Want some tools for more inspired data quality leadership?
If you are looking to promote the wider adoption of data quality throughout your organisation these simple, low-cost, web-based applications might just help you and your team communicate, coordinate and collaborate far more effectively.
Every data quality leader needs a helping hand. These tools have been proven to deliver a wide range of benefits for both short-term, project based activities or those longer-term, more strategic aspirations.
Basecamp is the most useful web application I have discovered for managing projects, especially with distributed teams. Don't let the simplicity of this tool fool you. I recently implemented Basecamp for a data project that had over 50 staff collaborating effectively across 4 timezones.
The core features include task assignments, messaging, milestone management, time allocation, file management, online notepads and an interactive discussion manager.
If you are leading a data quality project on a budget (particularly with external suppliers) then it will tick many boxes and the pricing structure means it is affordable by most organisations.
Data Quality projects require a lot of workflows, project metadata and various databases to track activities and communication.
One product I've found incredibly useful is Zoho Creator. This is very similar to Microsoft Access but is hosted online and allows you to build some very effective applications that could certainly bolster the activities of a data quality initiative.
MailChimp is probably the simplest email distribution service available an most importantly it has an autoresponder feature. Basically, an autoresponder is useful for sending out a sequence of pre-created emails whenever a user signs up for some information. You see this a lot when you subscribe to a product webinar or any offer marketed on the internet, it's the same service we use when you sign up to become a member of Data Quality Pro.
What has this got to do with data quality?
The biggest challenge faced by the data quality evangelist is education and communication. People simply don't understand the value of data quality so tools like MailChimp will help you manage the distribution of relevant information to an interested audience.
Consider the business line manager who has attended an internal data quality presentation and wants to find out more. Rather than bombarding them with countless charts, surveys, reports, white papers and articles you can explain that by adding their email address to the "Management Education" list they will receive a fortnightly, fact-based piece of information explaining the value of data quality.
The beauty is that once you've created the sequence of emails, MailChimp does the rest.
It's an excellent tool for promoting wider adoption of data quality as you can also post out out monthly achievements and lessons you learn along the way.
Use the autoresponder feature to create an automated training curriculum, "drip-feeding" tips and techniques every week to those interested in data quality?
Use the statistical analysis tools to observe which type of audience is most interested in the topic, this can help you identify why parts of the business to focus your efforts on.
What do people really think about quality of data in your business?
Using SurveyMonkey you can gather accurate feedback from across your organisation on any number of data quality related topics. I used this approach once to gather anecdotal evidence for why the data entry quality was so poor. The results added a completely different dimension to the traditional data quality assessment process. The system users felt like they finally had a voice and we were able to create a compelling case for action because the surveys were so rich with feedback.
Surveys can be gathered anonymously or by person so obviously use this responsibly but you can include custom data with the person's details. If you know the role or a particular application that a user is connected with then you can link customer feedback metrics to this custom data. This allows you to observe whether certain systems create lower morale amongst data entry workers for example or whether different management types have strong opinions towards data quality etc.
Think "Twitter behind the Corporate Firewall".
SocialCast allows you to share ideas, questions, answers, status updates and links with everyone or select groups of employees. If you spend any amount of time on Twitter you can observe how powerful a medium this can be for spreading data quality awareness. You can now have the same benefits but in a far more private and controlled environment.
By creating streams you can group like-minded individuals together to create some focus. For example, you may have multiple management reporting units across your company, by linking them into one stream you can get them to start sharing their data quality issues, improvements that worked, products they use, training materials they possess.
The search and filter features are great for listening into common issues and finding scarce resources.
The business intelligence tool can be used to provide accurate stats to help you measure the growth of your data quality community across the organisation.
But why can't we just log these kind of issues to a standard fault management system?
Because they don't exist. There are countless data quality issues observed every day by knowledge workers and most go unrecorded. Using a product like Evernote means that you can grab audio, image clips, text – any media you like and importantly store relevant metadata (tags) and notes connected with the issue. These can be relayed to a data quality team to get a much more realistic footprint of the types of data and information quality issues workers are experiencing.
I can see lots of uses for this because data defects can be quite abstract, they often don't fit into a neat fault report so we need the "fuzzy" record of our experiences that this kind of tool permits.
Evernote interprets visual images containing text and translates this into a digital note.
Audio feature means abstract issues and user feedback can be gathered.
GotoMeeting (and GotoWebinar) feature a great deal behind the scenes on Data Quality Pro.
Before I get an expert to share their experiences on the site I generally meet them online via GotoMeeting. I'll record the session for memory and then arrange a future webinar with them via GotoWebinar. If a vendor wants to become a registered supplier on the site I first interview them via GotoMeeting to see if their technology or consulting services are a good fit.
Plan regular lunchtime tutorials using your data quality team members, talk about problems you've solved and give practical tips. Record each session and create a library demonstrating the value your team provides.
When presenting to senior stakeholders, switch on GotoMeeting, record the session and use a lapel microphone to record your presentation, make the recording available to the attendees afterwards in case they need to go back over a point they missed. Also useful for sharing with other stakeholders who couldn't make the session, saving you time for a repeat meeting.
The role of the data quality leader can be a challenging and complex one.
You increasingly need to take on the role of communicator, educator, mediator, coordinator, peace-maker, collaborator and facilitator.
These tools can help you across all these roles but I don't advise you to rush out and sign up to them all.
First think about your tactical initiatives and the improvement projects in your pipeline. How can these tools help you improve coordination and collaboration on projects?
Next, think strategic. How can these tools help you promote wider education and adoption of the data quality message?
Select the tools that give you an immediate edge and get started, I've used these on many data quality projects and the results have been profound.


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Rooted in Family History: Archivist Reflects on Four Decades of Genealogical Research
Written by Sean Adkins in the PHMC Highlights category and the Summer 2019 issue Topics in this article: American Civil War, Ancestry (ancestry.com), conscientious objectors, genealogy, Jonathan Stayer, Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Pennsylvania State Archives, Roots (TV miniseries)
PHMC Highlights presents stories and information about PHMC programs, events, exhibits and activities.
Archivist Jonathan Stayer, center, assisting a family with online research during an event at The State Museum of Pennsylvania in 2015.
PHMC
Jonathan Stayer had been working at the Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society for several weeks in 1985 when he received a call from the Pennsylvania State Archives. The PHMC bureau wanted to hire an archivist with experience in genealogical research and Stayer, who had previously worked for the archives surveying county records, was already immersed in the growing field of genealogy.
Stayer will retire this fall after nearly 35 years as a reference archivist at the State Archives. During this career, he has witnessed the evolution of how genealogical records are used and disseminated.
Genealogy took hold of the American public starting in the late 1970s, spurred on by the popular 1977 TV miniseries Roots. One of Stayer's earliest jobs was assistant librarian at the York County History Center, where he helped patrons track down archival and genealogical records. "Initially, I was supposed to spend the summer painting the ceiling of the museum's exhibit area," Stayer said. "But, when I got there, it was 1979 and genealogy was really taking off. The library was busy, and they only had one person. They needed the help."
Several years after joining the Pennsylvania State Archives in 1985, Stayer emerged as the face of the bureau in the genealogy community. He began by speaking to local genealogical organizations about various aspects of the State Archives' vast resources and their usefulness for documenting family history. Eventually, he expanded to statewide and national conferences.
In the early days of Stayer's career, it was common for patrons to visit the State Archives to ask for assistance in mapping out their family histories. Over the years, with the advent of the internet, genealogical websites have changed the way people search for records, presenting both advantages and disadvantages.
Stayer located this Civil War conscientious objector deposition of his ancestor Adam Stayer in the Pennsylvania State Archives.
Pennsylvania State Archives/RG-19
The State Archives currently partners with Ancestry.com to digitize birth and death certificates, military records, naturalization papers, and numerous other sources and to make the materials accessible online. This wider availability of information is a great advantage for thousands of people who are unable to travel to the facility to do research. Although many patrons start their genealogical journey from the comfort of their homes with the aid of computers, they can miss out on the context that, Stayer notes, can only be found by physical record searches. In other words, a person may find the naturalization record or land warrant they were seeking online, but they don't get the benefit of seeing how those documents factor into other assets held by the State Archives.
"In the past, when you went to a library or archives, you had to go through the microfilm or the box of records to get to what you wanted. You could see how your record fit into a context. Today, we spend time explaining where a record came from, what it means, and how it fits in with other materials. I think, in the past, people had a better sense of that," Stayer said.
For those just starting to outline their family history, Stayer recommends that they begin by recording what they know. Start your search by writing down birth and death dates, marriages, and occupations. From that point, you may take advantage of two tools that were not available to Stayer in the 1980s: the internet and genetic testing.
"The internet makes things more accessible and people became more aware of available resources," Stayer said. "People can track what others were doing in terms of searches. With the rise of social media, people began to exchange strategies and information. And that's what has really driven genealogy research. As genetic tests became more available and accessible, others began to scientifically trace their connections to others."
A student of history, Stayer will stay true to his profession, despite his retirement. He plans to write a book on his family history, including highlights on his ancestor Adam Stayer, a conscientious objector in Pennsylvania during the American Civil War. "In my mind, there's no separation between history and genealogy," Stayer said. "Genealogy is just a way to understand history."
Sean Adkins is digital director for PHMC.

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Essence of Joy, which has about 75 members, is an auditioned choir of undergraduate and graduate students at Penn State. The choir has performed throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland as well as in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Chicago, among other cities. The group has also toured in Poland, the Czech Republic and South Africa, and has released five compact disc recordings. Essence 2, which has been around for 13 years, is a community-based choir of about 130 singers from middle school through adult years who gather during the fall semester to prepare for performances at the end of the season. Both choirs are directed by Anthony Leach, a professor of music and music education at Penn State.
"Since Essence 2 always presents its annual concert in December and Essence of Joy does a holiday concert in December, it was pretty easy to combine the performing forces," he said.
Jo Lash, a WPSU volunteer and chairperson of "Winterfest '11" who performs in Essence 2, said while the two choirs perform a variety of musical styles from African and black cultures, they focus on spiritual and gospel music that is rooted in Christianity. While performing around the world, she said, even in mostly nonreligious countries such as Japan, Essence of Joy has often moved audience members to tears.
In light of the national media attention directed at Penn State in recent weeks, Lash said, a town/gown effort such as "Winterfest" should provide a sense of unity and comfort.
"It will just be a healing time, hopefully putting some hope back in our lives," she said.
"Winterfest '11: Our Gift in Song" will be held at 7:15 p.m. Dec. 10 at The Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel, 215 Innovation Blvd., State College. Visit http://wpsu.org.winterfest for more information.


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Q: I'm trying to construct a PHP class using object oriented PHP that pulls from a database and populates page information Forgive me If I'm doing this wrong, but I'm struggling with a personal project where I want to use object-oriented PHP to pull from a database that then populates the page information, but the page comes up blank. The code looks good to me, but I'm fairly new to this part of PHP and I really need someone else to take a look at the code.
Here's a little backstory, This is a webcomic currently with two comic title one with a hundred or so supporting pages and the other is around 30. I want to cut it down to two content pages, the content should feed from a database. This way I only have to update the database rather than constantly creating new pages.
The content page has two variables that dictate what information is going to be pulled from the database.

*

*$comicTitle which for this example is "inquisition"

*$issuePage will change more frequently, but for this example issue1_pg30 is what I'm using.

Here's the whole code:
<?php

    require_once("class_PageDetails.php");
    $comicTitle = "inquisition"; //There are currently two titles inquisition and era of high magic
    $issuePage = "issue1_pg30"; // will change depending on what Prev or Next link is selected $_GET['page'];
    $PageInfo = array();

    if (class_exists("PageDetail")) {
        $Page = new PageDetail();
        $Page->setComicTitle($comicTitle);
        $Page->setIssuePage($issuePage);
        $PageInfo= $Page->getPageInformation();
    } else {
        $ErrorMsgs[] = "The PageDetail class is not available!";
        $Page = NULL;
    }

?>
<!doctype html Public "-//w3c//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtl1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">

    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <meta name="description" content="<?php echo $PageInfo['description']?>" />
    <meta property="og:url" content="http://www.mywebsite.com/test/inquisition.php?page=<?php echo $PageInfo['issue_page']?>" />
    <meta property="og:image" content="http://www.mywebsite.com/test/<?php echo $PageInfo['image_location']?>" />
    <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image" />
    <meta name="twitter:site" content="" />
    <meta name="twitter:creator" content="" />
    <meta name="twitter:url" content="http://www.mywebsite.com/test/inquisition.php?page=<?php echo $PageInfo['issue_page']?>" />
    <meta name="twitter:title" content="<?php echo $PageInfo['title']?>" />
    <meta name="twitter:description" content="<?php echo $PageInfo['description']?>" />
    <meta name="twitter:image" content="http://www.mywebsite.com/test/<?php echo $PageInfo['image_location']?>" />
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="comicbackground.css" />
    <link rel="shortcut icon" href="comicfolder/symbol.png" type="image/x-icon" />
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">

    <link rel="canonical" href="/web/tweet-button">
    <link rel="me" href="https://twitter.com/">
    <title>
        <?php echo $PageInfo['title']?>
    </title>

            <?php include("../../includes/subs/inc_nav.php"); ?>

<a href="inquisition.php?page=<?php echo $PageInfo['next_page']?>"><img src="<?php echo $PageInfo['image_location']?>" alt="<?php echo $PageInfo['description']?>">

<time datetime="<?php echo $PageInfo['publish_date']?>"> </time><?php echo $PageInfo['publish_date']?>

By Justin Burke

A shout out to my newest followers

FIRST

<a class="prev" href="inquisition.php?page=<?php echo $PageInfo['previous_page']?>">PREVIOUS

<a class="next" href="inquisition.php?page=<?php echo $PageInfo['next_page']?>">NEXT

                    <?php include("../includes/inc_last.php"); ?>

Sorry I know that was a lot, but I want to give you all as much detail as possible.
Here is the code I created for the class (class_PageDetails.php)
class PageDetail {
    private $DBConnect = NULL;
    private $comicTitle = "";
    private $issuePage = "";
    function __construct() {
        include("inc_PageDetailsDB.php");
        $this->DBConnect = $DBConnect;
    }
    function __destruct () {
        if(!$this->DBConnect->connect_error)
            $this->DBConnect->close();
    }
    public function setComicTitle ($comicTitle) { //this section sets the comic title so the page knows to display content with title inquisition. If the comic title doesn't match the DB it comes back ""
        if($this->comicTitle != $comicTitle) {
            $SQLString = "SELECT * FROM page_details " .
                " where comic_title = '" .
                $this->comicTitle . "'";
            $QueryResult = @$this->DBConnect->
                query($SQLString);
            if ($QueryResult === FALSE){
                $this->comicTitle = "";
            }
        }
    }
    public function setIssuePage ($issuePage) { //This section should set the Issue page so it only show the content for a particular page in this case issue1 page 30. If the issue page doesn't match the DB it comes back ""
        if($this->issuePage != $issuePage) {
            $this->issuePage = $issuePage;
            $SQLString = "SELECT * FROM page_details " .
                " where issue_page = '" .
                $this->issuePage. "'";
            $QueryResult = @$this->DBConnect->
                query($SQLString);
            if ($QueryResult === FALSE){
                $this->issuePage = "";
            }
        }
    }
    public function getPageInformation () {
        $retval = FALSE;
        if ($this->comicTitle != "" && $this->issuePage != "") { //this function should gather all content in the db table into an assoc array that is used to display the pages content.
            $SQLString = "SELECT * FROM page_details " .
                " where comic_title = '" .
                $this->comicTitle . "'".
                " AND issue_page = '".
                $this->issuePage . "'";
            $QueryResult = @$this->DBConnect->
                query($SQLString);
            if ($QueryResult != FALSE) {
                $retval = $QueryResult->fetch_assoc();
            }

        }
     return($retval);
    }
}

Here's the code for my DBconnect:
$ErrorMsgs = array();
$DBConnect = @new mysqli("localhost", "username", "password", "database");
if ($DBConnect->connect_errno)
    $ErrorMsgs[] = "Unable to connect to the database server." .
        " Error code " . $DBConnect-connect_errno
        . ": " . $DBConnect->connect_error;

and here's an image of the DB table

Like I said the code looks good to me and I based it off the one project I did in school, but when I load the page it comes up blank, which means I messed up somewhere or I'm missing something (not surprising).
when I comment out
if (class_exists("PageDetail")) {
    $Page = new PageDetail();
    $Page->setComicTitle($comicTitle);
    $Page->setIssuePage($issuePage);
    $PageDetails = $Page->getPageInformation();
} else {
    $ErrorMsgs[] = "The PageDetail class is not available!";
    $Page = NULL;
}

On the content page, the non-class related content displays, telling me that either my code is wrong in the section above or in the class itself. I'm just not sure what I'm missing.
Any advice, support, information letting me know what I'm doing wrong would be great. I know this might be too specific to help other people but I could really use the help.

A: The first problem, with the page coming up blank was a setting I had with my server that I was able to find using:
ini_set('display_errors', 1);
ini_set('log_errors',1);
error_reporting(E_ALL);
mysqli_report(MYSQLI_REPORT_ERROR | MYSQLI_REPORT_STRICT

After correcting said problem, I am a little ashamed to admit it but I forgot to give myself full permissions to my server, the page was no longer receiving any errors or coming up blank. The problem was only the non-database information was appearing in the browser nothing I was querying the database for. Eventually I was able to track down the error to either my setComicTitle, setIssuePage functions, or both of them. After reexamining the two functions I identified a missing piece of code that actually sets the comicTitle.
public function setComicTitle($comicTitle) {
    if($this->comicTitle != $comicTitle) {
        $this->comicTitle = $comicTitle; // it was this line right hear.
        $SQLString = "SELECT comic_title FROM page_details " .
            " where comic_title = '" .
            $this->comicTitle . "'";
        $QueryResult = @$this->DBConnect->
            query($SQLString);
        if ($QueryResult === FALSE){
            $this->comicTitle = " ";
        }

The script works now and I am able to pull the page information from the database.

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Grab a rake. Gas-powered leaf blowers are a public menace | Editorial
Updated: May. 19, 2021, 9:11 a.m. |
Published: May. 19, 2021, 7:00 a.m.
Leaf blowers are banned in these N.J. towns
Star-Ledger Editorial Board
Leaf-blowing season ended Saturday in Montclair and Maplewood – Summit will follow in two weeks -- and we know we speak for everyone in those zip codes when we issue the following statement: Hallelujah.
There is no town in New Jersey that hasn't had its bucolic peace shattered by this insidious monster disguised as the humble two-stroke engine, and other burbs need to emulate those Essex County communities that have passed ordinances banning gas-powered blowers for at least part of the year.
If you live anywhere near trees, you can relate. Their ear-splitting drone is enough to induce seizures, even from a block away. They attack your family by stirring up pollens and pesticides. They spit out enough toxic material to choke a bloat of hippos.
So any community that wishes to prohibit these repulsive machines by whatever degree it considers practical should be encouraged, because there is real science that supports such a ban.
Start with the noise: The uniquely-irritating scream of a gas-powered leaf blower from 50 feet away is up to 80 decibels – four times the noise level of speech. For the person operating the blower, the noise is 95 to 115 decibels, which is torture-level volume. The low-frequency noise penetrates walls of homes far easier than passing vehicles, but you already know that if you ever tried to read, converse, or think when one is in operation nearby.
Then there is the pollution, which is so severe, the two-stroke engine has been regulated out of existence for other uses in the developed world, particularly in parts of Asia.
Consider: The average car is 200 percent more efficient than it was in 1950, with smog-causing emissions 98-99 percent lower, according to the EPA. But the two-stroke engine putters on, unregulated: It is simpler and cheaper than the four-stroke engine of modern cars, but it is dirtier and less efficient because by design it mixes gas and oil in the combustion chamber and then spits out as much as one-third of that fuel as an unburned mist.
Leaf-blower lobbyists hate this study, but in 2011, Edmunds.com, the auto experts, conducted an emissions test inside a lab that compared a two-stroke leaf-blower to a Ford F-150 Raptor pickup with a 6.2-liter V-8 engine.
The results were international news: The leaf blower at full throttle put out 23 times the amount of carbon monoxide, twice the amount of nitrous oxide, and 300 times the amount of hydrocarbons as the truck.
You read that right. A two-stroke leaf blower emits more pollutants than a three-ton pickup truck.
California is moving toward a phase-out of gas-powered blowers, because for the first time, leaf blowers, lawn mowers and other small devices will produce more smog than passenger cars in that state.
The California Air Resources Board reminds us that operating a leaf blower for one hour produces the same amount of smog as driving a 2017 Camry from LA to Denver.
So there is nothing unreasonable about a town giving landscapers a choice: Either they shut down for the summer, or invest in battery-operated blowers that are more eco-friendly and half as noisy.
It doesn't hurt to consult the industry. Summit recently introduced a ban that will cover June through August, and when it was introduced at a council meeting last month, member Beth Little said the city had considered "limiting days, limiting hours, enforcing the noise ordinance."
But when the contractors decided that those measures would have had "a more detrimental impact" on their businesses, they settled on the seasonal ban – with penalties for violations that are "more educational than punitive."
We are sympathetic with the lawn care industry. And we are mindful that it is growing quickly: According to Quiet Communities, the number of ground maintenance workers grew 85 percent to 1.6 million between 2002 and 2016.
But the number of people working at home is growing even faster, and they've had enough noise.
It is expensive to replace the gas-powered blowers, but prices are coming down as battery technology improves: Bob Vila, home improvement guru, recommends a high-powered cordless that sells for $300. Bob Vila is never wrong.
Stand firm, intrepid suburbs of Jersey. Meet this internal combustion tyranny with pluck and resistance. Demand the right to sit peacefully in your yard, yearn to breathe free, and listen to the bug zapper.
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It has 260 functions, 7 memories and 24 parentheses including radians, square root and percentage keys, fractions, trigonometrics (SIN/COS/TAN) , logarithms, roots & powers, exponents, reciprocals, degrees/minutes/seconds, negative indicator, hyperbolics, combinations, permutations, prime factorisation and recurring decimals. It can co-ordinate conversions, standard deviations and logarithmic and exponential regression as well as verify and multi replay functions.
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We are witnessing a crisis of representative democracy. In most European countries, people feel ignored and sidelined by EU politicians and established mainstream political parties.
'An Enemy of the People': Can We Afford the Truth or is It Too Expensive?
In times when the people are seen as a threat to democracy, and facts are continually twisted beyond recognition, risky truth-telling is our hope.


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Updates & Activities
Centres of Research in UCD
UCD Covid-19 Response
The UCD Community is rising to the challenge posed by the global pandemic
Contact tracing for Covid-19: What can we learn from experiences of contact tracing in Ireland?
Lead Researcher: Dr Aoife De Brún, UCD School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Systems
Contact tracers play an important role in slowing the spread of Covid-19, and their insights can be useful in informing the development of future tracing strategies.
New research funded by the Health Research Board and the Irish Research Council will work with contact tracing staff in Ireland to understand how we can improve processes by learning from their experiences, and explore the emotional impact the work has on them. This information will be provided to the HSE as immediate evidence to inform and support contact tracing strategies in Ireland during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Contact tracers are a potentially useful source of information that could help the HSE improve contact tracing strategies and processes. In addition, we need to ensure that these tracers are emotionally well supported.
What will the research project do?
Researchers at UCD will interview and survey contact tracers working in Ireland about their experiences and the emotional impact of the work. The project will relay insights to the HSE regularly during the course of the research.
What will the impact be?
A key objective of this research is to offer regular updates to the HSE with data, analysis and data-driven recommendations to inform and support their work.
Lead Researcher Dr Aoife De Brún, Assistant Professor at the UCD Centre for Research, Education and Innovation in Health Systems at the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Systems in University College Dublin, said: "There is considerable potential to harness the experience of contact tracers in the pivotal role they play to identify needs and issues as they emerge in this rapidly changing situation. Learning from these experiences can help the health system to mobilise learning for rapid impact and improvement of processes and systems."
Professor Eilish McAuliffe, Professor of Health Systems, UCD Centre for Interdisciplinary Research, Education and Innovation in Health Systems, University College Dublin
Dr Brynne Gilmore, Assistant Professor, UCD Centre for Interdisciplinary Research, Education and Innovation in Health Systems, University College Dublin
Professor Patrick Wall, Professor of Public Health, School of Public Health, Physiotherapy and Sports Science, University College Dublin
Dr Philip Crowley, HSE National Co-Lead Public Health Response to Covid-19 and National Director, National Quality Improvement Team, Health Service Executive
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Dr Ricardo Segurado, Associate Professor in Public Health Biostatistics, School of Public Health, Physiotherapy and Sports Science, University College Dublin
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Dr Emma Nicholson, Research Fellow, UCD Centre for Interdisciplinary Research, Education and Innovation in Health Systems, University College Dublin
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This book looks at how popular religious belief was reflected in the cheapest printed wares available in England in the century after the Reformation: the broadside ballad, the woodcut picture and the chapbook (a small pamphlet, usually of 24 pages). Dr. Watt's study is illustrated throughout by extracts from these wares, many of which are being reproduced for the first time. The production of this "cheap print" is an important chapter in book trade history, showing the increasing specialization of the ballad trade, and tracing for the first time the beginnings of the chapbook trade in the early seventeenth century. But much of this print was not only read; it was also to be sung or pasted as decoration on the wall. The ballad is placed in the context of contemporary musical culture, and the woodcut is related to the decorative arts--wall painting and painted cloth--which have been neglected by mainstream historians. At the same time, the book challenges the picture drawn by recent historians of a great gulf between Protestantism and "popular culture," showing the continuity of many aspects of traditional pre-Reformation piety--modified by Protestant doctrine--well into the seventeenth century.


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Q: how to call multiple API and pass it on "one API" and only called "oneApi" on action.js of react redux? i have some problems with my redux : action.js. I am trying to call different API in  this one API and called this only one API on controller.js.
Here is the problem:
I have an actual planting API , but the data in the actual planting is related with User and State API. Before, i try to call different API directly on controller.js but there is an error, where i delete the states data or user data, the actual planting view.js will not show on the browser.
The API is make using loopback 4 framework which is REST APIs contain get, post, put , delete.
Thus i need to call all the API on redux side which is in action.js. My friend tell me to called by object and pass it . But i did not find any solution for that, could anyone help me?
Here is the Actual Planting Action.js
import ACTION, { ACTUALPLANTING_STATE } from './creator'

import {getActualPlantingApi,updateActualPlantingApi,addActualPlantingApi,deleteActualPlantingApi} from '../../../datasources/rest/endpoints/actual_planting'

//import other API
import {getStatesApi,updateStatesApi,addStatesApi,deleteStatesApi}from '../../../datasources/rest/endpoints/states'
import {getUsersApi,updateUsersApi,addUsersApi,deleteUsersApi}from '../../../datasources/rest/endpoints/users'

//get actual Planting - calling API
export const getActualPlanting = () => async (dispatch) => {
  try {
    let act_planting_data = await getActualPlantingApi()

    // let actualPlantingGetObj = {
      // id : actual_planting.data
      // state_name :
      // location_site :
      // date :
      // name :
      // phoneNumber :
      // email :
      // no_of_seedling :
      // status :
    // }

    //let actData = await getActualPlantingApi()

    dispatch({
      type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.SUCCESS,
      payload: {
        status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.SUCCESS,
        payload: { actualPlanting: act_planting_data.data, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.SUCCESS, message: 'Actual Planting Retrieved' }
      }
    })
  } catch (e) {
    return dispatch({
      type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.FAILURE,
      payload: { actualPlanting: {}, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.ERROR, message: e },
    })
  }
}

//update actual Planting - API
export const updateActualPlanting = (actualPlantingUpdate) => async (dispatch) => {
  let response;

  try {
    response = await updateActualPlantingApi(
      actualPlantingUpdate
    )

  } catch (e) {
    return dispatch({
      type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.FAILURE,
      actualPlanting: { credential: {}, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.ERROR, message: e },
    })
  }

  dispatch({
    type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.PENDING,
    payload: {
      status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.IN_PROGRESS,
      message: '',
    }
  })

  if (response.status === 204) {
    try {
      let act_planting_data = await getActualPlantingApi()

      console.log("ACTIONS:", act_planting_data)
      dispatch({
        type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.SUCCESS,
        payload: {
          status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.SUCCESS,
          payload: { actualPlanting: act_planting_data.data, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.SUCCESS, message: 'Actual Planting Retrieved' }
        }
      })
    } catch (e) {
      return dispatch({
        type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.FAILURE,
        payload: { actualPlanting: {}, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.ERROR, message: e },
      })
    }
  } else {
    return dispatch({
      type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.FAILURE,
      payload: { actualPlanting: {}, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.ERROR, message: 'Failed to update' },
    })
  }
}

// Adding Actual Planting - API
export const addActualPlanting = (actualPlantingAdd) => async (dispatch) => {
  let response;

  try {
    response = await addActualPlantingApi(
      actualPlantingAdd
    )

  } catch (e) {
    return dispatch({
      type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.FAILURE,
      actualPlanting: { credential: {}, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.ERROR, message: e },
    })
  }

  dispatch({
    type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.PENDING,
    payload: {
      status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.IN_PROGRESS,
      message: '',
    }
  })

  if (response.status === 200) {
    try {
      let act_planting_data = await getActualPlantingApi()
      console.log("ACTIONS:", act_planting_data)
      dispatch({
        type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.SUCCESS,
        payload: {
          status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.SUCCESS,
          payload: { actualPlanting: act_planting_data.data, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.SUCCESS, message: 'Actual Planting Retrieved' }
        }
      })
    } catch (e) {
      return dispatch({
        type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.FAILURE,
        payload: { actualPlanting: {}, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.ERROR, message: e },
      })
    }
  } else {
    return dispatch({
      type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.FAILURE,
      payload: { actualPlanting: {}, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.ERROR, message: 'Failed to add' },
    })
  }
}

// Delete actual planting
export const deleteActualPlanting = (actualPlantingDelete) => async (dispatch) => {
  let response;

  try {
    response = await deleteActualPlantingApi(
      actualPlantingDelete
    )

  } catch (e) {
    return dispatch({
      type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.FAILURE,
      actualPlanting: { credential: {}, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.ERROR, message: e },
    })
  }

  dispatch({
    type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.PENDING,
    payload: {
      status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.IN_PROGRESS,
      message: '',
    }
  })

  if (response.status === 204) {
    try {
      let act_planting_data = await getActualPlantingApi()
      console.log("ACTIONS:", act_planting_data)

      dispatch({
        type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.SUCCESS,
        payload: {
          status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.SUCCESS,
          payload: { actualPlanting: act_planting_data.data, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.SUCCESS, message: 'Actual Planting Retrieved' }
        }
      })
    } catch (e) {
      return dispatch({
        type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.FAILURE,
        payload: { actualPlanting: {}, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.ERROR, message: e },
      })
    }
  } else {
    return dispatch({
      type: ACTION.ACTUALPLANTING.FAILURE,
      payload: { actualPlanting: {}, status: ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.ERROR, message: 'Failed to delete' },
    })
  }
}

const ActualPlantingAction = {
  getActualPlanting,
  updateActualPlanting,
  addActualPlanting,
  deleteActualPlanting
}

export default ActualPlantingAction

Here is the actualPlantingC.js ( the controller where it is connected with the redux part)
import React from 'react'
import ActualPlantingV from './actualPlantingV'
import { useState,useEffect } from 'react'
import { useNavigate } from 'react-router-dom'
import PropTypes, { any, array } from 'prop-types'
import { connect } from 'react-redux'
import { bindActionCreators } from 'redux'
import {  useJsApiLoader, Marker } from '@react-google-maps/api';
import { Loading } from '../../../../components/drawable/loading'

import { getActualPlanting, updateActualPlanting,addActualPlanting,deleteActualPlanting } from '../../../../modules/repositories/home/actual_planting/actions'
import { ACTUALPLANTING_STATE } from '../../../../modules/repositories/home/actual_planting/creator'
import { getStates } from 'src/modules/repositories/home/states/actions'
import { STATES_STATE } from '../../../../modules/repositories/home/states/creator'
import { getUsers } from 'src/modules/repositories/home/users/actions'
import { USERS_STATE } from 'src/modules/repositories/home/users/creator'
import { getSpecies } from 'src/modules/repositories/home/species/actions'
import { SPECIES_STATE } from 'src/modules/repositories/home/species/creator'

const ActualPlantingC = (props) => {
  const {  getSpecies,dataLoad4,dataStatus4,getActualPlanting, updateActualPlanting,addActualPlanting,deleteActualPlanting ,dataStatus, dataLoad,dataStatus2, dataLoad2,getStates,getUsers,dataLoad3,dataStatus3} = props
  const navigate = useNavigate()
  const [visible, setVisible] = useState(false)
  const [visible2, setVisible2] = useState(false)

  //map
  const containerStyle = {
    width: '100%',
    height: '100%'
  };

  const center = {
    lat: 1.563467,
    lng: 103.613234
  };
  const { isLoaded } = useJsApiLoader({
    id: 'google-map-script',
    googleMapsApiKey: 'AIzaSyASyYRBZmULmrmw_P9kgr7_266OhFNinPA'
  })

  const [map, setMap] = React.useState(null)
  const onLoad=(map)=>{
    setMap(map)
  }

  const onUnmount = React.useCallback(function callback(map) {
    setMap(null)
  }, [])

  const [zoom, setZoom] = useState(6)

  const [coordinates, setCoordinates] = useState(center)
  const [visible3, setVisible3] = useState(false)

  const onBtnClick = (loc,item) => {

    setZoom(10)
    setCoordinates(loc)
    setState(item.state_name)
    setLocation(item.location_site)
    const t=tableData2.filter(obj=>obj.state_name===item.state_name)
    const tb=[]
    for(var i=0;i<t.length;i++){
      tb.push(t[i].location_site)
    }
    setArr(tb)
  }
  const handleSmaller=()=>{
    if(zoom>=7){
      setZoom(zoom-1)
    }
  }
  const [hidden,setHidden]=useState(true)
  const handleZoom=()=>{
    if(map!==null){
      setZoom(map.zoom)
    }
  }

  const columns = [
    { key: 'state_name',label:'State', _style: { width: '10%', backgroundColor: 'darkBlue', color: 'white' },_props: { color: 'primary', className: 'fw-semibold' }},
    { key: 'location_site',label:'Location', _style: { width: '10%', backgroundColor: 'darkBlue', color: 'white' },_props: { color: 'primary', className: 'fw-semibold' } },
    { key: 'date',label:'Date of Planting', _style: { width: '10%', backgroundColor: 'darkBlue', color: 'white' },_props: { color: 'primary', className: 'fw-semibold' } },
    { key: 'name',label:'Officer Name', _style: { width: '10%', backgroundColor: 'darkBlue', color: 'white' },_props: { color: 'primary', className: 'fw-semibold' } },
    { key: 'phoneNumber',label:'Contact No', _style: { width: '10%', backgroundColor: 'darkBlue', color: 'white' } ,_props: { color: 'primary', className: 'fw-semibold' }},
    { key: 'email', _style: { width: '15%', backgroundColor: 'darkBlue', color: 'white' },_props: { color: 'primary', className: 'fw-semibold' } },
    { key: 'no_of_seedling',label:'No of Planting', _style: { width: '5%', backgroundColor: 'darkBlue', color: 'white' } ,_props: { color: 'primary', className: 'fw-semibold' }},
    { key: 'status',label:'Status of Planting', _style: { width: '5%', backgroundColor: 'darkBlue', color: 'white' },_props: { color: 'primary', className: 'fw-semibold' } },
    {
      key: 'show_details',
      label: '',
      _style: { width: '10%', backgroundColor: 'darkBlue', color: 'white' },
      _props: { color: 'primary', className: 'fw-semibold' },
      filter: false,
      sorter: false,
    },
  ]

  useEffect(() => {
    if (dataStatus === ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.PENDING) {
      getActualPlanting()
    }
    if (dataStatus2 === STATES_STATE.PENDING) {
      getStates()
    }
    if (dataStatus3 === USERS_STATE.PENDING) {
      getUsers()
    }
    if (dataStatus4 === SPECIES_STATE.PENDING) {
      getSpecies()
    }
  }, [dataStatus, getActualPlanting,dataStatus2, getStates,dataStatus3,getUsers,dataStatus4,getSpecies])

  const [State, setState] = useState('')
  const [location, setLocation] = useState("")
  const [dateOfPlanting, setDateOfPlanting] = useState(new Date())
  const [nameOfFieldOfficer, setNameOfFieldOfficer] = useState("")
  const [phoneNumber, setContact] = useState("")
  const [email, setEmail] = useState("")
  const [noOfPlanting, setNoOfPlanting] = useState()
  const [statusOfPlanting, setStatusOfPlanting] = useState("")
  const [checkingFeedback,setCheckingFeedback]=useState('')
  const [color1,setColor1]=useState('')
  const [color2,setColor2]=useState('')
  // const handleClick = (tableData2,tableData3) => {
  //   var d=new Date(dateOfPlanting)
  //   if(!isNaN(noOfPlanting)&&State!==''&&tableData2.findIndex(item => (item.state_name === State&&item.location_site===location))!==-1){
  //     setVisible2(true)
  //     let actPlanting = {
  //       date: d,
  //       no_of_seedling: parseInt(noOfPlanting),
  //       status: statusOfPlanting,
  //       id_state:tableData2[tableData2.findIndex(item => (item.state_name === State&&item.location_site===location))].id,
  //       id_pic:tableData3[tableData3.findIndex(item => (item.email === email))].id,
  //     }
  //     addActualPlanting(actPlanting)
  //     setVisible(false)
  //     setState("")
  //     setLocation("")
  //     setDateOfPlanting("")
  //     setNameOfFieldOfficer("")
  //     setContact("")
  //     setEmail("")
  //     setNoOfPlanting("")
  //     setStatusOfPlanting("")
  // }
  // else if(tableData2.findIndex(item => (item.state_name === State&&item.location_site===location))===-1&&!isNaN(noOfPlanting)&&State!==''){
  //   setCheckingFeedback('The state or location do not exist')
  //   setColor2('')
  //   setColor1('')
  // }
  // else if(!isNaN(noOfPlanting)&&State===''&&tableData2.findIndex(item => (item.state_name === State&&item.location_site===location))!==-1){
  //   setCheckingFeedback('State cannot be null')
  //   setColor2('red')
  //   setColor1('')
  // }
  // else if(isNaN(noOfPlanting)&&State!==''&&tableData2.findIndex(item => (item.state_name === State&&item.location_site===location))!==-1){
  //   setCheckingFeedback('No. of seedling must be number')
  //   setColor1('red')
  //   setColor2('')
  // }
  // else{
  //   setCheckingFeedback('No. of seedling must be number and State cannot be null')
  //   setColor1('red')
  //   setColor2('red')
  // }
  // }

  let tableData2
  const stateDataArr = []
  const locationDataArr=[]
  if(dataLoad2!==null&&dataLoad2!==undefined){
    tableData2=dataLoad2.states
    for (let i = 0; i < tableData2.length; i++) {
      stateDataArr.push(tableData2[i].state_name)
    }
    for (let i = 0; i < tableData2.length; i++) {
      locationDataArr.push(tableData2[i].location_site)
    }
  }

  const uniqueState = [...new Set(stateDataArr)]
  const uniqueLocation = [...new Set(locationDataArr)]

  const [arr,setArr]=useState(uniqueLocation)

  const [validated,setValidated]=useState(false)
  const onSubmit=(e,tableData2,tableData3)=>{
    const form = e.currentTarget
    if (form.checkValidity() === false) {
      e.preventDefault()
      e.stopPropagation()
    }
    else{
      setVisible2(true)
      var d =new Date(dateOfPlanting)
      let actPlanting = {
      // "date": "2023-01-17T06:33:54.479Z",
      // "status": "stringzzzz",
      // "id_state": 4,
      // "id_pic": 4
        date: d,
        no_of_seedling: parseInt(noOfPlanting),
        status: statusOfPlanting,
        id_state: tableData2[tableData2.findIndex(item => (item.state_name === State&&item.location_site===location))].id,
        id_pic: tableData3[tableData3.findIndex(item => (item.email === email&&item.name === nameOfFieldOfficer&&item.phoneNumber === phoneNumber))].id,
      }
      addActualPlanting(actPlanting)
      setVisible(false)
      setState("")
      setLocation("")
      setDateOfPlanting("")
      setNameOfFieldOfficer("")
      setContact("")
      setEmail("")
      setNoOfPlanting("")
      setStatusOfPlanting("")
    }
    setValidated(true)
  }

  const onChange=(e,tableData2)=>{
    setState(e.target.value)
    const t=tableData2.filter(obj=>obj.state_name===e.target.value)
    const tb=[]
    for(var i=0;i<t.length;i++){
      tb.push(t[i].location_site)
    }
    setArr(tb)
  }

  if (dataStatus === ACTUALPLANTING_STATE.SUCCESS && dataStatus2 === STATES_STATE.SUCCESS && dataStatus3===USERS_STATE.SUCCESS&&dataStatus4===SPECIES_STATE.SUCCESS){
    return(
      <ActualPlantingV
    state={{
      tableData: dataLoad.actualPlanting,
      tableData2:dataLoad2.states,
      tableData3:dataLoad3.users,
      tableData4:dataLoad4.species,
      columns: columns,
      navigate: navigate,
      visible: visible,
      checkingFeedback:checkingFeedback,
      color1:color1,
      color2:color2,
      uniqueState:uniqueState,
      arr:arr,
      visible2:visible2,
      containerStyle:containerStyle,
      isLoaded:isLoaded,
      coordinates:coordinates,
      zoom:zoom,
      State:State,
      location:location,
      validated:validated,
      email:email,
      nameOfFieldOfficer:nameOfFieldOfficer
    }}
    callback={{
      setVisible: setVisible,
      // handleClick: handleClick,
      setState: setState,
      setLocation: setLocation,
      setDateOfPlanting: setDateOfPlanting,
      setNameOfFieldOfficer: setNameOfFieldOfficer,
      setContact: setContact,
      setEmail: setEmail,
      setNoOfPlanting: setNoOfPlanting,
      setStatusOfPlanting: setStatusOfPlanting,
      deleteActualPlanting:deleteActualPlanting,
      setCheckingFeedback:setCheckingFeedback,
      setColor1:setColor1,
      setColor2:setColor2,
      onChange:onChange,
      onUnmount:onUnmount,
      onBtnClick:onBtnClick,
      handleSmaller:handleSmaller,
      handleZoom:handleZoom,
      onLoad:onLoad,
      onSubmit:onSubmit,
      }} />
    )
  }
  return <Loading/>

}

// function mapStateToProps(state) {
//   return {
//     dataplan: state.dataplan,
//     site: state.site,
//   }
// }

const actionToPropMap = (dispatch) => {
  return bindActionCreators(
    {
      getActualPlanting,
      updateActualPlanting,
      addActualPlanting,
      deleteActualPlanting,
      getStates,
      getUsers,
      getSpecies
    },
    dispatch,
  )
}

const stateToPropMap = (state) => ({
  dataLoad: state.actualPlanting.payload,
  dataStatus: state.actualPlanting.status,
  error: state.actualPlanting.message,
  dataLoad2: state.states.payload,
  dataStatus2: state.states.status,
  error2: state.states.message,
  dataLoad3: state.users.payload,
  dataStatus3: state.users.status,
  error3: state.users.message,
  dataLoad4: state.species.payload,
  dataStatus4: state.species.status,
  error4: state.species.message,
})

ActualPlantingC.propTypes = {
  dataStatus: PropTypes.string,
  dataLoad: PropTypes.object,
  getActualPlanting: PropTypes.func,
  updateActualPlanting: PropTypes.func,
  addActualPlanting:PropTypes.func,
  deleteActualPlanting:PropTypes.func,
  dataStatus2: PropTypes.string,
  dataLoad2: PropTypes.object,
  getStates: PropTypes.func,
  getUsers:PropTypes.func,
  dataStatus3: PropTypes.string,
  dataLoad3: PropTypes.object,
  getSpecies:PropTypes.func,
  dataStatus4: PropTypes.string,
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A: While this isn't a direct answer to your question:
You should know that you are writing an extremely outdated style of Redux code there.  "Modern Redux" with our official Redux Toolkit package would eliminate 80% of what you've just written and be much easier to read and maintain.  createSlice generates action creators automatically and simplifies reducers, and createAsyncThunk will automatically dispatch actions based on an async request.  Even better than that, the "RTK Query" createApi method would eliminate the need to write any of that by doing all the fetching and caching work for you completely.
Please see our Redux docs for details on how to use Redux Toolkit:

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*https://redux.js.org/introduction/why-rtk-is-redux-today

*https://redux.js.org/tutorials/essentials/part-2-app-structure

*https://redux.js.org/tutorials/fundamentals/part-8-modern-redux

*https://blog.isquaredsoftware.com/2022/06/presentations-modern-redux-rtk/


Hey guys, today I am going to share a tender and juicy Soy Sauce Chicken Thighs recipe. This dish will fit your need for a simple weeknight dinner recipe. It requires only one main ingredient (chicken thighs) and takes just 20 minutes to make.
To cook, first pan fry the chicken until they have just changed color, then add some water into the pan and simmer until the sauce has thickened.
I like to top the chicken with freshly chopped green onion and toasted sesame seeds. Pair with a bowl of rice and vegetable soup, it is one of my favorite weeknight dinner combo.
Here is an overview of how I made this soy sauce chicken thighs in about 20 minutes.
I hope you enjoy making this tasty soy sauce chicken thighs at home. If you like this recipe, please leave a rating and share it with your friends!
Marinate the chicken with soy sauce, vinegar, garlic, sesame oil, sugar and salt for about 2 hours.
Heat oil in a pan over medium high heat, toss in ginger slices, sauté 1-2 minutes until fragrant.
Add in the chicken with the sauce, stir fry for about 3 minutes until changed color.
Pour in half a cup of water and turn to high heat, give it a little stir and cover the pan with lid and wait until the water starts to boil.
Turn the heat back down to medium-low, simmering for about 5 minutes with lid on, stir occasionally.
Remove the lid and turn the heat back up to high, cook for 4-5 minutes until the sauce has thickened.
Sprinkle with freshly chopped green onion and tasted sesame seeds to serve.
Wow! This is delicious. My mother in-law loved it and that's saying a lot.


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4 Now John himself had [a](A)a garment of camel's hair and a leather belt around his waist; and his food was (B)locusts and wild honey. 5 Then Jerusalem (C)was going out to him, and all Judea and all (D)the district around the Jordan; 6 and they were being (E)baptized by him in the Jordan River, as they confessed their sins.
7 But when he saw many of the (F)Pharisees and (G)Sadducees coming for baptism, he said to them, "You (H)brood of vipers, who warned you to flee from (I)the wrath to come?
Matthew 3:4 Lit his garment
Matthew 3:4 : 2 Kin 1:8; Zech 13:4; Matt 11:8; Mark 1:6
Matthew 3:4 : Lev 11:22
Matthew 3:5 : Mark 1:5
Matthew 3:5 : Luke 3:3
Matthew 3:6 : Matt 3:11, 13-16; Mark 1:5; John 1:25, 26; 3:23; Acts 1:5; 2:38-41; 10:37
Matthew 3:7 : Matt 16:1ff; 23:13, 15
Matthew 3:7 : Matt 22:23; Acts 4:1; 5:17; 23:6ff
Matthew 3:7 : Matt 12:34; 23:33
Matthew 3:7 : 1 Thess 1:10
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Social Media is registering its effective presence in almost all the sectors and how can politicians be far behind either. Although, of late this has been the same platform which became the witness to various criticisms on political fraternity, yet it did not deter politicians from engaging with the masses. The periodical elections (both in the (centre and state) further necessitates the politicians to be net savvy in order to cement their grounds.
India's current prime minister Narendra Modi has been quite an active politician who has certainly carved a niche for himself. His passion of using social media sites can be gauged from the fact that he is using YouTube channel since 2007, along with Twitter and Facebook where he has possibly the highest number of followers. He added another feather to his cap when he became the first politician from India to use Google+ Hangouts in order to establish communications with people.
When there is an inclusion of such famous dignitaries, how can we overlook Nation's Ex- Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh? Although, criticized due to the policies and keeping "mum" on most of the important concerns of the country, he is being followed by people on Twitter along with Facebook. He finds a great way to connect with the audience on the issues which are happening of late along with arming users about the official events as well.
Sushma Swaraj is another Political entity from B.J.P whose exemplary prominence in Social Media is noteworthy. She has a charisma of her own and her words denote the farsightedness of the leader who has a great vision for the country. Her increasing follower's base is the proof of her popularity and she leaves no stone unturned towards asserting her views on the subjects which matters the nation.
Miss Mamta Banerjee Ji chief minister of West Bengal also uses the platform towards interacting as well as conveying her message. Her passion of posting on Facebook and learning about the responses is not hidden from any one as well. She has certainly grabbed eye balls due to her reaction. What infuriated her was some one made cartoons of her on social media exposing her to increasingly endless group of people.
Ex. Minsiter from Congress Mr. Shashi Tharoor is playing an active role on social media. He is known for his regular tweets and has garnered enough popularity on such a renowned platform. He is known for remarking controversial statements which makes the headlines due to the "eye balls" it receives. His increasing numbers of Twitter followers is the live proof that he is looking towards making a firm base as well. Isn't it?
Politicians owing to their charisma and popularity get coverage a lot faster. One indeed hopes that their periodical and timely interactions will surely progress the nation towards the path of success as well without overlooking the needs and expectations of the citizens. Social Media is giving the luxury for the masses to connect with their leaders as it has indeed brought a revolution which could not have happened without such an enriching platform. Isn't it?
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To reliably store the Spitzer images and associated research, CalTech turned to Nexsan storage solutions in 2002.
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The RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TEAM of the KESHE FOUNDATION SPACESHIP INSTITUTE embodies the essence of the Technology in totality. SPACE EXPLORATION is the core of all of its research and developments. Space Travel without burning any fuel but using Magnetical and Gravitational (Magrav) Fields manipulation through specifically designed Plasma Reactors is the goal of the team. The control and manipulation of Magrav Fields creates conditions and environments in a certain range that can address all the needs of man to travel in space such us a safe, livable and sustainable environment similar to earth conditions while traveling in space in speeds more than the speed of light.
The Team explores the technology and experiments on the following developments.
The creation of energy in a fusion reactor condition.
Clean energy systems without waste or exhaust emissions.
Plasma Food energy systems which feeds man in space.
Use of the Magrav Positioning system of the reactor to experience friction-free atmospheric travel.
The realization of speeds of travel in atmospheric conditions several times faster than the speed of light.
Space travel in possession of Magrav system which overcomes space weightlessness by creating a safe and livable earth environment in the spacecraft.
Eradication of all human diseases such as cancer and others through non-intrusive treatment without any radiation or medication, by just resetting the energy levels of the defected cells.
The realization of ability to manage to create fusion for production of matter and new elements in a simple and practical way.
The realization of being able to travel into the deepest part of any ocean on earth or any liquid planet, without concern for the pressure of liquid or their corrosiveness.
The development of Shielding and Defense Systems for Cosmic Space Events and Phenomenon.
The development of Zero-Time Communication System.
The creation of simple and practical plasma products that are useful in today's world.
The Team is composed of world class scientists and engineers collaborating around the world that are learning the Plasma Magrav Technology under the Teaching of the KF Spaceship Institute in Italy and working closely with the founder of the Keshe Foundation, Mehran T. Keshe.
Humanity needs to awaken its huge potential by tapping the wide and vast opportunity that PLASMA MAGRAV technology offers. Using Plasma principles, KFPIDI continues to explore various applications that will help advance humanity as well as its trust towards attaining true and lasting peace. Innovations that address Environmental Pollution, Energy Shortage, Water, Health and Food problem takes the front seat.
b. Conduct validation and testing of submitted Plasma Innovations.
The growing community of Plasma Innovators around the world has increased opportunity to collaborate and share PLASMA knowledge. Innovators can now submit their Innovations to KFPIDI for further development through testing and validation. All successful designs (blueprint) will be shared for everyone to copy, use and further enhance hereby advancing humanity in unprecedented speed.
For us to be satisfied and to be able to live in deep space we have to come to more understanding what the conditions are. Here on earth we are used to limited changes and the parameters of the changes are within what we have. What this means is that we have come to understand to work with slight temperature and pressure changes. If the pressures and temperatures are slightly different from what we are used to we find out that we cannot cope and we go through conversion of energy that our bodies are not able to accommodate. It is not planned for or set out for our bodies to do this.
The interaction of the physicality with the soul of the man will create a dimension and openness that will see the universe. Man does not need to travel the depth of the universe as he is part of it; he is within it. And this is very hard for the man to understand it.
By the time we take into deep space we have to understand the control of the emotions and we have to understand detachment from the physicality of the body of the man as it is on this planet. We have to learn the peaceful application of our own emotion and the interaction of our emotion with our souls and other souls. We are moving away from physicality where physicality is just the manifestation of the confirmation of existence of something in the environment of the others. Deep space is so beautiful and it is for man to discover it.
Now imagine you travel in deep space and at the speed you travel the light that travels by you is beyond the comprehension. So the survival teaches you to close the eyes. But how much can you close the eyes? And when you close the eyes how are you going to trust the environment you are travelling into? The fear of the unknown becomes the fear and the noose around the neck of the man for his survival. That is why you have to understand that we have started teaching in understanding without the vision. This way we won't see a horizon line of 17 kilometers or 17 miles but you will see into the depth of the universe. The brain of the man has been developed in a way to work with this. The man in the fear of his own understanding has never opened the gates of the brain.
The evolution of the brain of the man will be horrendous. We will see the shrinkage in the physical part but we will see expansion in the emotion and the soul of the man. In a way the brain of the man will become like a jacket turned inside out. Because we need more of the emotion and the strength of the soul to be able to see the higher speed and higher strength fields in deep space so that we don't see 17 kilometers but we see 17 light years ahead of us.
When you go into deep space and try to look at the lights there is so much that you don't see. On the other hand you can extend and see beyond the boundaries of the spaceship you created, the vision of the man will come through his soul. In a way if you look at this you shall become the center of the universe as you shall see the boundary of the field strength of your own soul.
Passing so many lights so fast becomes incomprehensible to the brain of the man. The only thing he can do is to increase the dimension into the higher speed of the order matters that can read and decipher the information that comes to it. The brain of the man burns out with a little bit of stress and we call it a stroke. Imagine how you are going to handle this unless you bring the strength of the level of the emotional part of the man to be more or less the totality of the boundary with a very small bound for its physicality. This is the secret and this is the key.


DNIPRO, UKRAINE - JUNE 22, 2016: Members of the Dnipropetrovsk State Opera and Ballet Theatre perform This Tango in June.
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hd00:08Moscow, Russia-June 03.2016. Musicians playing in the Metro Kursk , project - Music in the Metro.
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Q: Disable the address fields in Paypal Express Checkout I'm trying to make the Paypal Express Checkout experience the least intrusive possible to my customers, so ideally I'd like them to only provide their payment card information.
By default, Paypal asks for the full customer address + phone number as well.
I did read this question: Disable shipping address option in PayPal Express Checkout, but right now this solution just removes the address confirmation on the second page, not the address fields on the page where the card information is taken.
Is this possible at all?

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not the address fields on the page where the card information is taken.

That's correct. These are used as the billing address if someone is using a guest account (no registered PayPal account), and is as such required.


A Classic Famous Edition Coin Amulet of the Emerald Buddha (Pra Gaew Morakot), in the Winter Robes. The couns were made in three different seasonal dresses, which is a Tradition held in the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, to change the robes adroning the Buddha as each season passes, Rainy, Hot and Cold Seasons.
More than a Hundred Master Guru Monks of the Era attended the massive and Official State Ceremony of Putta Pisek Blessing, to perform their Incantations and Empowerments. The coin was included in the 'Pra Racha Piti Sompote Krung Ratanakosin 200 Pi' (Royal Ceremony to Celebrate 200 Years of Ratanakosin Era). The Ceremony was held on the 6th April 2525 BE, with Royal Permission to celebrate, which was requested by Prime Minister Brem Tinsulanon at the palace, and accepted. The celebration at Wat Pra Sri Ratana Sasadaram was only one of various celebrations held in different momumental locations of Bangkok.
The Temple of the Emerald Buddha was one of the various locations included in the anniversary celebrations due to the fact that it is an important temple of the Ratanakosin Era, and also to celebrate the completion of a five year refurbishment program, begun in 2520 BE by Somdej Pra Tep Ratana Rachasuda Siam Boroma Racha Kumaree, which was finished in 2525 BE at the same time as the Anniversary celebration.
The Celebration was marked by the 'Yok Chor Fa' ceremony (raising of the new Temple Roof Struts). The previous day alms were given to the Sangha as a preliminary on the 5th April, and then on the 6th April 2525 the Brahman Kroo Masters and performers of the Ministry of Classical Arts performed a reading of the Poem Sud Dee Pra Put Maha Mani Ratana Patimakorn accomanied by the three stringed 'Sor' Thai Classic Instrument, with Bai Sri offerings and a 'Wian Tian' (walk around the Uposadha Shrine room three times holding a candle).
A large Puttapisek Ceremony to empower the amulets was made with over one hundred of the Era's most powerful and accomplished Master Monks present.


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Senator Schwank Applauds Violence Intervention Program Grant Funding
Senator Judy Schwank (Image via Pennsylvania Senate Democrats)
READING, PA — State Sen. Judy Schwank is praising the awarding of over $4.3 million in Violence Intervention Program grant funding from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency.
The awards in Berks County are as follows:
Berks Community Action Program, Inc. — $800,000 in funding to create and implement the FAST (Family Assistance & Support for TEENS) Program.
Center for Children's Law and Policy — $830,600 in funding to support the implementation of a community diversion program. The grant application was filled in partnership with The Village of Reading, EducationWorks, and Empact Solutions.
Olivet Boys & Girls Club of Reading & Berks County — $607,267 to support, enhance and expand social-emotional and mental health programming for at-risk youth.
Penn State University — $1,619,017 to establish the Berks Youth Violence Intervention and Prevention Program, which will be a new initiative that will employ evidence-based strategies to serve youth ages 14-21 in Berks County.
Reading Hospital — $193,078 to implement a hospital-based violence intervention program and provide community education and resources.
Salvation Army, Reading — $261,676 to expand its current Violence Prevention Program focused on both case management and afterschool programming by hiring an additional Violence Prevention Program Coordinator.
Schwank applauded the Berks County recipients of the VIP grant funding for navigating a competitive grant funding process.
"We continue to see groups in Berks County put together strong applications for grant funding and that reality is being recognized and rewarded at the state level," Schwank said. "The projects that are being supported will go a long way towards creating safer communities across Berks County."
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Elise Klemke, 78, of Torrington, died July 16 at the Goshen County Memorial Nursing Home. She was born December 13, 1902, at Schribner, Neb., the daughter of Ferdinand and Clara (Shoemacher) Kurz. She grew up and attended school there. She married Emil Klemke on February 28, 1924, and they made their home in that community until 1927 when they moved to Jay Em where they were engaged in farming. They moved to the Lusk community in 1931, where they lived until their retirement in 1959. They have been in Torrington since that time.
She was a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church, the Lutheran Womens Mission League, and had been a 4-H club leader at Lusk, and belonged to the Wyo-Nebraska Oregon Trailers.
She is survived by her husband Emil and daughter Mrs. Lilette Heumier, both of Torrington; one brother, Martin Kurz of Houston, Texas; one sister, Mrs. Cordelia Chambers of Wayne, Nebraska; and two grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents and one brother.
Service was held at Our Saviour Lutheran Church on Monday, July 20, at 10 a.m. with Pastor Marvin Temme officiating. Interment was in Valley View Cemetery in Torrington. Memorials may be directed to Our Saviour Lutheran Church or the Goshen County Memorial Nursing Home.


This November is set to be a whopper for art and design across the UAE. Not only is it the annual Abu Dhabi Art fair, bringing 47 galleries from all over the world to the capital (more on the art fair highlights later) but the highly-anticipated Louvre Abu Dhabi opens over the same weekend.
In Dubai, November 8 sees the opening of the new round of exhibitions at Alserkal Avenue and the following week, Dubai Design Week kicks off with a massive, city-wide agenda of events.
To consolidate some of the info into one place, here is a list of happenings at Alserkal Avenue. Watch this space for reviews and insights as the month progresses.
END NOTE: A public programme curated by Elias and Yousef Anastas, and Salma Tuqan from the V&A, will support the While We Wait exhibition. It will take place on November 16 under the title Modernising the traditional: Artists Elias and Yousef Anastas in collaboration with 1971 Design Space in Nadi Al Quoz, Alserkal Avenue.


Real Estate Multiple Listings and mortgage rate info for SAINT PARIS, OH Companies.
If we haven't found a SAINT PARIS, OH company's page yet, their phone number is included.
Links in the End Columns are paid links to local companies working in SAINT PARIS who'd like your business.


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Alcorexia, a term coined in the early 2000's, gained popularity in 2013.
Anorexia and binge drinking are both regular topics of interest and concern. Put the two together, and you have the phenomenon of alcorexia, which is becoming all too common.
The number of calories in alcohol is second only to fat (9 calories per gram).
Drinking on an empty stomach, as we all know, often results in vomiting, falling, or doing something you regret. Such a dangerous diet can also cause considerable damage to your body mainly due to the lack of essential vitamins and minerals. This can quickly lead to alcoholism, heart disease, diabetes… the list goes on.
The safe weekly alcohol limit set by the government, takes into account what the average female and male body can safely metabolise in terms of alcohol. Of course, as with calorie intake guidelines and body mass index calculations, we need to remember that these are only guidelines and can vary from person to person and in different contexts. A good rule of thumb is that if you are getting drunk, your blood alcohol levels are way above what is recommended.The government recommends women do not regularly exceed 2-3 units daily and men 3-4 units.
Alcorexia is a slang term, and not literally anorexia combined with alcoholism. It is important to remember that anorexia nervosa is a serious mental health illness that has the highest death rate of any psychiatric condition. The same goes for those with an alcohol addiction. Alcorexia does, however, have the potential to cause either of these illnesses, and too many women and men are willing victims.
If you're worried you (or a friend) are showing signs of cutting calories in order to consume alcohol instead, then talk about it. Speaking with your doctor or loved ones is the first and most important step. There are so many low calorie alcoholic drinks to choose from, and combining with a balanced diet means you can stay slim and healthy, without putting yourself in danger. If you value your health, you will stay away from such fad diets. There are ways to combine healthy eating with alcohol, without damaging your body.
If you want Dr. HANX to discuss a topic in particular, please drop us a line at hello@hanxofficial.com. We would love to hear from you.


Students really don't get randomness. This is the classic Trick Coin Flip question — I have a trick coin that either comes up heads a bit more than tails, or tails a bit more than heads [They sell trick coins both ways, apparently]. I don't know whether this particular trick coin tends towards heads or tails, and I don't know by how much.
We call the tendency of the trick coin to "tilt" results in one direction it's bias. I have the trick coin in my hand. Which of the following would give me the best idea of the coin's bias?
or, it doesn't matter, all of these give you the same idea of the coin's bias.
The results from class you can see above. More later on this.
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