This parameter block is handled by cDataSet classes and is used to control whether or not to execute the generated Application.
For this example we are going to use the Royal Family Earth example. The complete workbook (googlemapping.xlsm) can be downloaded and the example Parameter WorkSheet is called FamilyParameters.
The block for the example application we are using can be found in the geoCodingParameters WorkSheet, looks like this and is terminated by a blank line.
A value of default will cause the generated application to be executed now using the default browser. A value of none will mean that the application is only generated for later use, not executed now.
The provider can be google earth or google maps.
For Google Earth, this defines the viewing angle and distance when looking at a spot.
In both Earth and Maps, when plotting an image on an infowindow, this will resize that image to some width in pixels.
This multiplies the default size of a placemark in google earth by the given scale when using an image instead of a placemark.
In Google Earth, this applies the light from the sun and the atmospheric coloring to mimic the current time at the location. A slider will appear that allows you to change the date and time, and the light will change in the scene.
In both Google Earth and Maps, if you are displaying tweets, this will limit the tweets to some radius from the current spot. Non-geoCoded tweets will be excluded. syntax is something like .5mi or 30km. Both a number and a measure are needed. If ommitted, then all tweets meeting other criteria are shown.
In both Google Earth and Maps, if you are displaying tweets, this will limit the tweets to a specific language using the standard language codes like en, fr and so on. If omitted, all languages are shown.
This is the max number of tweets to retrieve. This should be a low number.
The name to be given to the html file that will be executed is specified elsewhere and is application specific.
You can choose to inspect a spot by flying round it to see it from all angles. In this case the flyspeed, flyrange, and flyincrement parameters affect the behavior of that process and can be tweaked to deal with complexity of the buildings and area being targeted. The defaults shown here should be okay for most purposes.
This is initiated from the info bubble (assuming that you have allowed navigation - see VizMap Element positioning). Selecting Fly Around causes the range to be adjusted as above, and for the camera view to rotate around the selected spot. Flying Around will be cancelled by clicking on the marker again.
Here is a cutout of a view of the a flyaround in progress. The range was adjusted to the 'flyrange' parameter, and the view is rotating around the selected building.
Questions, feedback and VizMap applications you have generated can be submitted for loading to this site via our forum. The next step is to define the VizMap Application Filename which identifies the filename to create.


The top three positions in the top pyramids of the world are occupied, in decreasing order, by the Keops Pyramid in Egypt, by Cholula, Mexico, and by the Teotihuacan Sun Pyramid.
If this last name tells you a few things, the time is right to find out that it refers to one of the most important archaeological sites in the world and the most visited in Mexico.
Although there are more entries in the site, guides prefer the tour to the Pyramid of the Moon, because from its platform you can best imagine the grandeur of the old city.
From more than 40 meters high, it is seen that the impressive Death Avenue leaves in front of the pyramid and extends straight to Templo del Quetzalcóatl Temple, leaving the Pyramid of the Sun on the left.
Other temples and edifices accompany the 2.5 km high road, lined up by the stars, and seems to lose its end in the mountains.
The discovery was made possible by a CT scan made in the pyramid area.
Thus, archaeologists have noticed the presence of an underground tunnel dug 10 meters (33 feet) deep.
Specialists believe that there are offerings in this secret passage. Similar tunnels have also been discovered in other areas of the Teotihuacan archaeological site.
This tunnel links the pyramid of the central square of the complex, the Plaza de la Luna, where religious rituals and human sacrifices took place, involving about 100,000 people, writes Daily Mail.
The tunnel under The Pyramid Of The Moon would have played a symbolic role for the ancient inhabitants of the area, believes Veronica Ortega, the archaeologist who coordinates the research.
Thus, the tunnel would actually symbolize the road to the "Underworld", which is why it was filled with offerings – plants and food – for the gods.
The Pyramid of the Moon was built in several successive stages, being completed in 450 BC. It has a height of 46 meters and a base of 168 square meters.
Archaeological evidence shows that there have been human sacrifices since the year 200 BC. The tombs of the pyramid contain human and animal remains and various funerary objects.
The pyramid was dedicated to the Goddess of the Moon, considered the supreme goddess, the one who created the world, a symbol of life and fertility.


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The International Design Awards (IDA) is pleased to announce an exciting new partnership with Vancouver Fashion Week (VFW) where a collection from the winning designer of the IDA 2020 Fashion Design discipline will be included at the upcoming Vancouver Fashion Week on April 12th to 18th 2021.
The IDA's Fashion Design of the Year Award is awarded to designers with an extraordinary vision to explore and chart new territory in the world of fashion, and illustrate an ability to set a new agenda for the style-conscious everywhere.
Since its conception in 2001, Vancouver Fashion Week has been dedicated to cultivating the success of both established designers and award-winning emerging designers with its global perspective and highly multicultural approach. Championing diversity as its greatest strength, Vancouver Fashion Week has grown to be the second largest fashion week in North America – and continues to grow today as the fastest growing fashion week in the world.
"This is a natural t for the IDA to partner with Vancouver Fashion Week and an exceptional platform for the 2020 IDA Fashion Designer of Year to gain further international recognition and acknowledgement. Additionally, we are delighted to welcome the expertise of Jamal Abdourahman, Founder and CEO of Vancouver Fashion Week, to the IDA international jury," said Jill Grinda, VP of Marketing and Business Development.
VFW is a bi-annual event promoting designs from local and international Fashion designers. Jamal Abdourahman Founder and CEO of Vancouver Fashion Week commented: "It is an honour to contribute to a designer's success and future. The fashion industry is a long road and takes consistent, hard work, and it is important to never lose sight of your dream."
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Vancouver Fashion Week is entering its 36th season. Focusing on creating a diverse and eclectic showcase of talented local and international designers, VFW propels featured designers and esteemed brands to the forefront of fashion media and to industry buyers. This runway event is one of the fastest fashion weeks in the world, and since 2001, Vancouver Fashion Week has acted as a stepping-stone for emerging designers to launch their creations into the fashion industry in hopes of one day appearing on the stages of London, Paris, Milan, and New York.
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from these analyses that accurate instrument calibration, along with a thorough knowledge of the
properties of the water, and to a much lesser degree mineral density, is necessary to ensure the
highest degree of production measurement accuracy. This conclusion is also graphically illus-
trated in the sensitivity analysis plot.
In addition to the limitations previously described for hopper level sensors and the weight
measurement method (both used to measure the average hopper load density), additional TDS
measurement error can be induced by "dry" sand loading. The TDS equation is based on the
density relationship between water and solids in a completely saturated slurry (water between all
the solid particles). Fluid mud loads meet this criterion, but there are loading situations when the
entire load is not saturated, such as with sand loads with unsaturated portions of the hopper load.
These unsaturated portions can be due to an uneven loading surface (ridges) above the "water
plane" (see Figure 7), or by water draining through the sand and out leaking seals, or over the
weirs. As was shown in the sensitivity and uncertainty analyses above, measurements of the
hopper volume and vessel's draft (displacement) have the most effect on the accuracy of the final
TDS calculated value. TDS measurement error is proportional to the volume of unsaturated
dredged material (and respective absence of water in this volume).
Research to improve dredging contract management, economics (cost
optimization), and contaminated sediments management (document dredging and placement
locations) is currently being conducted by the Innovative Technologies Focus Area of the DOER
Program. This technical note describes currently used hopper and bin load measurement methods
and analysis procedures and discusses their respective capabilities and limitations. Subsequent
DOER technical notes from this Focus Area will refer back to this document as a basis for
defining system requirements in the development of improved hopper and bin measurement
technologies.
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Inspector System, contact Mr. Timothy Welp (601-634-2083,
usace.army.mil) or Mr. James Rosati (601-634-2022, ),
and/or the DOER Program Manager, Dr. Robert M. Engler (601-634-3624, Robert.M.
). This technical note should be cited as follows:
Welp, T., Rosati, J. and Howell, G. (2004). "Status of current hopper and bin
measurement technologies," DOER Technical Notes Collection (ERDC TN-DOER-T6),
U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center, Vicksburg, MS.
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Herbich, J. B., Lee, J. Y., Trivedi, D. R., Wilkinson, G., and De Hert, D. O. (1992). "Survey and evaluation of
production meter instrumentation and uses," WES Contract Report DACW-39-89-K-0003, Texas A&M
Research Foundation.
Jorgeson, J. D., and Scott, H. L. (1994). "An automated system for hopper dredge monitoring," Technical Report
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After more than three decades at Stanford, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education John Bravman has accepted a position as President of Bucknell University, a private liberal arts university in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. A new committee is now being assembled to fill the void the Vice Provost Bravman will leave behind.
Vice Provost Bravman has been learning, teaching, or administrating at Stanford since his years as an undergraduate student in 1974. Bravman graduated in 1979 with a major in Materials Science and Engineering and Electrical Engineering. In 1985, he earned his doctorate, began teaching at Stanford, and, in 1999, President Gerhard Caspar appointed him Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education.
Bucknell University's search for a new President was conducted by a Presidential Search Committee, chaired by Mr. Steve Holmes, a member of Bucknell's Board of Trustees. Holmes noted several qualities that made Bravman appealing to the university. Very important to the search committee was Bravman's experience leading the undergraduate program at Stanford for many years.
Holmes also cited a "commitment to diversity in all forms…Personal integrity, courage, approachability and a sense of humor," as valuable qualities seen in Bravman.
Stanford's praise of Bravman also factored into Bucknell's decision. "The respect and affection he has earned at such an outstanding university after more than 30 years there are a real tribute to him," stated Holmes.
After becoming acquainted with Bravman for many months, the Board of Trustees unanimously voted to make him their next President.
The process of finding a replacement for Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education has already commenced. Shortly after the announcement, Stanford's Nominations Commission began accepting applications from students to determine who would fill the one student position on the committee to select a new Vice Provost.
The Nominations Commission accepted written applications and chose four of the 24 applicants who applied to the position, according to Nominations Commission member Jonathan Bakke. Those four candidates will then be interviewed by the new selection committee itself.
Neither the composition nor members of the selection committee have been released by the Office of the Provost yet. Once the committee is formed, the search for candidates will begin.
Last quarter Bravman announced the creation of the Study for Undergraduate Education at Stanford University (SUES). This study will review core requirements, major requirements, and other aspects of undergraduate education and possibly present alternatives.


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Tips For Bikur Cholim Visitors
By The Rabbi Isaac N. Trainin Bikur Cholim Coordinating Council
Bikur cholim visiting skills are skills for life. They include being fully present, and being a good listener and knowing proper visiting etiquette. These guidelines will help you in communicating your caring intention and being an effective visitor:
Being fully present
Try to put yourself in the other person's place.
Put aside daydreams and distraction from one's own problems or concerns.
Be alert to truly being with the person in front of you.
Being a good listener
Listening skills communicate empathy and understanding and can help facilitate a conversation. Your posture conveys interest:
Maintain good eye-contact, sit at eye level if possible.
Use non-verbal encouragement such as nodding one's head or "uh huh…"
Lean forward slightly, and relax.
Avoid fidgeting, or making impatient gestures like watching the clock.
When listening:
Remain neutral and non-judgmental, with an open heart. This way you are more likely to really hear what the person is trying to convey. You can help them to put these feelings into words.
Reflect what you hear expressed, not how you would react. Listen between the lines to what emotion or feeling is being voiced. For example: "That sounds very hard," "You are very concerned about what you are going to hear."
Become comfortable with silence. Allow the person time to think and react. This will also convey an acceptance of what is being communicated without judgment.
Above all, compassionate listening is being interested in what the person is sharing and being sensitive to take your cue from them. Follow their lead. Talking about the latest movie you saw or the recent surgery could be equally appreciated.
Never say "I know how you feel." Everyone experiences pain differently; even people who suffer the same ailments perceive it differently. You can say "It's sounds like you think (feel) it's pretty bad (sad/mad/glad). I'm here and I'm listening."
Use open-ended questions to keep up the conversation. These begin with "How… What… Could you tell me more about…?" Closed-ended questions that are less likely to elicit conversation begin "Who, When, Where."
Try not to mind-read and finish another person's sentences. When you truly listen actively you may be surprised where the person was going with his/her thought.
The visitor should not minimize or laugh off fears expressed by patients, even when they seem exaggerated.
Don't be afraid to clarify or gently explore what you are hearing. When a person is willing, you may ask questions to get to the heart of the matter.
Visiting Etiquettes Do's and Don'ts
Knock on a patient's door before entering. Do not enter suddenly.
Ask if the patient would like a visit. This question gives some control back to a patient.
Say hello to all patients in the room.
Do not shake hands. This is for the patient's sake.
Ask if you may sit down. Introduce yourself—who you are, where you're from, and the intention of your visit.
Sit on a chair, not on the bed so that you are at eye level with the person you are visiting.
If necessary, look around the room for cues to conversation. Ask about photographs, drawings, or other objects.
Don't wake up a sleeping patient. Instead, leave a note or card indicating that you were there.
Don't stare at a person's scar or disfigurement.
Don't fear using humor, if appropriate and sensitive to that person's situation.
Don't interrupt if the patient is with the doctor. Return at a different time.
Don't offer medical advice, nor question the doctor's judgment. Resist the temptation to give advice or criticize the staff. Redirect questions more appropriate for the medical or social worker with a statement such as, "That would be a good question to ask the nurse/doctor/social worker."
A word about anxiety and depression in those you are visiting.
To foster communication, it is extremely useful to recognize any emotional issues common to people experiencing illness or disability:
Anxiety is often the inevitable result of the uncertainties of illness and hospitalization. The loss of control over one's life may often bring feelings of self-doubt and helplessness.
Depression can be a normal and limited emotional response to a current illness; or even a physiological reaction to the stress, depletion, or "chemical imbalance" caused by the illness. Often people respond to the opportunity to express his/her thoughts and feelings. It is not necessary or helpful to reassure the patient too quickly or unrealistically. If the patient speaks of feeling depressed, it can be useful to listen and get him/her to focus from generalized malise to identifying his/her worst worry.
It is more helpful for the visitor to remember that often just listening to the patient's fears and frustrations, anger and bitterness, can, by itself, aid in the healing process. By allowing the patient to vent negative feelings and doubts, and then reflecting them back in a thoughtful and friendly manner, the bikur cholim visitor may help put these feelings in perspective.
Confidentiality — "a sacred trust" — re-emphasized
The bikur cholim visitor is obligated to always protect a patient's privacy. Commonly, institutions such as hospitals will ask for a signed statement of confidentiality from volunteers.
An important distinction must be drawn, however, between tale-bearing and helpful reporting. You must be alert to situations that might call for professional intervention. Observations you have made that may be crucial to a patient's well-being should be referred to either your group coordinator or to the institution's staff. All communication and the activity of bikur cholim is to be kept confidential. When in doubt speak to a chaplain/rabbi.
Building trust in a visit
Building trust with someone you've just met sometimes takes time, and not everyone will choose to open up personal discussion initially, if at all. If you want to build trust it is important to be consistent, keep promises, be discrete and emphasize the confidential nature of all interactions that take place in a visit.
To maintain engagement, you might bring along some cards, or a book to read from, and be prepared to talk about general subjects of interest. Possible topics for discussion: current events, community developments, art and music, jokes, movies. Things you could bring: crossword puzzles, checkers, scrabble, interesting photos. Try going for a walk with person in a wheelchair for a change of scenery.
Engage in reminiscing
"People say 40 years ago were better times: What do you think?" Reminiscing can be a useful part of a visit — especially when visiting the homebound/elderly/nursing homes.
What reminiscing can do for us:
Learn from the past — thinking about how things were and what we were like reminds us of life lessons.
Feel better — laughing about how we managed without money or convenience and thinking about positive things makes us feel better.
Positive aging — exercising our minds keeps us active and alert mentally even when our bodies slow down physically.
Have fun comparing neighborhoods, lifestyles — comparing neighborhoods reminds us that we have a lot in common. Sharing brings closeness.
Topics for sharing memories:
Inventions that changed your life – What are some of the things you had in your home that no longer exits? How did you manage? What was the experience like for you? What household chores were you responsible for that, due to technology, are no longer necessary? Describe the job — its importance, e.g. ice-cube tray. How did the technology change our lives? How does it feel to talk about it now?
Neighborhoods – What did every neighborhood need — and have — that no longer exists? What was your old neighborhood like — peddlers, neighbors, stores? What kinds of memories are attached to this? What unique qualities of living then would you like to see in existence now? Negative changes, positive changes?
Amusements – What did you do for fun? What was fun about it? Who played with you? What do you remember most fondly? What are your favorite recreations or pastimes? How have your tastes changed over the years?
To the visitor: listen, learn, and appreciate the continuum in Life.
Jewish tradition offers guidelines for Bikur Cholim
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A decision on where Britain's next runway should be built is expected this summer and, even after years of debate, Gatwick's expansion plan remains the best and most deliverable solution to the need for extra capacity.
For the first time, Gatwick has been allowed to stake its claim for expansion. Heathrow's plan would blight the lives of hundreds of thousands of people and reinforce a high-cost monopoly provider at the expense of passengers – but now, finally, there is an alternative.
can actually deliver the new runway the industry so desperately needs.
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1.	The person(s) or organisation(s) responsible for the information on a site is clearly indicated on all pages of the site. Full contact details are provided including address, phone, fax and email.
2.	Legal content is checked by a lawyer with expertise in the area
3.	The currency of the information is clear
4.	The jurisdiction to which any information relates is clear.
5.	The content is written and presented in a way that makes a clear distinction between legal information and legal advice.
6.	Where appropriate, users are directed to other quality sites and sources that contain related information. An annotation that briefly indicates the authorship, content or relevance of these sites enhances the usefulness of these links.
7.	Consider providing links to relevant legislation and case law.
8.	For sites where links to primary legislation and case law are considered useful, use the correct form of citation.
9.	Where appropriate, users are provided with information on how and where to obtain legal advice or further information. Referral information includes name, address, telephone and fax numbers, e-mail and web address where available.
10.	Permission is obtained to use content sourced from other providers. The source of the content is acknowledged on the site.
11.	Links are not made to other sites by framing them within the original site, unless permission has been obtained.
12.	The site meets recognised usability and accessibility guidelines.
There is an increasing number of sites on the web providing primary and secondary legal information. These sites emanate from government departments, community organisations, companies, educational institutions, and individuals. Users of sites will have varying levels of knowledge of the law. It is essential that legal web sites be of high quality.
The purpose of these Best practice guidelines for legal web sites is to promote the development of quality legal sites and to provide guidance to legal web site developers. They may also be used as a tool to evaluate existing legal web sites. Each guideline contains a recommendation, reasons for the recommendation, and examples.
These Best practice guidelines have been developed by the the Legal Information Standards Council (LISC). LISC is a coalition of government, non-profit and commercial publishers and users of online information. All members of LISC share a desire to see legal infromation provided online in an efficient, effective and accessible manner.
It is important to ensure your site is accessible and usable. LISC has also produced an Accessibility and Usability Checklist to provide guidance to web site developers on how to ensure their site is able to be found and used by a wide range of users.
Comments or inquiries should be sent to Sue Scott
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Guideline 1: The person or organisation responsible for the information on a site is clearly indicated on all pages of the site. Full contact details are provided including address, phone, fax and email.
Given that anyone may publish on the web, statements of authorship help users to make judgements about the authority of the legal information and advice they encounter within a site.
Authority can be implied when the information comes from a recognised organisation, such as a government department or community legal centre. When the information comes from an individual or less well known organisation, stating the credentials of contributing authors will assist users in judging authority. This can be achieved simply by including qualifications or position held with an author's name.
Sometimes search engines take users directly to pages within a site. Providing authorship details on every page ensures users can ascertain the organisation or person responsible for the information.
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Guideline 2: Legal content is checked by a lawyer with expertise in the area.
It is essential that legal information is accurate. Non legally trained users of a site have no way of knowing whether the information is accurate.
Guideline 3: The currency of the information is clear.
Users should be able to check whether the information on a site is up-to-date and likely to reflect current law. Therefore, providing an indication of the currency of the information is essential for a quality legal site.
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Guideline 4: The jurisdiction to which any information relates is clear.
Many members of the general public are unaware of the concept of jurisdiction and do not realise that the law can differ from State to State. When legal information is sought via a search engine there is no guarantee that it will lead a user to material relevant to that person's geographic situation. Some sites give either no, or at best obscure, jurisdiction details resulting in users being misinformed.
"This guide is for people who want to find out about the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants. The information applies to people who live in, or are affected by, the State laws of New South Wales, Australia."
Guideline 5: The content is written and presented in a way that makes a clear distinction between legal information and legal advice.
The web is limited in its ability to convey the complexities and variations in how the law may be interpreted. A quality legal site makes this limitation clear, usually via a disclaimer that emphasises the need for those facing legal problems to speak with a lawyer. A disclaimer can also encompass the question of jurisdiction mentioned in Guideline 4.
"The information contained on this page is not legal advice. If you do have a legal problem you should talk to a lawyer before making a decision about what to do. The information on this page is written for people resident in, or affected by, the laws of New South Wales, Australia only." (From http://www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au)
Guideline 6: Where appropriate, users are directed to other quality sites and sources that contain related information. An annotation that briefly indicates the authorship, content or relevance of these sites enhances the usefulness of the links.
Links that have been assessed for their relevance increase the likelihood of people finding the information they are looking for. The addition of annotations to these links assists users to judge whether the link may be relevant for their needs.
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Includes legislation, hearing details, major decisions, rules, forms, publications, and unfair dismissal information.
Guideline 7: Consider providing links to relevant legislation and case law.
As well as reading explanatory material, many people want to find legislation and case law relevant to their problem. This may not be easy for members of the general public to locate. For example, a person wanting to read the law relating to divorce would need to know to search on 'Family Law Act', not 'divorce'. The addition of hypertext links will give the public an easy way to locate actual law on databases like AustLII and SCALEplus. It may not always be appropriate to make such links. The decision would need to be made based on the intended audience for the site.
Under the Federal Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (Cth), it is against the law to discriminate against someone on the grounds of their marital status. During 1997, there was a significant decision at the Federal level regarding access to fertility services by unmarried women in Victoria.
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Using recognised standards for citations promotes accuracy and allows for the creation of automatic links. View citation guidelines.
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(Name of Act) (Year passed) (Jurisdiction) (Section if applicable).
Commonwealth Bank of Australia v Franks [1999] NSWSC 401
(the parties) [the year of the decision] (the Court abbreviation) (the sequential number of the judgment)
Guideline 9: Where appropriate, users are provided with information on how and where to obtain legal advice or further information. Referral information will include name, address, telephone and fax numbers, e-mail and web address where available.
The nature of legal problems means that information alone is often not sufficient. Providing referral information directs people to sources of advice relevant to the area of law they are investigating. It also emphasises that the web itself is not a one-stop-shop for information, and that it has limitations when legal advice is required.
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Chief Crowfoot School
The Chief Crowfoot School was designed with the intent of respectfully celebrating the rich history of the Siksika Nation and the surrounding landscape. The Elder Room is surrounded by the central cafeteria spaces and engaged by the break-out rooms for each wing of the school. The interior spaces use the colours of the Siksika Nation logo to provide wayfinding in the school. Each school wing has a colour palette which enables the primary students to recognize where they are in the school by the colour of walls Within the Elder Room are seating areas that hold traditional drums while grounded by the sloping roof and "stack" of poles feature wall. The wall was inspired by an image of a stack of tepee poles – the idea that the stack of poles is in anticipation of learning that happens within the tepee. The Siksika Nation code of arms is carved into the wall as a sign of cultural pride. Looking out the large windows of the Elder Room the children look upon a landscaped area for the school tepee during special ceremonies.
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BuzzFeed News Homepage
Here's How Australian Trump Supporters Watched The Election
Former federal MP Ross Cameron took over a rugby club this morning to fill it up with Trump cutouts and watch the election unfold.
Brad Esposito
BuzzFeed News Reporter, Australia
It's 9am on Wednesday morning in Australia, and around 20 people have gathered on the first floor of Sydney's NSW Rugby Club to watch the results trickle in from the United States' presidential election.
Brad Esposito for BuzzFeed News
Former federal MP and vocal Trump supporter Ross Cameron has organised the event, bringing together other local conservatives including former Labor party leader Mark Latham and Spectator editor Rowan Dean.
A projector live-streams Fox News with the sound muted as people huddle together in groups of two and three. It's still too early in the count to know who's winning.
"So far I feel like we've definitely got a pulse... it's not gonna be any sort of a Hillary landslide," Ross Cameron tells BuzzFeed News.
"I wouldn't say I'm confident [Trump is going to win] but I am rationally hopeful for a new Trump presidency of the United States. I will be thrilled for the world, I will be pleased for Australia."
"The truth is, Hillary Clinton has never seen a donor she doesn't like, and she's never seen a war she doesn't like."
Jay Bacik, former Life Education CEO – the health education service famous for Healthy Harold, the puppet giraffe used in Australian schools to teach kids how to make healthy choices – is also at the event, and shows off his Trump brand suit and tie.
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"This is vintage," he tells BuzzFeed News. "This tie used to be $150 in Macy's in the '80s ... I got it for $15."
"I only signed up as a member of the Liberal party six weeks ago," says Bacik. "You know, it's just, it's time."
Ice cold Budweisers and Coors Light are propped up at the bar, free for consumption. A small toddler scribbles on a whiteboard as her father tries to teach her how to write "Trump". She's more interested in colouring over it.
Ross Cameron is adamant a Clinton presidency will only be "more of the same".
"We have to re-affirm the Martin Luther King idea," he says. "The [idea that the] content of a person's character is what counts rather than identity, ethnicity, sexual preference. All of these things should just dissolve into an American dream built around the individual who wants to improve his or her life."
"Hillary is just a composite of two men, which is Barack Obama and Bill Clinton. If you take two men out of Hillary Clinton, there's basically nothing left, it's basically just H20 in the human body. She doesn't actually stand for anything."
"Trump represents a chance to hit the reset button. Trump is not without risk, Trump is not without flaws, but he is clearly the superior candidate for the United States and the world."
When the topic of Trump's wildfire attitude and unpredictability is brought up, Cameron has a clear message.
"Wait and see," he says. "I say 'wait and see'."
Nov. 09, 2016, at 06:17 AM
Life Education, and the Healthy Harold character, has existed since 1978. A previous version of this report cited Jay Bacik as the mastermind of the Healthy Harold character. He is not. Bacik was CEO of Life Education until retiring last year.
Brad Esposito is a news reporter for BuzzFeed and is based in Sydney, Australia.
Contact Brad Esposito at bradley.esposito@buzzfeed.com.


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Published on: August 9, 2017
Chief Judge Stark considers summary judgment and Daubert motions
By Pilar G. Kraman
Chief Judge Leonard P. Stark recently considered the parties' summary judgment and Daubert motions in Intel Corporation v. Future Link Systems, LLC, No. 14-377-LPS (July 31, 2017). Regarding Future Link's motions, Judge Stark granted summary judgment that RAND licensing requirements did not attach to the asserted claims of the relevant patents, and as to Intel's equitable estoppel and uneforceability defenses. Id. at 3-8, 11-12. Judge Stark also granted Future Link's Daubert motion, to the extent the experts' opinions improperly expanded the scope of the claims. Id. at 23-24
Regarding Intel's Motions, Judge Stark denied summary judgment as to indefiniteness and non-infringement, finding disputed issues of material fact, but granted-in-part Intel's motion for summary judgment of no willfulness and no unclean hands. Regarding willfulness, Judge Stark held that, while "[i]t may be difficult to see how a reasonable factfinder would view the panoply of conduct
alleged by Future Link (if proven) to be 'egregious … wanton, bad-faith, deliberate, consciously wrongful, flagrant, or – indeed- characteristic of a pirate'"; at this stage the Court could not grant summary judgment of no willful infringement. Id. at 28-29 (quoting Halo Elecs., Inc. v. Pulse Elecs., Inc., 136 S. Ct. 1923, 1932 (2016)). Judge Stark found, however, that summary judgment of no unclean hands was appropriate because Future Link had failed to come forward with sufficient evidence to support a finding that Intel acted with unclean hands. Id. at 29.
Intel Corporation v. Future Link Systems, LLC No. 14-377-LPS (July 31, 2017)
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Q: Dealing with different user permissions in different orgs when deploying profiles I am trying to add profiles to our repository and use that to deploy to different orgs. The problem I'm dealing with is that each org has different user permissions and a user permission may work in one org but not the other. This gets even more complicated when there are other dependencies on user permissions. For example,
I want to deploy "ModifyAllData" for a profile. It works in org A; however, I see the error below when I try to deploy it to org B:

Error: Permission ModifyAllData depends on permission(s): DeleteTopics, EditPublicDocuments, EditPublicFilters, EditPublicReports, EditPublicTemplates, ImportLeads, ManageCategories, ManageDashboards, ManageNetworks, SolutionImport, TransferAnyEntity, TransferAnyLead, UseTeamReassignWizards

Then when I add "EditPublicReports" to my repository, I cannot save it to Org A because it gives me the following error:

unknown user permission "EditPublicReports".

I know I can manually fix these up before deploying but I'm hoping to find a universal and automatic solution to this instead of having to manually get involved. How can I do it?

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#include <nan.h>
#include "pi_est.h"  // NOLINT(build/include)
#include "async.h"  // NOLINT(build/include)

using v8::Function;
using v8::Local;
using v8::Null;
using v8::Number;
using v8::Value;

class PiWorker : public NanAsyncWorker {
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  void Execute () {
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Granny House - Evil Grandchild for android - mobile quest with atmospheric locations and a strong enemy. This project is a kind of spin-off to sensational game Granny, only now offspring of a crazy old woman acts as a tormentor. The essence of gameplay has not changed much: user is in a dilapidated dark room, from where you need to find a way out and get out into the street. Just do not forget that this terrible girl is much more insidious than it may seem.
You are waiting for the long dark corridors and dozens of rooms where you need to find tools for protection and objects with which you can open other rooms. Behind one of the doors a master key is hidden from the front door, but it is not easy to find it, because there are traps everywhere. Try to quickly find clues, solve puzzles and move to a new location so that she does not have time to find you.


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McGregor ISD will be exempt from the requirements which limit the district's ability to hire the best candidate for a job based solely on certification issues.
McGregor ISD will be exempt from the requirements which limit the district's ability to assign staff to meet local needs.
McGregor ISD will be exempt from the limit on the maximum number of years an experienced teacher, new to the district, may be extended a probationary contract.
McGregor ISD will be exempt from the first day of instruction requirements as listed in the Texas Education Code.
McGregor ISD will be exempt from the minimum minutes of instruction requirement in the half-day pre-kindergarten program.
McGregor ISD will be exempt from the two-day excused absence limit for students visiting institutions of higher education.
McGregor ISD will be exempt from the 22:1 class size requirements.
McGregor ISD will be exempt from the requirement to notify parents when class sizes exceed the 22:1 class size limit.
McGregor ISD will be exempt from the requirement to hold a minimum of four meetings per year.
McGregor ISD will be exempt from the requirement to designate a campus behavior coordinator for each campus.
View a complete copy of the District of Innovation Plan here.


Cellular Models of Trophoblast Differentiation.
Steinberg ML, Robins JC. Cellular Models of Trophoblast Differentiation. Semin Reprod Med. 2016;.
Orchestrated trophoblast differentiation is necessary to establish and maintain a normal pregnancy, however the molecular mechanisms that guide this process remain largely unknown. Although early studies of cytotrophoblast differentiation relied on animal models, more recent trophoblast research has involved in vitro models of human tissue. These in vitro models have utilized cultured trophoblast cell lines, primary cell culture, and villous explant cultures-each with its advantages and disadvantages. Traditionally, attempts to develop in vitro models of human placental differentiation have relied on two-dimensional cell culture. Though monolayer culture methods have been refined over time this technique has several limitations, including the inability to study cell-to-cell interactions. Recently, several studies have employed three-dimensional culture methods to overcome many of the limitations of traditional two-dimensional trophoblast culture. These three-dimensional culture systems have an important role in both the study of cytotrophoblast differentiation and development of new therapeutics targeting placenta associated diseases.


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Employment practices liability insurance (EPLI) is a specific type of business insurance that protects employers against lawsuits initiated by employees.
We are constantly working to improve and optimize the experience our platform provides and are excited to release a refreshed version of our portal design.


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Treschenu-Creyers ist eine Ortschaft und eine ehemalige französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand: ) im Département Drôme in der Region Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. Sie gehörte zum Arrondissement Die und zum Kanton Le Diois.

Mit Wirkung vom 1. Januar 2019 wurden die früheren Gemeinden Châtillon-en-Diois und Treschenu-Creyers zur namensgleichen Commune nouvelle Châtillon-en-Diois zusammengeschlossen und haben dort den Status einer Commune déléguée. Der Verwaltungssitz befindet sich im Ort Châtillon-en-Diois.

Lage
Treschenu-Creyers liegt etwa 55 Kilometer ostsüdöstlich von Valence. Umgeben wird Treschenu-Creyers von den Nachbargemeinden Chichilianne im Norden, Percy und Le Monestier-du-Percy im Nordosten, Saint-Maurice-en-Trièves im Osten, Glandage im Osten und Südosten, Boulc im Süden, Châtillon-en-Diois im Südwesten und Westen sowie Laval-d'Aix im Westen und Nordwesten.

Geschichte
1972 wurden die Gemeinden Treschenu und Creyers zur heutigen Kommune zusammengelegt.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Kar von Archiane (Cirque d'Archiane) im Vercors-Massiv

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Gemeindegründung 1972
Commune déléguée im Département Drôme
Gemeindeauflösung 2019
Châtillon-en-Diois


We recently asked someone to write up some editorial for us, based around using FTP software with a fast broadband connection. The writer asked why anyone would use an FTP client these days? Not a good start. Made worse by the fact that an FTP client is essential for anyone who is the administrator of any kind of remote server.
Back in the 90s, FTP applications were used as the primary tool for downloading software from the Internet. You used to login to a university FTP server, choose the files you wanted to download, queue them up and then wait for them to appear on your computer. When web browsers started to be used to download software, consumers didn't tend to require a standalone FTP application.
However, there's nothing better than a powerful FTP application to manage your remote homepage, server or to move files between a remote storage site and your computer. Cyberduck is one of the best free (the programmer welcomes donations) FTP clients and one of the most used applications on my MacBook Pro. We won't go in to detail about all the advanced features, but at a basic level it will enable you to login to a remote server, create folders, move files, download and upload content. It supports most kinds of remote servers, including Amazon S3, which enables you to create a remote backup for your important files.
If you're a Mac user and require an FTP client, there are few apps better than Cyberduck.
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measuremenTest | test and measurement: Wireless Telecom Group Introduces Noisecom VCC Noise Generator for Immunity Measurements and Specifications of Integrated Circuits.
Wireless Telecom Group Introduces Noisecom VCC Noise Generator for Immunity Measurements and Specifications of Integrated Circuits.
Noisecom has launched its new JV9000 series, a family of Adjustable VCC Noise Generators.
Noise disturbance on Ground and Vcc planes is an increasing concern for component designers. Switching power supplies are one known culprit for power level impurities, but fast switching digital outputs also introduce unwanted noise. Whether developing or operating highly accurate PLL and clock circuits, A/D D/A converters, other linear precision circuits, Ground and VCC noise can significantly influence system functionality.
"Noisecom's new JV9000 generator is especially designed to test components that need to be qualified for VCC and GND noise interference immunity. Our generator has the capability to inject both, wideband noise and deterministic jitter (DJ) signals", said Wolfgang Damm, director of product marketing at WTG. "Leading chip manufacturers have show keen interest in the JV9000 as a way to establish a standardized procedure in testing their designs for the best VCC noise immunity".
JV9000 generators are available as manual or computerized instruments. Both types deliver noise from 500 Hz to 2 GHz at levels from 0.01 mV to 224 mV (0dBm, 50 Ohms). JV9000 simulates DJ interferers within a signal frequency range from 1 kHz to 1 GHz (in steps). Customized input and output channels, as well as signal ranges and levels are available on request. JV9000 generators are available immediately.


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Q: get sheet data without the hidden columns I am currently working on GAS project, for the moment I have a table in a sheet and the idea is that my collaborators will be able to choose the format of the table, which column and which row they want to save. I thought about using the hiding column and row features but is it possible in my apps script to get only the data which they chose to save and not the hidden data ? Thank you for you answers

A: Apps Script works analogously to the Sheets UI
Explanation
If from the user interface you select the desired data by "click&drag", the hidden columns located between the start and the end column will be also selected (and copied). Instead you need to select the data of interest manually with "Ctrl" and click, see here.
How to transfer this to Apps Script?
Apps Script features the method sheet.isColumnHiddenByUser(columnPosition) (and isRowHiddenByUser, isRowHiddenByFilter etc.).  You can use it to select only the ranges / the values of a datarange in columns and rows that are not hidden.
This implies the implementation of loops and conditions statements, so is not necessary an elegant solution.


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Police Department in Ratzeburg: police officers from a real police caught
The car stood at the entrance of a car Park and seemed to have these shut off. The officials knew of no civilian forces and were suspicious. Four men from Lüb
The car stood at the entrance of a car Park and seemed to have these shut off. The officials knew of no civilian forces and were suspicious.
Four men from Lübeck, Bad Oldesloe (20, 27, 33, 41) had a self-purchased magnetic blue light on the roof of a Ford and public Parking in the Lübecker Straße with this and with police tape cordoned off. In addition, they had a machine gun in the car, who introduced himself as a Co2 gun out. Even if the possession of such a weapon is permitted, the prohibited Result.
The men declared to be shooting the action with a alleged video, for which they, however, did not provide approval. The gun, the blue light, the tape and camera were confiscated.
The criminal investigation Department in Bad Oldesloe, Germany has taken over the investigation.
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Lessilie - the City Maasai is the story of a young Maasai boy growing up outside his community. His father, a Maasai marries a Kikuyu woman from Kenya, which results in his rejection by his people.
Lessilie's journey from the city to the world of the Maasai starts when his father passes away. Will he be able to live like the Maasai? Can he prove that he really can be a warrior like his father? His adventure teaches him more about life than he ever imagined. He not only learns to read animal tracks but realizes the great power within himself.


Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye is a 1950 film noir starring James Cagney, directed by Gordon Douglas, produced by William Cagney and based on the novel by Horace McCoy.
And now, would one fugitive from justice care to fix another fugitive from justice... a sandwich?
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Ralph Cotter: Oh no, he stopped being smart when he took my money.
Joe 'Jinx' Raynor: He ain't to be trusted.
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Youth a viable force in vitalising agribusiness
Padili Mikomangwa
THE Father of the Nation Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere has, on several occasions, insisted on capitalizing investment on agriculture which has been the engine of the economy in Tanzania.
Agriculture is an old and necessary practice that has been carried out since man began executing civilization. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO ) records show agriculture to worth over US$2.4 Trillion to date. Cultivating crops and rearing livestock has been a sustenance practice and a business modality over space and time on the face of the earth, catering for more than 1 billion people livelihoods.
In the 20th century, agriculture began taking a new shift, as much technological innovation target at cultivating and animal keeping began surfacing. Whilst intensive attention was channeled at commercialisation and diversifying its practice into the economy, turning it into a lucrative business [agribusiness] of which China, United States of America (USA), India and Nigeria dominate in productivity.
Despite of the latter, Tanzanian youth need to capitalize intensively their ingenuity and zeal into agribusiness for vitalizing the local/national economy.
National Bureau of Statistics show that the youth make up more than 60 percent of the population. Nearly 30 percent of the national GDP is attracted from agriculture, with 66 percent of the population constituting its workforce (70 percent of it being women) according to trading economics.
Still, this sector has not yet stretched its wings as it supposed to be, with more than 44 percent of arable land across Tanzania, there is much to invest in terms of ideas, technology and resource allocation catapulted by youth.
In breathing life to that matter, Gerald Kalwizira, a young-agribusiness co-investor based in Dar es Salaam with an Economics degree, validates the narrative by exposing on his new agribusiness line which sells agriproducts [vegetables, spices and fruits] via a customize online platform for customers to access products virtually and place their order on real time.
Kalwizira goes on record insisting on how technology has levitated the business adding "For us technology has helped us to provide convenience to people, as they can order any place, whether they are in the office, home or outside the country they can place orders for someone who is physically here in Tanzania and get their groceries the next day".
Exploring other heights of youth-experience on agribusiness, Donald Henry a youngentrepreneur within the agribusiness line based in Mbeya, shares his insights on the possibilities opening up within agriculture citing that " By understanding the modern ways of agricultural activities, e.g. irrigation system, crop cultivation and etc, it made me take-up rice and potatoes cultivation as base crops in my business. Where by the presence of sustainable market, high demand, reliable customers, crop handling and minimal investment capital requirements were the core reasons that drove me into it."
Fredrick Mwalongo, another agribusiness young-hero based in Njombe, has been doing agricultural activities since 2000, when he was in primary school, cultivating maize (under his parents' supervision). In 2012 till up to date he decided to invest fully into it cultivating sweet potatoes, as his bachelor's degree in geography and environmental studies catapulted his expertise into the business.
Mwalongo said: "The desire to make money triggered me to engage in agribusiness, and more interesting was the crop that I was cultivating which took 2 months to mature". Tanzania Invests, showcased 1000-2000 large scale farms to be in Tanzania, also 29 Million hectares of land being suitable for irrigation.
With these forces in play, there are number of agricultural services that lack within the agribusiness line, such as eco-friendly seeds that withhold all the on-farm challenges, drought, pests and diseases, reliable-transportation systems of crops from farms to markets, storage unit systems, market research and reliable agribusiness product markets that favor farmers sweat.
Mr Z engo Saul, Agriculture and Economics experts with a 45 years experience painted another picture on less-youth interaction within agriculture adding "Clearly, it is not deeply rooted in them, compared to us (baby boomers), we did it since childhood, taught in school (theoretically and practically).
Various socio-economic and political aspects have disrupted the growth of the sector such as migration and change of taste (youth perception of life)".
The National Agricultural Policy(2013) has shown dependence on rain-fed agriculture, low productivity, less agricultural supporting services and rural infrastructures to be challenges facing agriculture in Tanzania.
Hence, Henry highlighted on climate change, pets and crop diseases, price fluctuation and lack of government support to youth agribusiness ventures to be core challenges that he has counted to limit the expansion of the industry.
Mwalongo, came in with also another array of realistic challenges on his angle, adding "to me challenges I faced when I began and sometime facing is capital, and legitimate arable land for farming as well as seeds, because in most cases we are preparing our own in local ways".
A silver lining emerges as the policy brings out the vast possibilities of the sector to expand. Whereby, with favorable natural resource (land and water), markets opening national, regional and international for various agri-products and dynamism on job creation within the sector are some of the promising factors that youth as a productive force ought to capitalize, with the critical assistance from economic, youth and agricultural stakeholders backed up by responsible ministries and government agencies.
With, Tanzania Agricultural Development Bank (TADB) rise, youth farmers and other youth interested in entrepreneurship ought to collaborate to levitate the present potential. In Kigoma palm oil cultivation is spreading wings, and youth could capitalize on it, as the TADB Managing Director Mr Japhet Justine assured farmers before the Prime Minister that TADB is setting grounds for seeds and inputs to be available at a affordable price.
With all stakeholders joining forces, agricultural supportive technologies will erupt and champion the diversification of the rural-economy and the national economy at large. Moreover, agricultural allied learning institutions ought to support and champion creation of service such as Kalwizira's where digital communications (texts, call, WhatsApp messenger and website) promote agri-product deliver with fintech (mobile money services) finalizing and adding value to the service.
Thus, Mr Saul coated the latter adding" all actors ought to prepare youth from the early stages of life to view agriculture, in the eyes of Nyerere as a hallmark of economic success"
* Padili Mikomangwa is an Environmentalist and GIS Specialist based in Dar es Salaam.
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People Share the Worst Meal They've Ever Been Served in Someone Else's House
Mar 27, 2018 at 11:13 am | By Aaron Daniels
Bone app the teeth!
Food is one of the single most important aspects of cultures around the world.
It's what brings us together with our families, friends, and communities. Even when language barriers exist, gastronomy is a common tongue that we can share and learn from. And last but not least, we need it to survive.
Of course, not all food is created equal, and much of that has to do with who's cooking it. For those of us with regular access to healthy food and balanced portion sizes, it's easy to be accustomed to what we do and don't like, and even how we want it prepared. The pickier we get, the easier it is to be turned off when certain things are put on a plate in front of us.
The people of Reddit were asked to share their stories of the worst and weirdest dishes and combinations ever served to them at someone else's house, and their tales might just make you content to cook for yourself tonight.
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Brother's wife put 5 boneless chicken breasts in a pan, poured canned peaches and canned pears over them, and baked at 350 for an hour. Nothing else. It was a secret family recipe she grew up with and loved. It was terrible and I felt poisoned. (ElephantTickle)
If that was the best recipe my family could create, I'd keep it a secret too (an_actual_elephant)
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It wasn't so much a bad meal, but the method of serving was… different. A friend invited me and a couple of other friends to dinner when I was in high school. His mom served homemade chicken soup, which was fine. There was chocolate cake for dessert, but instead of serving it on separate plates, she went around to each of our places and sliced off a piece into each of our soup bowls, each of which still had some broth. Chocolate cake flavored with chicken broth is not a flavor I really want to repeat. (President_Calhoun)
My father in law does this, he'll eat his dessert (including ice cream) off the same plate he's just eaten burgers, fries and ketchup on. But he's the kind of guy who eats on paper plates 24/7 and cuts his food with his pocket knife. My husband asked if we could use real plates, cups and flatware at Thanksgiving one year and his sisters sneered at him like he'd just asked for wine made from crushed diamonds. (CocoaMotive)
Now I want crushed diamond wine. (mcrninja)
A Rocky Start
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Oh boy, here we go.
I was in a man's house in Afghanistan, and as is tradition, he made us tea. The tea wasn't great, it was really just warm, dirt flavored water as far as I could tell. But, to be polite, I consumed my cups worth. As was expected of me. Next, he gave us rice. Now, these guys are poor, but it's rude to turn down food. So what you do is this: take a little bit. An appetizer sized amount. Eat it relatively slowly and thank them profusely.
Easy enough. Well, unfortunately is this particular instance, the gentleman was lacking in certain utensils, dinnerware and OSHA standards. The rice was served to us on these slabs of shale this guy used as plates and had an unholy amount of GRAVEL, not sand, mixed in. Not to exaggerate, but the pieces of stone in the rice were dancing up to pea sized. This dude starts munching, so we all follow suit, trying to minimize chewing and maximize swallowing (haha). Again, we are this rockyrice with our fingers since he had no utensils for us.
His teeth were pretty jacked up, so I can only assume he eats rocks regularly. But anyways, super cool dude, super kind gesture, and I hope we were nothing short of gentlemanly in our acceptance of his hospitality. (SatansAdvisor)
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Verisk's CargoNet Business and WAPA Align to Mitigate Cargo Theft in the Tree Nut Industry
JERSEY CITY, N.J., June 27, 2016 — Verisk Analytics (Nasdaq:VRSK), a leading data analytics provider, announced today an alliance between its CargoNet® business and the Western Agricultural Processors Association (WAPA) to raise awareness of nut cargo theft, increase communication between the nut industry and law enforcement, and help mitigate theft.
The collaboration began as a response to increasing tree nut cargo thefts in California. The new initiative aims to assist in the collection, aggregation, and analytics of cargo theft data to aid law enforcement in recoveries and better identify trends. The collective efforts will also assist the state legislature in understanding how cargo theft damages California commerce. By providing cargo theft statistics and trend information, both organizations hope that the state of California will recognize the need for additional resources, including a cargo theft crime task force.
CargoNet hosts a national cargo theft database and manages an information-sharing system staffed by crime analysts and subject matter experts. By providing recovery support, deterrence measures, and coordinated, real-time communications between theft victims and law enforcement agents, CargoNet helps its members prevent cargo theft and improve their chances of recovering stolen goods. Since its launch in 2010, CargoNet has helped its members recover more than $50 million in goods and equipment and successfully aided law enforcement in dozens of arrests through its 24/7/365 command center and cargo crime database. The CargoNet AlertSearch allows users to search archived alerts to help them avoid identify theft, fictitious pickups, and other transportation-related scams.
"Our new strategic alliance with CargoNet will allow us to further our efforts to provide our members with the latest information possible on cargo theft of tree nuts," said WAPA President and CEO Roger Isom. "Together, we will ensure our members have the latest information possible to help protect their investments." Special member pricing will be available to WAPA members that wish to join CargoNet and benefit from its unique recovery, deterrence, and analytical services.
"We commend WAPA for responding proactively to protect its members from cargo theft by initiating better collaboration and information sharing," said Anthony Canale, general manager, CargoNet. "We're confident that this initiative will help the association and its members reduce the chances of becoming victims of cargo theft. As tree nut theft shows no signs of abating, CargoNet stands ready to support WAPA in its legislative efforts."
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Delirium and seizures in a patient with head-and-neck squamous cell carcinoma on docetaxel, cisplatin, and 5-fluorouracil
Satvik Khaddar, Vijay M Patil, Vanita Noronha, Amit Joshi, Nandini Menon, Kumar Prabhash
Department of Medical Oncology, Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Date of Web Publication 9-Sep-2019
Kumar Prabhash
Department of Medical Oncology, Tata Memorial Hospital, Parel, Mumbai - 400 012, Maharashtra
DOI: 10.4103/CRST.CRST_35_19
A 33 year male, case of locally advanced carcinoma left buccal mucosa treated with docetaxel, cisplatin and 5-fluorouracil as neoadjuvant therapy developed acute onset delirium, seizures and agitation on fifth day of first cycle of chemotherapy. Although CT brain revealed no abnormality, MRI brain showed symmetric areas of diffusion restriction with T2/FLAIR hyperintensity involving periventricular region (lateral ventricles), centrum semiovale and corpus callosum. His clinical symptoms normalized after one week of stopping therapy. What is the diagnosis, and how should the patient be managed?
Keywords: 5-Fluorouracil, delirium, diffusion restriction, leukoencephalopathy, T2/FLAIR hyperintensity
Khaddar S, Patil VM, Noronha V, Joshi A, Menon N, Prabhash K. Delirium and seizures in a patient with head-and-neck squamous cell carcinoma on docetaxel, cisplatin, and 5-fluorouracil. Cancer Res Stat Treat 2019;2:105-7
Khaddar S, Patil VM, Noronha V, Joshi A, Menon N, Prabhash K. Delirium and seizures in a patient with head-and-neck squamous cell carcinoma on docetaxel, cisplatin, and 5-fluorouracil. Cancer Res Stat Treat [serial online] 2019 [cited 2020 Jan 19];2:105-7. Available from: http://www.crstonline.com/text.asp?2019/2/1/105/266457
A 33-year-old male presented with an ulcerated lesion in the right buccal mucosa. He was a former tobacco chewer and alcoholic, abstinent for 5 years. On evaluation, he had a synchronous primary in the right buccal mucosa and left lateral border of the tongue, which were deemed to be borderline operable because of facial edema extending up to the zygoma, Stage IVB (AJCC TNM 8th edition cT4b N1 M0). He was started on neoadjuvant chemotherapy with docetaxel (75 mg/m 2 intravenously on day 1), cisplatin (75 mg/m 2 intravenously on day 1), and 5-fluorouracil (5-FU, 750 mg/m 2/day as a continuous intravenous infusion from day 1 to day 5), the DCF regimen. Testing did not reveal the presence of a mutation in the dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase gene, and he was given full-dose chemotherapy. On the 5th day of the infusion, he developed acute-onset altered behavior in the form of decreased responsiveness, followed by one episode of seizure activity. Vital signs were normal; serum electrolytes and blood sugar levels were within the normal range. The 5-FU infusion was withheld. Computed tomography (CT) imaging of the brain revealed no abnormality. His blood lactate levels were greater than the measurable upper limit (normal: 0.5–1 mmol/L), and blood gas analysis revealed anion gap metabolic acidosis. He regained consciousness within 48 hours; however, he continued to have intermittent episodes of agitation. Contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain revealed symmetric areas of diffusion restriction with T2/ fluid-attenuated inversion recovery hyperintensity involving the periventricular region (lateral ventricles), centrum semiovale, and corpus callosum without any contrast enhancement [Figure 1] and [Figure 2]. He was managed conservatively and improved over 1 week. He was discharged in stable condition.
Figure 1: T2/Fluid-attenuated inversion recovery hyperintensity involving the periventricular region (lateral ventricles), centrum semiovale, and corpus callosum
Figure 2: Diffusion-weighted imaging sequence showing diffusion restriction in corresponding areas of T2/fluid-attenuated inversion recovery hyperintensity
What is the diagnosis?
Once you have finalized your answer to this challenge, please turn to page 106 to read on.
Drug-induced leukoencephalopathy is a potentially reversible phenomenon; therefore, early detection is important. Diffusion-weighted (DW) MRI is a useful tool for the early detection and definitive diagnosis of this characteristic encephalopathy.
5-FU is commonly used in the treatment of various solid tumors, including head and neck, breast, esophagus, stomach, intestine, and others. There have been case reports about the central nervous system toxicity of 5-FU.[1],[2],[3] Encephalopathy is a rare side effect which may manifest as agitation, confusion, seizures, stupor, or coma. Various predisposing factors have been reported for the development of leukoencephalopathy, including nausea, vomiting, constipation, or infection during chemotherapy. Our patient did not have any of these predisposing factors. DW MRI is useful for the detection of this toxic encephalopathy. Herein, we report a case of 5-FU-induced acute leukoencephalopathy.
Leukoencephalopathy can manifest can manifest as dizziness, as dizziness, disorientation, confusion, agitation, or cognitive impairment, and in severe cases, stupor, seizure, and even coma.[4] Common side effects of 5-FU are bone marrow suppression, gastrointestinal toxicities such as stomatitis, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Drug-induced leukoencephalopathy is mainly caused by various chemotherapeutic agents, which include methotrexate, vincristine, ifosfamide, fludarabine, cytarabine, 5-FU, cisplatin, and the interferons.[5] Among them, 5-FU has been reported most frequently as a leukoencephalopathy causative agent. The specific mechanism of encephalopathy is not known. It has been postulated that myelin destruction may be responsible as elevated levels of myelin basic protein are seen in CSF in such cases.[6] In our case, cerebrospinal fluid examination was not performed.
The common radiological findings of leukoencephalopathy include symmetrical periventricular hypoattenuation on CT scan and diffuse high-intensity signal in the white matter and corpus callosum on T2-weighted MRI and DW-MRI. DW-MRI is more sensitive than CT scan for the detection of abnormalities in the white matter.[7],[8]
Drug-induced leukoencephalopathy is usually reversible, and the improvement of clinical symptoms after the withdrawal of the causative drug strongly supports the diagnosis of encephalopathy. Our patient's clinical symptoms normalized 1 week after stopping 5-FU therapy. The treatment modalities are not well-defined, and supportive measures as well as corticosteroids and thiamine have been used.[9],[10] Our patient had already received intravenous dexamethasone (8 mg) as premedication on day 1 and day 2 of chemotherapy. Aminophylline and methylene blue have been used in methotrexate- and ifosfamide-induced leukoencephalopathies, respectively; however, there is no such report of their use in 5-FU-induced leukoencephalopathy.[11],[12] There is no clear recommendation regarding the safety of re-challenging the patient with the chemotherapy drug, after the resolution of symptoms. In the published case reports, 5-FU was permanently discontinued after the development of leukoencephalopathy. In our patient as well, 5-FU was stopped, and the patient received docetaxel and cisplatin as neoadjuvant chemotherapy, without recurrence of encephalopathy.
In conclusion, the clinical observation of acute development of abnormal neurological findings in patients treated with chemotherapeutic agents (especially 5-FU) should lead to the consideration of a diagnosis of drug-induced leukoencephalopathy. DW-MRI can help to establish an early diagnosis, and prompt withholding of the suspected drug along with supportive care may reverse and prevent further neurological manifestations.
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Pelgrims J, De Vos F, Van den Brande J, Schrijvers D, Prové A, Vermorken JB, et al. Methylene blue in the treatment and prevention of ifosfamide-induced encephalopathy: Report of 12 cases and a review of the literature. Br J Cancer 2000;82:291-4.
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