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DIL-E-MOMIN EP 7: ASHI & MOMIN'S FATE IS IN THE DARK
Dil-e-Momin continues to soar high as the show progresses into its fourth week. The audiences are loving the performances, the drama and emotions and its brilliant screenplay. The show is garnering high ratings and unanimous appreciation.
You can read the review of Dil-e-Momin ep 6 here
Ashi reminisces about her conversation with Momin
This week's first episode began with Ashi remembering the promise she made to Momin that she will only wear a ring on her left hand from his hands and no one else.
Imaam sahab continues to be source of comfort for Momin
The imaam of the neighborhood mosque who adores Momin tells him that Allah will create a way for him and Ashi to be together.
Ashi gets engaged
The guy of Jameel's choice and his mother come to their house to make things official by exchanging rings between the two. When Ashi extends her left hand, they see burn marks on it, there by fulfilling her promise. He puts the ring on her left hand. Just then, Momin's mother comes to their house and sees Ashi's engagement.
Momin learns of Ashi's engagement
Momin's mother is distraught as she comes homes and breaks the news to her family. Momin hears it too and proceeds to go to Ashi's house. Before he could leave, his father warns him to think of his two young sisters before taking any decision.
Momin has a confrontation with Jameel and Ashi
Jameel asks Momin to go away because Ashi is engaged now. Momin asks Ashi if she is happy with this engagement to which she says no but asks him if he has the courage to take her away right this instant. He tells her he doesn't want to be with her like that. Tired and angry of Momin waiting for a miracle, she tells him to leave.
Ashi reminds Momin of the promise she made to him
Ashi, in a fit of rage, tells Momin to not accuse her of being disloyal to her because she didn't let another man put a ring on her hand, like she promised to him. Ashi's mother explains to her that he has a family and sisters. He can't do something for which he will have to repent for the rest of his life.
Maya wants everyone to leave her alone
Maya's mother wants to know why her phone is switched off and she is avoiding her friends. She says its nothing and doesn't want to talk about it. Her mother tells her she waited half her life to talk to her husband and now she will have to wait the rest of her life to talk to Maya. Upon realizing her rude behavior, she apologizes to her mother and assures her everything is alright.
The episode was charged with drama and emotion. Ashi's scene with Momin was a particularly intense one. The acting from everyone remains amazing. The drama has managed to maintain a steady pace which is always a plus point.
To find out what happens next, keep watching Dil-e-Momin on Fridays and Saturdays at 8 pm on Geo TV.


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George Obiozor Emerges President-General Of Ohanaeze Ndigbo
Former Nigerian Ambassador to the United States Professor George Obiozor emerges new President General of the Igbo socio-cultural group Ohanaeze Ndigbo.
He scored 304 votes to beat two other contestants to emerge the winner in a just-concluded election at the Dan Anyiam Stadium Owerri.
Present at the election were the Governors of Imo and Ebonyi State, Minister of Labour Chris Ngige, Minister of Science and technology Ogbonnaya Onu, Senator Andy Uba, former President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Gary Igariwe, ArchBishop of the Enugu Province, Anglican Communion, Most Rev. Emmanuel Chukwuma and a host of other senators and lawmakers from the southeast and south-south.
Before the election today, Professor Obiozor had emerged as a consensus candidate at Imeobi meeting convened by the Nwodo-led executive of Ohaneze Ndigbo, but his emergence was described as unconstitutional by some aspirants.
The 78-year-old professor was Nigeria's ambassador to the United States from 2004 to 2008.
He was also a former Director-General of the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Former High Commissioner to Cyprus, and also Nigeria's former ambassador to Israel, from 1999 to 2003.
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17-year-old was 'purposefully set on fire and burned alive' in 2017, Colorado sheriff says
PARK COUNTY, Colo. -- The Park County Sheriff's Office said on Monday that they believe 17-year-old Maggie Long was "purposefully set on fire and burned alive" inside her Bailey home on Dec. 1, 2017, according to KDVR.
Park County Sheriff Tom McGraw said that there are three suspects still at large in the case who they say spent a "significant amount of time inside the home" with Maggie.
Authorities released new sketches of the suspects but said that the suspects may have changed appearances since the incident. McGraw said more sketches may be forthcoming.
"We believe this was a targeted crime and that there are at least three suspects still at large," McGraw said during a press conference on Monday. "Maggie was purposely set on fire and burned alive."
McGraw says one of the suspects may have sustained an injury from that night, and they've ruled out more than one hundred people based on hundreds of tips from the public. McGraw says they don't know if the suspects knew Long, but "it's a possibility."
The sheriff said Monday that it's believed the suspects targeted Long's home but didn't necessarily have prior intention to target Long herself.
McGraw also said that the reward in the case has been increased to $50,000 and a new website, MaggieLongTaskForce.com, has been created so the public can leave anonymous tips.
"Somebody knows what happened," said McGraw. "Every tip will be addressed."
The case remains under investigation. The Colorado Bureau of Investigation, ATF, and the FBI Denver Division will continue to assist the Park County Sheriff's Office with the investigation. Dozens of DNA samples have been collected.
Long was reported missing after she did not show up to a concert at her school, Platte Canyon High School. Her remains were discovered at her burned home off Park County County Road 43 in Bailey that night.
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TreeHugger recently had the chance to speak with Stephen Leahy, the author of the new book "Your Water Footprint." The book looks beyond the everyday water uses that we're most familer with, like showering and cooking, and explores the water that we rely on unknowingly. This is the "virtual water" that grows the food we eat, is used to generate electricity, and produce our electronics.
"It's an enormous amount of water that we end up consuming every day without realizing it," said Leahy.
The book is full of water-saving tips, and below we've shared a few.
It may seem like a cup of coffee and a cup of tea contain the same amount of liquid, but growing coffee beans is a much more water-intense process than growing tea leaves. The amount of virtual water needed to produce a cup of tea is 9 gallons, while the amount of virtual water in a cup of coffee is 37 gallons.
According to Leahy, ordering a small cheese pizza instead of a cheeseburger reduces the water footprint of your meal by 301 gallons. Beef requires a lot of water to produce, because of the massive amount of feed that cows consume. On the whole, a plant-based diet has a much smaller water footprint than one that contains meat or other animal products.
In order to work properly, the garbage disposal in your kitchen sink needs a lot of water and some energy too. But it's not really the best way to get rid of food scraps, because it can put stress on your area's septic system and requires even more energy to clean that water at the local waste treatment facility. Instead, you'll save water by composting kitchen scraps.
Jeans have a very large virtual water footprint, about 2,100 gallons per pair. Most of that water is used for growing the cotton, but water is also used to wash and dye the denim. The next time you need a new pair, check out a vintage shop or second-hand store instead of buying new.
Use rain barrels to collect water from the downspouts. This way, you won't be using the treated drinking water that's in your tap to water your plants. Even if you still have to turn on the sprinklers or hook up the hose sometimes, you'll still get significant water savings.
"Your Water Footprint" is full of water-saving tips, and we've shared a few.


Welcome to Penn Nursing Online Learning!
Online Learning at the School of Nursing features fully and partially-online, for-credit courses that use both online course sites (in Canvas) and video conferencing tools (usually Adobe Connect or BlueJeans).
More than just a means to download course readings and email classmates, online learning at Penn Nursing is designed to facilitate faculty and student interaction and collaboration. Through multimedia tools, asynchronous and synchronous lectures, and real-time discussion, students become actively engaged with the material.
How are online courses different from other courses I have attended?
The following breakdown illustrates the differences among online, hybrid (partially online), and traditional courses you may have attended previously.
100% of the course is conducted fully online.
A Learning Management System (LMS), such as Canvas, is used for all communication and class work.
There are no required on-campus class meetings.
Typically, 50% or more of traditional face-to-face class time is replaced with online or out-of-class work.
Courses make use of an LMS or other online tools for coursework and communication.
Class time is schedule to work in conjunction with online coursework and activities.
Courses are set up in a traditional, face-to-face format.
An LMS and/or other online tools are used together with the classroom to supplement face-to-face coursework.
Class time and meetings occur normally.
How do I identify an online or hybrid course?
How do I know if I'm ready for an online course?
What are the benefits and challenges of taking an online Penn Nursing course?
Students and faculty enjoy flexibility, access, and convenience in courses that can be taken and delivered from any location.
Interaction and engagement can be seen from all class participants and not only the few who are comfortable raising their hands. Students have the opportunity to reflect prior to writing a response.
Successful online programs can also lead to increased satisfaction, higher retention, and enrollment for students who are able to satisfy requirements and pursue interests from home or while working.
The benefits of online learning to the University of Pennsylvania are myriad. Online learning expands access and extends reach to a global audience.
Faculty members often need to rethink their course design and use different strategies for teaching, engagement, and assessment in the online environment.
Faculty members need to come up with more creative ways to build connections both between teachers and students and among students as a whole.
Students who are new to the online environment or possess low motivation may fall behind or get confused.
Although it is not necessary to have advanced technical skills, it is important to feel comfortable using a computer and navigating the internet.
What can I expect from online courses in terms of workload?
Students often sign up for online or hybrid courses with the misconception that these courses will require less of their time for course work than a traditional course. This misconception might arise because the in-person class time has been reduced. However, online and hybrid courses are just as rigorous, meaning just as much work as (if not more work than) traditional courses and should be treated accordingly.
Much more time will be spent communicating through formal and informal writing in online and hybrid courses. Be sure to check the syllabus for the instructor's preferences for communication format, writing conventions, etc.
You can access Canvas from any browser on your Android/iOS device. However, mobile browsers are not supported, and features may not function as expected compared to viewing Canvas in a fully supported desktop browser. On mobile devices, Canvas is designed to be used within Canvas mobile applications.


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5. A review of the August 2011 Financial Statement.


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'Kingdom: Ashin Of The North': 5 Things To Know About The Netflix Show
Words by Jianne Soriano
The Teaser Photos
The Official Poster
Cover Here are five things to know about "Kingdom: Ashin of the North" (Photo: Courtesy of Netflix)
From the plot to the cast, here are five things you need to know about the upcoming Kingdom: Ashin of the North special episode
Netflix's first original Korean series, Kingdom, premiered to critical and commercial success, prompting a second season and now a special episode that follows the origins of a new mysterious character, Ashin. Kingdom provided a refreshing take on both the historical and horror genres, highlighting political struggle set against the backdrop of zombies.
The highly anticipated special episode, which premieres on July 23, has been the talk of the town ever since Ashin made an appearance at the end of the second season and is set to provide an expansion of the Kingdom series. Curious to know more? Keep reading.
See also: The 10 Most-Watched Netflix Original Movies In 2021 So Far
Towards the end of season two, Chang and Seo-bi find the resurrection plant near the Chinese border and are told by the villagers that someone from China is selling it. We see the final shot of a woman, Ashin, smiling mysteriously. It's theorised that Ashin is spreading the virus on purpose. But the question is: Why?
In this "sidequel", that question and many others will be answered as we follow the backstory of Ashin, who seems to know about the origins of the resurrection plant that brings people back from the dead. Ashin's identity and the part she plays in the events that take place in the Kingdom series will also be explored.
In the short but tense teaser, the footage also shows a young Ashin holding a torch as she enters a dark, eerie cave. Inside, she discovers strange markings on a rock and the resurrection plant. An accompanying text reads, "To revive the dead, a price must be paid".
See also: Song Joong Ki Opens Up About His Vincenzo Experience
We already know that hallyu star Jun Ji-hyun (or Gianna Jun) will be headlining the drama from her cameo appearance at the end of season two. This marks Jun's highly-anticipated small screen comeback, five years after her last Korean drama, Legend of the Blue Sea.
Other than Jun, only two other cast members are confirmed. Park Byung-eun is returning as Min Chi-rok, member of the Royal Commandery who encounters Ashin in the freezing cold northern regions. He later becomes the Head of the Royal Commandery Division and helps Crown Prince Lee Chang fight against the conspiracy to seize the throne in Kingdom. Kim Shi-a will be playing the young Ashin.
See also: The Penthouse S3: 5 Things To Expect From The Upcoming Season
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Netflix has released five teaser posters for the much-anticipated special episode. One of the teaser photos shows the young Ashin from the first teaser trailer. In the other image, the resurrection plant takes on a mystical, ethereal image with magenta-hued blossoms.
Other images include the mesmerising eyes of an infected tiger and a reflection of the resurrection plant, the gruesome bodies of those who suffered cruel and mysterious deaths and the young Ashin standing in a field of resurrection plants that can revive the dead.
Screenwriter Kim Eun-hee and director Kim Seong-hun—the duo who worked on the Kingdom series—are also helming this special episode. Writer Kim is also writing Jirisan, Jun's upcoming Korean drama together with Ju Ji-hoon (who plays Crown Prince Lee Chang in the Kingdom series). Kim also wrote the critically acclaimed drama, Signal.
Meanwhile, Kingdom is director Kim's first television series. He previously worked on movies, The Tunnel (2016) and A Hard Day (2014), the latter earned him several Best Director awards.
See also: 10 Dishes And Drinks Often Featured In Korean Dramas
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The official poster sees Ashin covered in a dark robe, facing incoming enemies. Her stance looks calm, not alarmed but she's holding the bow in her hand. Smoke is also coming from the enemy lines and part of the grass is covered in fire. The words, "Vengeance is coming", is wirtten at the top of the poster.
The special episode summary describes Ashin as "the woman abandoned by all" which is most likely why she's the only person facing the enemies in the poster.
See also: Ludivine Sagnier Of 'Lupin' Teases What You Can Expect In Part 2
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Q: Code Error in 'Else If' statement I faced an error in the below code ...
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   ScientificCalculator sc=new ScientificCalculator();
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If I put semicolon after elseif thn it not execute else if statement what i do

A: You need to put space between elseif and for string comparison you can use equalsIgnoreCase for ignore case
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        ScientificCalculator sc=new ScientificCalculator();
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A: Java doesn't know elseif, you need else if.
Your code can also be shortened to:
else if(option.equalsIgnoreCase("S")) {
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}

A: try else if and also instead of writing or(||) try to use equalsIgnorecase method of string class. so rewrite your code as below.I am not saying you are writing wrong code by using or but using equalsIgnorecase will prevent extra check and it will also improve code readeability
else if(option.equalsIgnoreCase("S"))
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A: You're missing a space between your two keywords else and if.
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A: You need to use else if, not elseif.
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A: Java uses else if.
elseif is wrong syntax.

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If I put semicolon after elseif thn it not execute else if statement what i do

Yes, this is the expected behaviour! And a common mistake to never forget once having had to debug one.
if(someCondition); //BAD BAD BAD
          //an empty code block is run when someCondition is true -- not very useful
{...instructions...} //these are run regardless of someCondition

Also, these are common mistakes:
for(int i=0;i<1000;i++); //BAD BAD BAD!
{ ... instructions ... } //this is only run once, regardless of i.
          //Actually i is out of context here, so compiler will point it out...

int i=0;
while(i<1000); //BAD BAD BAD!
{...instructions...} //never run, as the while loop (thanks jlordo) runs infinitely
          //i is valid, and has the value of 1 - so compiler will be quiet...

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Amazon plans to expand channel line-up on Amazon Video, should Sky, BT and Virgin Media be worried?
As well as secure some of the live Premier League football rights from 2019, which will be available to Amazon Prime members, it is actively looking to greatly expand its "Channels" section of Amazon Video.
The company has posted a job advert for a new "head of free-to-air TV and advertising", which has prompted speculation over what that role could entail.
The interesting part is "free-to-air" as most existing services offered in its Channels line-up are subscription-based - you have pay additional fees on top of your Prime membership.
If it is to put free channels on its platform, possibly supported through advertising, that could make Amazon's Fire TV set-top-boxes all-in-one TV solutions and direct competitors to Sky Q, Virgin TV and BT TV. Then, when you add the hundreds of video streaming and games apps available on Fire TV already, it becomes a very compelling alternative.


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Writing Your Ecological Autobiography
People write memoirs or autobiographies for a number of reasons, but one thing we can expect as we go through the process is a deeper understanding of ourselves. As we recall and record our life stories, we learn a great deal about who we are and how we came to be the persons we are. Writing an autobiography can also give us some direction for the future.
I found this to be true as I wrote my own autobiography. Instead of writing a general autobiography covering different facets of my life, I decided to focus on my relationship with the natural world—or what some might call our ecological identity. I completed my ecological autobiography several years ago and have since conducted workshops leading others through the process. The results have been quite rewarding.
An autobiography with a specific focus is sometimes called a "focused autobiography." While I chose to focus on my ecological identity, there are many other facets of life that might be chosen. Some people write a spiritual autobiography as a tool for understanding and enhancing their spiritual development. Teachers—or students preparing to become teachers—might write an educational autobiography to help them identify priorities and goals for their professional development. Architects sometimes write place-based autobiographies for inspiration on how to connect their work with the spirit of a place. Being a parent, volunteering, or participating in a particular sport could also be the focus of an autobiography.
I chose the ecological focus because of my ongoing fascination with the natural world. While I've been a "nature lover" as long as I can remember, I wasn't always clear about how my relationship with the natural evolved over time and how this brought meaning to my life. Writing an ecological autobiography helped me understand more fully some of the decisions I made over the years in both my personal and professional life—including decisions about where to live and how to invest my time and energies. Writing my ecological autobiography has also given me a clearer understanding about where I want to go from here. By the time I wrote the last section of my ecological autobiography, I had arrived at certain understandings about my essential self and where I stand in relation to the natural world. I used these understandings to write several affirmations about how I wanted to live. "Respecting life in all its forms" and "appreciating the beauty in the world around me" are two of these affirmations.
We learn about our essential self through the things we love and are drawn to. Susan, a participant in one of my ecological autobiography workshops, wrote about her love for the woods behind her childhood home in West Virginia. Susan found that writing about the experiences she had in that special place proved to be "good for her soul." The process also helped her identify four shifts in her relationship with the natural world. As a young child, the woods was her playground—a place to roam, to run freely, and to explore.
During her middle childhood years, the woods became a classroom where her observations, explorations, and experiments with nature became more focused and intentional. As Susan got older, she began to develop feelings towards the woods and the rest of the natural world that went beyond simple enjoyment and fascination. She realized that she had a responsibility for taking care of it. Over time, Susan also discovered that there was something about nature that nurtured her spirit in a profound and lasting way. She referred to this stage of her relationship with nature as the "friendship stage."
Susan was a college student when she first wrote her ecological autobiography. She's currently working as a wildlife biologist and looking forward to when she will have her own children and introducing them to the wonders of the natural world.
How to Write an Ecological Autobiography
Susan's ecological autobiography is about 22 pages long. Mine is over 100 pages in length. But length isn't what matters. The core of a well-written autobiography emerges from insights and reflection. Facts and experiences are important parts of an autobiography, but an autobiography represents more than a recording of dates and events. A well-developed autobiography makes connections between past and present and between self and the outside world. It explains the uniqueness and meaning of one's life.
If you decide to write your own ecological autobiography, you might find the following four steps helpful.
Recall and briefly describe your most vividly-remembered nature related experiences from your past. You may wish to divide this step into different chronological periods of your life, such as early childhood, middle childhood, adolescence, young adulthood, and later adulthood. For each period, you might use the following questions as a guide.
What memories do you have about specific aspects of nature, such as animals, plants, weather, water, or sky?
When you were younger, did you have special outdoor places that you enjoyed?
What do you remember about these places? What made them special? What did you usually do in these places?
What nature-related activities did you most enjoy—hiking, fishing, exploring, gardening, etc.?
Have you had special moments when you felt especially close to nature—moments that helped you feel the beauty, power, or oneness of nature?
Identify which of your nature-related experiences most closely reflect the essence of your evolving relationship with the natural world. This step should take you beyond a literal and chronological description of your experiences. The goal here is to interpret or find meaning in your experiences. The following questions might be helpful.
What nature-related experiences gave you a sense of well-being or filled you with joy or a sense of exuberance?
Have you ever felt a special closeness or an "at-oneness" with nature?
How have nature-related experiences influenced your decisions and actions?
Identify recurrent themes in your experiences and in your reflections on those experiences. A part of this step could include comparing your experiences and insights with the views of others, but the most critical part is identifying recurrent themes in your own relationship with nature. The following suggestions might help you in working through this step.
Re-read what you've written thus far with an eye toward identifying major ideas and recurrent themes.
Make a list of one-statement sentences articulating what you've identified as major themes.
Group your statements into different categories (e.g., exploration, discovery, delight, challenge, etc.).
Develop a personal statement about what you believe and value in your relationship with the natural world. This step basically entails weaving your insights into a coherent description about what you believe and value. This description may also include some ideas about how your new understandings might influence your future decisions and actions. Following are a few questions you may wish to consider as you reach this stage in writing your ecological autobiography.
How does your relationship with nature compare with how you felt about nature at earlier times in your life?
How do you feel about the changes you've experienced over time in relationship with nature?
Do you anticipate and/or hope for other changes in this relationship?
Writing an ecological autobiography isn't easy. The process requires dedication and soul-searching. But the rewards are sweet. You'll discover new aspects about yourself and the world around you. You'll also realize that your ecological self is a part of you that can grow over time. Writing your ecological autobiography will nurture this special part of your identity.
Dr. Ruth Wilson works as an educational consultant and curriculum writer, with special expertise in the areas of early childhood environmental education and the development of language and literacy. Dr. Wilson's career includes working as a classroom teacher in both regular and special education settings and as a teacher educator for over ten years at Bowling Green State University in Ohio.
Dr. Wilson's published books include Nature and Young Children, Fostering a Sense of Wonder during the Early Childhood Years, and Special Educational Needs in the Early Years. Dr. Wilson's articles have appeared in numerous publications including Environmental Education Research Journal, Green Teacher, Early Childhood News, Exchange, and American Forests. Dr. Wilson lives and works in Albuquerque, NM. She can be contacted at wilson.rutha@gmail.com.
Also by Ruth Wilson:
1. Writing Poetry for Children (article)
2. How to Use the Power of Poetry to Enhance Your Writing and Life (article)
3. Journaling in the Natural World (article)
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Q: Where to discarded e-mails go in Lotus Notes 8.5? I have Lotus Notes 8.5. When an e-mail is discarded (no recipient was entered), where does it go? I need to retrieve an e-mail that I discarded.

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The northern long-eared bat (Myotis septentrionalis) is federally listed as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act. This bat can be found primarily throughout the eastern United States and Canada, though it is thought to range as far north as the Northwest Territories with a southern limit in Louisiana. In the winter, it hibernates in caves and abandoned mines. During the summer, it roosts mainly in trees and occasionally in man-made structures.
The WNS Impact
WNS, or White-nose Syndrome, is a debilitating disease that affects hibernating bats. Its caused by the fungus Pseudogymnoascus destructans, commonly known as Pd. Like many fungi, Pd is attracted to cold and damp places, namely caves. It grows on the skin of bats while they hibernate, often forming a white fuzz on the bats faces (hence the name). The problem with WNS is that the fungus causes bats to behave oddly. They become more active during hibernation and use up their fat stores that are necessary for winter survival. Some WNS-affected bats might also behave erratically, for example, by flying outside during the winter months, further depleting their energy. First reported during the winter of 20062007 in caves near Albany, New York, Pd quickly spread to other roosts and has been found in 33 other U.S. states and Canadian provinces.
Unfortunately, M. septentrionalis is highly susceptible to Pd infection. Studies from scientists (Langwig et al., 2016; Frick et al., 2017) indicate nearly 100% of individuals become infected when Pd invades a hibernacula. These individuals also carry the highest Pd loads, which can be devastating for the health and viability of entire colonies.
Dr. Fricks studies in 2015 indicated that the northern long-eared bat suffers high mortality rates from WNS, and 69% of the sites affected by the disease result in complete extirpation (removal) of the species.
Dr. Fricks research further suggests the species is slowly disappearing from most of its historical range. There may be some hope: ongoing research from Samantha Hoff at the University of Albany suggests some persistent populations of the species remain along the Northeast Coast.
Additional concerns for this species are the same as for many others:
Degradation of foraging areas that deplete available insect prey
Impacts from climate change
BCIs Ongoing Efforts
BCI is actively involved with identifying treatments to possibly eliminate or reduce the effects of WNS as well as funding research to identify anti-Pd agents that can reduce transmission and mortality rates of WNS. Efforts include:
Investigating the effectiveness of chitosan (a biological compound derived from shellfish) as a treatment against Pd, in collaboration with researchers Maarten VonHoff from the University of Michigan and Timothy Carter from Ball State University.
Studying the effects of ultraviolet-C light and polyethylene-glycol to reduce the environmental reservoir of Pd found in hibernacula. This work is ongoing with the help of researchers Craig Willis and Alyssa Stulberg at University of Winnipeg, Barrie Overton at Lock Haven University, Jeff Foster and Katy Parise at Northern Arizona University, and federal biologist Dan Lindner at the United States Forest Service.
Exploring the creation of artificial prey patches of insect availability outside of hibernacula in order to help bats fatten up more substantially and improve survival odds during winter. This ongoing study is being conducted in collaboration with Craig Willis and Yvonne Dzal at the University of Winnipeg.
The primary threat to the northern long-eared bat is difficult to combat. Diseases like WNS pose additional challenges beyond habitat loss or human encroachment. WNS is a debilitating condition caused by the Pd fungus, which spreads easily between colonies and quickly decimates entire affected populations. BCI is working closely with agencies such as the USGS North American Bat Monitoring program to improve the knowledge base regarding WNS and affected bats. Its pulling together long-term hibernacula surveys of bats across the U.S. and Canada to better gauge the impact of WNS.


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Season 1, Ep 5 – Foon's Greatest Swordsman
Foon's Greatest Swordsman
Air date April 6, 2015
Hosts Arnie, Usidore
Guests Jack Vorpal
Jak Vorpal: Sean Kelley
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"The FML" "The Vermilion Minotaur"
"Foon's Greatest Swordsman" is the fifth episode of season one of Hello from the Magic Tavern. It was originally released on April 6, 2015. This episode features the first appearance of Sean Kelly as the eponymous swordsman, Jak Vorpal.
"Wow! The greatest swordsman in all of Foon is going to be at the Vermilion Minotaur today and I get to interview him! I can't wait to hear all about his adventures. First the commissioner of the Foon Mittens League and now Jak Vorpal! I'm basically the Ryan Seacrest of Foon."
Chunt is missing today, and Arnie doesn't know where he is. Usidore guesses he's probably molting. Arnie wonders what the seasons are like in Foon. Usidore explains there are six seasons: Winter (which is the current season), followed by Blunder, Spring, Summer, Vwishtash, and Fall.
Jak Vorpal is Foon's greatest swordsman, so it's pretty exciting to have him as a guest on the show. However, he has since hung up his sword and become a baker.
He explains how there is only one greatest swordsman in Foon at any given time, who you can always identify by a marlin tattoo. To become the greatest swordsman in Foon, you must find a magic sword, then defeat the current greatest swordsman.
Jak goes on to explain about how magic swords reproduce — they have sword sex — before explaining why he decided to give up adventuring and open a bakery. It turns out that Jak massacred an entire race of creatures known as the Smorps and hasn't been able to live with himself since. Usidore asks Jak if he will fight the Dark Lord, but Jak refuses because he likes the tax code implemented by the Dark Lord.
Arnie wraps up by answering some e-mail where a listener asks if there is a "map of Boon."
A full transcript is available at Hello From the Magic Tavern - All the Words: Episode 5 – Foon's Greatest Swordsman
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Q: How to get the list of followers in Pinterest? I need to get the list of all (or at least some) of followers/following of a specific user in Pinterest? You can see the list of followers in browser like this:
https://www.pinterest.com/{user_name}/followers/
Pinterest is using Ajax to load the list of followers/following and I can not find the usernames in HTML source code of the page. Any idea how to crawl it?

A: A few options that come to mind:

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*You can use the Pinterest API

*You can use Selenium, it's even possible to use it headless with xvfb on Linux or phantomJS


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Q: How to accumulate the number of unique row values per ID through time I have a dataset consisting of a date, car_id and destination.
For every row, I want the accumulated number of unique destinations for every car_id. It is important that the counter starts at the earliest date.
The desired output is the column "unique_destinations":
          date  car_id   destination  unique_destinations
0   01/01/2019       1        Boston                    1
1   01/01/2019       2         Miami                    1
2   02/01/2019       1        Boston                    1
3   02/01/2019       2       Orlando                    2
4   03/01/2019       1      New York                    2
5   03/01/2019       2         Tampa                    3
6   04/01/2019       1        Boston                    2
7   04/01/2019       2         Miami                    3
8   05/01/2019       1    Washington                    3
9   05/01/2019       2  Jacksonville                    4
10  06/01/2019       1      New York                    3
11  06/02/2019       2       Atlanta                    5

A: okay this might not be efficient but its an approach :)
def check(data):
    seen = []
    flag = 0
    for index,row in data.iterrows():
        if row['destination'] not in seen:
            flag+=1
            data['unique_destinations'][index] = flag
            seen.append(row['destination'])
        else:
            data['unique_destinations'][index] = flag
    return data

df['unique_destinations'] = 0
df.groupby('car_id').apply(check)

Output
0     1
1     1
2     1
3     2
4     2
5     3
6     2
7     3
8     3
9     4
10    3
11    5
Name: unique_destinations, dtype: int64

A: We can also split our data by car ids and then run a self defined function like the following:
def create_uniques(df):
    dests = []
    uniques = []
    counter = 0
    for ix, r in df.iterrows():
        if r['destination'] not in dests:
            counter += 1
            dests.append(r['destination'])
            uniques.append(counter)
        else:
            uniques.append(counter)

    df['unique_destinations'] = uniques

    return df

df1 = df[df['car_id'] == 1].reset_index(drop=True)
df2 = df[df['car_id'] == 2].reset_index(drop=True)

df_final = pd.concat([create_uniques(df1), create_uniques(df2)], ignore_index=True).sort_values('date')

Output:
print(df_final)
         date  car_id   destination  unique_destinations
0  2019-01-01       1        Boston                    1
6  2019-01-01       2         Miami                    1
1  2019-02-01       1        Boston                    1
7  2019-02-01       2       Orlando                    2
2  2019-03-01       1      New York                    2
8  2019-03-01       2         Tampa                    3
3  2019-04-01       1        Boston                    2
9  2019-04-01       2         Miami                    3
4  2019-05-01       1    Washington                    3
10 2019-05-01       2  Jacksonville                    4
5  2019-06-01       1      New York                    3
11 2019-06-02       2       Atlanta                    5

Timings with other answers:
Erfans answer:
%%timeit

def create_uniques(df):
    dests = []
    uniques = []
    counter = 0
    for ix, r in df.iterrows():
        if r['destination'] not in dests:
            counter += 1
            dests.append(r['destination'])
            uniques.append(counter)
        else:
            uniques.append(counter)

    df['unique_destinations'] = uniques

    return df

df1 = df[df['car_id'] == 1].reset_index(drop=True)
df2 = df[df['car_id'] == 2].reset_index(drop=True)

df_final = pd.concat([create_uniques(df1), create_uniques(df2)], ignore_index=True).sort_values('date')

11 ms ± 211 µs per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 100 loops each)

Iamklaus answer:
%%timeit

def check(data):
    seen = []
    flag = 0
    for index,row in data.iterrows():
        if row['destination'] not in seen:
            flag+=1
            data['unique_destinations'][index] = flag
            seen.append(row['destination'])
        else:
            data['unique_destinations'][index] = flag
    return data

df['unique_destinations'] = 0
df.groupby('car_id').apply(check)

15.3 ms ± 346 µs per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 100 loops each)

nikhilbalwani's answer:
%%timeit
for index, row in df.iterrows():
    unique_before_date = df[df['date'] <= row['date']].groupby(['car_id'])['destination'].nunique()
    df['unique_destinations'][index] = int(unique_before_date[row['car_id']])

839 ms ± 17.3 ms per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 1 loop each)

A: Try this short and sweet code:
for index, row in df.iterrows():
    unique_before_date = df[df['date'] <= row['date']].groupby(['car_id'])['destination'].nunique()
    df['unique_destinations'][index] = int(unique_before_date[row['car_id']])

print(df)

It produces this output:
         date  car_id   destination unique_destinations
0  2019-01-01       1        Boston                   1
1  2019-01-01       2         Miami                   1
2  2019-01-02       1        Boston                   1
3  2019-01-02       2       Orlando                   2
4  2019-01-03       1      New York                   2
5  2019-01-03       2         Tampa                   3
6  2019-01-04       1        Boston                   2
7  2019-01-04       2         Miami                   3
8  2019-01-05       1    Washington                   3
9  2019-01-05       2  Jacksonville                   4
10 2019-01-06       1      New York                   3
11 2019-02-06       2       Atlanta                   5

A: It is assuming here that you want to add +1 for every other day
import pandas as pd
import datetime as dt
df['unique destinations'] = ((df['date']) - min(df['date'])).dt.days + 1

But if you need to iterate only when you have a new day that do not necessarily follow one another, you can do this:
a = 1
unique_destinations = []
for index, row in df.iterrows():
    try:
        if row['date'] == currentdate:
            pass
        else:
            a = a + 1
    except:
        pass
    unique_destinations.append(a)
    currentdate = row['date']
df['unique_destinations'] = unique_destinations


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Powercast Named 2021 Best of Sensors Award Finalist
By MariaSeptember 14, 2021Home, News, Powercast In The News, Press Releases and Announcements
PITTSBURGH (PRWEB) SEPTEMBER 14, 2021
Powercast, the established leader in RF wireless power, today announced it has been named a 2021 "Best of Sensors" Award finalist. The company's wirelessly-powered RFID Temperature Scanning System, which enables businesses to easily and safely monitor employees' temperatures, was recognized for its innovation in the COVID-19 category. The Best of Sensors Awards highlight cutting-edge achievements that are moving the sensors industry forward. Category winners will be announced Thursday, September 23 at 9:30am during Sensors Converge, taking place September 21-23 in San Jose, CA, where Powercast will display its system in booth #941.
The Temperature Scanning System is comprised of a wirelessly-powered temperature-scanning fob for each employee, an RFID reader, and a TV monitor. Employees receive a fob small enough to fit onto their keychain that is personalized to them. The fob quickly charges when held near an RFID reader at the entrance to the business using Powercast's patented power harvesting technology. In this touch-free system, employees scan their own forehead using the fob to read their temperature, and are permitted to enter or are denied entry based on the reading, which automatically appears on the monitor.
"We are honored to be a finalist in this award program, which recognizes our efforts to help bring back a sense of normalcy as COVID-19 continues to create challenges for businesses," said Charles Greene, Ph.D., Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technical Officer of Powercast. "Our system showcases the many benefits and future opportunities of wireless power as it helps businesses reopen and get back to normal."
Powercast's technology touches millions of users across 15+ industries, including automotive, consumer electronics, IoT, entertainment, retail, RFID, and sensors. The company's collaborative approach and expertise in all aspects of product design, from vision through prototyping and commercialization, has resulted in dozens of applications and millions of units shipped.
"For over three decades, Sensors Converge has been bringing together the most exciting technological advancements and cutting-edge applications from across the industry. This year's finalists underscore just how far-reaching the impacts of these innovations have become, especially over the past 18 months. Powercast personifies the commitment to engineering excellence and overall ingenuity we look for and we are thrilled to recognize their efforts in an extremely competitive field," noted Charlene Soucy, Senior Director, Sensors Converge. https://www.sensorsexpo.com
Powercast is the established leader in RF wireless power. Since its founding in 2003, Powercast has led the industry in RF wireless power innovations and applications that meet FCC and other global standards. Powercast's wireless power technologies eliminate or reduce the need for wires and batteries, working at distances up to 80 feet. With millions of units shipped, Powercast is led by a team with deep expertise in design, engineering, and prototyping, and with extensive commercial success in both industrial and consumer applications. With more than 100 customers and partner companies around the world, Powercast leads the RF wireless power market with 63 early and fundamental patents worldwide and 34 patents pending. For more information, visit https://www.powercastco.com.
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Microorganisms on ice hold key to cheese history
#Nutrition
#Brands
#Manawatu
Inside six large chest freezers at the Fonterra Research Centre in Palmerston North lies a piece of Kiwi food history.
Letter from the Sustainability Advisory Panel
Going strawless - doing good for the environment
Unlike most of today's producers Fonterra sources all of the starters used to make its cheeses from its own library of cultures. This collection of microorganisms dates back to the 1930s and is thought to be a one-of-a-kind in industrial cheese making.
Many are the creations of the former NZ Dairy Research Institute. Its scientists were world leaders in their field, says James Harnett, Executive Manager of the Fonterra Microbial Fermentation Unit. "We are lucky to carry on with their legacy today."
Among the collection are the cultures used for the Anchor cheese brand, exported to Britain in the hundreds of thousands of tonnes through to the 1970s. Thanks to those New Zealand dairy scientists the culture enabled a maturation process linked to the shipping journey so it arrived in peak condition.
To this day one of Fonterra's great strengths is making quality cheddar, such as its Mainland brand.
Cheese starter cultures are groups of microorganisms which ferment natural milk sugars into lactic acid which then forms the curds and whey with the help of the microbial rennet. They also have a huge role to play in the cheese's flavour and maturation.
Mining older strains for knowledge is familiar ground for the keepers of the Fonterra collection.
Harnett dreams of getting his hands on cheese from the rations left in Antarctica by Robert Falcon Scott, whose Terra Nova expedition of 1910-13 ended in a well-documented tragedy. Even after more than 100 years, James thinks the cheese has a story that's yet to be told.
"DNA analysis of that cheese would tell us a great deal and we could even recreate the cheese. It is likely that viruses called phage from that era still exist in the cheese as it has been deep frozen for 100 years. The phage have a specific relationship to the microorganisms used in the starter for the cheese. So if we could extract the phage, we could use it as a tool to find the original starters in our collection."
Like Scott's cheese, Fonterra's library is a rarity with today's producers getting their cultures from external suppliers.
"We do the exact opposite," James says. "We are like a trust in Fonterra making world class starter technology available while achieving the lowest cost of use. As a result each of our cheese plants has a starter room. Our Microbial Fermentation Unit provides 150 ml pottles of culture and from those the staff at the cheese plant will make 50,000 litres of culture."
Cost is not the only advantage of the unit. The cultures are created in a special sterile environment, and the team's skills come into play in the fight against bacteriophage – those same viruses that could still be lurking in Scott's cheese.
Phage, as they're known for short, are heat resistant viruses found in the air, soil and water. They are harmless to people, but they can attack young cells in starters, slowing the cheese making process, or worse still, destroying the entire culture and leading to "dead" vats. Using their detailed understanding of phage the Fonterra cheese makers create specific culture mixes so a phage attack will not render them useless.
Again, the starter library is invaluable, with new strains being evolved from older ones as existing cultures become vulnerable to phage attack.
One aspect of the library's history has not survived. "Up until 1970 strains were named after the Director of NZDRI – or at least their initials," Harnett says. "The problem was that if a strain got taken out by a phage, the cheese makers would joke that the director was useless. These days all the strains' identifiers are four digit numbers."
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Defiance: A Papuan activist shouts slogans during a demonstration to commemorate the West Papuan declaration of independence from Dutch rule in Jakarta on Dec. 1, 2015. The Police fired tear gas to disperse more than 100 Papuan protesters during the rally.(JP/DMR)
The Jakarta Legal Aid Institute (LBH Jakarta) has issued a statement condemning the Indonesian government's "denial of reports of human rights violations in Papua" during the United Nations General Assembly on Sept. 26. The legal rights defender, which has previously advocated on behalf of several Papuan groups, says that the violations really took place.
LBH Jakarta data show that between April and Sept. 16 this year, the government has arrested 2,282 Papuans staging non-violent rallies. Most of these arrests took place from May 28 to July 27, in which 1,889 protesters were arrested, LBH Jakarta said in a release made available Monday.
"Indonesia, through its representative, Nara Masista, said problems in Papua were related to separatists seeking to disrupt public order. She also said Indonesia's commitment to human rights was solid," the release said. "But the reality begs to differ. LBH Jakarta and our network has recorded human rights violations from arrests, murders and dispersal of rallies," the statement said.
The data show that from 2012 until June 2016, 4,198 Papuans were arrested. "The arrests were made in different places and involved intimidation," it said.
The violations continued with the Papua Police chief's order on July 1 this year, which limited freedom of expression by stigmatizing rallies with the label of separatism, LBH claimed, adding that since then, every rally had been dispersed and the protesters arrested.
"From Aug. 13 to Sept. 16, 112 protesters were arrested while carrying out non-violent rallies in several places in Papua and Jakarta," LBH Jakarta went on. (evi)
Source: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2016/10/04/stop-denying-human-rights-violations-in-papua-lbh-jakarta.html
Jakarta. After an unusual two-day protest against the planned construction of a cement factory near Mount Kendeng in Rembang district, Central Java, President Joko Widodo is set to meet with the nine …


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Q: Calculating last and third value difference of each same column value in a dataframe in loops I am trying to calculate the difference between the last and third value for specific month and year for each column (ex1, ex2,...) in my dataset and then save into new dataframe.
My dataset looks like this:

month
year
ex1
ex2

12
1995
55
55

12
1995
46
33

12
1995
33
12

12
1995
15
17

12
1995
6
16

12
1995
35
32

12
1995
67
22

12
1995
43
25

12
1995
31
26

12
1995
34
11

12
1995
53
14

12
1995
72
60

1
1996
34
90

1
1996
55
14

1
1996
58
24

1
1996
54
23

1
1996
33
20

1
1996
24
45

1
1996
23
33

1
1996
15
38

1
1996
11
50

1
1996
79
55

1
1996
80
71

1
1996
88
74

So for example, I want to calculate for ex1:

*

*Last value of month 12 and year 1995 -> 72

*Third value of month 12 and year 1995 -> 33

*Difference: 72 - 33 = 39

*Last value of month 1 and year 1996 -> 88

*Third value of month 1 and year 1996 -> 58

*Difference: 88 - 58 = 30
For ex2:

*

*Last value of month 12 and year 1995 -> 88

*Third value of month 12 and year 1995 -> 58

*Difference: 88 - 58 = 30

*Last value of month 1 and year 1996 -> 74

*Third value of month 1 and year 1996 -> 24

*Difference: 74 - 24 = 50
After that, I want to write these values a new dataframe as follow:

Name
Month
Year
Difference

ex1
12
1995
39

ex1
1
1996
30

ex2
12
1995
30

ex2
1
1996
50

I tried to do the following:
df = pd.read_excel ('dataset') #See above
df_new = pd.DataFrame(columns=["Name","Month","Year","Difference"])

for colname, colitems in df.iloc.[:,2:].iteritems():
    for rownum, rowitem in colitems.iteritems():

        if (df["month"][rownum] != df["month"][rownum+1]) & (df["year"][rownum] != df["year"][rownum+1]):
            last= df[colname][rownum]
            third= df[colname][2]
            diff = last - third
            df_new.assign(name = df[colname][rownum], month = df["month"][rownum],
                                    year= df["year"][rownum], difference= diff)

When I try to run this, I had the KeyError: 79 in the if clause.
Also, my code calculates the difference only for month 12 and year 1995 for ex1. How can I move on to next month and year and the next value: ex2. Am I in the right direction? Do you have any suggestions that would help my problem?
If there's anything I've left out that would be helpful to solving this, please let me know so I can rectify it immediately.

A: The basic operation you are looking for is a one-liner:
res = df.groupby(['month','year']).last() - df.groupby(['month','year']).nth(2)
print(res)

            ex1  ex2
month year
1     1996   30   50
12    1995   39   48

To get this into the shape of your desired output, try as follows:
res.reset_index(drop=False,inplace=True)
res.sort_values(['year','month'], inplace=True)

res = pd.melt(res,
              id_vars=['month','year'],
              value_vars=['ex1','ex2'],
              var_name = 'name',
              value_name='difference')

res = res.loc[:, ['name','month','year','difference']]
print(res)

  name  month  year  difference
0  ex1     12  1995          39
1  ex1      1  1996          30
2  ex2     12  1995          48
3  ex2      1  1996          50

A: grp = df.groupby(['Month', 'Year'])

Then the following will return the differences you desire,
grp.last() - grp.nth(2)

No looping required :)
EDIT: here is the synonymous example I tested -- the answer is not to the requested shape, but the data is good
df = pd.DataFrame(
    {
        "month": [1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2],
        "year": [1999, 1999, 1999, 1999, 1999, 1999, 1999, 1999, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000, 2000],
        "ex1": [11, 22, 33, 44, 55, 66, 77, 88, 22, 44, 66, 88, 1010, 1212, 1414, 1616],
        "ex2": [22, 44, 66, 88, 1010, 1212, 1414, 1616, 11, 22, 33, 44, 55, 66, 77, 88],
    }
)

Returns the following:
>>>
            ex1  ex2
month year
1     1999   11   22
      2000   22   11
2     1999   11  202
      2000  202   11


I'm so excited that we still have a week of Winter Break left, considering my family spent pretty much the entire first week with someone sick! No fun! But, I also miss my little second graders, so I whipped up this postcard this morning to send to them to let them know their teacher was thinking of them.
You can download your own copy from Google Drive with an editable name section for FREE by clicking HERE or on the picture below.
If you cut around the dots, they measure 5.25" x 3.75", which meets the size requirements of a postcard by the USPS. I plan on cutting them with a small white border, but they will still meet the size requirements.
Hope you're enjoying your time off. Have a great week!


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Obama's Education Plan: Charter Schools Are A Trap-Choice Is The Bait - Are You On The Hook?
Heritage's Promise for 'Great Schools For Maine' Spreads Fallacies About Charter Schools & Choice. Something Fishy is Going on in Augusta.
"Any agency, public or private, which receives federal funds directly or indirectly through a grant or contract or by way of a voucher plan" must meet all programs that are set down for public schools. Acceptance of Federal funds is an agreement to abide by the requirements."
In March, 1984, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that private schools are subject to government regulations because they enroll students who receive tuition money from the government. Even though the checks are payable to individual students, not the school, the Court says any scholarships, loans, or grants to students "constitute federal financial assistance."
"Whatever government funds, government controls," says Charlotte Iserbyt, Former Senior Policy Advisor U.S. Department of Education.
Governor LePage's agenda for 'Customized Learning' opportunities for Maine students falls for Obama's federal take-over of all private education in America. This is a trap. This is a Republican failure.
Why are Republicans & the Heritage Foundation pushing choice in education when accepting of federal monies to have a "choice" will mean government intervention? One part of the proposed legislation reveals that federal dollars will be permitted to be accepted by religious schools. Beware all private & religious schools. Once you accept federal monies, you will be forced to accept the Common Core-College & Career Ready Standards. If your students are granted a stipend of federal dollars from ESEA, Title I or IDEA monies under the guise of choice, say good bye to the private, Christian, or Catholic in your name. You will be a public school, just like a charter school.
When the legislation states that parents will have customized learning opportunities (public and private options) for kids who are eligible for the free or reduced-price lunch program, this means that federal dollars, Title I, will be used for an individual education plan or an individual career pathway for your child to meet government mandated Common Core-College Career Ready Standards. With choice money, comes Common Core Standards. With choice money comes mandated national testing & assessment. With choice money, that will follow the individual child, will mean the end of private education or homeschooling. You will be forced to use Common Core-College & Career Ready Standards & tests. This is the federal take-over of education in America. Maine, you are Obama's prize.
Maine is Mimicking Obama's 'Race to the Top' Choice & Charter School Agenda & Heritage is Joining Forces With Obama.
Maine is a pilot state for the Innovation Lab Network under the Obama administration. This agenda is pushing to transform education toward a standards based program which must move toward an individualized education plan or career pathway. This agenda can only be implemented with "choice" by using federal funding to monitor individual students. These are major steps to removing representative government on the local level. Federal funds will bypass the locally elected school boards. Federal funds will follow the child, wherever that child goes to school.
Charter schools are already public schools that are publicly funded, mandated to conform to those same standards & testing. Plus, there is no accountability to the public or parents since there is no elected school boards, only appointed non-elected board members. Using tax payer money to fund private for profit charter schools is blatantly unConsitutional.
When looking at the 6 pilot states in Obama's Race to the Top agenda, (Innovation Lab Network) there is a surge in re-designing America's schools. The Obama agenda is pushing choice & charter schools because it aligns with controlling all education including private schools. The move to grant more charter schools plays into the hand of eroding representative government on the local level-no elected school boards. When a student is given federal dollars & decides to go to a private school, where's the accountability for those federal taxpayer dollars? It's fairly easy....Common Core & College & Career Standards & testing & assessment of those standards. How will the Commissioner of Education help failing schools? They will be forced to change their curriculum & retest for better government accountability usually referred to as 'academic bankruptcy' or the takeover of private schools. Beware of choice in education that mimics the Obama agenda.
What federal pieces of legislation are enabling this agenda to go forward to fund "customized learning opportunities"? Elementary & Secondary Education Act, ESEA Title I; Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), (HR 347).
Why do charter schools play into the false choice agenda? Taxation without representation- privately owned public schools with no elected school board members yet uses public funds & public property. Walking down the unConstitutional yellow brick road. Abolishing representative government, local control & locally elected school board members.
What is government funded will adhere to government regulations. Common core standards align to government aligned testing. NAEP, & NAEP clones, will align to all state Assessments & embedded assessments. Accountability standards will be in place once you take government funds. Accountability=Forced Compliance=Loss of Freedom of Choice.
Charter schools will eliminate locally elected representative government.
The choice argument sounds good, but is the fox in the henhouse. If choice legislation is passed the money follows the child in ESEA Title I or IDEA. Students must take the test & meet government standards. Private schools will be forced to accept any child who has a choice stipend. All private schools will become public schools where they must administer the test & teach to the test.
Republican Governors & the Heritage Foundation are leading Americans down the wrong path.
Charter Schools & Choice in Education is Obama's big catch. Don't be deceived.
Romney's Education Plan- Mimics Obama's Race to the Top Education Plan, Romney Calls for Using Title I, IDEA Funds for School Choice-A failure for Republican leaders.


Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu announced that the government has decided to "located the capital in a central place of the state around Vijayawada" Vijayawada earlier known as Bezawada is the third largest city in Andhra Pradesh, India, located on the banks of the Krishna River and bounded by the Indrakiladri Hills on the West and the Budameru River on the North. Vijayawada Situated along the Madras-Howrah and Madras-Delhi Railway route, this is the largest railway junction of the South Central Railway region. The very mention of Vijayawada first brings to mind delicious mangoes and pickles. Lying in the rich coastal delta of the state, the cuisine of Vijayawada is spicy and deliciously varied.
Vijayawada has so many Tourist attractions to visit. Here we Amravati capitals provides you List of Tourist Places to Visit in Vijayawada to give you the detailed information about each and every place for your Travel in Vijayawada.
One of the most popular temples in and around Vijayawada, it is located on an Indrakeeladri hill overlooking the city as well as the River Krishna. The city derives its name from the goddess, also known as Vijaya. The deity in the Kanaka Durga temple is 'Swayambhu' or self-manifested, hence is considered very powerful. Nearby are the Vijayesvara temple and Malleshvaraswamy temple, said to have been installed by Arjuna and Yudhishtira, the Panch Pandava brothers of the Mahabharata Epic.
Located in Guntur district, 12 km from Vijayawada is the renowned temple of Lord Narasimha in Mangalagiri, on a hillock. The unique feature of this temple is that the mouth of the idol accepts half the quantity of panakam (jaggery dissolved in water) offered by devotees, irrespective of the size of the vessel.
One of the most popular temples in Vijayawada, it is located on a hill (Indrakeeladri) overlooking the city as well as the River Krishna. One can take to the steps on foot. During Skanda Shashti Festival, thousands of devotees come from the city. Many regular devotees will come from Tamil Nadu. This temple is maintained by the Iddipilli family.
Mangalagiri, Guntur district A Jain temple here with great artistic work, it is slated to be the biggest Jain temple in the region.
The original dam across the Krishna was built over a hundred years ago. It is 1,223.5 m (4,014 ft) long. Several canals through the city of Vijayawada terminate in a lake behind the barrage.
The Prakasam Barrage was constructed between the years 1852 and 1855. There are three canals of the barrage that run through the city. This makes Vijayawada look like a replica of the Venetian.
A must visit for all tourist for a getaway and a good fun time. Perhaps one of the largest islands on a river, Bhavani Island is located on Krishna River close to the city.
The island also takes pride in the adventure sports and water sports facility.
It has emerged a very popular picnic spot and has wonderful infrastructural facilities in terms of water games and boat rides.
The Andhra Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation has maintained the place well and has made boating available at Durga Ghat and Punnami Ghat.
Located in Guntur district 5 km from Vijayawada, these caves are said to have been carved in the 7th century A.D. Buddhist monks used this two-storey cave structure as a rest house during the monsoon. The statue has been sculptured out of a single block of granite rock. There are also other caves located at the site which are dedicated to other Gods.
It is also known as the river museum and located at the side of Prakasam Barrage.
Rajeev Gandhi Park is one of the most popular attractions of Vijayawada. Park located at the side of Vijayawada main Bus Stand. Created by the Vijayawada Municipal Corporation with great care, this park welcomes the tourists at the entrance of the city with its impressive horticultural network. This park is open from 2pm to 8pm.
The first Gandhi memorial with seven stupas in the country was constructed on this hill at a height of 500 ft (150 m). The 52 ft (16 m) stupa was unveiled on 6 October 1968 by Dr. Zakir Hussain, the President of India. Gandhi Memorial Library, a sound and light show on Mahatma Gandhi's life and a planetarium are the other attractions.
A good picnic spot, the village is famous for toy-making with light-weight wood available on the hill forest. These toys are famous world-over as "Kondapalli toys." Kondapalli village is situated 16 km from Vijayawada. A 7th-century fort on the hill with an impressive three-storeyed rock tower was witness to the glory of many dynasties. This fort was built by King Krishna Deva Raya. It served as a business centre.


The United States has been carrying out attacks against al Qaeda in such countries as Syria and Pakistan under a classified order signed by former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld in 2004, according to a published report.
The order allows the military to strike against the terror organization anywhere in the world, including in nations not at war with the United States, according to The New York Times, which cited military, intelligence and Bush administration officials.
One raid, an attack on an al Qaeda compound, was conducted by Navy Seals in the Bajaur region of Pakistan in 2006, the report said. A Special Operations raid in Syria on Oct. 26 was also carried out under the act.
But frustrated military officials said up to a dozen planned attacks were canceled after administration officials determined them to be diplomatically problematic, according to the report.
One of the scrubbed missions would have sent Navy Seals and Army rangers into Pakistan to capture Osama bin Laden's number two man, Ayman al-Zawahri .
Several sources said there were no raids in Iran under the order, called Al Qaeda Network Exord (military shorthand for "execute order"). The officials did say the United States has conducted reconnaissance missions in Iran under other directives.
The purpose of the order was to streamline the process allowing the military to go into areas not officially declared war zones. Before it was issued, the military had to get approval on a case-by-case basis, which could cost days.
The order also grants commanders greater flexibility in responding to missions that hit snags.


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A pendulum is hanged in the car.
How to measure acceleration by angle the pendulum?
This is based on the idea of pseudo force experienced by a body in an accelerated frame of reference.
When a body is in an accelerated frame of reference, it feels as if it is acted upon by a force equal to its mass multiplied by the acceleration of the system. Please have a look at the diagram below.
In the question we have a simple YDSE setup , there's just the addition of a glass slab of thickness t and ,refractive index u, in front of the top slit ( S1). Now we submerge the entire setup into water (given refractive index u1). We now have to find the locations of the points, which are the points of constructive interference( max intensity).
I calculated the optical path difference in water = t(u/u1 -1)- yd/D. where y is the reference coordinate of the maxima( any general position) from the original central maxima, d is the slit separation , and D is the distance from screen. For constructive interference path difference = n*wavelength( in water). Now wavelength in water= "wavelength in air"/u1 Therefore we get our answer.
I found out the path difference in water and multiplied it by u1 , to get the path difference in air , and I got the same result when I equated this path difference to- n*wavelength(in air).
Approach three- I found the path difference in air – t(u-1)-yd/D and divided this by u1, to get path difference in water, and equated this to n* wavelength (water). This time around , I did not get the answer.
Can anyone explain the difference between the second and third approaches. And also please do tell me, if I have committed some error.
When I interacted with students of class 11 and 12, I came to know that Physics is one of the subjects they FEAR most during exam time. Though it seems difficult to score high marks, it is not actually so. Here are some suggestions you can easily follow to score more in Physics without much strain.
Yes, A well planned study habit is essential to score more.
If you analyse the pattern of exam in class XI and XII (CBSE) the most of the marks are distributed among 3 marks questions and 5 marks questions which emphasizes the knowledge of concepts. SO, if you find it difficult to pass, then the following plan of action will easily work out.
Identify all portions from which 5 marks questions can be asked and practice them well.
Identify all portions from which three marks questions can be asked and practice them well.
Just try this routine and see whether you are scoring more or not.
Solve all exercises and additional exercises from NCERT Textbook.
Get a collection of all one marks questions and Two marks questions preferably from previous ten years' question papers and find answers to them.
Those who want to excel further and look forward to entrance examinations, IIT, MBBS etc the following links to books will help.
IN A PROJECTILE MOTION WE TAKE MOTION IN A HORIZONTAL DIRECTION AS g=0 while in vertical motion as g=-9.8 meter / second square why?
Projectile Motion is an example for motion in two dimension. It can be studied easily by resolving into two components – The vertical motion is affected by gravity and the horizontal motion is not affected by gravity.
Therefore we take g=0 when we consider the horizontal component of motion as the projectile is not accelerated in the horizontal direction. The horizontal component of velocity remains constant through out its motion.
The following presentation will help you understand the concept better.


Looks like Kate Beckinsale might have a hot new flame.
The actress was spotted passionately kissing 21-year-old comedian Matt Rife on Tuesday in West Hollywood outside Villa Lounge restaurant.
Beckinsale, 43, and Rife were casually dressed in matching beige and cream colors as Rife was seen holding the actress' face as he pulled her in for a kiss.
Rife is a comedian best known for his appearances on Nick Cannon's MTV show Wild 'N Out and also does stand-up. The comedian is an avid fitness junkie, often posting videos on his Instagram of his high-intensity workout.
Beckinsale was previously married to director Len Wiseman for 11 years before their divorce in 2015.
The actress was also in an eight-year relationship with actor Michael Sheen, which ended in 2003. The two share 18-year-old daughter Lily and have remained close friends.


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Andrew Carwood is one of the most versatile musicians of his generation, having had an illustrious career as a singer before focusing attention on conducting and choral direction. He trained as a choral scholar at St John's College, Cambridge, a lay clerk at Christ Church, Oxford and Westminster Cathedral, London, before holding the post of Director of Music at the Brompton Oratory in London. In 1989 he established his own early music ensemble The Cardinall's Musick and was appointed Director of Music at St Paul's Cathedral in 2007.
As a conductor his reputation was established with The Cardinall's Musick and together they continue to perform throughout the United Kingdom and Europe. Renowned for their emotional directness and vocal colour, the group has won five Gramophone Awards as well as many other European plaudits. Andrew has become a widely acknowledged expert on music of the 16th and 17th centuries and is also known for the scholarly and entertaining way in which he introduces and narrates concerts, breaking down barriers between audience and performers and allowing the music to speak in an even more eloquent way. Recording exclusively with Hyperion records they have made over 40 recordings of Renaissance music, including several significant series devoted to the sacred music of Thomas Tallis, Robert Fayrfax, Nicholas Ludford and William Byrd.
As a singer he was particularly known for his performances of the English repertoire, from consort songs by William Byrd to the role of the Male Chorus in Britten's Rape of Lucretia and for larger-scale works by Elgar, Vaughan Williams and Tippett. He has performed throughout the world with virtually all of the major British ensembles both on disc and on the concert platform, including The Tallis Scholars (as a regular member for seven years). He has undertaken solo roles for Andrew Manze, Sir Roger Norrington, Joshua Rifkin, Harry Christophers, Richard Hickox, Paul McCreesh, Phillipe Herreweghe and Christopher Hogwood; his discography includes works by Hassler, Vivaldi, Haydn, Warlock, Howells, Poulenc, Janacek and Christopher Headington.
In 2007 he was appointed Director of Music at St Paul's Cathedral (the first non-organist to hold such a post since the 12th century) and trains the world famous choir of men and boys for the daily liturgies of the Cathedral, special services of national importance, recordings, tours and concert appearances. Most recently he directed the music at HM The Queen's Diamond Jubilee, the funeral of Baroness Thatcher in 2013 and HM The Queen's 90th Birthday Service in 2016. The choir toured the USA in 2015 and is set to do so again in 2018. They have recorded discs of Mozart and other music with Hyperion Records and are currently working with Decca, producing most recently a disc of carols which sold 30,000 copies in one month.
He has received five Gramophone Awards including in 2010 not only the Gramophone Award for Early Music but also the coveted Record of the Year Award.
'Spem in alium & other sacred music'
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