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VILLANOVA, Pa. – Villanova's Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences honored master's graduate Aidan Flynn '20 MS with its Ingeborg and Byron Ward Outstanding Thesis Award for his work, "Using Semantic Network Structure to Understand Repetitive Negative Thinking", under the direction of Irene Kan, PhD.
"Aidan designed and executed a study that investigated the underlying memory processes that may contribute to repetitive negative thinking, which refers to the perseverative, unproductive pattern of thought that is commonly observed in individuals with depression and anxiety. His findings provide new insight into the relationship between thought processes and psychological disorders and has important implications for their assessment and treatment," said Dr. Kan.
This award recognizes an outstanding thesis project by a graduating master of science student each year. Flynn is currently a research technician with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
About Villanova University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences: Since its founding in 1842, Villanova University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences has cultivated knowledge, understanding and intellectual courage for a purposeful life in a challenged and changing world. With 39 majors across the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences, it is the oldest and largest of Villanova's colleges, serving more than 4,500 undergraduate and graduate students each year. The College is committed to a teacher-scholar model, offering outstanding undergraduate and graduate research opportunities and a rigorous core curriculum that prepares students to become critical thinkers, strong communicators and ethical leaders with a truly global perspective.
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Church discipline is essential to building a healthy church. So how exactly do we practice church discipline? Jonathan Leeman helps us face the endless variety of circumstances and sins for which no scriptural case study exists, sins that don't show up on any list and need a biblical framework to be corrected appropriately in love. Here is a contemporary and concise how-to guide that provides a theological framework for understanding and implementing disciplinary measures in the local church, along with several examples of real-life situations and the corresponding responses.


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Home improvement projects can add up quickly and put an alarming dent in your wallet. However, when your project's goal is to improve your home's energy efficiency, you can rest assured that the project will eventually pay for itself.
Energy efficiency can be controlled to an extent without home improvements but, if you want your home running as efficiently as possible, there are some projects you should consider tackling. Here are a few affordable home improvements to get you started.
An inefficient door or window is one that allows excessive air into the home. As outside air enters, the home's AC or heater must work harder to keep your home at a comfortable temperature. This is where much of your energy is being wasted.
To fix this issue, you will want to buy energy efficient windows, preferably with wood frames, and solid doors. Hollow doors are very detrimental to home insulation. If you already have efficient doors and windows, consider resealing these spaces to repair any cracks. A crack in a window seal can just as easily cause your energy bills to spike.
A small solar panel does not have to break the bank. These panels can cost as little as $100 or even less if you opt to make one yourself. Even if you are only able to power a few small devices, you are saving yourself money and reducing your energy consumption. Furthermore, solar panels can get you tax breaks, adding to the benefits.
For larger setups, you will likely need them installed by a professional. While this up-front cost can make solar panels seem unreasonable, remember how much money they will be able to save you after a single payment. If you can afford the startup, installing solar panels will certainly be worth your while.
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There are many other things you can do to limit your energy usage and cut your living expenses. Some of these things might be lifestyle changes, minor repairs, or even replacing parts of your home entirely. Every little effort helps, even if you cannot transform your house into an efficient machine overnight. Start with the affordable repairs and improvements then move at your own pace with your budget in mind. No matter how much or how little you can do, you are making a positive impact.


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package se.citerus.dddsample.application.impl

import org.apache.commons.logging.{LogFactory, Log}

import org.apache.commons.lang.Validate;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.springframework.transaction.annotation.Transactional;
import se.citerus.dddsample.application.ApplicationEvents;
import se.citerus.dddsample.application.CargoInspectionService;
import se.citerus.dddsample.domain.model.cargo.Cargo;
import se.citerus.dddsample.domain.model.cargo.CargoRepository;
import se.citerus.dddsample.domain.model.cargo.TrackingId;
import se.citerus.dddsample.domain.model.handling.HandlingEventRepository;
import se.citerus.dddsample.domain.model.handling.HandlingHistory;

class CargoInspectionServiceImpl(
  val applicationEvents:ApplicationEvents,
  val cargoRepository:CargoRepository,
  val handlingEventRepository:HandlingEventRepository) extends CargoInspectionService {

  val logger = LogFactory.getLog(getClass());

  @Override
  @Transactional
  def inspectCargo(trackingId:TrackingId) : Unit = {
    Validate.notNull(trackingId, "Tracking ID is required");

    val cargo = cargoRepository.find(trackingId).getOrElse {
      logger.warn("Can't inspect non-existing cargo " + trackingId);
      return;
    }

    val handlingHistory = handlingEventRepository.lookupHandlingHistoryOfCargo(trackingId);

    cargo.deriveDeliveryProgress(handlingHistory);

    if (cargo.delivery.misdirected) {
      applicationEvents.cargoWasMisdirected(cargo);
    }

    if (cargo.delivery.unloadedAtDestination) {
      applicationEvents.cargoHasArrived(cargo);
    }

    cargoRepository.store(cargo);
  }
}

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Q: R Regex get capital letters substrings I want to use gsub to get the tail substrings that have at least 2 consecutive capital letters within a string. Perhaps it's easier to demonstrate in a few examples:
"my_BONNIE" -> "ONNIE"
"Billing_ID" -> "D"
"OPT" -> "PT"

Here is my try that doesn't work:
> gsub("[^(A-Z)][A-Z]([A-Z]+)", "\\1", "BillingTableIDE")
[1] "BillingTablDE"

EDIT:
Got this to work for single capital "subword" like so:
gsub("([A-Z])([A-Z]+)", paste0("\\1", tolower(
     gsub(".*(?<![A-Z])[A-Z]([A-Z]+)", "\\1", x, perl = TRUE))), x)

But this doesn't work if there are multiple capital "subwords" like so:
# Does
"ABC_DEF" -> "Aef_Def"
# When it should be doing
"ABC_DEF" -> "Abc_Def"

A: The pattern needs to match the whole string, if you want to replace the whole string with part of it:
gsub(".*?[A-Z]([A-Z]+)$", "\\1", "BillingTableIDE")
# [1] "DE"

While your pattern only matches:
BillingTableIDE
#          ^^^^  and this gets replaced with DE
# so you have BillingTablDE

A: A solution using stringr.
library(stringr)

test <- c("my_BONNIE", "Billing_ID", "OPT")

test2 <- str_extract(test, "[A-Z]+$")

test3 <- str_sub(test2, 2)

test3
# [1] "ONNIE" "D"     "PT"

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Wemding () is a town in the Donau-Ries district of Bavaria, Germany. Wemding is situated on the edge of the Ries meteorite crater in the Geopark Ries.

Wemding is the location of the Zeitpyramide (Time pyramid), a public art work begun in 1993 and scheduled to be completed in 3183.

Notable people
Leonhart Fuchs (1501–1566), born in Wemding, physician and botanist. The botanical genus Fuchsia is named in his honour.
Veit Amerbach, also Vitus Amerpachius, (1503–1557), born in Wemding, was a theologian, scholar and humanist.
Luitgard Im  (1930–1997), born and died in Wemding, theater and film actress.

References

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import React, { PureComponent } from 'react';
import { Flex, Box } from 'reflexbox'
import Schema from "../Schema";
import InputSchema from 'features/help/components/Schema';
import { actionCreators as templateActions } from 'nodes/processors/uibuilder/features/canvas/';
import { selector } from '../..';
import { connect } from 'react-redux';
import { bindActionCreators } from 'redux';
import {resolvePath} from 'nodes/processors/uibuilder/utils';
import cx from 'classnames';

//import TextField from 'react-md/lib/TextFields';
import Textarea from 'components/form/Textarea';
import Button from 'react-md/lib/Buttons/Button';

const _wraplookup = (key,sourcepath,fnstr)=>{
    const _path = JSON.stringify(sourcepath);
    return `const lookup=(data)=>${_path}.reduce((acc,item)=>{return acc[item]},data)["${key}"]; ${fnstr}`;
}

@connect(selector, (dispatch) => {
  return {
      actions: bindActionCreators(templateActions, dispatch)
  }
})

export default class Birth extends PureComponent {

  constructor(props) {
    super(props);

    this.state = {
        sourceId: null,
        type:"static",
        selected:null,
        showSchema: false,
    }

    this._selectSource = this._selectSource.bind(this);
    this._selectType = this._selectType.bind(this);
    this.renderBirthInputs = this.renderBirthInputs.bind(this);
    this.toggleSchema = this.toggleSchema.bind(this);
  }

  renderKeys() {

    const {inputs, nid, path} = this.props;
    const {selected} = this.state;

    const srcs = inputs.map((input) => {
        const cname = cx({
            sourceName: true,
            selected: selected === input.id,
        });
        const name = input.name.trim() === "" ? input.label : input.name;
        return <Box className={cname} key={input.id} onClick={()=>{
          this.setState({selected: input.id})
        }}>{name}</Box>
    });

    const schemas = inputs.reduce((acc, input)=>{return (input.id === selected) ? input.schema.output : acc;},{});
    const datakey = this.props.value? this.props.value.datakey : null;

    const schema =   <Schema schema={schemas} selected={datakey} onSelect={(key,sourcepath)=>{
        //cannot have closures (so can serialise) so have to insert lookup function (mapping path,key to data value) here;
        const keybody = _wraplookup(key, sourcepath, "return lookup(data)");
        this.props.onChange({
          datakey: {key,path:sourcepath},
          enter:  {params:["data","index"], body: "return true"},
          key:    {params:["data", "index"], body: keybody}
        });
    }}/>

    return <Flex flexColumn={true}>
              {srcs}
              {schema}
            </Flex>
 }

 renderBirthInputs(){

    const {inputs, mapping} = this.props;

    const source = inputs.reduce((acc,input)=>{
        if (mapping.from.sourceId === input.id)
           return input.schema ? input.schema.output : acc
        return acc;
    },null);

    return
<InputSchema schema={source}/>

 }

 toggleSchema(){
    this.setState({showSchema:!this.state.showSchema});
 }

 renderFunction() {

    const {inputs, nid, path, node, value} = this.props;
    const {selected} = this.state;
    const datakey = value ? value.datakey : false;

    const fn = value ? value.enter.body || "return true" : "return true";
    const key  = value ? value.key.body   || `return "root"` : `return "root"`;

    const srcs = inputs.map((input) => {
        const name = input.name.trim() === "" ? input.label : input.name;
        return <Box key={input.id} onClick={()=>{this.setState({selected: input.id})}}>{name}</Box>
    });

    const schemas = inputs.reduce((acc, input)=>{return (input.id === selected) ? input.schema.output : acc;},{});

    return <Flex flexColumn={true}>

                    Each of the two functions below will be passed in two parameters: this.toggleSchema()}>data (click to toggle schema)  and index (an integer that increments with each new item of data)
                    {this.state.showSchema && this.renderBirthInputs()}

                      The key that will belong to the new item (i.e. every different key will map to a new item)

                  <Textarea
                    id="enterkey"
                    value={ datakey ? `return "root"` : key }
                    onChange= {(id,e)=>{
                                    this.props.onChange({
                                            key:  {params:["data","index"],  body: e.target.value},
                                            enter:    {params:["data", "index"], body: datakey ? "" : value ? value.enter.body : `return "root"`},
                                    }
                                )
                              }
                    }
                  />

                    The function that will determine whether the key above is created or not.  Return true or false

                  <Textarea
                    id="enterfunction"
                    value={ datakey ? `return true` : fn}
                    onChange={(id,e)=>{
                                     this.props.onChange({
                                            key:  {params:["data","index"],  body: datakey ? "" : value ? value.key.body : "return true" },
                                            enter:    {params:["data", "index"], body: e.target.value},
                                      });
                              }
                    }
                  />
            </Flex>
 }

 renderReset(){
      const style={
        background: "#667793",
      }
      return

 Would you like to set the birth and death functions to default?

               <button className="button selected" style={style} onClick={()=>{this.props.onChange(null)}}>yes please</button>

 }

 render() {

    const {type} = this.state;

    return (

                This is an advanced option that allows you to clone your objects.  Each object has a unique "key" that identifies it. If the key changes then a new object is automatically cloned.  By default the key remains static, set to "root".  However, if you make the key a variable, then a new object will be created for each instance of the key.  You are given the option to bind the key to an item of data (so every time the data value changes a new object is created), or to bind it to a function, where the function returns true or false whether the a new item should be created, and provides a key name

              <Flex align="center" style={{background:"#5f9ea0", color:"#fff", textAlign:"center"}}>
                    <Box auto p={1} onClick={this._selectType.bind(null, "key")} style={{borderRight:"1px solid", fontWeight: type==="key" ? 'bold' : 'normal'}}> bind to key </Box>
                    <Box auto p={1} onClick={this._selectType.bind(null, "function")}   style={{borderRight:"1px solid", fontWeight: type==="function" ? 'bold' : 'normal'}}> bind to function </Box>
                    <Box auto p={1} onClick={this._selectType.bind(null, "reset")}   style={{fontWeight: type==="reset" ? 'bold' : 'normal'}}> reset </Box>
              </Flex>
              {type==="key" && this.renderKeys()}
              {type==="function" && this.renderFunction()}
              {type==="reset" && this.renderReset()}

);
  }

  _selectType(type){
    this.setState({type});
  }

  _selectSource(sourceId){
    this.setState({sourceId});
  }

}


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The FYRP is a department requirement for all graduate students. First year students must enroll in COMM 698: Planning the First Year Research Project in the fall semester and COMM: 699: First Year Research Project in the winter semester.
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Over the course of July I've been writing daily about membership sites. Specifically I've been reviewing membership plugins. But before I get into the review today, I want to remind you of two warnings I regularly share with people. Maybe you've heard me say these things, but they still are worth repeating.
Here is warning number one: Don't confuse a membership with a subscription. One is a sign of belonging, the other is a financial instrument.
Don't confuse a membership with a subscription. Belonging isn't a financial instrument.
Here is warning number two: Don't confuse building a membership site & building a community. One is focused on technology, the other is about people.
Don't confuse building membership sites with communities. Technology isn't people.
I could write long blog posts about each of these tips, but this is a review of Ultimate Member, so we'll get going. The reason I bring it up is because the developers behind Ultimate Member clearly "get it." In short, they've built a plugin to help you build a community.
In short, the developers of Ultimate Member have built a plugin to help you build a community.
In case you didn't know, this review of Ultimate Member is the 13th membership plugin reviewed. Some people showing up to this site for the first time may not even know that there were 13. And the truth is that there are more than 31. But since July has only 31 days, I figured that would shape my list.
I told you above that Ultimate Member looks and feels like it was designed to create and develop communities. So while it does allow you to protect content, I don't feel like that's it's most prominent feature.
If you have ever talked to anyone about building a membership, they often ask for two features. First, they want a page that is unique to each member that the site owner can constantly edit. This is a coaching/consultant kind of feature. The second is the need for a directory of members. This is a community kind of feature.
I've told you that Private Content can create the personal page. And I've told you that Ultimate Member can create directories.
But Ultimate member is more than just directory stuff. When I run the product thru my list of features, I do so to evaluate what they focus on. I never think a plugin should have ALL THE FEATURES. That's a support nightmare waiting to happen. The trick for me is to see which features a plugin supports so I know where their focus is.
I never think a plugin should have ALL THE FEATURES. That's a support nightmare waiting to happen.
So I went over my long spreadsheet of features (no, you can't have it), and you'll see that the bulk of the features are in a category I call "community features." I don't consider that a mistake or just chance.
It's why I say, the folks behind this plugin are focused on helping you build a community.
When you look at the list, it's pretty easy to see where the focus is, like I said. They're trying to help you build a community. And they're doing a great job of it. If that's the scope of what you need.
And if WooCommerce is your choice of eCommerce and their gateways are what you need, then you might be golden.
There are some things that Ultimate Member does that are awesome and you should know about them. And there are a couple things that they don't do, that I think are also worth noting.
There is no way to protect posts via the categories they're in. It's post by post. On a large site this makes it almost impossible to migrate to Ultimate Member because of how much work that means. This feels a bit like an oversight to be because it's not a huge feature to build. But if your focus is elsewhere, I see how it slips by. Likely it will be addressed soon.
When I was creating this role, I was wishing I could define which categories were protected and available to this user role.
There seems to be a bit of snag in keeping MailChimp and user roles synced. I'll admit, I was working on this demo very late at night so maybe it was user error, but when I change a user from one role to another, and I go to look at my MailChimp email lists, I'm not seeing them updated. Again, likely a small sync bug (or maybe user error), but kind of a big deal for folks a) paying for this extension, and b) planning to use it in live environments where you really need to keep those relationships in sync.
The last is what I've mentioned already. The only way to generate revenue on a UM site is with WooCommerce. That's a lot of plugin to install and configure if you just want PayPal or Stripe gateway support.
But let's get to the good news now that that's out of the way.
There may not be a faster and cleaner way to create member directories. If you hadn't already seen my post on this, it's worth reviewing because the speed at which I can create a member directory is really nice. Many sites need this kind of behavior – especially community sites like a site for Parents of the Soccer Team, or Parents of Classroom 112. Those sites don't need to charge. They simply need registration (with some extra fields), some protected pages, and a directory. If that's a site you're building, this is perfect for you.
Ultimate Member is perfect for sites needing registration, protected pages & a directory.
The dynamic and role-based menu feature is clean and a great way to do things. I've written already a bit about dynamic menus and sometimes plugins make it a lot of work. But Ultimate Member makes this really easy.
In short, depending on the site you're building, UM may be everything you ever need or want.
As I say with every score I put down, the score is based on my own criteria which I've defined while reviewing another plugin (and you can read more about). More importantly, the reason I write these reviews is so that you can look at the details of the review (not just the score) and see if it delivers what YOU need.
Because that's what matters. So even though Ultimate Member doesn't score well here, it's a great plugin if it does what you need it to do. Make sense?


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