In website, "Right Click" allows us to save the page, copy the page, print the page and so on. However, some website doesn't permit tight click operation. How to deal with the situation? Mozilla Firefox is a fast, full-featured Web browser. Here is the instruction to tell you how to disable "no right click" scripts in Firefox.
1. Type about:config in the address bar, click "Enter." Doing this is to open the Firefox Configuration page. But you need to confirm that you understand that changing settings could result in Firefox not working properly. So you'd better backup your browser data in case you lose them.
2. Find the control. Type context into the Search bar. Find preference name listed as "dom.event.contextmenu.enabled" and double-click to toggle it to "false".
3. After this, go to the website that you can't right click, you may still receive a message about right-clicking not being allowed, but the right-click menu should appear after you close the message.
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Chloe Cockburn leads the Open Philanthropy Project's strategy for investing in criminal justice policy and practice reforms to substantially reduce incarceration while maintaining public safety. Prior to joining Open Philanthropy, she oversaw state policy reform work for the ACLU's Campaign to End Mass Incarceration. Previously, Chloe worked with the Vera Institute and the civil rights law firm of Neufeld, Scheck and Brustin, and clerked for Judge Sifton of the Eastern District of New York. Chloe graduated from Harvard University with a BA in Classics and Visual Art, and has a JD from Harvard Law School. She joined Open Philanthropy in August 2015.

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William Turpin, Birth Date: 18 January 1815, Death Date: 31 March 1878,
Evidence from genealogy and church records proves that the Turpin family traveled to Utah in 1852. The family name is located on the William Morgan company roster as "expected soon" and may have traveled with the company. They may have also traveled in the 1852 James C Snow company, and was assigned to settle in the Provo area. Birth date is confirmed by West Jordan Ward records at the time of a rebaptism on 5 March 1853.

William Turpin
Evidence from genealogy and church records proves that the Turpin family traveled to Utah in 1852. The family name is located on the William Morgan company roster as "expected soon" and may have traveled with the company. They may have also traveled in the 1852 James C Snow company, and was assigned to settle in the Provo area. Birth date is confirmed by West Jordan Ward records at the time of a rebaptism on 5 March 1853.
Company Unknown (1852)
Elizabeth Turpin (Age: 37)
Mary Turpin (Age: 11)
Hannah Turpin (Age: 9)
William Lorenzo Turpin (Age: 3)
George Washington Turpin (Age: Infant)
13th Company of 50 report, 1852 September 25, Brigham Young office emigrating companies reports, 1850-1862.
1850 Iowa Census, Pottawattamie County.
"Died," Deseret News, 1 May 1878, 207.
England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
Presiding Bishopric. Immigrant Location Committee Minutes, (20 September - 13 October 1852).
"Registry of Names of Persons Residing in the Various Wards as to Bishops' Reports, Great Salt Lake City, Dec. 28th, A.D. 1852" in Key to Migration Sources, Great Britain and North America: A Manual for Students Attending the Second Annual Priesthood Genealogical Research Seminar, June 19-23, 1967 (Provo: Brigham Young University Division of Continuing Education, 1967), edited by Norman Edgar Wright.
Richardson, Arthur Merle, The life and ministry of John Morgan : "For a wise and glorious purpose" ... , Nicholas G. Morgan, Sr., historical research and publication [Salt Lake City : s.n., c1965], 25-30.


Many Cambium Networks' customers are using 3 GHz spectrum to provide broadband access to their customers. In many places of the world, this spectrum provides clean channels to maximize the throughput that can be delivered, and allow significant data flow to many people. Up to now, the choice of antenna for the subscriber modules in the PMP 450 platform in 3 GHz has been limited to the integrated patch antenna (at 8 dBi), which can be less than suitable gain for long distance applications, or to install a link that may not be perfect line of sight (LOS). An alternate approach is to augment this integrated patch antenna with an offset reflector dish, which provides a very high gain alternative that can provide great range. This works very well for most deployments, yet still has a few drawbacks. First, the aesthetics of this device may not be allowed in certain areas (whether due to local ordinances or homeowner association rules). Second, this is a separate purchase and makes installation and alignment more complex. Third, the beam width of the offset reflector is so narrow (about 6 degrees) that it may not be ideal in near- or non-LOS links, because it might filter out necessary reflective paths that could be useful for link stability.
Based on customer feedback and input, Cambium Networks has adapted the new mechanics from the PMP 450i product to the 3 GHz PMP 450 Subscriber Module. That is, we took the existing 3 GHz PMP 450 SM and put this unit into the rugged housing, paired with a 19 dBi flat panel antenna that is only 12" x 12" square. This extremely compact design is aesthetically pleasing, extremely simple to align and install, and provides a slightly wider beamwidth (about 11 degrees), which is more optimal for tougher links that can take advantage of multipath reflections. This new 3 GHz PMP 450 SM is available now for pre-ordering from your reseller, and will be shipping before the end of the year.


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Poznań (AFI , în , în , în ), în contexte tradiționale numit și Stołeczne Miasto Poznań (literal, Orașul—Capitală Poznań) este al 5-lea oraș al Poloniei ca populație, și al 6-lea ca suprafață, ocupând o arie de 261,85 km². În 2008 avea o populație de 559.458 de locuitori. Este capitala voievodatului Polonia Mare și reședința powiat-ului poznański iar de la 1 ianuarie 1999 poartă și statutul de municipiu fiind exclus din powiat-ul înconjurător. Este străbătut de râul Warta, afluent al Odrei.

Orașul este un important centru economic, universitar, academic, științific și cultural. Industria, cândva foarte importantă în economia orașului, nu mai joacă un rol primordial, însă este în curs de modernizare. În Poznań se află opt școli de stat superioare, inclusiv patru universități și șaptesprezece școli superioare înființate din inițiativa unor oameni de știință. Împreună cu comunele vecine, formează o zonă metropolitană, impunându-se ca putere economică în regiune.

Poznań-ul este singurul oraș polonez menționat în imnul național al Poloniei, "Mazurca lui Dąbrowski".

Nume
Numele orașului vine probabil de la prenumele masculin slav Poznan adică cel cunoscut și înseamnă "aparținând lui Poznan". O altă teorie este că numele Poznań ar fi derivat din verbul polonez poznać însemnând a recunoaște.

Primele menționări ale orașului au fost făcute de episcopul Thietmar de Merseburg în cronicile sale: Episcopus Poznaniensis ("episcopul orașului Poznań", din 970) și ab urbe Poznani ("din orașul Poznań", de la 1005). În afară de numele actual s-a folosit și variantele Posna și Posnan.

Numele oficial complet al orașului este Stołeczne Miasto Poznań (). Este cunoscut ca Posen în limba germană, iar când a aparținut Imperiului German, între 20 august 1910 și 28 noiembrie 1918, a fost folosită și denumirea ceremonială Haupt- und Residenzstadt Posen (Orașul-Capitală și Reședință Poznań). Denumirea latină, folosită totuși destul de rar, este Posnania. Limba idiș a preluat numele german, dându-i forma פּױזן, care se poate fi transliterată cu alfabetul latin ca Poyzn.

Istorie

Epoca modernă
În anul 1571, în contextul contrareformei, regele Ștefan Báthory i-a chemat pe iezuiți în oraș, cu scopul de a întemeia colegiul iezuit din Poznań. Acest colegiu a fost prima instituție de învățământ superior din oraș.

Perioada interbelică și al Doilea Război Mondial
Insurecția din Polonia Mare din 1918 – 1919

După 1945
Protestele de la Poznań din 1956

Geografie

Amplasare și caracteristici geografice

Poznań se află în partea de vest a Poloniei, în partea de centru-vest a voievodatului Polonia Mare și acoperă o suprafață de 261,85 km². Este străbatut de râul Warta și afluenții săi mai mici. De asemenea, în cadrul marginilor orășenești se găsesc mai multe lacuri, pârâuri, ș.a.m.d. Din punctul de vedere geografic, este partea macroregiunii lacustre Polonia Mare. Din punctul de vedere administrativ este un municipiu înconjurat de powiat poznański, cel mai populat în Polonia. Orașul se învecinează cu 11 comune.

Cel mai înalt punct al orașului este Góra Moraska cu înălțimea de 157 m, situată la Rezervația naturală Meteoritul Morasko, în jurul extremității septentrionale ale orașului. Malurile Wartei formează împreună cel mai jos punct în cadrul frontierelor urbane, ele fiind situate în medie la 53 m deasupra nivelului mării. Înălțimea medie oscilează la 107–110 m.

Zonele urbanizate formează 41% sau 106,69 km² din întreaga suprafață a orașului. Se poate observa că orașul se dezvoltă spre nord, către frontiera cu comunele Czerwonak și Suchy Las. În cartierele Piątkowo (pronunțare Piontkovo), Naramowice și Strzeszyn (pronunțare Stjeșin), se construiesc mai mult clădiri de locuit, în timp ce în centrul civic se ridică zgârie-nori destinați activităților comerciale.

Parcurile, pădurile, grădinile și zonele de recreație ocupă 27% din suprafața administrativă a orașului, ceea ce reprezintă 72 km². Pădurile naturale formează patru fâșii mari, care se întind către văile Wartei și cele ale afluenților săi– la Dębiec, Golęcin, Malta și Naramowice. În plus, există și zone verzi în centrul orașului, spre exemplu Parcul Cytadela, cel mai mare din Poznań, amenajat acolo unde erau anterior fortificațiile fortăreței Poznań sau grădina zoologică veche la Jeżyce. De asemenea, 21,6% sau 57,6 km² din suprafața orașului este folosită în scopuri agricole.

Climă

Administrație

Statutul orașului și guvernul local

Împărțire administrativă
Deși Poznań este formal împărțit în cinci cartiere, acestea nu sunt unitățile administrative adevărate, ci mai degrabă dețin un rol auxiliar, având unele instituții proprii comunei separate. Mai există și 42 de unități mai mici, așa-zisele osiedla (sing. osiedle).

Relații externe

Economie

Transport

Transport rutier

Transport feroviar

Transport în comun

În timpul zilei, în oraș circulă 19 linii de tramvai și 54 de linii de autobuz. Sistemul de transport este organizat astfel încât autobuzele să nu intre în centrul orașului, asigurând în schimb acces la stații de tramvai. În cartierele Górczyn, Piątkowo, Starołęka și Śródka există autogări destinate autobuzelor urbane și suburbane, în jurul cărora se găsesc capetele liniilor de tramvai, ceea ce ușurează schimbul. Poznań dispune de un metrou ușor, de fapt complet integrat în rețeaua tramvaielor– liniile 12, 14, 15, 16 și 26 folosesc șine separate de restul traficului pe care se poate circula cu o viteză mai mare decât în celelalte părți ale orașului.

Noaptea, circulă o linie de tramvai din centru spre Piątkowo (pe șinele metroului ușor) și 21 de linii de autobuz. Autobuzele de noapte leagă centrul cu cartierele mai îndepartate sau, ca rol auxiliar, circulă între depouri.

Sport
Lech Poznań este un club de fotbal, 7 ori campioană națională. Stadionul Municipal are o capacitate de 43.269 locuri.

Personalități născute aici
 Przemysł al II-lea (1257 - 1296), rege al Poloniei;
 Elisabeta Richza (1288 - 1335), regină a Poloniei;
 Józef Maria Hoene-Wroński (1776 - 1853), filozof, matematician;
 Paweł Edmund Strzelecki (1797 - 1873), explorator;
 Robert Remak (1815 - 1865), medic german;
 Heinrich Caro (1834 - 1910), chimist german;
 Leo Königsberger (1837 - 1921), matematician;
 Paul von Hindenburg (1847 - 1934), președinte al Republicii de la Weimar;
 Günther von Kluge (1882 - 1944), feldmareșal german;
 Arkady Fiedler (1894 - 1985), scriitor, explorator;
 Arthur Liebehenschel (1901 - 1948), ofițer SS;
 Lilli Palmer (1914 - 1986), actriță;
 Henner Henkel (1915 - 1943), jucătoare de tenis;
 Zygmunt Bauman (1925 - 2017), sociolog, filozof;
 Krzysztof Komeda (1931 - 1969), compozitor;
 Marek Jędraszewski (n. 1949), arhiepiscop de Cracovia și de Łódź;
 Anna Jantar (1950 - 1980), cântăreață;
 Wojciech Fibak (n. 1952), jucător de tenis;
 Tommy Wiseau (n. 1955), actor, regizor american;
 Rafał Szukała (n. 1971), înotător;
 Mirosław Szymkowiak (n. 1976), fotbalist;
 Maciej Żurawski (n. 1976), fotbalist;
 Szymon Ziółkowski (n. 1976), atlet;
 Sylwia Grzeszczak (n. 1989), cântăreață;
 Magda Linette (n. 1992), jucătoare de tenis;
 Jac Jagaciak (n. 1994), fotomodel;
 Robert Gumny (n. 1998), fotbalist.

Galerie de imagini

Vezi și
 Fortăreața Poznań
 Listă de orașe din Polonia

Legături externe
    Pagina oficială – Portalul Municipal de Multimedia

Eponime ale asteroizilor

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Chicken pieces marinated in the distinctive Portuguese flavour of piri piri chillies, cider vinegar and paprika.
Combine the lime juice, vinegar, angostura bitters, piri piri seasoning and paprika in a large bowl.
Remove the seeds from the fresh chilli if using, and roughly chop. Add to a pestle and mortar with the garlic and the salt. Grind to a paste. Add the paste to the lime juice mix and combine well.
Place the chicken portions in the lime marinade and coat well. Cover and marinate overnight in the fridge. Remove from the fridge 1 hour before cooking to allow to reach room temperature.
Preheat the grill or barbecue. When hot, grill the chicken for about 20 minutes on either side. Baste frequently with the marinade throughout to prevent surface drying out. Take care to cook chicken thoroughly. Thicker leg portions will take longer than breast portions, so adjust cooking accordingly.
Serve with the orange segments on the side.


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Psychotherapy proves affective treatment for social phobia
"It is just easier to avoid social situations," you think to yourself. You avoid people and places because the apprehension churns in your stomach.
Palms become sweaty as the fear of not being understood sticks to your thoughts like pollen to a flower.
According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), Social Anxiety Disorder, also called social phobia, is an intense fear of being judged, negatively evaluated, or rejected in a social situation.
Symptoms can be so extreme that it can affect the person to the point of disrupting daily life, affecting occupational performance, college completion, and making it difficult to get a job.
Dr. Peggy Skinner, chairperson of the Behavioral Sciences Department and professor of psychology at South Plains College, said that there is also a subtype which specifically relates to performance, such as giving a speech, singing, or acting in front of a group.
"The person might avoid all classes that require participation," Dr. Skinner explained. "They might avoid parties or social gatherings where they might be talking to others."
Public speaking is a common fear for young adults, according to Dr. Skinner, and a student might see dropping out of college as a better choice than having to take a speech class.
Amy Morris, behavioral health authority director at StarCare Specialty Health System in Lubbock, said that people might not like going to Walmart, the mall, or eating in front of other people because they are self-conscious.
A fear of eating and drinking in front of people is common with social phobia, as is the fear of using public restrooms, according to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH).
"Most of the anxiety is related to the person feeling that others will see them in a negative manner," Dr. Skinner said, adding that the person is so afraid that it can trigger
the fight or flight response or some physical symptoms.
Some of these symptoms may include mind going blank, making little eye contact, or speaking in an overly soft voice.
Other common physical manifestations for social phobia may include sweating, palpitations (where your heart feels like it is beating too hard or fast/skipping a beat), trembling, shaking sensations, chest pain, nausea, faint chills, and fear of losing control/dying, according to Morris.
Morris said those symptoms can lead up to a panic attack if the person does not have appropriate coping skills.
Those who suffer from social phobia can develop major depression and alcohol use, according to ADAA.
"Having social anxiety disorder would be highly distressing," said Dr. Skinner, "because the person could be very capable and competent and then be too terrified to do things… It is a cycle that then leads to fear of more disapproval and more avoidance."
Dr. Skinner says that Barbara Streisand stopped performing for years because of anxiety, and Scarlett Johansson avoided performing on Broadway.
According to the ADAA, 15 million American adults are affected by social phobia. It is the second most commonly diagnosed anxiety disorder.
"My Abnormal Psychology textbook states that over 12 percent of the population will suffer from social anxiety disorder at some point in their lives," said Dr. Skinner, explaining that millions of people will at sometime have this disorder and many others will have symptoms, but the symptoms are not enough to meet the criteria for the disorder.
Symptoms, fear, anxiety, or avoidance, must be going on for at least six months or more, according to the DSM- 5
According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), social phobia can sometimes run in families. But it is not known why some members have it and others do not.
Underdeveloped social skills are another possible contributor to social anxiety.
Social phobia can be treated by psychotherapy, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) which teaches different ways of thinking, behaving, and reacting to situations to help one feel less anxious. Support groups may also be helpful to receive unbiased, honest feedback about how others see you. Medication, such as Anti-anxiety medications, antidepressants, and Beta-blockers, can help as well.
Benzos, Ativan, and Xanax are sometimes prescribed as well, but can be addictive, according to Morris.
Dr. Skinner recommended that someone should first try CBT and then use medication if the CBT is not working as expected.
"Seeing a therapist to learn coping skills would definitely be the starting place," said Morris. "Then, if that is not working and you are still having breakthrough symptoms, then you could see your doctor."
The toughest part of this disorder may be asking for help, since asking for help is a social action.
"I believe that goes along with any mental health issues," Morris said. "There is a stigma, and people are embarrassed and afraid other people would not understand."
Morris added that with social phobia a person might be concerned that if they ask for help, then they are being foolish or insecure.
Asking for help goes along with the fear of people judging you and making an evaluation about you, so that person might just avoid all situations rather than asking for assistance, according to Dr. Skinner.
"If a student feels self-conscious, then going to the Counseling Center could be one more area when the student is afraid to talk to a new person and also fear that others might see them going into that office," said Dr. Skinner.
Despite the availability of treatments, fewer than 5 percent of people with social phobia seek treatment, according to the ADAA, and more than a third of people say they have had symptoms for 10 or more years before seeking help.
Morris said some ways to self-treat, if one is unable to get professional help, include practicing yoga and meditation.
"There is a lot of things out there, like apps that you can use," she added.
According to Psychology Today, one of the first steps in self-help is to realize that anxiety
is natural. Anxiety is a natural response when perceiving something as dangerous.
The second thing to realize is that anxiety is not reality. Social anxiety comes from thoughts that exaggerate danger.
The third step one should take is relabeling. Instead of saying, "I'm getting anxious," say "I'm getting excited."
The fourth step is to breathe deep and slow from the abdomen. Once you alter breathing, shift your focus to the thing you are doing instead of focusing on the fact that your hands are shaking.
Be willing to experience discomfort and try to tolerate uncertainty. Challenge your anxious thoughts by doing the thing that is causing it. Most importantly, reward yourself, and start taking your life back one step at a time.
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The spa located at Woodvale Close, Westlands (inside Jacaranda Nairobi Hotel) opens from 10 am – 10 pm Monday – Friday, on weekends and public holidays from 10 am – 9 pm.
It comprises of four treatment rooms (3 single rooms and one couples room) which are spacious and encompassed with bathrooms, toilets and are air conditioned. It has one lounge that has four chairs and a coffee table where guests are served refreshments. It has background music and scented candles to enhance the ambience.
The spa is a true sanctuary of health and beauty, a haven of peace, a highly pleasurable area with advanced research reaching well into the 21st century. It offers care treatments through gestures and essential techniques that relax the mind, harmonize the silhouette, revive the skin and preserve youth. It is the privileged place for men and women seeking lasting health, beauty and youth. All treatments offered have been designed to suit this purpose.
The gym also located at Woodvale Close, Westlands (inside Jacaranda Nairobi Hotel) opens at 6 am and closes 10 pm between Monday and Friday. Over the weekends and public holidays, we open between 7 am and 9 pm.
We have a state of the art gym that incorporates two of the best equipment in fitness world; Lifefitness and Technogym. The machines are divided into cardio, isotonic and free weights, the whole gym is surrounded by big enough windows that allow fresh air and natural light to come in.
Our studio is modern with a wooden suspended floor that ensures no risk of injuries associated with hard surface.
We have a variety of studio classes in the morning at 6.30 and some days at 9 am for one hour, we also have evening classes at 6.30 for one hour. There is a high intensity spin class every Saturday at 10.00 am for one hour.


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HomeQuotes150 Nick Miller Quotes on Love and Friendship
150 Nick Miller Quotes on Love and Friendship
2. "I'm not gonna get sick. No germ can live in a body that is 65% beer."
3. "You're a real sandwich lady, and I wanna scream your name across the ocean."
4. "We can't break up if I don't hear you. No! La, la, la, la."
5. "I've never been an inspiration before. I don't like this much responsibility."
6. "If we needed to talk about feelings, they would be called 'talkings.'"
7. "Do I regret it? Yes. Would I do it again? Probably."
8. "I like getting older. I feel like I'm finally aging into my personality."
9. "You can go to my funeral but you can't talk. My funeral is my time to shine."
10. "You treat an outside wound with rubbing alcohol. You treat an inside wound by drinking alcohol."
11. "I don't deal with exes. They're part of the past. You burn them swiftly and give their ashes to Poseidon."
12. "I'd give you a hug, but my shirt smells pretty weird today."
13. "Writing class is for somebody who doesn't think lyrically in terms of, like poetic words that are just strung."
14. "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? No, a summer's day is not a bitch!"
15. "I moved to Los Angeles to get closer to whales so I could record them."
16. "Sandwiches and sex? I want that!"
17. "First order of business—we eat their food."
18. "I once had a bass teacher when I was younger who did the standing bass. He had a very weird smell, and I still think about it."
19. "Fantasy and nightmare colliding."
20. "I know this isn't gonna end well, but the middle part is gonna be awesome."
21. "Turning lemonade into lemons since 1981."
22. "I am not a successful adult. I don't eat vegetables and or take care of myself."
23. "You can't just say 'butt drinking' and then not explain what that is. That is two of my four favorite things."
24. "I refuse to pay for the weefee."
25. "I'm not convinced I know how to read, I've just memorized a lot of words."
26. "Pink robes are my catnip."
27. "The sky's too fickle. It's a play-place for butterflies."
28. "I will push if I want to push."
29. "When I work out, which isn't often, I listen to Huey Lewis because it pumps me up."
30. "Sometimes, up close, art is ugly."
31. "I'm just telling her what kind of cake to bake me, son."
32. "Look, we're not trying to be mean. We just don't want you to be yourself in any way."
33. "I don't know if Hogwarts is near San Diego. I've never heard of it."
34. "I can't believe I'm the sober one. That's actually never happened before in my life."
35. "Men of means."
36. "You got hurt by a hog man!"
37. "Absolutely not. No! I don't trust fish. They breathe water. That's crazy."
38. "I only wanna make a drink a coal miner would want. Straight forward. Honest. Something that says, 'I work in a hole.'"
39. "I want to go in my room and do weird stuff on my computer."
40. "Is calling a girl 'Shorty' still cool?"
41. "It's a weird life, but it's where I'm at right now."
42. "I really like when a rap song uses a choir. It makes me feel really happy with all those ladies' voices coming and then the guy's rapping. I think it's awesome."
43. "Look at those horny horny hippos."
44. "Writers don't read. We write."
45. "I like your hat. I like how it's not a team or a logo—it's just blue."
46. "What is money anyway? It's just paper that some king on a mountain said was worth something. Gold, I understand, it's shiny."
47. "What does a man do about that pain?"
48. "I'm very focused. I thought I saw something shiny."
49. "I don't believe dinosaurs existed. I've seen the science. I don't believe it."
50. "It's not sex until you put the straw in the coconut."
51. "It smells like leather, and Teddy Roosevelt, and wistfulness."
52. "I have decided to give up on women and put all of that energy into tomatoes."
53. "Drinking to forget? That's my sweet spot!"
54. "I've done things. I wrote half a book about zombies!"
55. "A bank is just a paper bag but with fancier walls."
56. "Do you know what sucks about getting older? Your friends have known you way too long, they got too much on you. I want to have friends who still lie to me because they don't want to hurt my feelings. I sadly kind of mean that."
57. "No part of this conversation is making me wanna boil over with rage."
58. "I don't know what 'mazel tov' means, but it doesn't sound good."
59. "If I can't have a kid with a woman, then maybe I'll have one with my cousin."
60. "When did one-on-one sex become old fashioned?"
61. "That's more like dork magic."
62. "I like chipmunks more than squirrels."
63. "You have no standing to veto, it's my sperm."
64. "If you were a hat, you'd be a top hat. But like a really big Monopoly one. And I say that with deepest compliments."
65. "I've got two perfectly good forks at the end of my arms."
66. "I'm a business guy first and a sex guy second."
67. "They're just boobs!"
68. "You son of a bitch, I love you!"
69. "I am the stupidest of all the stupid boys."
70. "Just be yourself, and if he's not into Jessica Day, there's something wrong with him."
71. "Everybody has been flashed countless times, right?"
72. "Sucks for me!"
73. "I'm like a mailman, but instead of mail, it's hot sex that I deliver."
74. "Men don't talk to people they've dated unless they want sex, or they're Winston."
75. "I bought 10,000 minutes in 1999 and I'm still using them."
76. "I mean, I'm not doing squats or anything. I'm trying to eat less doughnuts."
77. "That explains why they're so sticky. Sticky Nicky eats anything and I don't get sick."
78. "When I first grew boobs, people started handing me stuff and I got messy, but then you gotta grow up."
79. "I found an ant farm filled with candy wrappers, is this essential?"
80. "DeeDee? That's not a name."
81. "Everything you just said makes me want to give you a wedgie in front of the others."
82. "You're a freaking gold digger, Jess!"
83. "Or is it the most traditional career? Or am I thinking of prostitution?"
84. "You're a terrible person. It's hilarious."
85. "I once saw a zebra named Gavin give birth at the zoo, and I cried hysterically."
86. "I feel like you're not meaning to say what you're saying."
87. "I knew that French was gonna haunt me."
88. "There is something serious I have to tell you about the future. The name of my first-born child needs to be Reginald VelJohnson—I lost a bet to Schmidt."
89. "My arms are so sore from doing so many push-ups."
90. "Life sucks. Then it gets better. Then it sucks again."
91. "Twenty-year-old girls! They're awesome! They don't know what 'saved by the bell' is, and they've never felt pain!"
92. "It's not gonna end well for these two."
93. "Not true. Everything has meaning. Everything is connected to something else."
94. "Ever since I've known you, you've been there. Okay. You're always there. Even when I don't want you there, you're there. That's what a husband does. You fight for me. That's what a husband does. You care about what I eat. That's what a husband does. You've cooked for me even when I don't ask. That's what a husband does. When I pass out you comb my hair so there's no knots in it. That's what a husband does. So guess what? You're gonna be a great husband to Cece 'cause you're a great husband to me."
95. "I should have known those beets weren't from nature. Nothing purple comes from nature."
96. "I fell in love with Jess the minute she walked through the door."
97. "She is sleeping. By herself. Which is called napping."
98. "Why lie? You know how many Millers have been or currently are in jail?"
99. "Twenty pages. And they're all good! Some of them are good. Five pages are good. I really like the title."
100. "I need to eat my way out of a sandwich house."
101. "I want magic—is that so bad?"
102. "I'm gonna grab some old underpants and put a pair into the freezer for each of you."
103. "Make up an excuse and get out of jury duty. Jess, please, I need you."
104. "That's hot to me. You add some sweatpants to that and that is better than porn."
105. "I put on my special underwear because Jess is back because I made a promise I'd be wearing these when you came back."
106. "I hate doors!"
107. "No, we're adult men. We're cute."
108. "Trust me, I'm wearing frozen underpants right now and I feel amazing."
109. "I'm perfectly fine to watch TV all day."
110. "I'm a very good secretary."
111. "On a plus side, I'm being very witty during this fight."
112. "I don't want a refund on my cruise and I don't want a refund on you!"
113. "I'm your best friend. I was there for you when you fell off the deck at Chester's graduation, and I'm here for you now. There's nothing you could say that I'd get mad at."
114. "You're a whiskey girl, like me."
115. "You're a big girl, you can watch Walking Dead alone."
116. "She's got that giant heart that's part compass and part flashlight and she's just the greatest person I have ever met."
117. "Of course we make decisions. How do you think I'm wearing clothes right now?"
118. "Adele's amazing."
119. "Leprechauns are real."
120. "Well get ready for the skin circus you little peanut."
121. "Where are you, Schmidt? This place is fancy, and I don't know which fork to kill myself with."
122. "Stop being so mean to me or I swear to God I'm gonna fall in love with you."
123. "Nothing is ever truly broken."
124. "If you died, I'd be lost!"
125. "I'm not putting on the kimono. It legitimizes you owning it."
126. "Hey! If I cooked up a whole , would you guys have some?"
127. "I once tried on my girl cousin's wool tights and I didn't hate how it felt."
128. "You're allowed to be happy, but it's really annoying the way you're doing it."
129. "Oh, hey, ladies, you guys want to see a grown man cry?"
130. "I look very handsome. I look like I'm on Miami Vice."
131. "It's like a plant. It needs sun and air."
132. "Sponges make me feel exhilarated."
133. "The eyeball fell off, that's how you know it's good!"
134. "Looks like a puppet, like something an Italian whittled."
135. "Guys, please let me hate myself and everything that I have created."
136. "It's not a perfect system Jess, but it's mine okay? And it's private."
137. "I'm pretty sure I'm having a heart attack, and I haven't arranged for anyone to clear my browser history. I wasn't building a bomb, I was just curious."
138. "I am not watching a kid get circumcised."
139. "When you put it like that, it sounds amazing and like prison."
140. "Oh, this is terrible—she's quoting Scripture, but using a ton of cuss words."
141. "It's tiles. I'm so bad at lying! It's for sex!"
142. "I stole that from . I added the part about the Penguin and the Riddler."
143. "Cece, I'm sorry, but when I stand up, you're gonna see my penis, and when I walk out, you're gonna see my butt."
144. "No, I don't dance. I'm from the town of Footloose."
145. "Are we ever gonna get to the point where you stop working on me? Or instead of changing me, maybe once Jess, see it my way."
146. "Just drive the car. I gotta tell my girlfriend that I don't love her so she doesn't leave me."
147. "I believe horses are from outer space."
148. "That's the only thing in the world I know to be true."
149. "She's not quirky. She has no bangs."
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Ozhonda Forums > Community > Road Rules / Regulations Discussion > NSW What happens if you refuse to give a breath test?
View Full Version : NSW What happens if you refuse to give a breath test?
As per title, what would happen if you refuse to blow into the breathalyzer. I know they would take you into the station, but then what?
As additional info, I rarely drink, and never drink and drive. Just curious to know the answer.
Arrested and taken back to the station for a breath analysis. Refuse that too and you get charged which means you go to court etc.
You'll probably end up finding yourself blowing on unconventional 'equipment' instead of the standard issue breathalyzer, as well as a lot of police junk shoved in all your orifices.
You get arrested, taken back to the station and charged for refusing a breath analysis.


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Microsoft, having a partial share in Facebook, has launched its own social media site without much Fun Fare as So.cl service. The social media site is primarily focused for students to share variety of interesting discoveries online. The site is an interesting mixture of curious blend of Facebook and Google +. Initially, the site is allowed only for certain universities and is a mixture of web browsing, search and networking. This combining is named as "video party". According to Microsoft the site is not for replacing Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn. Its service is available only for University of Washington, Syracuse University, New York University and a few other schools in USA.


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Can I get GPSPhone without jailbreaking my ipod 2g "MC" iOS4?
Discussion in 'iPod touch' started by Mike408, Jul 31, 2010.
Im one of the unlucky few idiots that upgraded their OS without giving it a second thought and lost their jailbreak/cant go back to 3.1.x. (lack of shsh).


By cashing out of corporate-type careers or cashing in with savings we managed to tuck away, we are well on our way to one of the largest entrepreneurial booms in decades. Whether the motives are frustration with managers that "just don't get us" or ideas "that just won't go away", the drive for new start-ups or the remake of existing business is happening with renaissance-like enthusiasm. As usual, we celebrate the courage and creative innovation of entrepreneurs, although we rarely understand them.
In spite of the enthusiasm, the odds are not good.
More than 75 percent of new businesses fail within the first three years. It is not for lack of money or capital or hard work. Along with this rebirth of entrepreneurialism are those willing to invest financially and intellectually. So how do we improve the odds of us as entrepreneurs, our ventures, and those that support them? Recent surveys of venture capitalists attributed 65 percent of failures within their portfolio companies to the company's start-up management teams and the entrepreneurs themselves.
With smart people, significant innovations, and available money, what are we missing in our analysis, planning, managing, creating, and sustaining of entrepreneurial companies? In more than three decades of working with, curiously studying, and learning from hundreds of entrepreneurs, I have come to the conclusion that understanding the primary personalities of the entrepreneurs themselves is key to leveraging opportunities as well as mitigating risks.
People are too interesting to be pegged into "one" type of personality. Most of us have a mixture of traits that make us unique. We are also adaptable, which means we will change at times to better adjust or even to fight or flight. With this as a disclaimer, I have found that most entrepreneurs have stronger traits in one of three personality types: dreamers, dealers, or doers.
Dreamer entrepreneurs have an authentic "save the world" mission at heart. They are committed to making the world better in some way. Dreamers are also visionary. They see ahead and beyond in the market. They can "see" potential products or services that most others can hardly imagine – and, they can sell it. Dreamers are excellent at convincing others along the way of their vision. Dreamers are at their best at the time of start-up or during the time of needed re-invention.
The danger zone for dreamers is when the business is functioning with a certain consistency, which can be viewed as boring. When dreamers experience boredom, they have a tendency to lose focus and follow-through. Dreamers have been known to create and re-create and re-create again and again in order to avoid solving a current day problem.
To a dealer, business is a strategic game. The type of product or service is not nearly as important as the opportunity to win – and make money. Dealers are in constant negation with all they come into contact with, team, vendors, customers, and the market in general. Dealers use numbers to play their game of business and can often be found calculating formulas and scenarios on napkins in their quest to find the formula that results in true return on investment. Dealers are at their best when negotiating financing, determining pricing, and testing business models. Dealers can become obsessed with "current numbers" and miss the bigger picture of what is possible with the business. Lack of view of the bigger picture can cause dealers to continue to "deal" long after the opportunity is gone.
Doers have a passion for what they like to work on. Often seen as artists, craftsmen, or inventors, they greatly enjoy the craft of their work and the end results of what they "do". This type of entrepreneur can fall into the trap of perfection, placing all the efforts into "doing" and even "re-doing" a process or product, delaying it from touching customer hands. This intense focus with "doing" in the business day by day often keeps them from working "on the business" or in making decisions for the longer term strategic outcomes of where the business is headed.
Whether entrepreneurs find other partners or senior leaders to balance their strength and create a balanced "soul" for the business is crucial to sustaining a business beyond start-up or a new strategy.
The first balanced entrepreneur I ever met was my father. Each year he prayed and hoped for a bumper crop, for the perfect show cattle. Despite dream-shattering hailstorms and winter losses of prime calves, he awoke each spring with a renewed hope. It's probably why I still love springtime. His definition of success was not necessarily to get rich, but rather to provide the opportunity for family fun while fishing, for an education for his children, and for care for his aging parents.
By today's standards, it is questionable whether or not he succeeded, but his sense of hope, hard work, and determination are his greatest legacy. Regardless of the cruel summer storms or winter freezes, there was always spring. Always a new day. Always a new possibility. This was the dreamer in him – the belief that you could impact the world around you and the tenacity to try to do so above all odds.
My father was also a dealer. He was a cattle buyer and trader. He bought and sold cattle and horses for himself as well as others. He earned his "dealer" status in a front row seat at the stockyard sales ring, where he had a reserved status on a cozy seat. His Stetson hat and his cigar were his calling card. His signals to the auctioneers were secret; they were even secret to me who often sat on his lap during major cattle buys. Only years later would I come to understand what a true dealer my father was. That was the day he walked into a reputable jeweler and attempted to negotiate the price of a "mother's ring" for my mom's birthday. As a young girl I was embarrassed. Today, having watched brilliant entrepreneur dealers over the years, I realize it was simply the way he saw business being done. Everything was negotiable; you just needed to decide what you were willing to "pay".
While he was all of these parts, he was also an accomplished doer. There were occasionally "hired men" to assist with the endless hours of work to be done, but his true expectation was that he and his family would and could "do" most of what needed to be done to run the operation successfully. My brothers were mechanical engineers who could fix, tinker, and weld sizeable machinery. They and our mother were veterinarians who could vaccinate, diagnose, and even assist in the birthing process of a cow or a horse. They were resource managers who had to determine the amount of feed to be leveled out for months of winter and keep water flowing in frozen springs. They had to "do" because that is what was done to keep the business of the farm and ranch afloat.
In the upcoming columns in The Partner Channel magazine, I will share the stories of dreamers, dealers, and doers I have met along the way. Other than my father, the other entrepreneurs will all have fictitious names. Nonetheless, their stories are real. Their successes and their struggles. Their wins and their losses. I have witnessed and at times contributed to them in some way – good or bad. It is with pride and great humility that I attempt to tell their stories. My purpose is that learning from their successes as well as their failures, with the hope of a new spring, could improve the odds of success for anyone who has started a business, bought a business, worked for someone who owns a business, or has a family member who has done so.


To unlock the first mission you need to sell a Geist card. Not sure if it has to be a poison card. I bought Wormhol in the market and sold him. That unlocked it for me.
Berserk is a good clan to get the third mission done pretty quickly.
Finally 3 years have past and this card finally came.
Was this card into the comics of UR ??


Hey, we are glad to announce that the Rags' self-titiled debut album is now also available via the TBMR Records mailorder.
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I am honored to be starting my 12th year of teaching at Grissom High School. I began my career teaching Physical Science and Biology at Fairhope High School in Fairhope, Alabama. I then made a few stops before reaching Huntsville. I taught 8th grade science for two years at Clinton Junior High School in Clinton, Mississippi. Then I spent three years teaching Chemistry, Environmental Science and AP Environmental Science at Gardendale High School in Gardendale, Alabama. Then finally making a four year stop in my hometown of Dothan, Alabama. While in Dothan, I taught 7th grade life science at Honeysuckle Middle School. Then moved to Dothan High School where I taught AP Chemistry and Honors Chemistry. I am so excited to bring all of the amazing experiences to Grissom. I will be teaching AP, Honors, and General Chemistry for the 2017-2018 school year.


This was the first time I tried this Granola. I had a hard time putting it down as it was fairly "addictive!" I finally had to put it in a lower cabinet. If I had left it out on the kitchen counter it would have disappeared. I do wish though that Kona Coffee and Tea could put the Nutritional Values on the packaging. I am diabetic and need to count my Carbs.


If this seems strangely familiar, it's because it's at the center of our (much-loved) avocado egg-in-a-hole toast. We make this variation when we're trying to cut back on the carbs. And thanks to the bacon and cheese, we don't miss the sourdough one bit.
Cut avocado in half and remove pit. Lay avocado halves on their sides and carefully cut lengthwise into 2 thick slices each. Hollow out middles with a paring knife.
In a large, nonstick skillet over medium-low heat, melt 1 tablespoon butter. Place avocado slices into skillet and crack an egg into the center. Season with salt and pepper.
Cover skillet and cook until egg is cooked to your desired doneness, about 5 minutes for a just runny egg. Sprinkle cheese on top of each slice, cover with lid again and cook until the cheese is melted, a minute more.


Archer, rated one of the most valuable limited-overs players in the world because of his 90mph bowling, athletic fielding and aggressive batting, is now playing for Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League (IPL), alongside England internationals Jos Buttler and Ben Stokes.
The 24-year-old, who was born in Barbados but qualified to play for England last month after the European Central Bank amended its regulations, is likely to be named in the squad to play one-day internationals against Ireland and Pakistan next month.
Woakes said the pressure to perform will not just be on Archer, but everyone in the squad.
"He is a very talented and exciting cricketer".
"If he was to come in and someone was to miss out, it would be extremely unfortunate", Woakes was quoted as saying by BBC Sport. It probably wouldn't be fair, morally, but at the same time it's the nature of global sport.
"I don't think it would disrupt the team because everyone would find a way to move on and we're trying to win a World Cup for England - that's the bigger picture".
England enter the tournament as favourites, having not lost a one-day global series since a 2-1 defeat to India in January 2017, though an embarrassing one-off defeat to Scotland last summer was an ugly blip.


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Last update on January 26, 2023, 3:00 pm
Health April 6, 2020 | 8:49 am
Inland travel ban begins to create difficulties
Military and police yesterday controlled the entrance to Santiago on the Joaquín Balaguer highway. ONELIO DOMÍNGUEZ
The provision that prohibits travel to the interior of the country during this Easter limiting the transfer from one locality to another at any time of day while the quarantine remains for Covid-19 is causing difficulties and discontent in some provinces.
Yesterday it was reported from Santiago that Army personnel were requisitioning vehicles that entered and left that province, preventing entry to those who did not reside in that town.
The military crossed a truck on the Joaquín Balaguer highway, at the same entrance to the city, preventing the passage of drivers and drivers who were preparing to enter Santiago, from the Northwest region and Puerto Plata.
Members of the Army only allowed entry to those who could demonstrate that they live in that city, as well as those vehicles that transported food products, medicines, fuels, protective equipment against the coronavirus. Or that they have some type of permission to transit in these days of quarantine.
Authorities ordered the measure in other provinces and municipalities of Cibao, to prevent the spread and contagion of Covid-19. At the same time, the mayor of Santiago Abel Martínez has put a kind of barrier in the entire environment where the primary market of Hospedaje Yaque works so that sellers and buyers do not enter the area, which has caused discontent among merchants.
DN lock
Last Monday, Greater Santo Domingo woke up blocked by the military and police officers. Authorities placed checkpoints at the main points of entry to the National District, including the Juan Bosch, Juan Pablo Duarte, Flowering Bridge, and Jacobo Majluta Avenue, which caused significant blockage and discontent of the public.
Authorities from various towns also made the decision to block the entry of people who did not justify their presence.
Prohibition.
The Minister of the Presidency, Gustavo Montalvo, reported on Friday the prohibition of travel to the interior of the country during this Easter, except for the transport of essential goods. Nor should non-essential traffic travel from one locality to another, so there shall be checkpoints with police and military at the entrance of each municipality.
Cholera in Haiti: nearly 500 deaths
Port-au-Prince, Haiti Nearly four months after its reappearance in Haiti, the number of cholera...
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Janet Camilo announces that she aspires to the Mayor of the National District


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Q: Entity Framework Configuration Question (EF Code-First) I'm using table per hiearchy for the following model:
Story (base class)
 - Individual Story (sub class)
 - Team Story (sub class)
I column in my table that I want to share between both derived types, but I would like to name it differently in each class. Is this possible? I tried a few different things but could not get it to work out correctly (can dig up the exact exception tomrrow at work if need be).
Thanks!

A: No it is not possible. The column is mapped to property in the base class and this property is derived in sub classes. You cannot change the name of property in derived class and EF doesn't allow mapping shared properties in derived classes (they must be mapped in the base class).

A: If by "share", you mean that you'd like both subclasses to use that database field (but NOT the base class) just with different names, that should work as long as it's not the discriminator column. Just create scalar properties on each subtype and map the appropriate property to the common field.

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The International Cricket Council concluded six days of meetings in Dubai today with a number of key decisions taken.
The Board moved to reassure Members around security ahead of the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup in light of recent communication from BCCI and confirmed that as is normal practice this will continue to be monitored through to the end of the event.
ICC CEO David Richardson said: "As you would expect for a global sporting event, the ICC, in partnership with the ECB has a robust security plan in place for the Men's Cricket World Cup. We work closely with the authorities in our host countries to ensure that the safety of players, officials and fans is a priority.
"Should those authorities raise the threat level of the event based on intelligence, we will, of course, uplift our security commitment as appropriate. We will continue to work with the ECB and our Members throughout the build-up to and during the tournament to keep everyone abreast of the situation.
The UAE and Scotland were selected as the hosts of the respective ICC Men's and Women's T20 World Cup Qualifier events later this year. Scotland will host the women's event from 31 August to 7 September 2019 whilst UAE will host the men's event from 11 October to 3 November 2019.
As part of the ICC's ongoing commitment to accelerating the growth of the women's game, there were two significant decisions taken. The first, from the Chief Executives' Committee, is around the introduction of an age group Cricket World Cup for girls to create more opportunities for young women around the globe to play the game. The ICC will develop a plan for the introduction of this event during the current commercial cycle.
• Playing of international cricket, including playing conditions, regulations, guidelines, rankings, Future Tours Programme and technology.
Anil Kumble has also been reappointed as Chairman of the ICC Cricket Committee to serve for a final three-year term.
In July 2018, the ICC Board was advised that the Court of Appeal in Sri Lanka had stayed the Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) elections for office bearers and appointed a Competent Authority for cricket in Sri Lanka.
In light of this apparent government interference, the ICC set a deadline for elections for Sri Lanka Cricket and imposed funding restrictions on the organization with their continuing membership of the ICC under consideration if the organization did not comply.
The ICC Board concluded that SLC have complied with the directions and welcomed Mr Shammi Silva to the Board following his election as SLC President and all restrictions have been lifted.


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Bartholomeus van der Helst (ur. 1613 w Haarlem, zm. 16 grudnia 1670 w Amsterdamie) − holenderski malarz.

Uczył się u Nicolaesa Eliaszoona Pickenoy`a i prawdopodobnie u samego Fransa Halsa. Przez większą część życia mieszkał w Amsterdamie. , ukazujące wiernie wizerunki kilkunastu lub kilkudziesięciu przedstawicieli różnych organizacji np. Strzelcy amsterdamscy, Starszyzna halabardzistów, Bankiet gwardii narodowej w Amsterdamie. Odznaczały się one precyzją rysunku oraz perfekcyjnym ustawieniem postaci.

Ponadto tworzył portrety familijne mieszczaństwa, w tym tzw. małżeńskie, oraz portrety pojedynczych osób, niekiedy ukazujące postacie naturalnej wielkości. Podejmował też tematykę biblijną i historyczną.

Linki zewnętrzne

 Bartholomeus van der Helst w artnet.com

Holenderscy malarze barokowi
Urodzeni w 1613
Zmarli w 1670
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Q: Custom HeatMap Issue on Scale and legend I try to create a custom heatmap but have an issue on the y scale.
The code I built is the following one :
cmap = colors.ListedColormap(['red','green'])
bounds=[-1,1]
norm = colors.BoundaryNorm(bounds, cmap.N)
heatmap = plt.pcolor(np.array(result), cmap=cmap, norm=norm)
plt.colorbar(heatmap, ticks=[-1,0,1])

Where result is an array of 3 Column 6 Row Which contains -1 or 1 values

How can I edit it in order to get
0 1 2 3

A: You can modify the tick range and frequency:
plt.xticks(np.arange(0, 4, 1.0))

Will make ticks from 0 to 4 (excluding 4, so until 3), with an interval of 1 between them.


This resource includes 2 ten question assessments that cover the Financial Literacy TEKS. The questions are STAAR formatted. Questions cover knowledge of how to calculate profit, fixed and variable expenses, basic purpose of financial institutions, advantages and disadvantages of savings options and allocating between spending, saving and sharing.
These tests are great to use for Formative Assessments, since the key makes it easy to record data while correcting student tests so that you can respond to student needs.
These are perfect to use at the end of your Financial Literacy Unit to assess student learning. The key shows the TEKS alignment and topic covered by each question and provides space to record the names of students who missed each question. The key makes targeted reteach easy to plan!
These assessments are formative because they are designed to help you as a teacher collect data on student understanding and use that data to help you make informed instructional decisions.
✅Use the 1st test after your Financial Literacy Unit. Based on the results, do targeted reteach and review. Use the 2nd test to re-assess students.
✅Use the 1st test after your Financial Literacy Unit. Use the 2nd test as part of your STAAR Review.
✅Use the 1st test as a pre-test, use the 2nd test as a post-test.


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	./node_modules/.bin/mocha --reporter list test/*.test.js test/**/*.test.js -t 10000

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Q: Mysql how to use a local variable in an update I have a query running on a large table, so I need it to run as optimized as possible, and would like to clean up this particular equation.
SET points = IF(
    (20 - ABS(pick.guessed_rank - team.rank)) < 0,
    0,
    (20 - ABS(pick.guessed_rank - team.rank))
)

How can i improve this to save the ABS(pick.guess_rank - team.rank) to a variable so my update can look more something like:
@diff = ABS(pick.guess_rank - team.rank;
SET points = IF(@diff < 0, 0, @diff);

Or perhaps there is a better solution than using an if statement for this, but an example of how to use a variable in this situation would still be helpful.

A: You want the GREATEST function that does logically the same thing:
SET @points = GREATEST(20 - ABS(pick.guessed_rank - team.rank), 0);

or more specifically
SET @diff = 20 - ABS(pick.guessed_rank - team.rank);
SET @points = GREATEST(@diff,0);

and for extra bonus points
SET @min_margin=20;
SET @diff = ABS(pick.guessed_rank - team.rank);
SET @points_diff = GREATEST(@diff,@min_margin);

--- EDIT ---
In direct SQL CLI, I had to use @ for every variable. I believe there is a difference in a stored procedure


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Implement your concurrent algorithm in Java. You may also want to implement a sequential version or a coarse grained locking version of your algorithm for comparison purposes.
Write a report. You may start your report with briefly reviewing your algorithm. In the report, also discuss your implementation. For example, describe how the problem was broken down into classes, discuss the relationship amongst classes, motivate the choice of the key data structures used, but most importantly discuss those parts related to concurrency, like where you use synchronized or volatile, classes of the concurrency packages used, threads, etc. Also describe your tests and the results you obtained. Refrain from including large chunks of code. You may include small snippets.
The report should be roughly between 3 and 8 pages. These bounds are not absolute (but one page is definitely not enough and 20 pages is too much).
As the audience of your report, consider your fellow students in the course.
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Your friend has overstayed his welcome. How should you handle it?
How long should you let a friend stay over for the holidays before asking him or her to pitch in?
Q: How long should you let a friend stay in your home before asking him or her to pitch in?
Although circumstances may vary, 72 hours is a reasonable period of hospitality for anyone hosting a friend in their home.
If the stay is stretching longer than you anticipated, politely let him or her know that you simply can't afford to host for an extended period.
Say something like, "You have been here two weeks instead of two days. If you would like to stay longer, it will be important for you to start paying rent and half the expenses." Then add, "Are you comfortable paying cash or by PayPal?"
If you prefer him or her to leave, give 24 hours notice. You also can try cleaning the guest room, stripping the bed, vacuuming and placing boxes and packing tape in your friend's room to send the message.
To avoid any conflict, the day before say, "Where has the time gone? It seems like you just arrived and now it's time for you to go."
When you're working out whether to ask a friend to pitch in, the first question is: Would hosting your friend cost you rental income from turning away others? Don't try to turn a profit; you're not a hotel. But nor should you suffer thousands of dollars of lost income in silence. With the rise of Airbnb, if you open up your house to a friend today, there could be a financial opportunity cost.
If you decide that there's a loss to recoup, you could broach the issue by saying, "I can't wait to have you visit! I was just wondering if it's possible to contribute something."
Alternatively, name a figure. There's no point hosting a friend if you'll harbor a grudge against them for overstaying their welcome. That won't help your bank balance or friendship.
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ΕΠΙΚΑΙΡΟΤΗΤΑ 18 Φεβ 2012
The prevalent feeling in Greece, these days. Where can one turn for hope? No light at the end of the tunnel. Only darkness.
by Capricorner
The country is half out of the Eurozone. If it slips out, to the delight of some of the other Eurozone countries, it will be the end of its present advantageous position (painful today but pleasant tomorrow) and the beginning of a National nightmare. If the Greeks can come to a National consensus and display orderly behavior the nightmare can be avoided and life can continue, however unpleasant, currently, but certain to improve in the near, yes, the near future.
No country, ever, has had such a horrendous debt and creditors willing to forego a great part of the country's dues to them and, in addition, partners willing to assist with a gigantic amount, another historical first, to scale down the debt without hurting too much.
Do the Greeks appreciate their luck? Their politicians and the media carry on as if the world owes it to them and Greece's partners are loosing their patience and hope that they soon get rid of the problem that is Greece, because the problem is the Greek politicians and their bad influence on the people. The Greek politicians, who are squarely responsible for the problem, are certainly not the people who can solve it. Never the less they are the only ones who represent Greece and give the impression that the Greeks are like them, unreliable.
The two big parties created the debt and the Papandreou government was given good terms to take the necessary austerity measures, but it did nothing, so a second austerity package was agreed with the lenders, but that too was not implemented and so the lenders are now mistrustful of both the Greek politicos and the Greek state mechanism, which has demonstrated its ineptitude. The facts are clear. Greece is a Eurozone country with a third world country state mechanism. The politicos who governed Greece the last thirty eight years did all they could to benefit themselves and very little for the country. Even now their actions are geared to their benefit, not to that of the country. With no state mechanism to handle the problem and indeed the help which the Eurozone partners are extending the situation is desperate.
What the country needs NOW is a new generation of politicians who can communicate with their Eurozone counterparts on equal terms. This means they will gain their respect and with it their full backing. The present miserable political bunch has lost the respect and good will of the Eurozone politicians who view it as inadequate and unbefitting a Eurozone country, in fact dangerous for Greece and by extension the Eurozone. Hence the terms they are demanding in exchange for the help and their derogatory, humiliating attitude for Greece. Who can blame them? After all, the Greek politicians were given the votes of the Greeks, which means they represent the people of Greece. Their bad quality reflects the quality of the Greeks who voted for them, or their naïveté (accepting promises from professional liars). The Eurozone partners do not know what to assume.
If the Greeks are so unsophisticated in their thinking that such clowns can convince them to entrust them with their fortunes then Greece is a Eurozone "mistake" which the Eurozone members seem determined to correct, despite the cost.
Speaking of "cost" the Greeks have overestimated this cost. By now the Euro members, articulated as they are, have prepared for a possible departure of Greece from the Eurozone. The International Markets have prepared their plans for a Greek exit from the Euro, for which they estimate a more than fifty per cent possibility.
The cards are stacked against Greece. Only an enlightened leadership can lead the country out of its misery and on to the road of success, yes success. Greece has the potential to grow, but the present shamefully incompetent government is out of tune with reality. The Prime Minister, a capable technocrat does not have the support he needs and here is the twist. The Greeks see elections "now" as the solution to the problem, but their Euro partners do not. They know that the ND party will win but be forced to a coalition government with one or more of the present unreliable bunch, possibly a partner from the left with views widely opposite to those of ND and then what? In the light of this and in the light of the recently appearing change in the political spectrum, with both PASOK and ND having lost a number of their Parliamentarians, who will now align with who? To form what? The uncertainty gives rise to gloomy thoughts.
The Eurozone partners are fed up. The people of Greece are desperate. No hope of change.
If there are people in Greece who can "run with the ball" who are they? How can the country discover them? The present political groups fill up the political space, no room for others. Only unpredictable events can change the scenery and make room for others to appear, gain the confidence of the people and oust the present political herd. Even then there is the danger that the new bunch would be like the present one. Have the Greeks changed? Are they now hard to convince? Will they refrain from repeating their mistakes of the past? This is what worries the Euro partners, which explains why they would much prefer to see a Government of a few technocrats, under the present Prime Minister, like the one in Italy which is doing what it should,. Who can blame them?
Truly the country's fate is in the hands of Mr. Papadimos. Will he display the courage to come out and tell the Greeks why this is no time to go to elections and why he must reshuffle his Government to get rid of the dead wood and bring in a few technocrats who know what to do, with no regard to "political cost"? And will the political parties agree to this? Of course the politicos are divided on this issue as well.
No wonder despair is in the air, everywhere, as there is no sign of change in the political spectrum. No sign of a new breed of politicians. Despair because there is not a glimmer of hope, unless unpredictable events bring in radical changes, for better? For worse?
Capricorner


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Q: Shiny app doesn't work on shinyapps.io, but works in rstudio The app is currently hosted on shinyapps here: https://njed.shinyapps.io/race_seg_gap_map/
There is no error message (I checked shinyapp logs) and memory usage doesn't go above 100mb.
The points don't display and the map doesn't update when clicking the checkboxes.
This all works fine in rstudio.
Here's the shiny app code:
library(shiny)
library(leaflet)
library(dplyr)
library(leaflet.extras)

load('shiny_app_seg_gap.RData')

tags$head(tags$link(rel="shortcut icon", href="/www/noun_equals_133889.png"))
tags$style(type = "text/css", "html, body {width:100%;height:100%}")

ui <- shinyUI(navbarPage("NJ Residential Racial Segregation & Student-Teacher Gaps",
                         theme = "bootstrap.css",
                         tabPanel("Map",
                                  div(class="outer",
                                      leafletOutput("map", width = "100%", height = "100%"), #
                                      absolutePanel(id = "controls", class = "panel panel-default",
                                                    style="opacity: 1",
                                                    fixed = TRUE,
                                                    draggable = TRUE, top = "10%", left = "auto", right = 20, bottom = "auto",
                                                    width = 330, height = "auto", cursor = "move",
                                                    br(),
                                                    htmlOutput("district_selector"), #add selectinput boxs
                                                    htmlOutput("school_selector"),
                                                    actionButton("clear", "Clear School Markers"),
                                                    checkboxInput("togglelatinx", tags$span("Latinx", style = "color: #11FF04;font-size: 15pt"), value = TRUE),
                                                    checkboxInput("togglewhite",  tags$span("White", style = "color: #F40000;font-size: 15pt"), value = TRUE),
                                                    checkboxInput("toggleblack",  tags$span("Black", style = "color: #0456FF;font-size: 15pt"), value = TRUE),
                                                    h4("1 Dot = 750 People"),
                                                    br(),
                                                    h4("Click on school markers for more info")
                                      )
                                  )
                         ),

                         tabPanel("About",
                                  fluidRow(
                                    column(12,
                                           wellPanel(
                                             includeMarkdown("about.md"))
                                    )
                                  )
                         )

))

server <- shinyServer(function(input, output, session) {

  # icon.ion <- makeAwesomeIcon(icon = 'apple',
  #                             library='glyphicon')

  # greenLeafIcon <- makeIcon(
  #   iconUrl = "http://leafletjs.com/examples/custom-icons/leaf-green.png",
  #   iconWidth = 38, iconHeight = 95,
  #   iconAnchorX = 22, iconAnchorY = 94,
  #   shadowUrl = "http://leafletjs.com/examples/custom-icons/leaf-shadow.png",
  #   shadowWidth = 50, shadowHeight = 64,
  #   shadowAnchorX = 4, shadowAnchorY = 62
  # )

  observeEvent(input$clear, {
    proxy <- leafletProxy('map')
    proxy %>%
      clearGroup(group = schools$school_name)
  })

  output$district_selector = renderUI({ #creates District select box object called in ui
    selectInput(inputId = "district", #name of input
                label = "District:", #label displayed in ui
                choices = unique.districts,
                selected = "Newark City")

  })
  output$school_selector = renderUI({#creates County select box object called in ui

    data_available = schools[schools$district_name == input$district, "school_name"]
    #creates a reactive list of available counties based on the State selection made

    selectInput(inputId = "school", #name of input
                label = "School:", #label displayed in ui
                choices = unique(data_available), #calls list of available counties
                selected = "Ann Street School")
  })

  # weight.adjust <- reactive({
  #
  #   # req(input$map_zoom)
  #
  #     if(!is.null(input$map_zoom)) new_zoom <- input$map_zoom
  #
  #     if (new_zoom < 7) {
  #       .1
  #     } else if (new_zoom >= 7 & new_zoom < 10){
  #       1
  #     } else if (new_zoom >= 10){
  #       3
  #     }
  #
  # })

  selected.school <- reactive({
    if (!is.null(input$school)){
      schools[schools$school_name == input$school,]
    }
  })

  output$map <- renderLeaflet({

    leaflet(options = leafletOptions(preferCanvas = TRUE)) %>%
      addMapPane(name = "underdots", zIndex = 410) %>%
      addMapPane(name = "maplabels", zIndex = 420) %>% # higher zIndex rendered on topaddProviderTiles("CartoDB.PositronNoLabels", options = tileOptions(minZoom = 7, maxZoom = 13)) %>%
      addProviderTiles("CartoDB.PositronNoLabels",
                       options = providerTileOptions(
                         updateWhenZooming = FALSE,      # map won't update tiles until zoom is done
                         updateWhenIdle = TRUE   )        # map won't load new tiles when panning
      ) %>%
      addProviderTiles("CartoDB.PositronOnlyLabels",
                       options = leafletOptions(pane = "maplabels")) %>%
      setView(schools[schools$school_name == "Ann Street School",]$lng + 0.02, schools[schools$school_name == "Ann Street School",]$lat, zoom = 13)
      # addMiniMap(position = "bottomright", zoomLevelOffset = -5, tiles = "CartoDB")
  })

  observeEvent(input$school, {
    proxy <- leafletProxy('map')
    proxy %>%
      # clearGroup(group = schools$school_name) %>%
      addAwesomeMarkers(data = selected.school(),
                        icon = icon.ion,
                        lat = ~lat, lng = ~lng,
                        # icon=greenLeafIcon,
                        # weight= 15, fillOpacity = 1, stroke = FALSE,
                        group = selected.school()$school_name,
                        # color="black",#pal(td2$LifeExpectencyValue),
                        # labelOptions =  labelOptions(noHide = T),
                        popup = paste0("", selected.school()$school_name,"", "
",
                                      "Black Students: ",  selected.school()$Percent_Black_Students,"%", "
",
                                      "Black Teachers: ", selected.school()$Percent_Black_Teachers,"%", "
",
                                      "Latinx Students: ", selected.school()$Percent_Latinx_Students,"%",  "
",
                                      "Latinx Teachers: ", selected.school()$Percent_Latinx_Teachers,"%",  "
",
                                      "White Students: ", selected.school()$Percent_White_Students,"%",  "
",
                                      "White Teachers: ", selected.school()$Percent_White_Teachers,"%"
                                      )) %>%
                setView(selected.school()$lng + 0.02, selected.school()$lat, zoom = 13)

  })

  observeEvent(input$togglewhite , { #| weight.adjust()
    proxy <- leafletProxy('map')    #Always clear the race first on the observed event
    proxy %>% clearGroup(group = "White")    #If checked
    if (input$togglewhite){
      race.dots.all <- filter(race.dots.all, group == "White")      #Filter for the specific group
      proxy %>% addCircles(group = race.dots.all$group,       #Add the specific group's markers
                                 race.dots.all$lng,
                                 race.dots.all$lat,
                                 weight=4.5,
                                 fill = TRUE,
                                 color = '#F40000',
                                 fillOpacity = 0.5
      )
    }
  })

  #Repeat for the other groups
  observeEvent(input$toggleblack, {
    proxy <- leafletProxy('map')
    proxy %>% clearGroup(group = "Black")
    if (input$toggleblack){
      race.dots.all <- filter(race.dots.all, group == "Black")
      proxy %>% addCircles(group = race.dots.all$group,
                                 race.dots.all$lng,
                                 race.dots.all$lat,
                                 weight=4.5,
                                 fill = TRUE,
                                 color = '#0456FF',
                                 fillOpacity = 0.5
      )
    }
  })

  observeEvent(input$togglelatinx, {
    proxy <- leafletProxy('map')
    proxy %>% clearGroup(group = "Latinx")
    if (input$togglelatinx){
      race.dots.all <- filter(race.dots.all, group == "Latinx")
      proxy %>% addCircles(group = race.dots.all$group,
                                 race.dots.all$lng,
                                 race.dots.all$lat,
                                 weight=4.5,
                                 fill = TRUE,
                                 color = '#11FF04',
                                 fillOpacity = 0.5
      )
    }
  })
})

shinyApp(ui, server)

#
#   library(profvis)
# app <-
#   profvis({
#
# runApp(app)
# })

A: Adding req(selected.school()$lat) within the first observeEvent() solved the issue.
I was able to troubleshoot by looking at the errors in Chrome's console, which showed an error about a NULL value.
The error only reared its ugly head when hosted, I think because of a difference in processing time -- on my local machine, the data was generated faster (or in a different order) and so the function requiring the lat/lng always had the data. Using the req ensures that the observe function doesn't run until the selected.school df has been produced.
I wonder whether shiny/rstudio has more user-friendly debugging/ways to see this kind of error.


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David Segal: Ladies and Gentlemen, who pulls out the chair?
David Segal
Continental Divine
I took my wife out to dinner and a movie last month for our ninth anniversary. By "I took" I mean I reserved the table and tickets and paid for both with our joint credit card. My motive for taking charge was more expediency than chivalry: My wife had had a busy week and I'd had more time to research food and films. Also, I drove.
We went to one of those foodie establishments with a glossy concrete floor and Edison bulbs and an Instagram account and a drink menu offering "Libations." After a few sips of my Pimm's cocktail, I was feeling genteel and winsome. The New American menu listed "rabbit liver mouse (sic)." Was it a typo, or the latest in small mammal fusion cuisine?
We ordered shareable small plates and shareable large plates (aren't all plates shareable if you're with the right person?) and relaxed into our date night. A few feet away, the hostess led a 30-something couple to their table. The man wore tailored khakis and a checkered button-down shirt; his date wore a sleeveless summer dress with splotches of primary colors.
As they reached the table, he crossed in front of her and pulled out her chair. She smoothed the fabric of her dress underneath her as she sat so the skirt wouldn't catch or bunch. It's a move women do, the ladylike complement to a man's gentlemanly gesture.
When the hostess had led us to our table, I had not pulled out the chair for my wife, who was wearing pants. When we had left home for the restaurant, I had not opened the car door for her. She had managed those tasks on her own.
My wife makes more money than I do; I cook more than she does. That's not a complaint or a brag. It's what works for us.
Pulling out a chair is symbolic, but of what? Care and respect? Why is it gendered? Picture the couple being led to their table, but this time the woman pulls out the chair for the man. How odd.
Now, I'm imagining an egalitarian couple caught in an infinite seating loop as one pulls out the chair for the other who then immediately gets up to pull the chair out for the first, and on and on until the kitchen runs out of rabbit liver mouse. It would play at double speed like a "Benny Hill Show" end credit chase, with the same frenetic slapstick saxophone soundtrack.
It was a romantic dinner. My wife and I reflected on nine years married, a total of 12 years together, six years as parents, two children, two jobs and two hometowns. The company was more memorable than the food, which is better than the alternative.
I had chosen the restaurant because of solid (if inflated) reviews and proximity to a movie theater screening "RBG," the new release about Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. I had joked earlier that a documentary about the octogenarian jurist wasn't the most romantic choice for a date movie.
I was wrong! The film told the love story of Ruth Bader and Marty Ginsburg. As an undergraduate at Cornell, Ruth hadn't had a second date until she met Marty. Perhaps the other men (boys?) were intimidated by her intellect. Marty loved her brain. They were married 56 years, until Marty's death in 2010.
Throughout Ruth's illustrious career, Marty cheered and enabled his wife's successes. A respected tax lawyer, he structured his work life so he could pick up the slack for Ruth's long hours. In 1980, President Jimmy Carter nominated Ruth to the federal bench. Marty supported moving the family from New York to Washington D.C. despite the job change it demanded of him.
In the film, clips of Marty's self-deprecating humor show a man tickled by his wife's brilliance and fame, a man whose wife would always outshine him. His eyes twinkle as he grins with pride.
I wonder who planned Marty and Ruth's date nights. I wonder whether Marty pulled out Ruth's chair when they went to dinner. I trust that Ruth pulls out her own chair when she sits on the Supreme Court.
David Segal lives in Houston. Connect with him at http://www.rabbidavidsegal.com. His column (usually) runs the first Sunday of the month.
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Measures W 7" x H 3.75"
Design inspired on the embroidered 'Huipil' of TZOTZILES. Natives from the region of Altos, in Chiapas state they live at the center of the universe, where the cosmic forces are concentrated. Mayan origin embroidery, for them, encloses a deep mystic sense related to life.The diamonds and rhombus forms embroidered on the Huipil represent, both the universe, and the unity of earth with heaven.