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SPECTRA I
"A Three-Part Survey Of Dynamic Colour Use"
The Future Tense is pleased to present SPECTRA I, the first of a three-part survey of artists for whom dynamic colour relationships form a central pillar of their practice.
From mediaeval stained glass to Pop Art via Fauvism, bold use of colour has been explored continuously throughout art history. Perhaps the greatest master of colour theory, Paul Klee wrote on the subject extensively and was quoted as saying, 'Colour is the place where our brain and the universe meet.'
In a contemporary art world endlessly fascinated with concepts of minimalism and fragility, SPECTRA I explores the artists, mediums and substrates boldly defining the colourful zeitgeist.
Hosted at the Londonewcastle Project Space and curated by The Future Tense, SPECTRA I will be on view from November 24 through December 18 2011, and will feature a wide range of mediums including painting, sculpture, installation, drawing, animation and digital art from a vital international roster of 7 artists:
Lee Baker's art practice explores the dichotomy between Japan's fragile, intricate cultural aesthetic and the relentless forces of urbanisation that increasingly mark its landscape. With influences ranging from the futuristic anime of Makoto Shinkai to the modernist cityscapes of Charlie Sheeler, Baker's meticulous paintings present stark visions of the indomitable meta-city against the indiscriminate forces of nature. As well as new paintings, SPECTRA I will see Baker create a site-specific installation.
Adam Ball appears in SPECTRA I fresh from exhibiting at the highly prestigious House of the Nobleman. His work reflects the energy and life of an ephemeral world, echoing the hidden order of nature. The diverse subject matter of his paintings and intricate hand-cut paper works – from Tropical rainforests to layered microbiological imagery – are further abstracted through seemingly counter-intuitive use of light and colour, lending an unexpected aura of kitsch, euphoria and energy.
Chuck Elliott's practice is concerned with a fluid investigation of colour, movement and light. Entirely computer generated, these organic, free-form shapes are cropped, recoloured and enhanced as if editing in a camera view. Hovering between printmaking and photography, Chuck is endeavoring to push back the boundaries of traditional printmaking, with direct digitised drawing and a fluid use of dynamic colour spaces and captured light. Chuck will debut a series of innovative new laser-cut Diasec works at SPECTRA I.
Katrin Fridriks fuses the natural energies of her native Iceland with references to contemporary pop art, architecture and Japanese calligraphy to create a uniquely expressive visual language. Her vivid abstract landscapes envelop space, shape and time, emphasized by a tireless exploration of matter and technique. Fridriks will present a number of new paintings at SPECTRA I, including a significant site-specific installation.
Haroshi is a self-taught Japanese artist, currently based in Tokyo. He creates full-scale, three-dimensional wooden sculptures using intricately layered and carved recycled skateboard decks. His approach to sculpture combines the influence of the time-honoured traditional methods of his homeland with the spirit of innovation inherent in its contemporary culture. SPECTRA I marks the UK debut of Haroshi.
James Marshall aka 'Dalek' built an international reputation as a street artist before graduating from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1995. Marshall began exhibiting his work across the US before honing his skills as an assistant to celebrated 'Superflat' artist, Takashi Murakami. Since dropping the Dalek moniker in 2007, his precise and complex geometric paintings and prints have continuously pushed the boundaries of abstraction and colour combination. The Future Tense will publish a limited edition James Marshall gravure etching to mark the launch of SPECTRA I, printed in collaboration with Thumbprint Editions.
Jen Stark's practice is based on the concepts of replication and infinity, her artwork echoing patterns and intelligent designs found in nature and the theories of colour, math and science. The Miami-based artist's creations incorporate a variety of materials, which produce optically hypnotic effects not unlike traditional mandalas and sacred objects. SPECTRA I marks the UK debut of Jen Stark, who appears courtesy of Cooper Cole Gallery.
SPECTRA I is supported by Londonewcastle, Courvoisier and Peroni Nastro Azzurro.
Dates: 26 – 30th May 2010
Exhibition: SPECTRA I
Artists: Adam Ball, Katrin Fridriks, Lee Baker, Chuck Elliott, Jen Stark, Dalek, Haroshi
Gallery: Londonewcastle Project Space, London
Sponsors: Courvoisier, Peroni Nastro Azzuro
Special Events: Opening reception, First Thursday late opening
Video: Lee Baker Refractive Monolith installation
Images: Flickr Gallery
Press Release: Art Agenda
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The Academy's research institutes offer excellent facilities for its own research teams and for guest researchers. The institutes were founded to develop subject areas considered important, and were often funded by donations.
Over the years, the Academy has established numerous research institutions, and many of them have expanded and later been transferred to the state. These include the National Museum of Natural History in Stockholm, the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute and Abisko Scientific Research Station. Nowadays the Academy manages five institutes and one Academy research programme.
Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics
The institute started its work at the Academy in 1977. Since 1991 it has been working in the border area between ecology and economics. Its research programmes includes proprietorship and other legal institutions for handling natural resources, the buffer capacity of ecological-economic systems, and the economic value of ecological systems.
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Bergius Foundation
The foundation, founded in 1791, today has as its main task to finance the Bergianus professorship, Professor Bergianus. Hanna Johannesson is the current Professor Bergianus and through a collaboration with Stockholm University, she conducts her research at one of the university's research laboratories. The foundation also manages Edvard Anderson Conservatory, which specialises in plants from regions with Mediterranean climate, and a number of historical collections of objects, portraits and herbariums.
Center for History of Science
The center was established in 1988, and affords researchers possibilities to study the Academy's rich collections. Sited in the Academy building in Stockholm, the center also takes care of the Academy Archives and collection of instruments, and its Nobel Archives.
Global Economic Dynamics and the Biosphere
The Global Economic Dynamics and the Biosphere programme (GEDB) is a five-year Academy research programme at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences addressing the economic dynamics of global change and its implications for a sustainable future. It is funded by the Erling-Persson Family Foundation.
Institut Mittag-Leffler
Institut Mittag-Leffler in Djursholm near Stockholm is an international institute for mathematics, to which mathematicians are invited from all over the world for research and discussion.
Swedish Institute for Global Health Transformation (SIGHT)
The purpose of the institute is to promote Swedish research and education in global health, based on an interdisciplinary approach, and to offer a scientific basis for policy work within the field of global health.
By the end of December 2022, the Swedish Institute for Global Health Transformation (SIGHT) is leaving the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences for a new phase. Based on collaboration in the SIGHT University Network, four Swedish universities intend to develop a joint centre during 2023.
SIGHT wants to thank all its collaborators since its inception in January 2017. As a scientific facilitator for interdisciplinary research and intersectoral work, SIGHT and its partners have jointly contributed to a reinforced resource base in Sweden and the international global health arena.
More information will follow on Swedish Institute for Global Health Transformation (SIGHT)

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Defeat the Army of Darkness!
You grab your chainsaw and hack through the walking dead. Groovy!
You freak out and hide until the SWATBU arrive to rescue you.
This is a reference to the movie Army of Darkness.
Where to get another army, hmm.
You manage to get a regular old army, and just dim the lights a tad.


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Q: Openstack-Install - Problem with juju bootstrap Having problems running Openstack-Install, using MAAS and Autopilot.
Getting error Problem with juju bootstrap.
Complete .cloud-install/commands.log file:
http://pastebin.com/ANBMZwLs
It deploys a node, and fails after about 1500 sec. From the logfile it seems its not reaching some archives? But I am able to run apt-get update on both the deployed node over ssh, and the MaaS server it self.
I have two networks, one public(192.168.10.0) and one private for the nodes (10.10.10.0), MAAS server is acting as proxy for the Nodes.
Any help much appreciated

A: In your selected network architecture, private network(your nodes) must have access to Internet, and it seems in yours do not have access to Internet.
You must enable nat on your region controller following instructions in this link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing
1. step one - considering private network connected to eth1:
sudo iptables -A FORWARD -o eth0 -i eth1 -s 10.10.10.0/24 -m conntrack --ctstate NEW -j ACCEPT
sudo iptables -A FORWARD -m conntrack --ctstate ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
sudo iptables -t nat -F POSTROUTING
sudo iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE

2. Save the iptables:
sudo iptables-save | sudo tee /etc/iptables.sav

3. Edit /etc/rc.local and add the following lines before the "exit 0" line:
iptables-restore < /etc/iptables.sav

4. Enable routing
Configure the gateway for routing between two interfaces by enabling IP forwarding:
sudo sh -c "echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward"

5. Edit /etc/sysctl.conf and uncomment:
#net.ipv4.ip_forward=1

... so that it reads:
net.ipv4.ip_forward=1

Regards
Sajjad

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Tag: Household codes
How the Household Codes Justify Racism
(#10 in a series)
There is a group of white moms in this nation who call themselves "Moms For Liberty". In Tennessee, one of the most vocal leaders is a nasty woman whose only school-age child attends a private school. Nevertheless, she has made a name for herself attacking public school curriculum that tells the truth about race relations in the founding and building of this nation. I'm not talking about #CRT. This is not about teaching the naked, murderous triangle trade to second graders. This is about "The Story of Ruby Bridges".
Six year old Ruby Bridges.
If you just dismiss this as more privileged white supremacy in the South, you are making a mistake. It is not just in the South. It's more pernicious, with implications nation wide.
One of the main criticisms of The Making of Biblical Womanhood is that it exposes the oppression of white women within what is a predominantly white and privileged faith movement. Barr speaks to African American Protestantism briefly in chapter 7, and to the Iglesia movement in the US not at all. To her credit, she now realizes this and has acknowledged her narrow focus. I think her work is so important that we should give her grace—her focus was narrowed by her upbringing in the Southern Baptist church, and on purpose. She is waking up to many realities of the world outside that experience. The good news is that she is growing, as all white feminists—including myself—must grow.
I wrote to the book as she presented it—sans race—because I believe that more white women need to understand what they have to gain from clinging to their own oppression, so that we can stop being a roadblock to ending the oppression of others.
I'll say that again—white women have something to gain from their oppression. And we know it.
If you read the Household Codes in Paul's letters, you may have noticed something besides the call for women to submit to their husbands. In Ephesians 6, Colossians 3, Titus 2 and 1 Peter 2, the exhortation for wives is followed by one for slaves: Slaves, be subject to your masters with all reverence, not only to those who are good and equitable but also to those who are perverse (1 Peter 2: 18). These very verses were used to justify the ownership of slaves in the Southern US through the Civil War. For example, the Presbyterian Church of America (formerly the Presbyterian Church of the Confederate States of America):
At the start of the Civil War, southern Presbyterian churches split from northern presbyters and formed the Presbyterian Church in the Confederate States of America. This southern wing of Presbyterianism explained their defense of slavery in a theology that emphasized a literal reading of the Bible. This reading saw a support for slavery (where does the Bible say slavery is a sin?) and for racial differences (often in the story of Babel).
Presbyterians who opposed slavery were cast as deviating from a literal, faithful reading of the Bible. These were viewed as deviations from true Christianity; abolitionists were using theological arguments, not Biblical texts, to make their case. (www.religionnews.com, 6/10/2016).
In fact, the PCCSA released a letter to all Christian churches in 1861 exposing their embrace of Original Sin (hierarchy):
"Human rights are not a fixed, but a fluctuating quantity… As you go up, the
number of rights increases, but the number who possess them diminishes. As you
go down the line, the rights are diminished, but the individuals are
multiplied….Before slavery can be charged with doing him injustice, it must be
shown that the minimum which falls to his lot at the bottom of the line is out of
proportion to his capacity and culture." (Richards, John Edward, The Historical Birth of the Presbyterian Church in America)
I use the PCA as an example, but I could have used the Southern Baptists, whose Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, founded by slave owners, "backed a white supremacist ideology" (Oldest Institution of Southern Baptist Convention Reveals Past Ties to Slavery, 2018). Or even my own Catholic church, the dominant faith in Spain and Portugal, whose ships initiated and perpetuated the Triangle Trade, and whose Jesuits priests sold 272 slaves from that trade to save the University of Georgetown from bankruptcy. All of them used a strict reading of scripture to justify their participation in one of the greatest sins of humanity, reading justification for enslavement into the bible, just as they did patriarchy, in service to themselves and at complete disregard for the Gospels.
It was—is—a triumph of Original Sin, seeded in our houses of worship.
So here is my confession: as a white Catholic woman, I knew my church had a patriarchy problem. But I didn't see the racism problem until it sat up next to me in Mass and shouted out during the elections in 2008, 2012, 2016 and 2020. And the reason is not that it didn't exist, but that I didn't have to see it. As a white woman, I had that choice.
And that's what made me realize that white women have something to gain from their oppression: status.
After all, if the Bible is inerrant in Colossians 3:18, then it must be inerrant in Colossians 3:22. White Christian women who follow biblical womanhood are expected to submit to their husbands, but the trade off is that they will be held higher than those "down the line" whose "rights are diminished". History has borne this out—plenty of violence has been inflicted on people of color in the name of "protecting" white women.
And while Barr is right that the sin of hierarchy has made some white Christian women victims, the trade off has made many more willingly complicit in the sin of inflicting oppression on others. Like the "Moms of Liberty" demanding that the world can only been seen through their eyes and experience, we exchange nominal freedoms for the right to feel better than everyone except the white men in our lives.
And then we call ourselves "oppressed".
Realizing that my feminism is privileged and part of the problem has been hard for me. But our favorite guy Paul makes the way forward pretty clear:
"Our desire is not that others might be relieved while you are hard pressed, but that there might be equality. At the present time your plenty will supply what they need, so that in turn their plenty will supply what you need. The goal is equality, as it is written: "The one who gathered much did not have too much, and the one who gathered little did not have too little" (2 Cor 8:13-15).
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(#6 in a series)
An intrinsic element of a hierarchical society is knowledge—who knows it, and who controls access to it.
Throughout the medieval period, the Catholic church controlled much of the academia of the Western World. Institutionally, she did not handle this charge well, as evidenced by her poor reaction to the Age of Reason. The Inquisition could be framed as a last ditch effort to keep access to knowledge in the hands of the Vatican.
Catholics will admit that Martin Luther and his 95 Theses were not without merit. I personally believe—and this is greatly simplified—that the mysticism of the medieval period no longer served the evolving world; but instead of seeing this as an opportunity for new evangelism, the church clung to the past in a way that left a gaping void between the altar and the pews.
And into the void stepped the Protestants.
What they offered was revolutionary—an acceptance of science; personal access to God, in words and language that every person could understand; simple, beautiful prayer and worship; no intercessors, nothing to stand between us and our Savior.
This new independence of faith dovetailed with the end of the feudal system and the growth of cities. Leaders in these cities sought to impose law and order, for which the Protestant embrace of science and philosophy was a natural fit—unfortunately for women. Barr refers to The Holy Household: Women and Morals in Reformation Augsburg written by Lyndal Roper:
According to Roper the male political and economic leaders of Augsburg found Reformation theology supportive as they worked to strengthen control over the city and make it more financially stable. These economic and religious changes hardened an "theology of gender" for women that, far from improving their lives, placed women more securely under the household authority of their husbands. Marriage guaranteed women stability and significance, but their increasingly subordinate role confined them to low-status domestic work, increased their dependence on their husbands for economic survival and curtailed their economic and social opportunities outside the household (104-105).
Remember my mention last week of the midwife, healer, weaver, grower, alewife, abbess? These occupations began to disappear in cities where men formed guilds that required training or education and squashed the smaller competition, mainly women. A woman need only be trained as a wife under the authority of her husband. Barr makes an interesting observation: "Before the Reformation, women could gain spiritual authority by rejecting their sexuality. Virginity empowered them. Women became nuns and took religious vows, and some…found their voices rang with the authority of men"(103). But after the Reformation, "(i)n an eerie echo of Roman paterfamilias, the orderly household once again became the barometer for both the church and state, and the waning power of the Catholic priest was replaced by the waxing power of the Protestant husband" (117).
At the same time, the Household codes were transformed. Barr notes that these verses were rarely mentioned in medieval sermons and when they were, it was as example for all Christians. She references 1 Timothy 2:15 ("Yet she will be saved by childbearing"): "the sermon casts the woman as an example for all Christians, who must go through the pain (like childbirth) of cleansing themselves of sin before experiencing the joy of salvation (the child itself)"(119). This is a very different read than the evangelical interpretation that only through child-bearing—and the assumed role of wife and mother—can a woman be saved.
Barr's assessment: the Reformation placed women on an impossibly narrow pedestal and "as the role of wife expanded, the opportunities for women outside of marriage shrank"(127).
This made me think of the movie Dangerous Beauty, the historical story of a young girl named Veronica Franco who lived in Venice in the 16th century. While her friends marry in "triumph" to rich old men, Veronica's mother trains her to be a courtesan. The contrast is stark: a gilded cage of marriage and motherhood against the educated, cultured, and financial freedom of the courtesans. The wives believe themselves superior in vocation, but in one wrenching scene, are forced to call on Veronica for news of their husbands at war. Not only does she receive regular letters from their husbands, but she arrives dressed in opulent, colorful splendor, as her position affords her—while they are dressed in stark black and perched on chairs like crows.
I remember wondering "Who would EVER want to be a wife?"
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Too many people are forced to face the heartbreaking choice of having their disabled loved one placed in a care institution, or keeping them at home and facing considerable expenses not covered by insurance. And too often, the end result of these decisions is financial hardship, split families, and substantial losses for local communities. But all of that may change with the Disability Integration Act, new legislation that's being sponsored by Charles Schumer, a Senator from New York.
What's the Disability Integration Act?
In short, the Disability Integration Act would create a legal right for people receiving care in a nursing facility or similar institution to receive those services in their home. The bill is two pronged: iInsurance reform would require that anyone who is eligible for care in an institution also be eligible for that care in a setting of their choice. Equally i Importantly, state and local governments would be required to ensure that community-based services are in place to facilitate alternatives to institutional care.
The bill also dictates that states aren't allowed to throw up cost caps, waiting lists, or otherwise prohibit eligibility. Care providers would be required to assess transportation barriers, and all the various parts of government would have 12 years to transition into providing full coverage for every disabled adult.
What does that all mean? For the countless people facing personal or financial hardship, it could mean a great deal. By enabling access to at-home care and the community services necessary to support that care, people with disabilities can be allowed to lead more independent lives. Any disabled adult who has required institutional care can tell you this restoration of independence is no small matter, which is why many proponents of the bill have argued that access to home care is actually a civil rights issue.
Disabled adults want to keep living independent lives just like everyone else. They want to maintain friendships, enjoy hobbies, and spend time with their families, like the rest of us. With the Disability Integration Act, adults living with disabilities may be able to do just that.
Unfortunately, the wheels of government can turn slowly. The Disability Integration Act is currently under review by the Senate's committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions. Many advocates are already organizing marches or approaching their representatives to encourage support. If you'd like to show your own support for the Disability Integration Act, it's easy to find contact information for your own representatives.
By building support, Schumer hopes to have the bill passed by 2018. For those paying large medical expenses to keep their family together, and those families split by the need for institutional care, this is welcome news. Adults with disabilities deserve the best care they can receive, and they deserve it without being forced to undergo institutionalization and all that comes with it.
What resources does your local community offer to disabled adults? What difference have you seen it make in the lives of others? We'd love it if you shared your stories with us in the comments below.


With a sly smile he ticked his ride cymbal once with his drumstick. The rivets shimmered. He pumped his bass drum, then hit his snare once with his left hand. There in just those three notes was the unmistakable Elvin Jones sound.
Coda: a musical passage used to conclude a movement.
It had been over 40 years since I'd seen Elvin Jones in person. Now here he was at 72-plus years of age, appearing with his Jazz Machine at the Regattabar in Cambridge, Mass., an exquisitely intimate room with a sound just perfect for acoustic jazz. Outside a March rainstorm swept the streets and tapped staccato notes on the windows. As the place began to fill up, I estimated that at least one-third of the people there were drummers. I deduced this from the fact that just about every third person there made their way up to the bandstand to peer intently at Elvin's glittering gold drum kit. A couple surreptitiously touched his ride cymbal. Others craned around behind the bass drum for a peek at his pedal. They were looking for anything that might give them an insight into how this guy does what he does.
At precisely 8:35pm, Elvin Jones seemed to suddenly materialize softly, like a shadow at the front of the bandstand, which in this room, is at floor level. With his back to the audience, Elvin stared down at his drum kit like a guy inspecting a car he was thinking of buying. There was still the same square-shouldered, athletic build and unmistakable feline-shaped head that I remembered seeing on numerous occasions when he was playing with Coltrane at the Half-Note in New York. And that was over four decades ago. But clearly something was different now too. He seemed hesitant. A little off balance even. And when he did finally take a tentative step towards the drums, he wavered, as if he thought the floor was moving beneath him. A small female hand reached up and touched his back gently, reassuringly and disappeared again. Elvin baby-stepped gingerly around his hi-hat and turned his face towards the audience as he took his seat. There was that amazingly muscular face, that unmistakably brilliant smile with the endearing overbite, those dancing, intense eyes, cat-like one moment, child-like the next, and that broad forehead slanted like the hood ornament on a '53 Pontiac.
His quintet of young players, all dressed in black T-shirts with white Ziljan logos, took up their instruments and looked towards Elvin respectfully. With a sly smile he ticked his ride cymbal once with his drumstick. The rivets shimmered. He pumped his bass drum, then hit his snare once with his left hand. There in just those three notes was the unmistakable Elvin Jones sound. He built those three notes into a coherent but restrained 8-bar solo that kicked off a medium tempo rendition of "Caravan." There were the familiar left handed snare drum cracks and flourishes and the astounding 16th note rolls, that gently sliding ride cymbal motion, and the explosive bass drum punctuations. And that smile that lit up the bandstand.
After the first tune, Mrs. Jones, Elvin's petit and ever-attentive Japanese wife, stepped up and handed him a bottle of water, un-capped. There was a slightly awkward silence as the great drummer quenched his thirst and then seemed about to say something. He smiled to himself as though he'd changed his mind about what he was going to say.
"At's nice water," he said softly, looking down at his snare drum, then smiling up at the audience.
The Jazz Machine played four more tunes, one in 6/8, all at moderate to medium-slow tempos. When they slowed way down to play "What a Wonderful World," much of the energy seemed to go out of the group, although Elvin kept smiling and growling to himself. After every tune his wife gave him water. Once she reached across his hi-hat to remove an invisible fleck of something from his prominent cheekbone. Elvin just kept smiling.
Throughout the set, Elvin never took the mike. Nobody announced the tunes. And at the end, the bassist gave the names of the rest of the band as Elvin rose to acknowledge a standing ovation. The sweat was not pouring off him profusely the way it used to when he played with Coltrane. He seemed energized by the music but as he got up from behind his drums, he teetered again, taking slow, careful little side steps towards the edge of the stage area, like a man on a cliff's edge.
Before he disappeared, Elvin's wife took the mike and in a very heavy Japanese accent, informed us that Elvin had been hospitalized for "heart failure" back in mid-January. He had just been released less than two weeks prior to this gig.
"But even while he wur sick," Mrs. Jones explained earnestly, "he always talk about his drums."
The crowd erupted again with standing applause, which Elvin acknowledged with his giant smile and a nod.


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Council Member Profiles
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Neil Smart
Chair SHTG Council, Consultant Anaesthetist - NHS GG&C
Neil Smart trained in Glasgow, Adelaide and Sheffield before taking up a post as a consultant anaesthetist in Glasgow in 1994. He has a wide range of interests in health technology assessment, quality improvement and procurement. He chairs the Scottish Health Technologies Council, is a European Commission Advisor for Medical Devices and in vitro diagnostic devices, chairs the Dressings and Sundries Steering Group with NHSGG+C, and is an Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at the University of Glasgow. He also sits as a medical member with the Medical Practitioner Tribunal Service, GMC.
Paul Campbell, Vice-Chair SHTG Council, Clinical Director, Clinical Informatics team, NHS National Services Scotland
A clinician with over two decades of experience, Dr Campbell qualified initially as a Pharmacist before switching to Medicine and becoming a Consultant Anaesthetist. He has worked across multiple clinical domains including anaesthesia, neuro-anaesthesia, critical care, aeromedical retrieval and pre-hospital medicine. Dr Campbell has held several clinical eHealth roles throughout the last decade and is the immediate past Chair of the NHS Scotland eHealth Clinical Change Leadership Group.
He now works as Clinical Director within the Clinical Informatics team at NHS National Services Scotland and as a Clinical Advisor to the Scottish Government Digital Health & Care Department. As a committed leader within Healthcare Information Technologies, Dr Campbell is also a Founding Fellow of the UK Faculty of Clinical Informatics and is currently the Honorary Secretary and a Trustee of the Faculty. Notably, Dr Campbell also brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in the new regulatory landscape of Medical Device Software to the Scottish Health Technologies Council.
Ali Mehdi
Ali Mehdi, Vice-Chair SHTG Council, Surgeon NHS Borders
Ali has been a Consultant Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon at NHS Borders since 2007 leading his department between 2014 and 2019. He has led optimisation of clinical pathways including procurement and devices based on clinical evidence, locally and regionally. In the past year Ali has established an international online education collaboration in the areas of leadership and medical education accredited by the University of Edinburgh and the Royal College of Surgeons. He will be shortly completing an Executive MBA from Warwick Business School.
Safia Qureshi
Director of Evidence, HIS
Safia is Director of Evidence and leads our work on the development of national evidence-based advice, guidance and standards and the assessment of new technologies and newly licensed medicines.
Before joining Healthcare Improvement Scotland, Safia has held a number of senior roles in NHS Scotland including Programme Director at NSS and Director of Quality, Innovation and People at the Golden Jubilee National Hospital. At the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service she was responsible for delivering the Jack Copland Centre, the state of the art manufacturing facility and headquarters for SNBTS.
She holds an MSc in Healthcare Management and a PhD in Reproductive Biology.
Ed Clifton
SHTG Unit Head HIS
Ed Clifton is the Unit Head of the Scottish Health Technologies Group (SHTG). Ed's focus for SHTG is to ensure that HTA is relevant, flexible and timely towards better quality health and care in Scotland.
Prior to his current role, Ed has gained over 10 years of experience working as an economist within NHSScotland. He completed his qualifications at the University of Sheffield, where Ed was awarded the University of Sheffield Gilbert Prize in Economics.
Karen MacPherson
Lead Health Service Researcher, HIS
Karen is the lead for the Health Services Research team within HIS evidence. She is a researcher with more than ten years of experience of preparing Health Technology Assessments, systematic reviews and other evidence-based reports on the clinical and cost effectiveness of healthcare intervention to support healthcare planning and delivery in NHSScotland. During her time at HIS, she has undertaken peer review for the NIHR HTA programme and the International Journal of Technology Assessment in Healthcare, and acted as an external advisor for the NICE Evidence Accreditation programme. She is a board member of the International Network of Agencies for Health Technology Assessment (INAHTA) and a contributor to the Glasgow University masters course in HTA.
Colin Marsland
Director of Finance, NHS Shetland
Laura Ryan
Medical Director NHS 24, Scottish Patient Safety Fellow
Dr. Laura Ryan is the Medical Director with NHS 24.
Laura applies clinical expertise to develop and govern systems and processes which will support, enable and empower the Scottish population to live longer healthier lives. User lead design and a commitment to meaningful stakeholder engagement inform how best the organisation can support delivery of strategic aims of NHS 24, our partners and the Scottish Government. She invests focus on optimising the whole system interface between all organisations delivering urgent care, both in and out of hours to ensure quality for service users. She still does regular out of hours GP sessions and has just completed an MSc at the University of Edinburgh on Global eHealth.
Health Economics Research Unit (HERU), University of Aberdeen
Karen Facey
Senior Research Fellow at University of Edinburgh
Karen Facey is a Chartered Statistician and Honorary Member of the Faculty of Public Health. She works internationally as an Evidence-Based Health Policy Consultant, specialising in health technology assessment (HTA). Karen originally worked as a statistician in medicines development and regulation and was a member of the UK regulatory committee for safety of medical devices for over 8 years. In 2000 she established the Health Technology Board for Scotland, the first national HTA body in Scotland. She has been self-employed since 2003 working internationally in the field of HTA and for over a decade led the development of the resource allocation formula for health boards in Scotland. She was the lead editor of the book on patient involvement in HTA published in 2017 and has helped SHTG developed its patient involvement processes.
Claire Fernie
HIS Public Partner
Claire has had a lifelong interest in healthcare and worked for many years as a research chemist and within the pharmacy sector. About 10 years ago she semi-retired, partly due to ill health, and was keen to use her own experiences of the healthcare system in a positive way. As those with direct daily knowledge of their circumstances, she feels it's important that patients and carers are meaningfully involved in developing safe, evidence-based health services. She became a Public Partner with Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS) at the start of 2018 and joined the Scottish Health Technologies Group (SHTG) a year later.
Being a part of SHTG allows her an insight into new and cutting-edge developments in health technologies and to be part of discussions into their potential benefits to Scottish healthcare. As a lay person, she offers a different perspective to the clinicians, economists and healthcare managers, and values being involved in transforming the very technical language used within SHTG products into plain language summaries for patients and the general public.
Katie Hislop
Policy Lead, Healthcare Quality and Improvement Directorate
Katie is a the policy lead for Health Technologies and for Scottish Government sponsorship of the Scottish Health Technology Group. She is a career civil servant and has worked across a variety of areas of policy development and delivery.
Mark Cook
Director of Re-imbursement and Government Affairs, Assn. of British Healthcare Industries
NHS 24 Chief Execuutive
Jim Miller was appointed as NHS 24's Chief Executive from April 2021
Jim has over 30 years of experience across the private and public sectors in commercial, service delivery and senior leadership roles.
Having worked at a senior level in areas including aviation, construction and public organisations he joined the NHS in 2006 as Director of Strategic Sourcing. He served as a Non-Executive Shadow Board Member during the creation of Scotland's regional colleges before becoming the Director of Procurement Commissioning and Facilities for NHS Scotland in 2015.
Jim's role was central to many areas of the NHS response to Covid-19 including the provision of PPE and other equipment, infection prevention and control guidance and infrastructure capacity.


Mind Meld has done another long piece on an issue that won't die: What kind of impact do tie-ins have on sf? Lots of good stuff in here. They actually asked tie-in writers as well as other sf folk. And yes, they asked me. You can find the latest tussle here.


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Q: Adding page to ionic I have created a ionic project with a single page, now I'm trying to add a new page called about using the command ionic page aboutbut i'm getting page is not a valid task.
there's my terminal:
  cameraApp brill$ ionic page about
(node:2213) fs: re-evaluating native module sources is not supported. If you are using the graceful-fs module, please update it to a more recent version.
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Usage: ionic task args

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page is not a valid task

Available tasks:
(use --help or -h for more info)

   start  ..........  Starts a new Ionic project in the specified PATH
   serve  ..........  Start a local development server for app dev/testing
   generate  .......  Generate pages and components
   platform  .......  Add platform target for building an Ionic app
   run  ............  Run an Ionic project on a connected device
   emulate  ........  Emulate an Ionic project on a simulator or emulator
   build  ..........  Build (prepare + compile) an Ionic project for a given platform.

   plugin  .........  Add a Cordova plugin
   resources  ......  Automatically create icon and splash screen resources (beta)
              Put your images in the ./resources directory, named splash or icon.
              Accepted file types are .png, .ai, and .psd.
              Icons should be 192x192 px without rounded corners.
              Splashscreens should be 2208x2208 px, with the image centered in the middle.

   upload  .........  Upload an app to your Ionic account
   share  ..........  Share an app with a client, co-worker, friend, or customer
   lib  ............  Gets Ionic library version or updates the Ionic library
   io  .............  Integrate your app with the ionic.io platform services (alpha)
   security  .......  Store your app's credentials for the Ionic Platform (alpha)
   push  ...........  Upload APNS and GCM credentials to Ionic Push (alpha)
   package  ........  Use Ionic Package to build your app (alpha)
   config  .........  Set configuration variables for your ionic app (alpha)
   service  ........  Add an Ionic service package and install any required plugins
   add  ............  Add an Ion, bower component, or addon to the project
   remove  .........  Remove an Ion, bower component, or addon from the project
   list  ...........  List Ions, bower components, or addons in the project
   info  ...........  List information about the users runtime environment
   help  ...........  Provides help for a certain command
   link  ...........  Sets your Ionic App ID for your project
   hooks  ..........  Manage your Ionic Cordova hooks
   state  ..........  Saves or restores state of your Ionic Application using the package.json file
   docs  ...........  Opens up the documentation for Ionic

ECENMBRJJCC:cameraApp brill$

A: The correct syntax is ionic g page about, you are just missing the g (which probably stands for generator). You can find more information in the Ionic V2 documentation.


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Penguin Project is Back with a production of "Disney's Frozen, Kids" • Open Call thru January 3
SAAC welcomes the return of The Penguin Project to our stage for another special theatrical production for actors of differing needs and their mentors.
On the heels of SAAC Teen Drama Club's production of "Disney Frozen, Jr," The Penguin Project will be performing "Disney Frozen, Kids" on February 10-11, under the direction of Lynn Gunter (left) with Assistant Director Kathy Nielson (center). Music Director will be Cassie Hickman (right) and Mentor Coordinator will be Karen Hicks (not pictured).
"In the spirit of Anna, 'It's audition time! It's audition time!' After two long years, we are so excited to have the Penguin Project back," exclaimed musical director Cassie Hickman.
Artists • Grades 3-12
No advance preparation necessary.
Registration Open thru January 3
Mentors • Grades 5-12
No acting experience necessary.
Mentors will be patterned with Artists.
6 Week Rehearsal Schedule.
Tuesday and Thursday, 4-6 pm
Begin January 3
Performance Dates February 10-11, 2023
7:00 pm on Friday
2:00 pm on Saturday
From its starring roles to its ensemble, The Penguin Project allows children with differing needs to perform in a live stage production in front of an audience. Each special-needs artist is paired with a mentor of a similar age who guides them through the production from start to finish, helping them to learn lines, dances, songs, and stage blocking. Each artist and their mentor operate as a symbiotic pair throughout the entire process, including appearing on stage together.
"The Penguin Project is a performance that comes from the heart," said Hickman. "The joy of excitement and confidence that exudes from our special-needs artists as they take the stage and as they get to be the stars is a sight I will never get over. The bonds of camaraderie and support between the artists and their mentors isn't just for the artists. It is also life-changing for the mentors. It has even changed me as a music director. What makes this a work of the heart is seeing how far the artists come and seeing their reactions as they get all the accolades from the audience and parents cheering them on. I'm so excited to see where the journey will take us this year in addition to seeing what new artists and mentors will join us and be forever changed by this experience."
Founded by Dr. Andy Morgan, a pediatrician who specializes in the care of children with differing needs and has also been actively involved in community theatre, The Penguin Project began 11 years ago in Peoria, Illinois. Today, the program has been spread to locations across the country, including the South Arkansas Arts Center.
For more information about The Penguin Project, sponsored by Entergy, please call the SAAC office at 870-862-5474 or visit the SAAC at 110 E. 5th Street, El Dorado, Arkansas.
Click Here to Download a PDF Copy of the Audition Form and Information Flier


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Crime and Courts, News, Ravalli County
Child dies in hit-and-run crash near Hamilton
HAMILTON – Law enforcement report that a child died in a hit-and-run crash near Hamilton on Sunday afternoon.
Ravalli County Sheriff Steve Holton tells MTN News that the victim — who died on Sunday afternoon — was 10 or 11 years old. The Montana Highway Patrol is investigating the incident.
Authorities are looking for Joseph McNamara, 59, who is a suspect in the crash that occurred on Golf Course Road at approximately 1 p.m. on Sunday.
McNamara was last seen in the 1400 block of Golf Course Road and was believed to be on foot.
-information from Katie Miller included in this report
(first report)
HAMILTON – Law enforcement is looking for the public's help in finding a man wanted in connection with a hit-and-run accident in Ravalli County.
The Ravalli County Sheriff's Office reports that Joseph McNamara, 59, is a suspect in a hit-and-run crash that occurred on Golf Course Road in Hamilton at approximately 1 p.m. on Sunday.
He was last seen in the 1400 block of Golf Course Road and was believed to be on foot.
McNamara is described as being a white male who is 5'10" tall and weighs 220 pounds. He has hazel eyes and gray hair. He was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans, and a grey and green baseball cap.
Anyone with information about McNamara's whereabouts is asked to contact the Ravalli County Sheriff's Office at (406) 363-3033.


Today my github streak looks like below, well this should have happened 210 days before if I were to have a good internet connection on my vacation in the Andamans.
I have open sourced about 474 projects so far (i.e is from 2008), some are tiny and some are decently large.
I have been part of larger of projects like yeoman koajs git-extars and other orgs as well.
I don't have the exact count of humans who have crossed the 365 days mark, but I have come across couple of dozens who have and each of them would have their own experiences, given the geo location and the projects they have worked on.
Let me start with related FAQs and few picks from my AMA and then will try to share my learning from it.
What is the graph all about?
A profile contributions graph is a record of contributions you've made to GitHub repositories.
Issues and pull requests opened within the last year on a standalone repository.
All the commits made within the last year.
Yes, a bot could help you to fake a streak but it's even more easier to find if it's faked or it's a genuine effort.
How do you get time to commit?
Nothing, but the below feeling!
Don't get anxious it's just a streak.
Start as many as projects/orgs you can, collaborate with humans and contribute more!
It took about 180 days for this to become a part of life.
Make new mistakes, make them in public out and loud, that is one of the finest ways to learn.
Accept negative criticism with a smile.
Accept and work on all the positive criticism.
Pause and reflect at times.
Make a public list of TODO items, so that people will help you with it and you will be cautious about them.
Make sure your projects have good readme!
Make meta repos for ideating if needed.
Invite friends to collaborate, get people started with FOSS.
Names of the repos matter a lot! Specially if it's a node module, ruby gems or similar.
Don't wait for permission of others to send a PR or start an org.
Thank people who helped you, out loud.
Sometimes whatever you do need not be a success story, it's not meant to be as well, do it for the fun of it!
Pickup new stuff now and then, experiment a lot!
Well, this is all I can think of for now, I am sure I would have missed many points here, will update as and when I get more learning from this habit.


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Q: jquery on() function and get value/text using traversing How can I get value/text using on() function?
html w/php from ajax response
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How can I get other parents child value using right traversing on jquery?
I need to get the value of select .buyingItem-unitPrice and multiply to select value .buyingItem-qty select

A: The issue with your code is that find() is used to look for child elements, whereas the .buyingItem-unitPrice element is a child of a sibling to the parent of the select. To retrieve that, you could use a combination of closest() to get the common parent, and then find(). Try this:
$(".cartItem-Load").on('change', '.buyingItem-qty select', function() {
    var unitPrice = $(this).closest('.cartItem-buyingItem').find('.buyingItem-unitPrice').text();
    var total = parseInt($(this).val(), 10) * parseFloat(unitPrice);
    console.log(total);
})


The 15th annual juried exhibition of the International Association of Pastel Societies makes its way to California's City of Brea Art Gallery Jan. 23-March 5, with an opening reception 7-9 p.m. Jan. 23. In addition to the show is a demonstration series, which starts at 2 p.m. that day with IAPS President—and founding editor of The Pastel Journal—Maggie Price. Prepare to be inspired.


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Morning Vid: Alan Grayson Rips GOP's 'Marie Antoinette Economics'
Has the Florida Congressman coined a new Democratic applause line?
Ray Gustini
Democratic Congressman Alan Grayson of Florida has never been one to mince words. This sometimes gets him in trouble, like when he had to apologize for calling Federal Reserve senior adviser Linda Robertson a "K Street whore." Sometimes, too, it leads to moments like this one on "The Ed Schultz Show" where he calls the GOP the party of "Marie Antoinette economics." Enjoy it now before it becomes a bumper sticker:
Ray Gustini is the author of Lucky Town, a forthcoming book about sports in Washington, D.C. He is a former staff writer for The Atlantic Wire.


ABSTRACT OCEAN PHOTOGRAPHY: Announcing the release of my personal photographic project 'Sealevel - The Art of Awareness'. Fine art photography prints to browse and order from the website gallery SHOP.
ESSENSUAL LIGHT: It's personal, my photography is personal and this collection of images exposes an obsession that runs deep. It's an opportunity to experience 'light', beautiful light in it's many shapes, textures and forms.
VANUATU: See my photographic image gallery from a recent trip to Vanuatu. Photojournalism: My mission was to document this journey, it's people, dignitaries, tribes, kids, chiefs, surfing, housing, pigs, chook's and an erupting volcano.
BEER: I go behind the doors of the 'Ocean Mist' surfing's fab four HQ in the pursuit of light, thirst light featuring Mick Fanning and the Balter Brewing family.
SWIMWEAR: Fashion swimwear and active lifestyle photography.
WORLDS BEST SURF PROFESSIONALS: Get a glimpse at the surf stars on the red carpet at World Surfing League's night of nights on the Gold Coast.
COME HELL OR HIGH WATER: I've been known to beg, borrow and borrow some more, just to be where the action is, where the swell finally collides with a reef or land form. See all the surf action from behind the scenes.
BEYOND LIMITS: The world's best surfers were absolutely pushed to the bloody edge to discover their limits.


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René Vermandel, né le  à Zelzate et mort le  à Anderlecht, est un coureur cycliste belge. Il fut professionnel de 1920 à 1931. Il a notamment remporté deux titres de champion de Belgique sur route ainsi que les classiques Liège-Bastogne-Liège en 1923 et 1924 et le Tour des Flandres 1921.

Palmarès
 1913
 Bruxelles-Esneux
  du Tour de Belgique indépendants
  du Tour de Belgique indépendants
 1914
  du championnat de Belgique sur route indépendants
 1919
 Champion de Belgique sur route indépendants
 Bruxelles-Liège indépendants
  du Circuit du Sud-Ouest
 Bruxelles-Hoboken
  du GP Faber
 1920
  et  du Tour de Belgique
  de Paris-Bruxelles
  du championnat de Belgique sur route
  de Paris-Tours
 1921
  Champion de Belgique de cyclo-cross
 Tour des Flandres
 Tour de Belgique :
 Classement général

 Grand Prix de l'Escaut
  de Paris-Dijon
 Coupe Sels
 Trois villes sœurs
  du championnat de Belgique sur route
  du Critérium des As
  de Paris-Roubaix
 1922
  Champion de Belgique sur route
 Jemeppe-Marche-Jemeppe
 Tour de Belgique :
 Classement général
 , ,  et
 Critérium du Midi :
 Classement général
 ,  et
  de Paris-Saint-Étienne
 Critérium des As
  de Paris-Bruxelles
 1923
  du Tour de Belgique
 Liège-Bastogne-Liège
 Circuit de Paris
 Coupe Sels
 Circuit de Champagne :
 Classement général
  et
  de Paris-Roubaix
  du championnat de Belgique sur route
 1924
  Champion de Belgique sur route
  et  du Tour de Belgique
 Grand Prix de l'Escaut
  du Critérium du Midi
 Liège-Bastogne-Liège
  du Tour des Flandres
  de la Coupe Sels
  du Circuit de Paris
 1925
 Critérium du Midi :
 Classement général

  de la Coupe Sels
  de Paris-Roubaix
 1926
 Tour de Leipzig
 Grand Prix d'Allemagne
  de la Coupe Sels
 1927
 Six Jours de Bruxelles (avec Pierre Rielens)
 Tour du Harz
 1928
  du Tour de Belgique
  du Tour de Belgique
  du Circuit des régions flamandes

Liens externes

Coureur cycliste belge
Naissance en mars 1893
Décès en avril 1958
Décès à 65 ans

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Originally created in Istanbul by Ashoka and supported by the Robert Bosch Stiftung, the ChangemakerXchange is a global collaboration platform for young social entrepreneurs. It gathers some of the world's most exciting young innovators at summits around the world for the exchange ideas and the creation of collaborations – with the aim of inspiring hundreds of thousands more young people to become changemakers for their communities, too.
The ChangemakerXchange already brings together 150 young social entrepreneurs from 35 different countries in Europe, Turkey, North Africa and the Middle East – together they have co-created nearly 40 collaborations that inspire youth across the world to take action.


Quarterback Blaine Gabbert and the Arizona Cardinals knows they both ave to be a lot more accurate to find real success the rest of 2017 and beyond.
LANDOVER, Md. – Accuracy isn't just a required trait for a successful starting quarterback in the NFL. It's also a prerequisite for NFL teams when trying to target their next successful starting quarterback of the future.
Recent history would suggest that the Cardinals and their current starter, Blaine Gabbert, have both been hit and miss in that department.
Gabbert will make his fifth consecutive start on Sunday when the Cardinals (6-7) meet the Washington Redskins (5-8) at FedEx Field and his accuracy issues have been well documented in going 2-2 thus far. He knows he has to throw cleaner passes to his receivers and cut down on the interceptions as he nears the end of his ongoing audition for a possible contract next season and beyond.
The Cardinals are aware they have to better hit their mark, too, when evaluating, drafting, signing and trading for the next potential quarterback to lead the franchise. Since they opened University of Phoenix Stadium in 2006, they've hit on a couple of touchdowns (Kurt Warner, Carson Palmer) and have had more than their share of underthrown flops (Matt Leinart, Kevin Kolb, Derek Anderson, John Skelton, Ryan Lindley, Logan Thomas).
As important as winning consecutive games in a row for the first time this season, which could keep their minuscule playoff hopes alive – but probably not – Arizona needs to know for certain what it has in Gabbert, the seven-year pro who is in his seventh different NFL offensive system.
If Palmer retires or it's decided by the team that he won't be brought back next season for the $12.5 million owed to him for the final year of his contract at age 38, can the Cardinals be sure it has a capable starter moving forward in Gabbert, 28, who is set to become an unrestricted free agent?
And even more important under that plausible scenario, is Gabbert just a "bridge" quarterback for one more season until the team finds and develops its real future starter, or can he become the Cardinals' next legitimate starter for another half-dozen years or so?
"I don't think there's any question that we would like to have Blaine back," Cardinals General Manager Steve Keim told Arizona Sports 98.7 FM last week. "He's done a good job. Again, based on what he's done so far, it's up to him on how much he can improve and what's the ceiling for Blaine Gabbert.
If accuracy is still an issue this far into Gabbert's NFL tenure – working under seven different play-callers or not – can it be improved enough this late in the game for the Cardinals to fully entrust him as Palmer's heir apparent?
"I think you can improve it a little bit, more so from a mechanics standpoint when you talk about footwork and body position and those sort of things," Keim said. "I do think, though, that natural accuracy, there's an innate part of it. You either have it or you don't. Can you polish it and get a little better? I don't think there's any question.
One quarterback who has no accuracy issues is the man the Cardinals will be facing this week in Washington's Kirk Cousins, who ranks third all-time in career completion percentage (65.9).
The Cardinals and the Redskins have each devastated by injuries this season, which has affected all quarterbacks involved.
Cousins, who turns 30 in August, has been strung along by the Redskins on a series of franchise-tag contracts, both at his choice and the team's only real option, but he would cost a pretty penny if the Cardinals were to make a play for him in free agency this offseason.
Cousins might be worth the money considering his statistics, which includes ranking eighth in the league this season in passing yards (3,440) and touchdowns (22) with just nine interceptions – three more than Gabbert despite starting nine more games.
Washington head coach Jay Gruden does, even though he's on the hot seat for only guiding the Redskins to one playoff appearance since 2014. Asked last week if he could coach a veteran quarterback who has had a history of accuracy issues, he almost laughed at the question.
"I don't have the patience," Gruden said. "If you don't have it after four or five years, I don't know. If you don't have it after two, I've got to move on. I mean, s--t, a coach will probably have to move on. He'll get fired if a quarterback doesn't have accuracy down the field.
Asked specifically about Gabbert and what he sees in the former 10th overall pick from the 2011 draft, Gruden said he sees athleticism and "arm talent." He added that Gabbert needs a reliable running game, however, to truly succeed in the Cardinals' current offensive system.
Assuming star running back David Johnson returns to his All-Pro form from a year ago after fracturing his left wrist in the 2017 season opener, that would help any starting quarterback the Cardinals decide to put under center in 2018.
But who will it be? Will it be Palmer, for one more season? Could it be Gabbert, the impending free agent? Might it be Cousins, who is sure to draw massive interest in the offseason? Don't underestimate the importance of what Sunday's game here could play into what Arizona ultimately decides to do moving forward.
Win or lose, there are also the final two games of the season – at home against the Giants and on the road at the Seahawks – that could sway the future and make the Cardinals rethink their plans. One thing seems certain, that they will finally draft a quarterback higher than the fourth round for the first time since 2006, when they selected Leinart out of USC with the 10th overall pick.
Armed with multiple draft selections in 2018 due to compensatory handouts, the Cardinals could be inclined to package some of their picks to move up and nab one of the top incoming quarterback prospects such as UCLA's Josh Rosen, USC's Sam Darnold, Louisville's Lamar Jackson or Heisman Trophy winner Baker Mayfield from Oklahoma.
But even then, they could stand to have a veteran around to hold down the fort and at least bridge the gap or help tutor the incoming new face of the franchise. Palmer could be great at that. Gabbert, meanwhile, just knows what's at stake at the moment, and he insists he is only concerned about making sure he delivers play to play.
For now, Gabbert said he's just enjoying playing the game of football, which is what it's supposed to be about.
Tight end Jermaine Gresham will miss Sunday's game because of the flu.
Tight and Gabe Holmes has been elevated from the practice squad to the active roster and running back Bronson Hill was released.
April 7, 2019, 8:10 p.m.


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Staunton nonprofit provides 'safe haven' for those in need
The affordable and safe apartments and their "guardian angel" landlord give many in Staunton the support they need.
Staunton nonprofit provides 'safe haven' for those in need The affordable and safe apartments and their "guardian angel" landlord give many in Staunton the support they need. Check out this story on newsleader.com: http://www.newsleader.com/story/news/local/2017/04/13/staunton-non-profit-provides-safe-haven-those-need/100412140/
Gabe Cavallaro, gcavallaro@newsleader.com Published 5:24 p.m. ET April 13, 2017 | Updated 6:12 p.m. ET April 13, 2017
Reneé Batts-Cox smiles from the sofa of her new Staunton apartment on Tuesday, April 11, 2017. She made it there with the help of Valley Supportive Housing.(Photo: Gabe Cavallaro/The News Leader)Buy Photo
STAUNTON - 2017 got off to a good start for Reneé Batts-Cox.
When she stepped into her new apartment on Kalorama Street in Staunton for the first time — seeing its clean floors and quiet surroundings — she broke down in tears.
"It was like a safe haven for me to be in," said Batts-Cox, a victim of domestic abuse. "I cried because I have peace now — I don't have to worry about someone grabbing me and beating on me."
Coming from her hometown of Norfolk, she walked out of Western State Hospital in Staunton with nothing — not even shoes — but was able to get an apartment with the help of Valley Supportive Housing, formerly known as Valley Area Community Support Inc. (VACSI). The Staunton nonprofit, created in 2005, helps provide affordable and safe housing for people with mental illness, intellectual disabilities or substance issues.
"I just got a new beginning," Batts-Cox said, grinning widely. "When you live in rooms like I did for seven years, it's a blessing to have something as nice as this."
She's one of 21 tenants the non-profit houses and supports with 21 one-bedroom apartments. They have a building that opened on Kalorama Street in 2015, a three-unit house on West Johnson Street and another building up the West Johnson Street hill where the organization's office and the remaining apartments are located.
'Constant learning' makes excellence for these nurses
Valley Supportive Housing's goal is for residents' housing cost to be no higher than 30 percent of their monthly income, executive director Clarke Banta said, and so with many of the residents getting by on disability checks, rent is cheap and utilities are included.
Clarke Banta, executive director of Valley Supportive Housing, poses for a photo on the back porch of the Kalorama Street apartment building, in Staunton, Va., on Tuesday, April 11, 2017. (Photo: Gabe Cavallaro/The News Leader)
At the three apartment building locations, smiles prove a common sight among the tenants and their eyes greet Banta with appreciation when he knocks on their doors.
"He's an angel," Batts-Cox says and January Craun calls him "the man" —"he takes care of everything."
Banta is their landlord, handyman and liaison with their case managers, making sure the tenants are happy and the organization is running smoothly. He does a great job identifying with the residents and leading the organization, said Karen Cochran, chairwoman of the board of directors.
They take good care of the residents at the apartments, said Craun, a tenant of six years.
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Charles Scott, who used to stay at the Valley Mission, said he'd probably be living in a group home if he hadn't found an apartment with Valley Supportive Housing last fall — now he's happy to have Banta looking out for him.
"It's beautiful — he's all the help I need," Scott said.
Clarke Banta (right), executive director of Valley supportive housing, poses for a photo with Charles Scott, at Scott's Staunton apartment that he rents through the program on Tuesday, April 11, 2017. (Photo: Gabe Cavallaro/The News Leader)
The funny thing is though that Banta never planned to get involved with housing — he moved to Staunton to retire and spend time with his grandkids, but when his son, who goes to church with Cochran, heard her lamenting the death of the previous Valley Supportive Housing handyman, he told her to call Banta, as he'd just moved to town and liked doing handy things.
It went from two hours per week at first, to 20, to 30, Banta said, and after looking forward to retirement most of his working life, now he never wants to retire and has told the board he wants to work another 10 years until he's 80.
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"I want to see people who are so needy getting the kind of compassionate treatment that a society should give them," he said. "If I can help to give them a little bit of respect and friendship, that makes me think what I do is worthwhile."
Not every job gives you that opportunity, he said, and even after working most of his life "trying to help people get a fair shot" with the equal employment opportunity department of the Navy civil service, this is one of the most challenging jobs he's ever had.
Valley Supportive Housing resident William Buffaloe stands outside his West Johnson Street apartment in Staunton, Va., on Tuesday, April 11, 2017. (Photo: Gabe Cavallaro/The News Leader)
The hardest part? Telling people who are desperate for an affordable and safe place to call home that they don't have room for them, he said.
There's a backlog of people waiting for apartments — "the need is constant," he said, and that's the reason why the non-profit was created.
They have another three units expected to be ready in about a month, but even if they had 21 more units they'd be filled immediately and there still wouldn't be enough apartments to meet the community's needs, he said.
The board of directors wants to see Valley Supportive Housing add four to eight units each year and so they're looking for a spot to build a new eight-unit building near the Staunton trolley line and are working on plans to renovate office space adjoining their current units at the top of West Johnson Street to make another eight apartments there.
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They're also looking to line up local dentists to take on pro bono dental patients from their tenants and to get the Staunton community as a whole more involved in interacting with their residents through gardening.
Cochran said she thinks gardening will be a great way to break the stigma and "realize that our residents are just like everyone else."
"These are nice people — these are people who have a heart like anyone else," Banta said.
The garden at Valley Supportive Housing's Kalorama Street building in Staunton, Va., awaits spring planting. Photo taken Tuesday, April 11, 2017. (Photo: Gabe Cavallaro/The News Leader)
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Hile Gunslingers, join the boys in a palaver digging deep into the books of the Dark Tower Series. Tadd and Peter continue on the journey to the Dark Tower as they follow Roland through the last of his flashback to Gallows Hill, then back to the present as he and Jake lay eyes on The Man in Black for the first time in gods knows how long. Then we begin the Oracle.
Also this is a Book Club (sooner than it should be) because vacation season is here and our recording schedule was impacted and we wanted an episode out on time and Book Clubs keep a lot better than Round Tables. Next 3 or so episodes (at least) will be Round Tables.
Hile Gunslingers hunker down and join Tadd and Peter for another Palaver. They come together to read through your emails which touch on things from The Stand, to Flagg and his motivations, also on the adaptation musically as well as many more things. They also look at news with some new photos and even a possible director for a future film. So hunker up, set down your gunna and roll a Gunslinger burrito and maybe whittle a bit during this palaver.
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TEHRAN, Aug. 15 (MNA) – Iran's minister of defense has said imperialism has always worked to pin down Iran on its geographical terrain.
Brig. Gen. Hossein Dehqan who was addressing a meeting of 11th Session of Coordination of Parliament, Ministries, and Executive Bodies in the occasion of upcoming National Day of Defense Industry marked in August 22, told the meeting that the depth and the strength of the country's defense structures were firmly based on the resolve of the nation; "the imperialism spared no act of shame including sowing internal discord, imposed war, and cruel sanctions to isolate Iran in its own territorial geography; however, the victorious side, that was Iran, relied upon its Islamic ideology and the sagacious leadership of its former and present leaders in scoring huge success and in aborting their ruses; now, in terms of stability, we enjoy modest levels of security, and play considerable role in security equations in the region," Dehqan told the meeting.
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"The infrastructure and capabilities provided the ministry to meet any need in defense and any exigency raised by the developments in the region, through a fully indigenized and smart approach, which would make it capable of defending the borders in a rather long battle and confrontation," said the minister.
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Written by Frostilyte September 13, 2021 September 13, 2021
Capturing a New Audience with Pokémon
I feel like it isn't groundbreaking to point out that using a familiar theme is a great way to introduce new players to an unfamiliar genre. I say this having recently seen a number of MOBA newcomers flock to and enjoy Pokémon Unite which was launched onto the Nintendo Switch back in July and is due out on Android and iOS later this month. While highly successful as a genre, there were still a number of people who'd never touched a MOBA until Unite launched. As such, I wanted to examine why Pokémon is uniquely positioned such that its inclusion as a game's theme can help with onboarding new players.
I suppose the obvious first place to start is with Pokémon's identity. Ever since its inception back in the 90s, Pokémon has always associated its brand with being approachable. The most obvious example of this can be seen in the original video game releases of Pokémon Red and Green version (later Blue version with international releases). Prior to the 1996 release of Pokémon, numerous role-playing games were being released by both Eastern and Western development teams featuring a variety of systems, storylines, and characters. This ultimately established a number of genre conventions that developers would build upon as they learned from and tried to out-do one another while developing new role-playing experiences.
Pokémon's developer Game Freak, however, took a different approach. Instead of building upon the established conventions of games like Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest, they opted to streamline the RPG experience and provide a more beginner friendly game. One of the best examples of this can be seen in how Pokémon doesn't use mana. Almost every RPG at the time, and even today, make use of a resource akin to mana that players need to manage to use their spells. Pokémon doesn't. Instead each attack has a set number of times it can be used before a Pokémon needs to rest. This dramatically simplifies casting spells and is a lot more easily understood by beginner players.
Pokémon also has a less complex narrative when compared against other role-playing games. Until recently these games had almost no central plot, nor did they feature much in the way of character development. The story lines were often as simple as you're the hero and you need to stop the bad guys. There weren't complex themes, or any nuance to the story being presented. It was often very black and white.
Obviously that has changed over the years, but Pokémon still features storylines that rarely go beyond what you'd find in a children's cartoon show. The same could be said for the inclusion of many of Pokémon's deeper mechanics. They're present for series veterans who want to dig into Pokémon at greater depths, but every game in the franchise can be completed with only a basic understanding of the game's systems.
It is for all of these reasons that Pokémon has always presented itself as an approachable game within the role-playing genre. By having simple mechanics, characters, stories, and systems there is a very low barrier to entry thus many people can play and enjoy these games.
This approachability affords Pokémon a unique benefit in that it is positioned as a great entry point for players who are new to role-playing games. The games are designed such that they can be enjoyed with little or no existing knowledge of RPGs or the Pokémon franchise. As a result, Pokémon's identity has become one that is widely recognized as being kid friendly, or in-fact games that everyone can play. And through tying this image to a game, even if it's in a different genre, developers can implicitly communicate that their game is also approachable and enjoyable by everyone.
Let's cycle back around to our Pokémon Unite example to see this in action.
Prior to the current Battle Royale and Wholesome game craze, MOBAs were the big ticket item to copy. Both League of Legends and DotA 2, the two seminal MOBA titans, were widely recognized as some of the most popular and most profitable games in the industry. This led several developers and publishers to try and copy this success so they too could have a crazy popular title that racked in millions annually. The results of this were similar to what we've seen with Battle Royale games: everyone was sick of hearing about MOBAs, and a large contingent of gamers were entirely turned off from ever playing the genre.
However, what happens when you throw a Pokémon skin onto a MOBA and streamline aspects of it so that it is more beginner friendly? Well you end up with a game that works on consoles and mobile that can attract a completely new audience of players.
Pokémon Unite applies the same fundamental design of approachability that is seen in mainline Pokémon games to a MOBA. The core of the experience remains unchanged, but certain aspects have been streamlined for simplicity. Players have less skills to manage, towers are simply points you need to control, and there aren't endless waves of minions that players need to micro-manage. This has dramatically lowered the difficulty of the game such that it can accommodate a completely new audience of players by lowering the barrier to entry.
While I don't have any hard numbers to know how much of a success Pokémon Unite has been, anecdotally I've seen a lot of folks enjoying the game. Many of them cite having never been interested in a MOBA before and it was only because Unite was painted with a Pokémon skin that they decided to give it a chance.
As a more personal example, Pokémon is actually responsible for introducing me to rogue-likes. Back in 2006 a spin-off game titled Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Blue Rescue Team launched for Nintendo DS. I picked it up because it was a Pokémon game and fell in love with the concept of procedurally generated levels and systems driven gameplay. It was so compelling that when I first signed up for Steam I spent a fair bit of time trawling through indie games hoping to find something similar. It was during this time that I learned what rogue-likes were and as any regular readers here will know I've spent my fair share of time playing a variety of those over the past several years.
I hope I've convincingly made my case here. I'm not entirely sure anyone needed convincing, but in general I think Pokémon as a theme makes a great gateway into new genres. A history that has inextricably tied its image to approachability and the high recognizability of its various characters have created a brand with the power to convince people to try out new experiences they wouldn't otherwise. I think there is a lot of value in that, if for no other reason because it helps people to discover things they love that they wouldn't have known about otherwise.
What about you? Did Pokémon ever get you into a genre you weren't already a fan of? Perhaps you're one of the folks that picked up Unite, or you had a similar experience with a Pokémon spin-off like I did? Let me know in the comments as I'd like to hear your story.
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meghanplaysgames says:
This is definitely me! MOBA's feel very unapproachable to me – partly because of the reputation of the communities around them. Pokemon changed that, and I genuinely enjoy the gameplay (aside from occasionally wishing I could throttle my teammates) and getting to play as all the different Pokemon. I can see myself sticking with the game for a while to come.
Frostilyte says:
For what it's worth, your experience was part of what inspired this post. Though I will admit I thought it was quite funny that you posted your own… experience with the game shortly after I finished editing this post XD
Nice! I will die salty because of this game. Also know that as soon as this is out on mobile you have no reason to not come and suffer with me on the failure squad 🙂
Uh…what if I told you that my phone is the cheapest model I could buy and can't run shit aside from discord? Until like…2 years ago I was still using a flip phone. I've got some real boomer energy when it comes to mobile devices. XD
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