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Feature, IoT/Smart Lighting, Outdoor
Tech firms team up to drive smart city lighting
The first collaborations between Samsung SDS and Telensa - announced this week – will be on 'smart city' lighting projects in Korea
TWO BIG names in 'smart city' lighting have teamed up to drive up adoption of the technology across the world.
Street lighting engineers in start cities will be able to add additional digital services to the city's street lighting network following the installation of the smart lighting technology.
Samsung SDS, the digital arm of Samsung, and Telensa, the British smart street lighting specialist, have announced that they are working together on smart city projects.
The two companies are collaborating on smart street lighting, in which Telensa has more than 1.7 million lights deployed, and the Urban Data Project – a cloud platform that creates a trust infrastructure for urban data, that enables cities to collect, protect and use their data for the benefit of all citizens.
The first collaboration will be in city projects in Korea, with wider deployments following across Asia Pacific and in the United States.
The initial area of collaboration is smart street lighting, where Telensa is the world market share leader.
By combining the Telensa PLANet streetlight control application with Samsung SDS's Brightics IoT platform, cities will be able to drive energy savings and can access a growing number of sensor applications.
Samsung SDS will provide its Brightics IoT, a data collecting platform specialized in retrieving and analysing big data, powered by AI. BTelensa will also leverage Samsung SDS's deep expertise in other areas such as 5G technology and blockchain, which require streetlight access for ubiquitous deployment.
Samsung SDS will also be working with Telensa on the Urban Data Project, a collaborative plan that creates a trust infrastructure for urban data, one that enables cities to collect, protect and use their data for the benefit of all citizens.
This collaboration will involve integrating Brightics IoT with Telensa's City Data Guardian, part of its wider Urban Data Project.
Urban data is the mosaic of street-by-street, real-time information that makes up a city's digital twin.
It includes mapping how people use the city, the mix of traffic on the roads, the hyper-local air quality and noise levels. This data is incredibly valuable for designing better city infrastructure, delivering more efficient city services, and making everything more transparent to empower citizens.
It is also potentially valuable to industries such as retail, real estate and insurance.
To date the use of urban data has been limited by two barriers. The first is trust – how can a city's Chief Data Officer apply best-practice privacy policies to data and provide transparency to citizens on how that data is protected and used.
The second is the cost of single-purpose sensors and the related cost of moving raw video data to the cloud.
The Urban Data Project aims to solve these problems. The City Data Guardian is the trust platform that enables cities to apply transparent privacy policies, comply with data regulations, and make data available to improve services and drive future city revenues.
Multi-Sensor Pods installed on streetlight poles, combine video and radar working together to provide a more complete picture. The pods employ AI and machine learning to extract detailed real-time insights from the raw data.
Sean Im, Senior Vice President of Solution Business Division at Samsung SDS, told Lux:'We're delighted to be working with Telensa to enable cities to harness and protect their urban data assets on behalf of their citizens.
'Brightics IoT will provide effective data collection and analytics, which will lead to improved quality of life for citizens. By combining the capabilities of both companies, Samsung SDS plans to further explore new possibilities to adopt the latest information technologies including AI and blockchain.'
Learn more about connected outdoor lighting at The Illuminated City conference taking place on Wednesday 13 November and Thursday 14 November 2019 at Lightspace London, co-located with LuxLive 2019. The events are London ExCeL. For more information and to register, click HERE.
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State Sen. Richard Devlin has announced that he will seek another term in the Oregon Legislature.
"I filed to return to the Senate because I'm focused on the priorities that make a difference for our future," the Tualatin Democrat said Friday evening. "We need to deliver more investment in public education, protect services for Oregonians in need and maintain a fiscally responsible government."
Devlin was first elected to the state Legislature in 1996. He served three terms in the House before his election in 2002 to the Senate, where he was majority leader from 2007-2010. Last year, he made an unsuccessful run for secretary of state but was defeated in the Democratic primary by Labor Commissioner Brad Avakian.
Devlin is one of the most influential lawmakers in Salem, where he co-chairs the Legislature's joint budget committee. In 2017, he sponsored the Reproductive Health Equity Act, the Oregon Vision Screening Act and a bill to establish the Willamette Falls Locks Commission.
"I'm proud of what I've accomplished," he said Friday, "but I think one of my underlying characteristics is to never be satisfied — always believing that I can do more."
Devlin represents Senate District 19, which includes Lake Oswego, Tualatin, West Linn, major portions of southwest Portland, Durham, Rivergrove and the Stafford area. Candidates have until March 6 to file for the May 2018 election.


By now, we all have heard about the Zika virus epidemic that spread rampantly throughout South and Central America in 2016. Transmitted primarily by mosquitoes and then through sexual contact, its side effects include a rash and severe birth defects of fetuses in pregnant women, such as microcephaly. However, the Zika virus might actually provide a benefit. On Tuesday, The Journal of Experimental Medicine published preliminary findings in which the Zika virus could be used as a targeted weapon in killing glioblastoma brain tumors. Zeeeek!
Glioblastoma is one of the most aggressive and lethal forms of brain cancer. The tumor stem cells are resistant to most treatments such as radiation and chemotherapy. Additionally, the tumor stem cells embed and grow amongst healthy brain tissue, making it very difficult to surgically remove these tumors. Therefore, doctors need to search for other unique treatments to combat glioblastoma.
Led by Dr. Michael Diamond and Dr. Milan Chheda from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri, as well as Dr. Jeremy Rich from University of California School of Medicine in San Diego, the experiment yielded some promising results. Because Zika virus attacks stem cells, thus causing the microcephaly seen in babies due to the naturally high amount of stem cells in their brains, using the virus to fight glioblastoma stem cells became a viable opportunity. The research team conducted the trial using samples of human brain tissue. Unlike other experiments with the West Nile virus that attacked both cancerous stem cells and healthy neurons, the Zika virus seemed to only target the cancerous stem cells, not damaing the healthy cells. Researchers further experimented with this result using live mice, and found that the "virus decelerated tumor growth, improving the animals' life expectancy," according to Medical News Today.
Though the initial findings provide hope in the battle against glioblastoma, further testing on the side effects of the virus is needed before the proposed treatment can proceed to human clinical trials.
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College students and their parents probably don't spend much time worrying about identity theft. But as students head back to school this fall, they should take precautions to prevent their identities from being stolen.
According to the Federal Trade Commission, there was a 20 percent increase in 2017 in the number of consumers who reported that their stolen data was used for credit card fraud on their existing accounts. Reports of student loan fraud surged more than 120 percent from a year earlier.
Students are hot commodities for thieves because they don't have much of a transaction history, making it harder to pinpoint unusual activity, says Adam Levin, founder of the cybersecurity firm CyberScout. "Scammers use phishing schemes to steal their personal and financial information for tax-related, financial, medical, and even criminal identity theft," he says.
Identity thieves use a variety of low- and high-tech strategies to steal a student's personal information. They include "shoulder surfing," in which a criminal looks over a victim's shoulder to see his or her ATM personal identification number, and sending out bogus credit card offers that ask for detailed information, says Levin.
Guard your numbers. Personal information that could be used by fraudsters, such as Social Security numbers, ATM codes, and computer passcodes, should be given to people only on a need-to-know basis, and to as few people as possible. Never carry your Social Security card and driver's license together, and never lend an ATM or credit card to anyone, says Levin.
Be careful when sending important documents by mail. Don't have important documents sent to dormitories and off-campus apartments where mail might not be secure. The Better Business Bureau urges college students to use a permanent address such as their parents' home or a post office box.
Sign up for transaction alerts. A free credit monitoring service can help find suspicious transactions, such as someone trying to make a purchase or make changes to your account, says Joe Whitchurch, head of Capital One's CreditWise, a credit monitoring service.
Use a strong password. A "passphrase" that would be difficult for hackers to guess may be a better option than a single word, says Whitchurch. He also says to be sure to use different passwords on different sites.
Avoid making payments by public WiFi. These networks may not be secure, allowing a thief to steal confidential information and even distribute malware to your computer, says Levin.
Be savvy on social media. Many students are so comfortable sharing their lives on such sites as Facebook, Twitter, and SnapChat that they give away too much information too easily. Meredith Krisher, security/process improvement manager with Ohio State's Student Life Technology Services, says that fraudsters can mine social media posts for information that could help them get past account security questions on various sites.
"Trusting, oversharing, and not adequately protecting access to their electronic devices are probably the most common mistakes that students make with regards to disseminating their personal information on social media," Krisher says.


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Rouge Valley on pole position in green energy race
A new ePole, a hybrid solar and wind generating station, rises above the Rouge Valley Conservation Centre, which plans to sell the power it generates back to the power grid. The money raised will be reinvested in the centre.
By Josh Ungar
After having a low-sitting solar panel stolen off the grounds in 2007, the Rouge Valley Conservation Centre has really stepped it up this year.
A new ePole, a hybrid solar and wind turbine generating station, was centre stage at this year's Fall for the Rouge Affair on Oct. 9. It had residents wondering why governments aren't looking into building more of these revolutionary power generators.
"Why don't they put more of these around here instead of these big, stupid propellers they keep trying to put in our lake," lamented Mary Collins, a resident of the Rouge. "These are a much better solution."
Proponents of the ePole say it takes the best aspects of wind and solar energy production, refines some of their flaws and combines them into a single, self-sufficient energy source while producing no negative emissions.
"These towers are completely silent, they generate 50 per cent more energy than turbines of the same size and they can operate in wind as low as 6 km/h," said Tim Bird, sales manager for EfstonScience, the designer of the ePole.
The Rouge Valley Conservation Centre's ePole was built last month and is on track to be hooked up to the Toronto Hydro power grid on Oct. 18. Rather than using the energy directly, the centre plans on selling the electricity to Toronto Hydro to help support the conservation area.
"We're going to put the power back into the grid and help support the local area," said Serena Lawrie, a Rouge Valley Foundation board member. "So basically we're selling it back to [Toronto] Hydro and all the money is being put into the conservation centre."
The Rouge Valley Conservation Centre already has a 20-year contract ensuring the new ePole generates money along with electricity. The pole, which cost about $100,000 to build, was paid for by government grants and public donations.
"The centre is looking at a 10–12 per cent return on every dollar they spent on the ePole, most investments bring you closer to 3 or 4 [per cent]," Bird said. "This is a sound investment and it promotes green energy."
EfstonScience designed the poles with wildlife in mind. The wind turbine is a solid turning piece of metal that birds and bats can see and avoid, unlike the rotating blades of regular wind turbines. With 12 solar panels mounted on the poles, they don't waste any space either.
"The next step is to have solar panels installed on the roof here at the conservation centre," Bird said. "We're hoping people start doing things like this at home."
A few similar poles have gone up around the city, including one at the EfstonScience shop at 3350 Dufferin St.
By: Josh Ungar
Posted: Oct 13 2010 2:04 pm
Edition: Scarborough
Topics: Rouge Valley • Rouge Valley Conservation Centre • Toronto Hydro
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Poetry är en poesitidskrift i USA, grundad 1912 av Harriet Monroe som blev en livslång redaktör för tidskriften.

I tidskriften publicerades dikter av bland andra William Carlos Williams, Ezra Pound, Carl Sandburg, Robert Frost, Langston Hughes, E.E. Cummings, Frank O'Hara, Sylvia Plath, Wallace Stevens och många andra. Den är bland annat känd för att ha varit den första som publicerade T.S. Eliots dikt "J. Alfred Prufrocks kärlekssång". Numera publicerar tidskriften regelbundet nya dikter av framstående poeter, men är främst inriktad på att introducera nya diktare.

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On April 1, 2010, the critically acclaimed Jokers Association of America (JAA) officially declared April Fools' Day to be null and void. JAA's president, I. B. Lyer, cited scientific reasons for this drastic revision.
Each year, two or three fundamental constants of the universe are tweaked on this day. In 1998, for instance, the value of pi was changed to 3, after a heated mathematical debate. Reformers repeatedly pointed out that as the universe is expanding, the radius of every circle is growing faster than its circumference. The traditionalists would not listen, saying that nothing ever changes. And even though the evidence for the new value of pi was found to be unequivocal and irrefutable by the International Panel on Constant Change (IPCC), the traditionalists were able to revert the value of pi to 3.14.
This year, the Large Hadron Collider is scheduled to smash protons at an energy of 42 TeV (teraelectron volts), and as a result "we cannot afford any sudden changes to the underlying structure of the proton," said nuclear physicist B. Lowup.
"As we've said before, we're certain that black holes will not form. But, if a few constants are changed in certain ways, a red hole could possibly appear. This would be even more catastrophic than a black hole," said Lowup. "Even a single red hole could spark a second Cold War. I think even with advanced nuclear technology, the Western world is not capable of surviving another red menace." For public safety concerns, the Large Hadron Collider is scheduled to be shut down this entire week, to prevent any possible cataclysm from rogue April Foolers.
Why did the JAA just now stop April Fools' Day? "Last year, or the year before, we did not have to deal with the Large Hadron Collider," continues Lowup.
Because of the large number of persons who still do not know about the ending of April Fools' Day, most organizations are allowed one Last April Fools' (LAF). After today, this ancient tradition will be no more.


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Atonement Coming of Age
Briony Tallis
And though it horrified her, it was another entry, a moment of coming into being, another first: to be hated by an adult. Children hated generously, capriciously. It hardly mattered. But to be the object of adult hatred was an initiation into a solemn new world. It was promotion. (1.13.3)
This is after Briony has interrupted Robbie and Cecilia in the library, but before she's falsely accused him of rape. So he doesn't actually hate her yet; he just thinks she's annoying. It's almost like wanting him to hate her makes him hate her, though. Imagining it makes it so, sort of. (See also the "Dreams, Hopes, and Plans" theme.)
Briony spoke with adult calm. "That's pretty strong, coming from you."
"Meaning what?"
That, Robbie knew, was not the question to ask. At this stage in her life Briony inhabited an ill-defined transitional space between the nursery and adult worlds which she crossed and recrossed unpredictably. In the present situation she was less dangerous as an indignant little girl. (1.11, 1.84-86)
And one more time with the irony. Robbie doesn't know just how dangerous Briony is as a semi-adult person who knows whatever happened in the library wasn't right but doesn't quite know why. Incidentally, it's Cecilia who says, "Meaning what?" For full effect, read it out loud as sneeringly as possible, as if your little sister just interrupted the most important moment of your life but you're at the dinner table and aren't allowed to throttle her.
Briony felt the disadvantage of being two years younger than the other girl, of having a full two years' refinement weigh against her, and now her play seemed a miserable, embarrassing thing. (1.1.36)
The sign that Briony is growing up here is actually that she's embarrassed that she's not grown up. If she were a bit younger, she wouldn't even care about being refined. It's being stuck in between that's the killer.
The very complexity of her feeling confirmed Briony in her view that she was entering an arena of adult emotion and dissembling from which her writing was bound to benefit. (1.10.1)
Again with the irony. This quote is right after Briony reads the note with the dirty words from Robbie to her sister, and decides he's a bad guy, leading her to accuse him of rape later on. This ruins his life, and gives her the subject for her novel. So her writing does benefit. Joy to her.
Her sandals revealed an ankle bracelet and toenails painted vermilion. The sight of these nails gave Briony a constricting sensation around her sternum, and she knew at once that she could not ask Lola to play the Prince. (1.1.5)
Lola is fifteen going on twenty-five. She can't play a prince because she's already working so hard at playing a princess. Briony, meanwhile, is freaked out by the slightest suggestion of sexuality. All of which is going to cause problems down the road…
Robbie Turner
Robbie stared at the woman, the girl he had always known, thinking the change was entirely in himself, and was as fundamental, as fundamentally biological, as birth. She returned his gaze, struck by the sense of her own transformation, and overwhelmed by the beauty in a face which a lifetime's habit had taught her to ignore. She whispered his name with the deliberation of a child trying out the distinct sounds. (1.11.66)
Sex as coming-of-age ritual. Not exactly original, but tried and true. Plus, Robbie and Cecilia are cute together. There's no denying that.
One word contained everything he felt, and explained why he was to dwell on this moment later. Freedom. In his life as in his limbs. Long ago, before he had even heard of grammar schools, he was entered for an exam that led him to one. Cambridge, much as he enjoyed it, was the choice of his ambitious headmaster. Even his subject was effectively chosen for him by a charismatic teacher. Now, finally, with the exercise of will, his adult life had begun. There was a story he was plotting with himself as the hero, and already its opening had caused a little shock among his friends. (1.8.42)
This is bat-you-over-the-head-and-make-you-cry-in-your-milk irony, here. Robbie dwells on the word "freedom" later because later he's in jail. He doesn't get to choose a profession; he doesn't get to start his adult life. Though he does get a story with himself as the hero, it's not plotted by him, and it's a tragedy, not an adventure. It does cause a shock among his friends, though. At least he's right about that.
"Do you think I assaulted your cousin?"
"Did you think it then?
She fumbled her words. "Yes, yes and no. I wasn't certain."
"And what's made you so certain now?
She hesitated, conscious that in answering she would be offering a form of defense, a rationale, and that it might enrage him further.
"Growing up." […]
She had been right to be wary. He was gripped by a kind of anger that passes itself off as wonderment.
"Growing up," he echoed. When he raised his voice she jumped. "Goddamnit! You're eighteen. How much growing up do you need to do? There are soldiers dying in the field at eighteen. Old enough to be left to die on the roads. Did you know that?"
"Yes." (3.405-415)
Robbie intends this to mean that if soldiers are old enough to die at eighteen, then Briony is past old enough to take responsibility for her actions. It does raise the question though—should 18-year-olds really be sent off to war? Briony maybe makes the soldiers seem too young, rather than the other way round.
Poor vain and vulnerable Lola, with the pearl-studded choker and the rosewater scent, who longed to throw off the last restraints of childhood, who saved herself from humiliation by falling in love, or persuading herself she had, and who could not believe her luck when Briony insisted on doing the talking and blaming. And what luck that was for Lola—barely more than a child, prized open and taken—to marry her rapist. (3.260)
What "humiliation" is Lola saved from exactly? We think the humiliation might have to do with old-fashioned ideas about female purity and the idea that a woman who wasn't a virgin wasn't marriage material. What do you think? It's hard to say for sure, because remember that we're only getting Briony's impression of what Lola thinks. In a lot of ways, the choices Lola makes on her way to growing up remain a mystery.
I was haunted by the thought of Lola […] She was always the superior older girl, one step ahead of me. But in that final important matter, I will be ahead of her, while she'll live on to be a hundred. I will not be able to publish in my lifetime. (4.24)
Remember that Emily Tallis never grows out of her dislike for her sister (Lola's mother) Hermione. Here Briony, at seventy-seven, still seems stuck in her childhood relationship to Lola, at least to some extent. Both Lola and Briony desperately wanted to grow up, but even pushing 80, they're still the same little girls in some ways.
More on Atonement Navigation
Part Two (Chapter 15)
Part Three (Chapter 16)
London, 1999 (Chapter 17)
Compassion and Forgiveness
Dreams, Hopes and Plans
Literature and Writing
Versions of Reality
Cecilia Tallis
Lola Quincey
The Tallis Family
The Tallis Family Servants
Robbie's Wartime Companions
Briony's Hospital Acquaintances
What's Up With the Epigraph?
The Trials of Arabella
The Vase And The Fountain


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Home News Desk Raise your glass to Veuve Clicquot's 2009 Business Woman Award Winner
Raise your glass to Veuve Clicquot's 2009 Business Woman Award Winner
Jennifer Kiely
It was time to pop the corks on bottles of bubbly last week when Mandy Foley-Quin, CEO of Stedmans Hospitality, was named Australian winner of the prestigious Veuve Clicquot Business Woman Award 2009.
Recognising exceptional women in business across 17 countries, Her Excellency Professor Marie Bashir AC CVO, Governor of New South Wales, made the announcement at the lunch attended by over one hundred Australian business power players.
The award's inception, not surprisingly, was in France in 1972. It honours Madame Clicquot who earned the reputation of 'la grande dame de la Champagne'. Widowed in 1805, Madame Clicquot took over her husband's business, building it into today's internationally recognised champagne house.
Ms Foley-Quin pipped three other outstanding finalists to take out the accolade, thanks to her reputation as an 'astute', 'intuitive', 'resilient' and 'tenacious' businesswoman – all qualities representative of Madame Clicquot.
Ms Foley-Quin's fellow finalists were Elizabeth Gray-Lewis, Managing Director of Gekko Systems, Naomi Simson, Founder and CEO of Red Balloon, and Nicole Hollows, CEO and Managing Director of Macarthur Coal. Ms Hollows was also honoured at the lunch with the global Veuve Clicquot Rising Star award, the first time the accolade has been awarded in Australia.
Mandy Foley-Quin
Stedmans Hospitality
Veuve Clicquot Business Woman Award
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Make them wave flags to cross the street : TreeHugger
In 1865, when the first "horseless carriages" were appearing on English roads, there was a lot of concern about cars hitting people (they weren't pedestrians yet) so they passed the Red Flag Locomotive act, which:
….required that self-propelled vehicles, or automobiles, travel at no more than 4mph in the countryside and no more than 2mph in cities. Furthermore, such vehicles must have a 'crew' of three people – one of which had to walk 60 yards in front waving a red flag (or carrying a lantern) to warn people that the automobile was coming.
Fast forward 150 years to Bridgeport, Connecticut and the tables have turned. Now pedestrians have to wave a flag to cross the street. The police chief says "Our police officers are out every day enforcing our traffic laws and working to keep our streets safe. But motorists are just part of the formula. In my mind, it will be worth it if this project prevents one injury or death."
So the other part of the formula is that pedestrians, at a marked pedestrian crossing, will have to wave a flag to let cars know that they are crossing. Because unlike in 1865, we know who owns the roads now. The thing is, these flag programs don't even work. TreeHugger emeritus Alex Davies, now with Wired, writes that a woman in Berkeley was hit in the first week. The City concluded that "the flag program did not seem to have a significant effect on pedestrian safety."
But hey, flags are cheap, the whole program is costing Bridgeport $500. Building pedestrian friendly infrastructure is expensive, and who walks anymore anyway. And everyone knows that pedestrians should dress in dayglo and carry flashlights if they want to live.
Red flag for cars/Public Domain
They had the right idea 150 years ago. Slow the cars down to a reasonable speed and make them carry the flag.
UPDATE: Mikael at Copenhagenize had a better idea when the Berkeley flags were waved:
Just ban walking altogether. Nevermind lowering the speed limits on the streets or installing traffic calming measures. Nah. Blame the squishy traffic users who are only stunting society's progress by showing up sans car.


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SAN FRANCISCO and MINNEAPOLIS, January 26, 2015 — Punch Through Design, a hardware and software development firm that brings Bluetooth Low Energy hacking to the masses, has released the Windows Bean Loader, the first-ever wireless Arduino programming app for Windows users. Using the loader app, Windows-based developers and hobbyists can easily upload code to their LightBlue Bean and experience the power of Bluetooth Low Energy, without cables or a physical connection to the LightBlue Bean.
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Primo's team sent us exciting news from their HQ about their contribution to the open source community. After the successful Kickstarter campaign to launch the wooden play-set that uses shapes, colours and spacial awareness to teach programming logic through a tactile, warm and magical learning experience, they took a step further. They released all the documentation and the instructions to produce a Primo prototype, different from the product that they make and sell.
We just finished the first edition of the Primo play-set open documentation, that includes the design files that we used to make our first prototype and a step-by-step guide to make your own version of the Primo play set. This "maker" version of our product can be assembled using rapid prototyping techniques and common tools like Arduino boards.
We recently published a preview of this documentation just for our Kickstarter backers, who already started to build their projects and to translate the document in their language. The FabLab in São Paulo for example already translated it in Brasilian Portuguese, while other languages like Dutch, Italian and Japanese are now in progress.
The whole documentation is completely transparent: it's written in Markdown using Jekyll and GitHub pages. In this way it is very easy for creators to modify, translate and use it as a starting point for their projects.
In parallel we are developing an industrial version of our product, using manufacture-quality materials and custom Arduino-compatible electronic boards.
And if you want to read about the experience of a dad making a DIY version in 1 month and a half of work, follow this link.
Primo is an Arduino At Heart partner. If you have a great project based on Arduino and want to join the program, read the details and then get in touch with us.
Primo and playful programming: last 3 days on Kickstarter!
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Here's the latest updates from Primo's team on their successful Kickstarter campaign. You have only 3 days left to pre-order your copy!
27 days on from our Kickstarter campaign for Primo, in collaboration with the Arduino at Heart program, we are pleased to announce that we have reached both our first funding goal at £ 35,000 and our first stretch goal at £ 40,000. This means that our little robot will evolve to allow makers to add sensors and actuators, amplifying greatly the Primo experience.
During this period we also successfully held our first workshop with children, which saw the Primo Play Set being operated in what in the future we hope will be a classroom in every school.
We are looking at a final stretch to reach our final stretch goal, which is to craft a 3 month school program in multiple languages, that can facilitate the adoption of Primo in schools all over the world. We are now offering Maker Workshops as a reward, where the Primo team will travel to your neighbourhood, workshop or school and teach you how to build more Primo's, use them and hack them, so as to get you started with your own R&D with the Primo Play Set.
Teach programming logic to kids with Primo – Now on Kickstarter!
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Primo is a play-set that uses shapes, colours and spacial awareness to teach programming logic through a tactile, warm and magical learning experience.
We are proud to announce that Primo is on Kickstarter now and it's an Arduino At Heart product!
Tell us a bit more how Primo was born?
It all started as a student project, when I was doing my master at MAInD in Lugano. There was this course called "Designing Advanced Artifacts" with Massimo Banzi and HABITS studio where each student had to choose a field for his project. My choice was "How can we teach science and technology to children in a playful way?".
The first thing I did was to visit a kindergarten, in Chiasso. There I spent a couple days talking with teachers and watching children playing. I was able to gather useful insights that are still very important for the development of Primo. Later I did some desktop research on how the same topic was approached in the past, I discovered "Mindstorms" from Seymour Papert, I think one of the most significant books in this field. That's how I also discovered Jean Piaget's early work in the field of cognitive psychology, where Papert took inspiration for his researches.
Papert translated his studies in Logo, a graphic computer software that was so innovative that it's still used in elementary and middle schools. It's like the father of Scratch, much simpler, but very powerful; the aim of Logo was in fact to enhance the way children face problems and assimilate knowledge. Most of Logo applications are purely on-screen, with some exceptions though, that are called "physical turtles". I wanted to start from there, with a different target and with the help of new prototyping tools like Arduino. A big challenge was to hide all the technology, screens and any "tech" element from the product. Everything is hidden, to create a "magic" and engaging experience, with no distractions. Children know that everything can happen on a screen, but wooden robots are still a pleasant surprise for them. The rest of the project was quite simple actually, I simplified the Logo concept into three main instructions: forward, left and right, then I also added a "function", for more advanced levels; the idea is in fact to create levels, with increasing difficulty and challenges. This is a key aspect of Primo, LOGO didn't have any challenge it's a pure expressing tools.
How does Primo it work?
There's this small smiling robot, that we call "cubetto", that got lost and it has to come back home. The only way to move it, is by giving it the right instructions. The set of instructions are very limited: forward and left or right turn, 90 degrees. They have to be placed in the right order into a board, with an empty "queue" of holes. In this way the children are composing basic algorithms to solve a problem, using just colored wooden blocks, no need for literacy or previous knowledge in computing, keyboards or screens. Basically the teacher (or the parent), places the cubetto and his house on the floor and the child has to figure out one way to bring cubetto home, using just a limited set of elements.
How did Primo became a product?
After the prototyping phase, along with Filippo Yacob of Brain Cube Corp., we decided to turn Primo into a real product, so we funded a company together, primo.io, with the intention of producing Primo industrially and hopefully distribute it to schools world-wide. We soon assembled a team with Josh Valman from MiProto, Lucia Rabago and Beatrice Finauro. Each member bringing his unique set of skills necessary to transform Primo into a real product produced in series. Production represented an entire new set of constraints, from financial to logistical. As a team we had to redesign for the real world. This changes your perception of the product. It was however a benefit that Primo was originally designed in a university setting, with no other focus other than the end user, we wouldn't have been as happy with the result had we began designing for commercial reasons.
And then you decided to take part to the Arduino At Heart Program, why?
We chose to take part in the initiative for a number of reasons. As a maker-centric company we concentrate on ideating and developing products. Marketing and publicity is a completely different type of activity, and an aspect of business that takes time to develop and execute effectively. Outsourcing this element of business, is normally prohibitively expensive for a small business, or virtually impossible to achieve. Arduino at Heart solves this problem by making their resources available in this field.
From the point of view of interaction design, what are the cool things about Primo, why is innovative?
I think that from the beginning we tried to develop a tool to learn technology, without showing the complexity behind it. Normally, we say that kids these days grow up with touch screens and computers, so we have to develop on these platforms. This is a safe road to follow, but we took the other one, we wanted to validate our theories, we knew that we could synthesize these concepts in a purely tangible form, without relying on any previously known cognitive interface. We created our own model, specifically crafted for our target. PCs, laptops and tablets were designed for other purposes, we started from scratch. Primo has been tested a lot, around 150 children used it so far, they liked it but we can't really say how much it can be innovative, until we see children using this extensively and improve their problem solving skills. For this reason we built a company around primo, now we are six people with very different backgrounds. We will be Kickstarter at the beginning of November, to see if other people will support the project, to spread it around schools, houses and keep improving it.
In the last couple of years, a series of initiative focused on kids making things with technology, coding and electronics have been launched all over the world. Why you chose to create something for kids, isn't it harder and more difficult to start form the young ones?
Maybe it's a bit more difficult because you can't interview or study their behavior directly. Of course they are very different from adults, they keep changing and learning new things very fast, so their conceptions and values can change over time. Everything has to be tested, but during tests it's also easier to see if they don't like something.
As you say lots of projects are simplifying code access to non technical people, that is great, it's like in the 80s with computers. We are bringing technology that just a few years ago was unaccessible to the people, with the consequence that more and more users have access to these technologies, musicians, artists, designers and why not, educators.


First day of winter and longest night of the year … so I thought we could use some sunshine.
Self-inflicted victimhood is overrated. I don't have to be a martyr this season. I don't technically have to do anything (as we established HERE).
What can we delegate? What can we leave behind? What do we need to do to fill ourselves up this season? It's like December is a competition that we're bent on winning, come hell or high water.
I think I'd rather take a nap.
Several years ago, Eric took over purchasing presents for the girls; I just do stockings (which is way more fun). We don't put up holiday lights — but we do like hopping in the car as a family to take in the lights around town. And there are a couple of holiday gatherings we attend every year because we enjoy them.
So this is just a reminder: We don't have to do it all. We don't have to crumble under the weight of our own expectations. Trisha says so, that's why — okay?
Thank you, I needed to hear this, permission to relax a little and not stress so much!


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SAN BERNARDINO – The first Measure Z Citizens Oversight Committee to meet in more than a year ended with committee members and city officials alike puzzling over how best to report the way City Hall is using a special tax intended to aid police hiring and youth services.
The committee met Tuesday night at City Hall, and a major subject of discussion was panel members' interest in understanding to what degree Measure Z dollars may "supplant" pre-existing personnel expenditures.
Measure Z proponents said during the campaign leading to its passage in November 2006 that higher sales taxes would allow the Police Department to hire several more officers. San Bernardino had 330 police officers on its payroll before Measure Z passed, but its current staffing was reported as 325 officers.
"We're supplanting the general fund. That's exactly what we're doing. I'm not saying there's anything we can do about it, but it's what we're doing," said Robert Evans, a panel member and former police officer.
As planned, Measure Z would have allowed the city to employ up to 356 police officers. The oft-cited figure of 40 new police officers would have included 26 new hires and 14 officers authorized in fiscal 2006-07.
Since Measure Z's passage, the City Council has approved millions after millions in budget cuts in response to falling tax revenues. Pending budget cuts may result in the city having fewer than 300 officers on its roster by July.
City Finance Director Barbara Pachon and Police Chief Keith Kilmer did not agree with the idea that Measure Z dollars were being used to supplant pre-existing expenses. Without Measure Z dollars, the Police Department would have faced deeper budget cuts.
"If you did not have Measure Z, you'd have even less officers," Pachon said.
San Bernardino voters also passed Measure YY when they gave their assent to Measure Z. Measure YY was an advisory measure calling for Measure Z money to be spent on youth services in addition to law enforcement.
Thus far, almost all Measure Z dollars have gone to police- related expenses. The Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department received about $161,000 in fiscal 2009-10 but is not getting a single dollar in Measure Z revenues during the current fiscal year.
A federal grant taking the place of Measure Z money has been used to keep the city's two Operation Phoenix youth centers open, parks director Kevin Hawkins said. His department would need $350,000 to fully staff three Operation Phoenix centers, he said.
Committee members agreed to meet again Nov. 10.


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Q: CSS3 Transition not working properly So I have the exact same CSS3 transition in to places, just with different markup.
one is using just an image in an li wrapped in an anchor tag, and one is using an li tag with an anchor tag inside of that which wraps a figure and a figcaption..
here is the markup.

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here is the css for the markup shown above..
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}
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    display: inline-block;
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    width: 65px;
    height: 40px;
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    top: -20px;
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    color: #9ecd41;
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}
.teamProfiles > li > a:hover::after {
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What the heck am I missing?! its driving me crazy not being able to figure it out..
and yes i'm aware its only got the -webkit-transition property. Thats cause i'm working in Chrome to figure it out.. I had them all and tried in every browser and nothing worked. So I just left this one and was gonna figure it out in Chrome first.
any help trying to spot my stupidity would be awesome! :)

A: Have you tried removing the ::after for the :hover pseudo?

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Quorn boss leaving on a high note after decade at the helm
By Holly Williams, PA Deputy City Editor
PA Media: Money 4 December 2019
The boss of meat-free food giant Quorn is swapping boardroom notes for musical ones after announcing plans to stand down next year to take on non-executive roles and spend more time playing with his band.
Chief executive Kevin Brennan will cap a near decade-long tenure when he hands over the reins in January.
He will be succeeded by Marco Bertacca, who was most recently managing director for Alaska Milk Corporation in the Philippines.
Kevin Brennan formed The County Affair band in 2017 (The County Affair/PA)
Mr Bertacca will start on January 6, but Mr Brennan will remain with the group until mid-2020 in a consultancy role to ensure a smooth handover.
Mr Brennan, who joined Quorn Foods from Kellogg's in 2010, said the "time is now right" to step down and he is looking forward to playing more with his band, The County Affair.
He said: "The next five years are going to be defining for our business and requires consistent and strong leadership to chart the course that the company will take.
"After 10 years in charge, I feel I have made a significant contribution, but the time is now right for me to move on to non-executive roles, and give myself more time for my music."
A keen guitarist, Mr Brennan formed The County Affair in 2017, playing Irish and American-influenced music.
Mr Brennan's reign has seen Quorn – which is headquartered in Stokesley, North Yorkshire – grow into a firm with annual sales of more than £200 million, employing around 800 people and exporting to 20 countries worldwide.
The group – which is owned by Philippines-based food firm Monde Nissin – saw sales lift 7% in 2018 as it continued to benefit from the rising trend for veganism and alternatives to meat.
But the group has struggled to meet growing demand, which held back sales growth last year.
Mr Brennan's push to increase spending on research and development – to £5 million last year – also pegged back profits, which fell 16% to £27 million in 2018.
The group recently opened a new manufacturing facility in Billingham, in the North East, with aims to double its capacity as it seeks to meet increasing demand.
Henry Soesanto, chief executive of Monde Nissin, said: "Kevin has made a transformational impact on the Quorn business, but we understand his desire to step down at this point and thank him for his commitment to the company throughout his tenure."
He added: "We are delighted to have found a new chief executive of such a high calibre in Marco Bertacca, and are confident that his leadership will continue to drive Quorn Foods' innovation and growth."
Mr Bertacca has an "extensive" career in international food brands, according to Quorn, having previously held senior roles at firms including Marmite-owner Unilever.
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Morphology and Systematics
The mosquito vectors all belong to the subfamily Culicinae and nearly all belong to 3 genera namely Culex (Cx.), Aedes (Ae.) and Ochlerotatus (Oc.). In the case of Aedes, 2 different subgenera Aedimorphus (Adm.) and Neomelaniconion (Neo.) are important while all the important Culex belong to the subgenus Culex (Cux.). This module on mosquitoes describes the main features of mosquito morphology and shows how these are used to identify the 3 genera. Identification of individual species is a specialist's job but some of the vector species have striking features that make them readily identifiable – these will be described. It is also shown how the morphology of the male genitalia and the larva is essential for distinguishing members of the important Cx. pipiens complex.
All mosquitoes have "complete metamorphosis" with a life cycle of egg – larva - pupa - adult, but the biology of Culex differs from that of Aedes and Ochlerotatus, particularly in the egg stage.
Culex species are mainly bird feeders biting at night and feed on mammals to a lesser extent. In contrast Aedes and Ochlerotatus are avid feeders on livestock and humans that bite mainly in the daytime. Culex deposits a raft of eggs on water while the other genera deposit their eggs singly on a moist substrate such as mud at the margin of a flooded area. Provided that the humidity is adequate in this microhabitat these eggs can survive for long periods until the next rains. Hence, Culex must bridge the winter or dry season as either quiescent or hibernating larvae and/or adults while the other 2 genera can survive as quiescent or diapausing eggs buried just below the soil surface. Shortly after emerging from the pupae the adults mate and the female seeks a blood-meal. Both sexes feed on floral nectar and plant sap, the male relying entirely on these for his sustenance.
Rift Valley fever is confined to Africa and Saudi Arabia, while WSL is confined to Africa except for an unconfirmed occurrence in Thailand. Until recently WN virus was known only in Africa, Israel, India, Pakistan and France but has now spread to further parts of Europe and widely through the USA. Of the equine encephalitis viruses, EEE and WEE are endemic to the USA while VEE occurs in the tropical and subtropical Americas. Mosquito vectors of these viruses have been identified in all these areas and will be listed in this module.
Arboviruses by definition multiply in both vertebrates and certain arthropods including mosquitoes as considered here. These mosquito vectors are therefore most important as they both play a role in maintenance of the viruses and also transmit them to livestock and humans to cause illness and sometimes mortality. The transmission cycles for each of the viruses are described in this module. Vectors of RVF virus are species of Aedes (Aedimorphus), Ochlerotatus (Ochlerotatus) and Culex (Culex). The interepidemic period usually lasts for years and vertical (transovarial) transmission may be one mechanism for virus survival through this period. Wesselsbron virus has a very similar ecology to RVF except Culex species are not involved as vectors. West Nile virus is transmitted between wild birds by Culex (Culex) species in an endemic cycle and from this cycle infection is transmitted to horses and humans sometimes by additional link vectors. The equine encephalitis viruses (EEE and WEE) are similar to WN in that they also have endemic cycles between birds and mosquitoes but further link vectors transmit these viruses to horses and humans. VEE virus has a complex ecology involving rodents and a number of mosquito species and there are also endemic and epidemic subtypes of this virus.
There are a variety of ways stabled horses can be protected against mosquito bites which will be described. Alternatively, stables and barns can be sprayed with carefully chosen insecticides as will be recommended. As to RVF and WSL outbreaks on farms in Africa, immunization of stock should be the first line of defence. Mosquito densities can then be reduced, if necessary, by using an appropriate larvicide such as the insect growth regulator Methoprene.
Collection methods
The reasons for collecting insects will be listed but they are mainly directed at determining which species are vectors in a particular locality. To find out which species are present in an area,it is necessary to employ a variety of collection methods, including larval collections, as will be described. The main methods for collecting adults depend on either animal bait (humans or sheep) or CO2 bait. Also the "gravid trap" that collects gravid Culex mosquitoes as they come to oviposit will be explained. Sources for obtaining traps will be mentioned as will ways of killing mosquitoes and preserving specimens.
This Work, Mosquitoes, by Dr Peter Jupp is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
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final class PhabricatorProjectQuery
  extends PhabricatorCursorPagedPolicyAwareQuery {

  private $ids;
  private $phids;
  private $memberPHIDs;
  private $slugs;
  private $phrictionSlugs;
  private $names;
  private $datasourceQuery;
  private $icons;
  private $colors;

  private $status       = 'status-any';
  const STATUS_ANY      = 'status-any';
  const STATUS_OPEN     = 'status-open';
  const STATUS_CLOSED   = 'status-closed';
  const STATUS_ACTIVE   = 'status-active';
  const STATUS_ARCHIVED = 'status-archived';

  private $needSlugs;
  private $needMembers;
  private $needWatchers;
  private $needImages;

  public function withIDs(array $ids) {
    $this->ids = $ids;
    return $this;
  }

  public function withPHIDs(array $phids) {
    $this->phids = $phids;
    return $this;
  }

  public function withStatus($status) {
    $this->status = $status;
    return $this;
  }

  public function withMemberPHIDs(array $member_phids) {
    $this->memberPHIDs = $member_phids;
    return $this;
  }

  public function withSlugs(array $slugs) {
    $this->slugs = $slugs;
    return $this;
  }

  public function withPhrictionSlugs(array $slugs) {
    $this->phrictionSlugs = $slugs;
    return $this;
  }

  public function withNames(array $names) {
    $this->names = $names;
    return $this;
  }

  public function withDatasourceQuery($string) {
    $this->datasourceQuery = $string;
    return $this;
  }

  public function withIcons(array $icons) {
    $this->icons = $icons;
    return $this;
  }

  public function withColors(array $colors) {
    $this->colors = $colors;
    return $this;
  }

  public function needMembers($need_members) {
    $this->needMembers = $need_members;
    return $this;
  }

  public function needWatchers($need_watchers) {
    $this->needWatchers = $need_watchers;
    return $this;
  }

  public function needImages($need_images) {
    $this->needImages = $need_images;
    return $this;
  }

  public function needSlugs($need_slugs) {
    $this->needSlugs = $need_slugs;
    return $this;
  }

  protected function getPagingColumn() {
    return 'name';
  }

  protected function getPagingValue($result) {
    return $result->getName();
  }

  protected function getReversePaging() {
    return true;
  }

  protected function loadPage() {
    $table = new PhabricatorProject();
    $conn_r = $table->establishConnection('r');

    // NOTE: Because visibility checks for projects depend on whether or not
    // the user is a project member, we always load their membership. If we're
    // loading all members anyway we can piggyback on that; otherwise we
    // do an explicit join.

    $select_clause = '';
    if (!$this->needMembers) {
      $select_clause = ', vm.dst viewerIsMember';
    }

    $data = queryfx_all(
      $conn_r,
      'SELECT p.* %Q FROM %T p %Q %Q %Q %Q %Q',
      $select_clause,
      $table->getTableName(),
      $this->buildJoinClause($conn_r),
      $this->buildWhereClause($conn_r),
      $this->buildGroupClause($conn_r),
      $this->buildOrderClause($conn_r),
      $this->buildLimitClause($conn_r));

    $projects = $table->loadAllFromArray($data);

    if ($projects) {
      $viewer_phid = $this->getViewer()->getPHID();
      $project_phids = mpull($projects, 'getPHID');

      $member_type = PhabricatorProjectProjectHasMemberEdgeType::EDGECONST;
      $watcher_type = PhabricatorObjectHasWatcherEdgeType::EDGECONST;

      $need_edge_types = array();
      if ($this->needMembers) {
        $need_edge_types[] = $member_type;
      } else {
        foreach ($data as $row) {
          $projects[$row['id']]->setIsUserMember(
            $viewer_phid,
            ($row['viewerIsMember'] !== null));
        }
      }

      if ($this->needWatchers) {
        $need_edge_types[] = $watcher_type;
      }

      if ($need_edge_types) {
        $edges = id(new PhabricatorEdgeQuery())
          ->withSourcePHIDs($project_phids)
          ->withEdgeTypes($need_edge_types)
          ->execute();

        if ($this->needMembers) {
          foreach ($projects as $project) {
            $phid = $project->getPHID();
            $project->attachMemberPHIDs(
              array_keys($edges[$phid][$member_type]));
            $project->setIsUserMember(
              $viewer_phid,
              isset($edges[$phid][$member_type][$viewer_phid]));
          }
        }

        if ($this->needWatchers) {
          foreach ($projects as $project) {
            $phid = $project->getPHID();
            $project->attachWatcherPHIDs(
              array_keys($edges[$phid][$watcher_type]));
            $project->setIsUserWatcher(
              $viewer_phid,
              isset($edges[$phid][$watcher_type][$viewer_phid]));
          }
        }
      }
    }

    return $projects;
  }

  protected function didFilterPage(array $projects) {
    if ($this->needImages) {
      $default = null;

      $file_phids = mpull($projects, 'getProfileImagePHID');
      $files = id(new PhabricatorFileQuery())
        ->setParentQuery($this)
        ->setViewer($this->getViewer())
        ->withPHIDs($file_phids)
        ->execute();
      $files = mpull($files, null, 'getPHID');
      foreach ($projects as $project) {
        $file = idx($files, $project->getProfileImagePHID());
        if (!$file) {
          if (!$default) {
            $default = PhabricatorFile::loadBuiltin(
              $this->getViewer(),
              'project.png');
          }
          $file = $default;
        }
        $project->attachProfileImageFile($file);
      }
    }

    if ($this->needSlugs) {
      $slugs = id(new PhabricatorProjectSlug())
        ->loadAllWhere(
          'projectPHID IN (%Ls)',
          mpull($projects, 'getPHID'));
      $slugs = mgroup($slugs, 'getProjectPHID');
      foreach ($projects as $project) {
        $project_slugs = idx($slugs, $project->getPHID(), array());
        $project->attachSlugs($project_slugs);
      }
    }

    return $projects;
  }

  private function buildWhereClause($conn_r) {
    $where = array();

    if ($this->status != self::STATUS_ANY) {
      switch ($this->status) {
        case self::STATUS_OPEN:
        case self::STATUS_ACTIVE:
          $filter = array(
            PhabricatorProjectStatus::STATUS_ACTIVE,
          );
          break;
        case self::STATUS_CLOSED:
        case self::STATUS_ARCHIVED:
          $filter = array(
            PhabricatorProjectStatus::STATUS_ARCHIVED,
          );
          break;
        default:
          throw new Exception(
            "Unknown project status '{$this->status}'!");
      }
      $where[] = qsprintf(
        $conn_r,
        'status IN (%Ld)',
        $filter);
    }

    if ($this->ids !== null) {
      $where[] = qsprintf(
        $conn_r,
        'id IN (%Ld)',
        $this->ids);
    }

    if ($this->phids !== null) {
      $where[] = qsprintf(
        $conn_r,
        'phid IN (%Ls)',
        $this->phids);
    }

    if ($this->memberPHIDs !== null) {
      $where[] = qsprintf(
        $conn_r,
        'e.dst IN (%Ls)',
        $this->memberPHIDs);
    }

    if ($this->slugs !== null) {
      $slugs = array();
      foreach ($this->slugs as $slug) {
        $slugs[] = rtrim(PhabricatorSlug::normalize($slug), '/');
      }

      $where[] = qsprintf(
        $conn_r,
        'slug.slug IN (%Ls)',
        $slugs);
    }

    if ($this->phrictionSlugs !== null) {
      $where[] = qsprintf(
        $conn_r,
        'phrictionSlug IN (%Ls)',
        $this->phrictionSlugs);
    }

    if ($this->names !== null) {
      $where[] = qsprintf(
        $conn_r,
        'name IN (%Ls)',
        $this->names);
    }

    if ($this->icons !== null) {
      $where[] = qsprintf(
        $conn_r,
        'icon IN (%Ls)',
        $this->icons);
    }

    if ($this->colors !== null) {
      $where[] = qsprintf(
        $conn_r,
        'color IN (%Ls)',
        $this->colors);
    }

    $where[] = $this->buildPagingClause($conn_r);

    return $this->formatWhereClause($where);
  }

  private function buildGroupClause($conn_r) {
    if ($this->memberPHIDs || $this->datasourceQuery) {
      return 'GROUP BY p.id';
    } else {
      return $this->buildApplicationSearchGroupClause($conn_r);
    }
  }

  private function buildJoinClause($conn_r) {
    $joins = array();

    if (!$this->needMembers !== null) {
      $joins[] = qsprintf(
        $conn_r,
        'LEFT JOIN %T vm ON vm.src = p.phid AND vm.type = %d AND vm.dst = %s',
        PhabricatorEdgeConfig::TABLE_NAME_EDGE,
        PhabricatorProjectProjectHasMemberEdgeType::EDGECONST,
        $this->getViewer()->getPHID());
    }

    if ($this->memberPHIDs !== null) {
      $joins[] = qsprintf(
        $conn_r,
        'JOIN %T e ON e.src = p.phid AND e.type = %d',
        PhabricatorEdgeConfig::TABLE_NAME_EDGE,
        PhabricatorProjectProjectHasMemberEdgeType::EDGECONST);
    }

    if ($this->slugs !== null) {
      $joins[] = qsprintf(
        $conn_r,
        'JOIN %T slug on slug.projectPHID = p.phid',
        id(new PhabricatorProjectSlug())->getTableName());
    }

    if ($this->datasourceQuery !== null) {
      $tokens = PhabricatorTypeaheadDatasource::tokenizeString(
        $this->datasourceQuery);
      if (!$tokens) {
        throw new PhabricatorEmptyQueryException();
      }

      $likes = array();
      foreach ($tokens as $token) {
        $likes[] = qsprintf($conn_r, 'token.token LIKE %>', $token);
      }

      $joins[] = qsprintf(
        $conn_r,
        'JOIN %T token ON token.projectID = p.id AND (%Q)',
        PhabricatorProject::TABLE_DATASOURCE_TOKEN,
        '('.implode(') OR (', $likes).')');
    }

    $joins[] = $this->buildApplicationSearchJoinClause($conn_r);

    return implode(' ', $joins);
  }

  public function getQueryApplicationClass() {
    return 'PhabricatorProjectApplication';
  }

  protected function getApplicationSearchObjectPHIDColumn() {
    return 'p.phid';
  }

}


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In the Langston Hughes poem, Mother to Son, Hughes wrote, "Life for me ain't been no crystal stair". It's interesting, as a therapist my clients tend to think that I have all the answers and the magic potion to make them feel rejuvenated and new. That I can navigate through life making the right decisions due to my education to ensure that I make all the right decisions and can handle everything with ease. I wish it was all that simple… As a therapist of course we have a theoretical foundation that we implement with our clients, however we are people too. Sometimes you can assist individuals in need because we have been through or currently going through what they are going through. Not to mention the myth is sometimes true, "every therapist has had or has a therapist". This is just an example of when I needed to seek assistance myself.
On a beautiful summer night, I began to walk out of the front door and try to gain my composure; I got in my vehicle and began to drive in the direction that provides comfort and security. I cried during the entire drive and felt that my world was crumbling. I can't believe I am in this state. How could I let myself get to the point where I cannot keep my emotions together, is what I continuously thought to myself. I knew that I needed some type of intervention to become my normal self, or what I thought would be normal again or what felt to be normal again. As I reached my destination, my body felt heavy. I felt that I was walking in quick sand and I was sinking. As the door opened I just collapsed. What is wrong with me? I haven't been in any type of physical activity that would create this exhaustion! Not only was I exhausted, but also I could not sleep. As I lay in bed, my mind would not stop going over the days, months, and yearly events. Where did I go wrong? What was I doing that I could not prevent horrible events in my life? As I could see the sun seeping into the blinds I knew I needed help. I had been awake for 24 hours. What was I going to do and what was going to be my next step because the comfortable and secure place I felt was my safe haven seemed to be evaded. I knew I needed help, but what was I going to do… I knew going to my primary doctor could not fix this, talking to friends and family members could not comfort, and the exercise that I use to escape to seemed to be such an overwhelming task that I just stopped. But wait a minute… I am a therapist. Let me think of what I would tell one of my clients? Then I had another thought, how could I just eliminate seeking assistance by going to talk with a mental health professional?
Knowing you need help is not the most difficult concept individuals have difficulty accepting (including me). The difficult task is stating that you need to seek professional guidance. It's scary and can lend to the connotation that you do not have everything under control. However, it's ok! No one can have everything under control all the time! Trust me, I am a therapist and you can read in my first paragraph how I was unraveling. No matter your training or who you are, there comes a point in your life where you need someone to be a non-judgmental party that can help you navigate through difficult times.
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Sugar River, Mount Horeb, and McFarland are part of the same sectional along with Edgewood, and all four programs are very familiar with one another. Edgewood Crusaders coach Chris Martinelli discusses the final four in the sectional and how his team has improved during the 2018 season.
One of the biggest advantages for all four teams, of course, is geography. The close proximity to Madison and larger programs, and Edgewood's regular games against the other Madison city schools, gives the smaller schools big opportunities to play top competition. That's given the regular teams out of this sectional a positive heading into the state finals, because whoever emerges from the area will be tested.
Edgewood plays Mount Horeb on Thursday. The winner faces McFarland or Sugar River on Saturday for a trip to state.


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namespace Axstrad\Bundle\PageBundle\Tests\Functional\TestAdmin;

use Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Bundle\Bundle;

/**
 * Axstrad\Bundle\PageBundle\Tests\Functional\Bundle\AxstradTestPageAdminBundle
 *
 * @author Dan Kempster <dev@dankempster.co.uk>
 * @license MIT
 * @package Axstrad/PageBundle
 * @subpackage Tests
 */
class AxstradTestPageAdminBundle extends Bundle
{

}


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Q: use sass transformer in intellij dart When I use the dart plugin and a "Javascript Debug" Run/Debug Configuration (idea config site) and use the sass transformer (sass package) the transformer is not called.
Running pub serve executes the transformer correctly.
How do I tell Intellij to use the transformer?

A: There is nothing to do in IntelliJ. Maybe ensure you don't enable the SASS watcher in IntelliJ as well, they might collide.
This might be a bug in the SASS transformer or your pubspec.yaml.

A: Pub Serve should be started automatically by the IDE when you start your run configuration. Take a look at Pub Serve tool window, may be there are any errors/warnings.