrat and his Cuban-American dad is a Republican. Both sides have rubbed off on him politically.
On the conservative side, Cuenca hopes to be rich one day, and when he gets rich he doesn't want to be taxed any higher than anyone else. And on the liberal side, he sees the upside of more affordable education programs and taking bold steps to address climate change.
There's also history. Democrats have traditionally helped pull the nation out of recessions, he said.
"I still consider myself a conservative. It's just like right now, with the Republican going against the Democrat, I'd rather vote for the Democrat this time," he said. "But hopefully next time maybe Mitt Romney or somebody like [that] will run."
Cuenca received his vote-by-mail ballot in the mail at the beginning of October, and finally his first election had arrived. He filled out the ballot and described it this way: "it's like you're taking a Scantron."
Cuenca handed the ballot to his mom to put in the mail. "It was a little bit anticlimactic," he said.
He voted to increase Florida's minimum wage and to let everyone vote in Florida's primary elections regardless of their party affiliation. He voted for Biden, but split his ticket to vote for Republican Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez in a congressional race for Florida's 26th Congressional District.
Voting for a Democrat here and a Republican there is totally normal for Cuenca's approach to politics. He said that's because he cares about the candidate and the policy, not some marker of gang affiliation.
"It's like West Coast against East Coast," he said, describing the current state of partisan politics in a comparison to the past East and West Coast rivalries in hip hop. "I hate that whole mentality."
The partisan bickering is one of the biggest things that has made him start to tune out of politics during his first election cycle. To him, the fight itself has come to overshadow what the fight is actually about.
Like many other voters, Cuenca doesn't fit squarely into one political party or narrative. He resents the two-party system, but doesn't know how to break free of it.
The democratic process can feel sloppy, incremental, underwhelming and disappointing for many voters. A constant feeling of tension is baked into the system.
This realization has been a hard lesson that Cuenca has quickly learned for his first go-round.
"My dad the other day was just like talking about politics, and he was like, 'Every four years it's gonna be the most important election of your life. And that's what it's gonna be until you die,'" said Cuenca. "And he's like, 'Does it ever really matter? Maybe. Am I still gonna vote? Yeah. But does it ever really change? Probably not.' I was like damn. Someone who's lived that long and that's what they say about voting in our country. It kind of sucks."
This story is part of "Every 30 Seconds," a collaborative public media reporting project tracing the young Latino electorate leading up to the 2020 presidential election and beyond.
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2016 Virginia City Hillclimb: Exotics in the Old West
Burning gas and rubber over the Comstock Lode
Kirill Ougarovwriter, photographer
VIRGINIA CITY, Nevada—One of the unfortunate realities of owning a car like a Ferrari 458, McLaren 570, or Nissan GT-R is the limited opportunity to enjoy their full performance capabilities. Safety and prudence put a low, firm ceiling on just how spirited your run can get on a public road, while runways and dry lakebeds don't have turns. And only the bravest owners of such exotica are willing to risk having the shine taken off their new toy at a track day.
One option, at least for those on the western side of the Rockies, is the Virginia City Hill Climb. Organized by the Ferrari Club, Pacific Region, the VCHC takes place on a 5.2-mile stretch of Nevada State Route 341—a distance more than double the length of a lap at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca or Sonoma Raceway. More significant is the elevation change; the road climbs approximately 1,200 feet from its start at around 5,000 feet to its finish at the entrance to Virginia City. The town was founded in 1859 after the nearby discovery of the Comstock Lode, the first major silver deposit unearthed in the western U.S. Virginia City today serves mostly as a tourist destination for people looking for a taste of the Old West.
Highway 341 is ideal for this sort of event because its closure does not impact traffic significantly, thanks to the much straighter Highway 342 that runs parallel. The latter also serves as the return road for hill-climb entrants, allowing the closed loop event to run almost continuously, stopping only for corner-worker shift changes, rare on-course mishaps, or unsafe activity near the course by locals, spectators, or wild animals. Depending on luck, participants get as many as 10 runs a day.
All vehicle makes are welcome, the only requirement being that the cars are street legal, including the tires. Helmets are mandatory, but fire-retardant Nomex suits are not required. Experience levels among the entrants vary—many are returning Hillclimb participants, some are seasoned SCCA vets, and some are first-timers that only have a single track day under their belt—but safety is taken seriously and shenanigans will earn the boot. To further discourage 10/10ths driving, times aren't posted until Sunday night, well after the driving portion of the event has ended.
The snaky stretch of road makes for a technical and challenging course that is comprised of 21 diverse turns, and the best times of course won't come until the route has been committed to memory. Some are decreasing radius, most are blind, and there are off-camber spots that can instigate a shunt at serious speeds. According to Scott Strohmeyer, one of the event organizers, "You'll see 120 mph on the Storey County straight in a 500-horsepower car, with speeds in excess of 140 mph in really powerful cars."
Because of the elevation, forced-induction engines have a built-in advantage over normally aspirated ones on the power side. Summertime Nevada isn't known for its mild temperatures, so cooling systems also get a workout. Just like a weekend at the track, not everyone makes it through both days—this year, for example, a CTS-V wagon and an Audi RS7 were knocked out of commission early.
The 2016 running will enter the history books because the course record of 3 minutes, 14 seconds that stood for nearly 15 years—held by a Ferrari F40 owner that clearly liked to live dangerously—was finally broken. The new record holder is a Nissan GT-R, which clocked in at 3:11.
Though you get more road time at a track day, the VCHC's time-attack format practically eliminates the risk of car-on-car violence and inflicts less stress on the vehicle than continuous laps. If you want to push your sports car, but don't actually want to go racing—or just want a different experience—this is a worthwhile way to spend a weekend.
"The Hillclimb felt much more real than a being on a racetrack," said first-time attendee Kevin Flynn, who drove the blue Ford Focus RS. He continued, "Going around corners without guard rails to protect you from a long drop and having random packs of wild horses wandering out on the route made everything feel much more real and exciting. Beyond that, the road itself is amazing. It's smooth, and you can very clearly see which corners are coming up next. I don't think someone could have planned and built a better track."
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Art Deco: Lost Cousins Game Expansion Review
By Cyrus | December 29, 2012 - 2:18 pm | December 29, 2012 Reviews
For ages 5 and up (publisher suggests 8+)
For 2 to 7 players
Approximately 30 minutes to complete
Geek Skills:
Active Listening & Communication
Counting & Math
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Hand/Resource Management
Learning Curve:
Child – Easy
Adult – Easy
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"STOP!" yells a voice from the back of the room. The entire family turns to look at two individuals who have just interrupted the lawyer's reading of your Great Aunt Hattie's Will. "The Will you are reading is incorrect! I have here an amendment sent to me no less than a week ago!" The strange man hands a letter to the lawyer, who looks it over with a furrowed brow. "I see," says the lawyer. "So we are to believe you are long-lost relatives?" The strange man takes the letter from the lawyer and smiles as he says, "Incorrect, my good sir. We are no longer lost. Where shall my sister and I sit?" Great. More family…
Art Deco: Lost Cousins, by Terran Games, is comprised of 25 cards that depict various Art Deco illustrations made popular in the 1920′s and 7 standard twelve-sided dice. All of these components fit easily in the base game's aluminum case. Note that Art Deco: Lost Cousins is a game expansion and requires Art Deco to be played. This expansion increases the total number of players from 5 to 7 and includes new rules for the Wild cards. We suggest you read our review off Art Deco before reading any further if you are not familiar with the base game.
Game Set Up
The game set up using Art Deco: Lost Cousins with the base game is very nicely summarized on the back of the expansion's rule book. We will summarize the summary here.
For a 2-player game, remove only five Wild cards and all the Art Deco cards that are worth 6 or more points.
For a 6 to 7-player game, give each player a twelve-sided die and 12 Poker chips. To roll for an Art Deco card, the player must have at least 11 Poker chips and at least 12 Poker chips to roll for a Wild card.
That's it for game set up. The big change is how the Wild cards are used.
Things Just Got Wilder
In the base game, Art Deco, the Wild cards were used to grab any Art Deco card that was placed in the discard pile and claim it, but you lost the Wild card to the discard pile by doing so. This action can still be taken by the player using a Wild card with the Art Deco: Lost Cousins game expansion. But with the expansion comes a new action the players can take with any Wild card. Winning a bid is still necessary to claim it, but when a player does claim the Wild card, they can either use it to grab any card from the discard pile (including other Wild cards) or keep it to score points. Note that players cannot do both.
If the player uses the Wild card to grab another Wild card from the discard pile or keeps it to score, the acquired Wild card is placed with the other cards the player has previously acquired. Instead of being placed face-up, however, Wild cards are placed face-down like a doubled-down card. This is a free action and the player does not pay to double-down the Wild card.
When it comes time to score points, every card in the game has a colored icon on its back. These icons are the same as those found on the Art Deco cards when they are scored and are usually ignored unless the card is a Wild card. The icon's color on the back of the Wild card identifies which color the Wild card belongs to. The Wild card is placed in the row with other cards that match its color when organizing the cards for final scoring. When scored, Wild cards remain face-down and are tilted on their side (sideways) in the card row. Wild cards are scored as follows.
Every Wild card gives +1 point if the player has more than 2 of the same color in a row. For example, if the row has 3 green Art Deco cards and a green Wild card, the player would get +4 points.
Every Wild card acts like a doubled-down card. Double-downed cards double the points for the entire row for every card that was doubled-down. For example, if the entire row is 7 points (total number of icons on the Art Deco cards, +1 point per card of the same color in the row), and the player had 1 doubled-down card and 1 Wild card, their total for that row would be 28 points.
The only other important item to note about the cards included in the expansion is that the new Art Deco cards have point values that range from 9 to 12 points.
Nothing to predict here. While the game expansion does add more players and a new way to use Wild cards, the overall game play has not changed. I doubt very much the endorsements from our three groups will shift with the expansion in play.
As predicted, there were no changes to the overall level of endorsements from any of our groups with the expansion included in the game. If the players liked it before, they continued to like Art Deco with the expansion as much as they did without it. The same goes for Gamer Geeks who didn't approve the game before or after the expansion. One must ask, based on no changes to the level of endorsements, if the game expansion is even necessary.
The answer to that is a very simple one. "It depends." What it depends on is three very important points the game expansion hopes to address that might or might not be important to you. The first is the total number of players allowed to sit in on the game. The base game only allows up to 5 which I would guess fits the needs of most families or a couples' night with some fellow gamers. The expansion increases the total number of players to 7, which can now include not only the average family, but two other relatives, as well. That's pretty cool. You can also now play the game with up to three couples and one lonely friend you invite to parties because you feel bad for them.
The second is making the Wild cards more useful and tempting. With the expansion, Wild cards are now potentially very powerful as a game changer, making the bids on them highly and hotly contested. Of course, that also means the game's level of competition increases and the overall complexity of the game has a slight uptick. Not that you'll notice, however, as the new Wild card rules fit seamlessly into the base rules. None of our players had a problem adopting the new rules and playing them to achieve advantages over their opponents.
Third, the game is now longer with higher endgame point averages. Longer, but not any more difficult. The game plays just as fast and any noticeable increase in the game's length with be counted in minutes, at most. This is actually a big benefit for some of our groups as they thought the game ended a bit too quickly at times. The increased number of cards gives those players who are having difficulty getting their feet underneath their game some much needed time to get up and running.
Taking all of the above into consideration, I think Art Deco: Lost Cousins is an outstanding expansion. It adds a new way to get points, is easy to introduce, doesn't put additional burden on the game or the players, and allows even more friends and family to enjoy it. That's all great news for a game that is already fun to play. I would highly suggest this game expansion to any person who was already familiar with Art Deco. As for me and mine, the game expansion has been fully integrated with the base game and will never be removed.
This game was given to Father Geek as a review copy. Father Geek was not paid, bribed, wined, dined, or threatened in vain hopes of influencing this review. Such is the statuesque and legendary integrity of Father Geek.
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Editor in Chief, Owner/Operator, Board Game Fanatic, Father of Three, and Nice Guy, Cyrus has always enjoyed board, card, miniature, role playing, and video games, but didn't get back into the hobby seriously until early 2000. Once he did, however, he was hooked. He now plays board games with anyone and everyone he can, but enjoys playing with his children the most. Video games continue to be of real interest, but not as much as dice and little miniatures. As he carefully navigates the ins and outs of parenting, he does his very best to bestow what wisdom he has and help nurture his children's young minds. It is his hope and ambition to raise three strong, honorable men who will one day go on to do great things and buy their Mom and Dad a lobster dinner. Cyrus goes by the handle fathergeek on Board Game Geek. You can also check him out on CyrusKirby.com. Yes, he has a URL that is his name. His ego knows no bounds, apparently....
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This documentation describes the a9s RabbitMQ for Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF) tile. a9s RabbitMQ for PCF enables on-demand provisioning of VM-based dedicated RabbitMQ servers and clusters. Developers can create clustered and single node RabbitMQ service instances, using Apps Manager or the Cloud Foundry Command Line Interface, and bind them to apps. A service instance may be associated with a single dedicated VM or a cluster spread across multiple VMs. You can choose between single VM and clustered RabbitMQ services instances with service plans.
When you run the cf CLI create-service a9s-rabbitmq command, PCF creates dedicated VMs for this service instance. This provides protection from bad neighbors.
On-demand service instance provisioning a9s RabbitMQ for PCF deploys RabbitMQ instances automatically. Developers can provision a single VM RabbitMQ server or a multi VM RabbitMQ replica set using one command.
a9s RabbitMQ for PCF uses Cloud Foundry application security groups (ASGs) to prevent network connections from unauthorized apps.
High availability a9s RabbitMQ for PCF ensures high availability using RabbitMQ replication.
The Consul-based internal DNS system provided by a9s Consul DNS for PCF ensures that the bound app always connects to a working node.
Deployment updater An updater errand updates the stemcell and all provisioned a9s RabbitMQ for PCF service instances to their latest version.
Backup Manager The Backup Manager does regular backups of your instances, and offers endpoints to back up instantly and restore backups.
When the IP address of a service instance changes, the guard updates the security group.
Service Dashboard The Service Dashboard provides single sign on and lets the user easily trigger backups.
Syslog Endpoints for Instances In the tile, a default endpoint for syslog and Graphite can be configured for each service instance created.
New RabbitMQ Versions Added a9s RabbitMQ v3.6 and v3.7.
Consul Domain Configurable The consul domain can now be configured.
BOSH DNS Handler a9s BOSH DNS handler added to make a9s service instances accessible from Diego cells.
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The following video provides an overview of how a9s RabbitMQ for PCF works.
Warning: a9s RabbitMQ for PCF v2.0.2 and earlier require a Ubuntu Trusty stemcell. The end-of-life date for Ubuntu Trusty is April 2019. If a security vulnerability is found on this stemcell after April, it will not be fixed.
Note: Upgrades from a9s RabbitMQ for PCF v1.x are not supported. If you previously installed a9s RabbitMQ for PCF v1.x, uninstall it and install the latest version.
For more information, see Installing and Configuring a9s RabbitMQ for PCF.
a9s RabbitMQ for PCF is an automation toolset for open source RabbitMQ. The entire anynines team can help your team get started and be successful. Technical support, including a service level agreement, is available with a commercial license.
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No change in mask policy at Papillion-La Vista, but that could change
Classroom(Pixabay)
By Kevin Westhues
Published: Aug. 24, 2021 at 8:42 AM CDT
PAPILLION, Neb. (WOWT) - The Papillion-La Vista Community School District continues to strongly encourage masks and COVID-19 vaccines, but that policy could change in the future.
At Monday night's school board meeting, the board voted 6-0 on a resolution to make short-term operational changes possible in response to the pandemic without needing a formal board meeting.
The school district could consider intermediate steps that would range from relatively low-impact decisions, such as not allowing outside groups to use school facilities, to higher-impact decisions such as implementing masks in classrooms where outbreaks occur.
A similar resolution was approved last year, but the emergency powers were never implemented.
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 Alter Flughafen (Hannover), Gewerbegebiet in Hannover an der Vahrenwalder Straße
 Alter Flughafen (Teneriffa), Straße auf der Insel Teneriffa, Spanien

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Men's Tennis Defeat Niagra 6-1 in MAAC Opener
Posted on March 30, 2016 September 9, 2021 CONNOR WHITE
The MU men's tennis team opened MAAC Conference play with a win against the Niagra Purple Eagles on Saturday by a score of 6-1.
The victory for the Hawks comes after a challenging pre-conference schedule, competing with opponents such as Boston College and Yale University.
This season marks the first year in the MAAC Conference for Head Coach Kyle Bailey, coming to MU after coaching at the University of Maryland. He is impressed with what he has seen so far from the MAAC, and believes an early win is great for a team in such a competitive atmosphere.
"Niagara came out strong in the doubles, playing with good energy," said MU head coach Kyle Bailey. "It was good to see our guys step up to the challenge and hold their ground."
Freshman Nicola Pipoli, junior Christian Vieira and freshman Alberto Giuffrida each claimed wins at both singles and doubles as the Hawks improved their overall record to 4-7.
Pipoli paired with junior Przemyslaw Filipek at No. 2 doubles by a score of 6-2 to start the winning ways for the Hawks.
However, the Purple Eagles tied the score with junior Felipe Fuentes and junior Francis Nadeau's 6-4 victory over MU junior Vidit Vaghela and sophomore Ale Gomez Estrada at No. 1.
Vieira and Giuffrida's 7-5 win over sophomore Chris Grossi and senior Mark Mackowski at No. 3 clinched the doubles point for MU, but that was followed by a Filipek loss at No. 1 singles, giving MU two losses at the number one spots.
However, singles wins from Ale Gomez Estrada and Vaghela at Nos. 3 and 2, respectively, gave the Hawks a three-point lead, sitting them comfortably in front at 3-0.
Fuentes earned Niagara's only point of the afternoon with a 6-1, 6-0, win at No. 1, before Pipoli clinched the match with a 6-1, 6-1, victory over Smithyman.
Vieira and Giuffrida rounded out the match with wins at Nos. 5 and 6. Vieira defeated Grossi, 6-1, 6-1, while Giuffrida took a 6-2, 6-3, decision over Mackowski.
The Hawks return to action Thursday, when they play host to Maryland Eastern Shore. First serve is set to be hit at 3 p.m.
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Further to the prior trip of Mr. Kostakis in Simferopol (Ukraine) for the scheduled business meetings from August 28 to August 30, 2013, POOLSTONES by SOFIKITIS received the first order of an entire container of copings which equates to approximately 40 conventional swimming pools (size 8×4 meters).
Mr. Levin and his company, Aquapolis, which distributes a wide range of pool products in Ukraine and in neighboring countries, will be in charge of distributing our products in Ukraine, through his partner network.
The production of the container ordered by Mr. Levin with grates and copings made by 100% Greek Kavala marble started today and will be completed by the end of September 2013. Company's target is those products will have been delivered to Aquapolis warehouse in Simferopol by the middle of October 2013. Afterwards, they will be forwarded for sampling and distribution to their customer network, in order for the customers to get access to aesthetically upgraded products. POOLSTONES by SOFIKITIS products such as the genuine Kavala marble will be used for the replacement of the concrete and ceramic copings which are currently used, but also the plastic grates, in both new and renovated projects in their area.
There is no reservation that this agreement will inaugurate a bilateral constructive and long-term co-operation between POOLSTONES by SOFIKITIS and Aquapolis, given that Mr. Levin has already proposed the expansion of the existing co-operation with joint venture production of marble pool accessories in Ukraine. In this way, the needs of the local market and the neighbouring countries such as Russia and Azerbaijan will be met. POOLSTONES by SOFIKITIS and Aquapolis share the same vision for achieving full customer satisfaction.
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Escaped inmate captured in Perry County
MDOC officials said Corey Alred was captured around 12:45 p.m. Wednesday. (Source: Mississippi Department of Correction)
By Chris Thies | July 24, 2019 at 1:29 PM CDT - Updated July 24 at 4:12 PM
PERRY COUNTY, Miss. (WDAM) - The state inmate who escaped from a work detail in Perry County on Tuesday is now back in custody.
Officials with the Mississippi Department of Corrections said Corey Lee Alred was captured around 12:45 p.m. Wednesday between Runnelstown and Richton near Wendell Road.
"I commend everyone involved in this manhunt," MDOC Commissioner Pelicia E. Hall said in a news release. "We greatly appreciate the help we received on the local, county, state, and federal levels from other law enforcement officers and the public. This capture has ended the way we hope all escapes would end. We are very thankful that no one was hurt."
According to the Perry County Sheriff's Office, Alred escaped from the work detail after asking to use the restroom around 2 p.m. Wednesday. Sheriff Mitch Nobles said Alred ran into a wooded area just east of Buck Creek Road.
Nobles said his deputies, with help from other departments, worked through the night and into Wednesday to find the escapee.
According to MDOC, Alred, 39, was serving a nine-year sentence at the South Mississippi Correctional Institution in Greene County for burglary of an unoccupied dwelling, embezzlement and residential burglary.
Chris Thies
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Jennifer Lawrence Wears a Jaw-Dropping Sheer Dior Dress to 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' L.A. Premiere
Jennifer Lawrence's of-the-moment pixie haircut wasn't the only short style she sported at the L.A. premiere of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. The A-list actress and ELLE cover girl revealed her toned legs (remember those dance moves she busted out during Silver Linings Playbook?) on the red carpet yesterday. The Dior ensemble was essentially a couture leotard with a sheer overlay and a waist-cinching belt. Well, she's got it, so why not show it?
"That's amazing," The Hunger Games' costume designer Trish Summerville said to USA Today of JLaw's look. She went on to discuss Lawrence's bold style transformation. "She's a great actress and she's going to constantly evolve. And I think that's going to happen with the films that she does and with the way she dresses. And cutting her hair. I think it's fantastic."
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Penghaoren is a travel blog that mainly focuses on destinations in Asia. It is about journeys in the making that started in the streets of Beijing. It is a desire to see more of the world's wonders sparked while scaling the Great Wall of China. This blog is about people, places, culture, food, off the beaten tracks, and everything in between. It features stories of amazing discoveries and experiences that make for lasting memories.


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Home VENUES Meyer Sound Return for Good to London's National Theatre
Meyer Sound Return for Good to London's National Theatre
Ellie Kurttz
The 2017 production of Stephen Sondheim's Follies was a complete sellout for the Olivier Theatre — the largest stage of London's esteemed National Theatre complex. Now the production has been revived for 2019, and returning along with it are Meyer Sound's Leopard and Lina line array loudspeakers augmented by more than 25 additional fill and delay loudspeakers. As part of a unique sonic collaboration between Meyer Sound and the National Theatre, the entire system will remain as the permanent house system after the scheduled close of Follies in May.
For the first Follies system, renowned sound designer Paul Groothuis sought a solution that would extend beyond the capabilities of the former house system to deliver pristine clarity for dialogue as well as undiminished musical impact. His eventual design was anchored by left and right arrays of eight each Leopard line array loudspeakers plus a split centre cluster with three Leopard loudspeakers for the longer throw and six Lina line array loudspeakers for closer orchestra seating.
The initial run of Follies marked the first pairing for Leopard and Lina in a UK theatre, and Dominic Bilkey, who oversees sound and video for all three stages at the National Theatre, found it an ideal combination.
"When we started the whole process for Follies, having heard Leopard and Lina in the theatre space, it became readily apparent that the new Meyer Sound technology could offer something to audiences that we could not offer previously," Dominic said. "That experience led to a series of conversations that finally ended up with, 'We really need to put this system into the Olivier for the long term.'"
In addition to the same front arrays, the new house system also comprises six 900-LFC subwoofers along with 14 point source loudspeakers (UPM-1P, UPJ-1P, MM-4XP, UPA-2P, UPJunior and UP-4slim) for fill, delay and spot effects systems. Six additional Lina line array loudspeakers, configured as two arrays of three each, provide fill for the outer edges of the balcony.
"I was flattered to be among the first to use the Linas for the first round," commented Paul, who has credits on more than 120 productions at the National Theatre alone. "They turned out to be remarkable loudspeakers — really extraordinary, right out of the box. I trust Meyer completely in that regard. With some other brands you have to work quite a bit to make them sound right before you can go into rehearsals."
Both the 2017-18 interim production system and the current expanded resident house system were supplied by London-based Autograph.
"I recall when Autograph first brought in the LINA array for a demo," said Alex Caplen, associate designer for Follies as well as sound and video supervisor for the Olivier Theatre. "I was blown away by the fact that you could put it up, hang eight boxes without doing any specific array filtering on it, and it just worked. And when we coupled LINA with the LEOPARD array, the two married seamlessly."
There were benefits aside from sonic performance, Alex continued: "Opting for the Meyer self-powered system opens new levels of flexibility, in particular with the main arrays where traditionally multiple speaker cabinets would be driven on single amplifier channels. With Lina and Leopard, we now have the potential to access each element, gaining a higher resolution of system control per array. It also allows us to deploy different system configurations quickly without having to worry about amplifier channel availability. This, coupled with the integration of AVB networking within the Galileo Galaxy DSP, allows us to scale up our system easily for larger shows without constraining a designer's ambitions."
The new Meyer Sound system also advances the National Theatre's leadership in theatre technologies. "For us, at the National Theatre it's not only about putting on a show," commented Dominic. "It's also about staying at the forefront of sound design, of pushing boundaries and leading other theatres into the future. With the Meyer Sound system in here we can do things the others can't do yet, and let that spread out to other theatres."
For Dominic, the new loudspeakers embody a partnership forged between the National Theatre and Meyer Sound. "Partnership means working together, and it is critical that we are not simply taking a loudspeaker onto our stage. We also are taking the ethos of the company that made it; we are taking on a shared responsibility to advance the art and science of sound in theatre. Working with Meyer has been fantastic in that respect."
Located on London's South Bank and regarded as one of the world's leading theatre organizations, the National Theatre sold 3.3 million tickets during its 2017-18 season for productions in the London theatres as well as ten touring productions and NT Live broadcasts to more than 65 countries.
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Q: colorssh:7: maximum nested function level reached; increase FUNCNEST? I got the following message when trying to ssh into a server using iterm2 in macosx
colorssh:7: maximum nested function level reached; increase FUNCNEST?

When using terminal app it worked fine. Not sure where it is coming from. Any help is appreciated.

A: The issue was with zsh-256color plugin.
The plugin is supposed to colorize zsh output. For some reason it fails for ssh.
Removed it and it works fine now.


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Q: Dynamic request's parameters in a Rest WS I'v been asked to implement a request for a REST Web Service, with dynamic parameters. I'll explain with an example:
now our request object's fields are three strings, which are taken from the controller and used to realize the business logic. Tomorrow, we may have the need to introduce another parameter, so I'v been suggested to implement the request object with a Map, so that we can manage more than 3 properties in the request, without opening the code and having to re-deploy the service.
Now, my question is, is this possible? I think it is, but anyways the controller will not know what to do with the newly inserted properties, or maybe it will never use it! So, IMHO, this is a useless rework, because we will need to open the code and redeploy the .war anyhow.
Thanks in advance for your help.
P.S. The web service is a wrapper for GraphDB calls, if it helps

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Rethinking Ageing: Are we prepared to live longer?
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Population ageing is occurring in nearly every country around the world. This MOOC takes a multidisciplinary approach to explore the impact of living longer and takes into account the technological advancements, the built environment, economics and ethics to rethink what it means to 'age well' now and in the future. Rethinking Ageing is a uniquely designed course to give you a broad overview of the many complex issues involved as we as individuals get older and on the macro-level for population ageing. You may already have a particular interest in one discipline, such as mental health and ageing or age-friendly design. We encourage you, though, to use this course to explore the other perspectives on population ageing as the modules build on each other. View the MOOC promotional video here: http://tinyurl.com/j7lz8q8
Nivel principiante
Inglés (English)
Subtítulos: Inglés (English), Chino (simplificado)
Worldwide population ageing trends
The course begins with the big picture when it comes to global population ageing over the 21st century. Together we explore from both a social policy and demographer perspective what is actually happening to our current and projected lifespans. The video lectures start with Tara Sklar providing an overview for the course and the key staff involved. She is followed by Professor Simon Biggs and he presents the social, cultural and intergenerational issues to consider in population ageing. Dr Rebecca Kippen then takes us through a series of lectures where she highlights demography tools and reliable, free data sources for measuring population ageing. Both Professor Biggs and Dr Kippen are attempting to better understand the trends over the 21st century and make evidence-based predictions for the future. These lectures will form the foundation for topics to come in the later weeks as well as your first assessment, so please take the time to watch them and then participate in the related discussion board forums so we can hear from you and you can meet each other. Week one concludes with whether there are limits to future increases in life expectancy. Particularly, since some argue the current generation of children in western countries are the unhealthiest ever to live with their high rates of Type 2 Diabetes and inactivity. Will they live longer than the previous generation?
7 videos (Total 59 minutos), 6 readings, 1 quiz
Overview: Rethinking Ageing - Are we prepared to live longer?2m
1. Introduction to MOOC and key staff14m
2. Global population ageing6m
3. Measuring population ageing9m
4. Population ageing data sources, trends and patterns8m
5. Population ageing in 21st century14m
Master of Ageing - career pathways3m
Course outline10m
Your teaching team10m
Start of course survey10m
Reading and resources10m
Academic integrity10m
Graduate Online - The University of Melbourne10m
Lifelong participation
There are a myriad of ways people continue to participate in their later years. Week two dives into the physical and psychological changes that are more common in later life and how the gains in technology advancements enable people to be active, independent and socially connected to support lifelong participation. We move from the population perspective covered in week one and consider your individual health status and the factors that influence how you age, such as the type of work you do, your environment, current health conditions and daily activities. Associate Professor Louisa Remedios and Dr Debra Virtue from Physiotherapy, along with Dr Eleanor Curran from Psychiatry explore what typically happens to bodies and minds during the ageing process and practical strategies to help bodies and minds age well. Related to this – Professor Fernando Martin-Sanchez will discuss recent technology advancements that will enable people to be active, independent and socially connected in later life.
6 videos (Total 70 minutos), 1 reading, 2 quizzes
1. An introduction to Body of Ageing and what it means to age well13m
2. The typical ageing process and strategies to promote ageing well11m
3. Know your mind – normal changes and what can go wrong11m
4. Mental health and ageing: management strategies13m
5. Technology and ageing: Part 18m
6. Technology and ageing: Part 211m
Mental health and ageing quiz (worth 10% of final grade)10m
1 hora para completar
Planning and design for an ageing population
This week highlights the planning and design principles for an age-friendly environment for housing, retirement communities and health care settings. We showcase information technology software, such as mapping and data visualisation to identify population trends and make evidence-based projections. Associate Professor Clare Newton and Professor Alan Pert want you to ask 'What next? What if?' when it comes to the role of the built environment for the health and wellbeing of an ageing population. For example, to consider how the design of hospitals might change so that they are extended into communities and bring the hospital to the patient rather than the patient to the hospital. We also take an alternative approach with the traditional power point lectures in the fourth video, and have Professor Alan Pert interview architect Allen Kong about his work in designing for older residential communities. In the last two video presentations Dr Jack Barton from the Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN) shows you how to use freely available data sets to map data in order to address a number of issues that face an older population.
6 videos (Total 54 minutos), 1 reading
1. Age friendly8m
2. The home9m
3. Health care settings11m
4. Older residential communities - Interview15m
5. Urbanisation and Ageing Populations in China (part 1 of 2)3m
Economics of ageing
In this week, Professor Ian McDonald explores private and public support for older people with examples from Australia and other parts of the world. He covers the major sources of risk that make decision-making and planning for our later years difficult, including financial, longevity and health risks as well as suggests ways to manage these risks. Professor McDonald also focuses on the shortcomings in individual decision-making and increasing fiscal pressures on government. Economic planning for the future is complex, with significant uncertainty around productivity, employment, health, technology and pension projections. Irrespective of your age, we are all facing issues concerning how to optimally prepare for our longer lifespans.
4 videos (Total 68 minutos), 1 reading, 1 quiz
1. The economics of ageing11m
2. The risky world in which we age15m
3. Behavioural challenges and ageing24m
4. The fiscal challenge of an ageing society15m
Economics of ageing quiz (worth 20% of final grade)20m
Principales revisiones sobre Rethinking Ageing: Are we prepared to live longer?
por MR•Dec 17th 2017
Great course from a world class university. Covered lot of issues related with ageing, new way of thinking about being old. Recommended.
por IR•Mar 10th 2019
Amazing course! Highly recommend!!! Interesting and useful!!!!
Rob Moodie
Co-Chair Hallmark Ageing Research Initiative
Melbourne School of Population Health
Simon Biggs
Professor of Gerontology & Social Policy
School of Social & Political Sciences
Rebecca Kippen
Melbourne School of Population and Global Health
Louisa Remedios
Director of Teaching and Learning
School of Health Science
Debra Virtue
Melbourne School of Health Sciences
Eleanor Curran
Consultant Psychiatrist
Public Mental Health Service
Chair of Health Informatics
Alan Pert
Melbourne School of Design
Clare Newton
Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning
Jack Barton
Urban Data and eResearch Facilitator
Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN)
Emeritus Professor
Briony Dow
National Ageing Research Institute
Dominique Martin
School of Population and Global Health
Tara Sklar
MOOC Project Coordinator; Co-Director of Ageing Programs; Research Fellow in Health Law
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Pegalo Pictures founders Eli Kooris & Joshua Shaffer have been writing partners for the past decade, creating and writing on numerous film and television projects across the entertainment industry. In television, they have sold original series to studios and networks like The Sundance Channel, USA Network, Sony Pictures Television, Dimension, eOne Entertainment, NBC International and MTV. On the film front, they have been hired for a number of feature film rewrites by companies like Automatik, Voltage Pictures and 42 Studios London; and recently sold their first original feature DEVIL'S PUNCHBOWL to Keshet Studios, adapted from the Los Angeles Magazine article "The Deputy Who Disappeared."
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Q: How to display set of items in array after after some delay? I am working on a chat application.
I am getting all the chat history at once from an api and storing it in an array name $scope.channel
I am displaying these list of items present in an array using ng-repeat. What I want to do is display sets of data from array in some intervals. For example when user opens chat screen he/she should be able to see few chats/images. Then after some seconds mmore data will be loaded.

A: As @Sajjad Shahi suggested you could use the $timeout service. Maybe something like the following. You can set the desired delay and chuck size. Use your $scope.channel array as srcArray and an empty array yourArrayToDisplay as destArray. Replace channel by yourArrayToDisplay in the ng-repeat directive. This should give you the desired result as far as I can follow.
var dalayedChunkHandler =  {
    chunkSize: 1,
    delay: 2000,
    timeout: null,
    srcArray: [],
    destArray: [],
    dalayedChunk: function(){
        var _this = this;

        var len = _this.destArray.length;
        Array.prototype.push.apply(_this.destArray,_this.srcArray.slice(len, len + _this.chunkSize));

        if(_this.srcArray.length > _this.destArray.length) _this.start();
    },
    start: function(){
        var _this = this;
        _this.timeout = $timeout(function(){_this.dalayedChunk.call(_this)}, _this.delay)
    }
};

$scope.yourArrayToDisplay = []; // use this array for ng-repeat
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dalayedChunkHandler.srcArray = $scope.chatHistoryArray; // the array you got
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Assistant professor Nicole Kraft, EdD, will discuss how we are approaching distance learning through Global One Health. This event will take place on Wednesday, April 4, 12-1 pm in Enarson Classroom Building Room 160 on The Ohio State University campus as part of the Voices From the Field Speaker Series. The event is free and open to the public. A delicious lunch will be provided! Please RSVP.


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If you can access your phone and the phone is responding to screen input, then open Settings from the Applications menu. Tap Backup & reset > Factory data reset, click Reset phone and then Erase everything to format your phone.
If you want to upgrade your Xperia Z software / firmware you have to connect your turned off phone to a computer via USB cable, and press the Volume down key as the "flash key" until the flash tool recognize your phone. You also need Xperia Flash tool from sonymobile website. Sony mobile EMMA setup tool.


NHLBI is pleased to announce a Notice of Special Interest, 'SEARCH': Stimulating ExplorAtory Research on HIV/AIDS Contribution to Heart, Lung, Blood, and Sleep Comorbidities (R01 – Clinical Trial Not Allowed).
NIH is shifting away from institute Program Announcements (PAs) and increasingly replacing them with Notices of Special Interest (NOSIs) (https://nexus.od.nih.gov/all/2019/02/06/notices-of-special-interest/).
'SEARCH' is the first HIV-specific NOSI from NHLBI. The institute is very interested in supporting innovative, exploratory research to advance our understanding of the intersections between long-term ART use, chronic inflammation/immune activation in the setting of suppressed viremia, and the development of HIV-related heart, lung, blood, and sleep comorbid disease. Examples of responsive, high priority research topics can be found in the NOSI. Studies will be supported via modular budget R01s. Applications that seek to perform proof-of-concept studies and/or exploratory research with the objective of generating robust preliminary data for larger grant applications are encouraged. Thus, hypothesis driven projects with limited or very minimal preliminary data are acceptable. Applications in response to this NOSI will be reviewed by the NIH Center for Scientific Review, HIV Comorbidities and Clinical Studies (HCCS) standing AIDS study section.
Importantly, applications in response to this NOSI must be submitted through the NIH parent R01 announcement (PA-19-056) on standard AIDS receipt dates but submissions should indicate that they are in response to NOT-HL-19-677 in Field 4.b on the SF 424 form.
Potential applicants should contact Dr. Lis Caler (lis.caler@nih.gov) at NHLBI prior to submission.