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Q: Dygraphs : I don't want points, even when the series is highlighted Is it possible to only plot lines in dygraph, even when the series is highlighted?
drawPoints : false works well, but not in highlightSeriesOpts. and it seems like the minimum value acceptable for highlightCircleSize is 1.
I am plotting multiple series on the same dygraph and when I mouse over, I only want a line highlighted, I don't want a point per series cluttering the graph.
Thanks!


The man behind Obama's online campaign is coming to town. Yip, Harper Reed will be sharing his story with audiences at The Nedbank Digital Edge Live 2013. For anyone heading out to TDEL, and particularly to see Harper Reed, here's a quick recap about what he's done for the 'Obama for America' online campaign.
As CTO, Reed had 3 goals for this campaign. Get donations, volunteers and votes. He worked with an innovative team who built Narwhal, the platform that tracked potential voters, volunteers and supporters from literally anywhere to create complete voter profiles that better targeted Obama supporters.
Online marketing efforts made use of social-media platforms and email to communicate with supporters and raise record amounts from donors. Email campaigns used A/B testing extensively. A single OFA fundraising email had no less than 11 different varieties and up to 18 at one point.
Would you believe the most successful subject line to come out of the A/B tests and be used for one of Obama's email campaigns was ''Hey''?
In the end, Harper and his team helped smash support and voter turnout records set in 2008. The campaign's online donations drummed up $700 million with over 4.5 million people having donated. Most of the money raised online came from fundraising e-mails. Of course, the major win was Barack Obama securing a 2nd term in the White House. The biggest take away here is that testing and segmentation played a really big part of Obama's online success. If it worked for Harper and Obama, surely it'll work for you.
Congratulations, Peter Jarvis on winning tickets to The Nedbank Digital Edge Live!


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Another problem i found in the search engine that my threads were posted on google search engine. I cannot upload my book becasue they are telling me that it's not a new release. So please help me to delete this account sense i cannot uploud my book.


The despatch below from Tommy Davis to the head of the Office of Special Affairs Network concerning Tom Cruise is revelatory in several respects. I have included some comments in between certain paragraphs in the following document to clarify and provide context. All inserted comments by me are in italics. The rest of the text is the original document in full.
For those who are concerned about me being a little tough on Tom, I invite you to use the search function on this blog with his name and see how thoroughly I put him on notice about the serial human rights violations his support of Miscavige has wrought. I probably would not even have posted this, except that I saw the Int Scientology News New Years 2011 edition with Tom Cruise front and center of the two page Shrine spread worshiping at the feet of his lord, Miscavige. Publication of such would absolutely require Tom's personal green light. Ethics gradients, my friend, and believe me to date they've been light.
Thanks for the ack. It was a bad oversight on my part to have not sent that debrief to Mr. Rinder. Thanks for doing that. I would very much like to see his plan on MI3. Mr. Cruise and I have been having a lot of comm on the subject and I want to make sure I am in the loop. I still have catching up to do myself in this area.
There are a few things that have been coming up that I would like to touch base with you on that are on a similar line.
One thing is that he told me today that he has been asking for regular CCHR briefings and has not been getting them. He mentioned that when he used to get them they were just suppressive as they were filled with MUs, etc. I told him I would handle this. I did brief him a bit on the recent feedback from the CCHR tours and the recent Time magazine article on Ritalin.
Tom used to carry a dictionary he was so big on word clearing. But, now that he is D/COB it is "suppressive" when someone uses a word that he does not understand. This is the vicious victimology practiced by Miscavige. Ask anyone who spent much time around him, he is very good at convincing those around him that the world is out to get him, his stewards, his cooks, his secretary, the groundsman, his staff, his wife, his mother, his father, the US government, the psychs, you name it. He is being attacked by "suppressives" at every hand. Guess he got his tight friend to buy into that crap too. By the way Tom knows about psychiatry (despite the misunderstood words) and you, Matt, don't.
The other thing is that I would like to get a new briefing for him on the results of his dissemination and PR actions. I.E. what is the count of kids off drugs now? New FDA or CCHR products as a result?, etc.
I think the point I am harping on here with all of this is that the MI3 press tour is coming and it will be on us before we know it and we have to be prepared. That means briefings on what is happening in the EU, Japan, Mexico, surveys from those areas from the marketing units, buttons, etc.
Translation: Tom Cruise is being provided with church of Scientology surveys which will give to him the "buttons" to push in his press conferences in different countries in promoting his movie Mission Impossible 3, so that Tom can a) become more of a star and make more money and b) promote Corporate Scientology objectives.
He asked me to draft a note to Sarkozi (he is Interior Minister now isn't he?) for him then there is Pinault (the French billionaire T met on the Collateral tour who owns FNAC, the major EU electronics, music, books store, etc.) and those two are just France. What do we want to do there? What about Spain? I don't want to just leave this all up to COB to figure out because you and I both know he will if we don't do it now.
Translation: Tom Cruise's correspondence with world leaders is being drafted by church of Scientology hack Tommy "two tone" Davis so that David "low toned" Miscavige won't have to bypass, and kick the living … out of Tommy for having to do so. Tommy can't even spell the leaders' names and doesn't quite know their positions; but hey, in the scheme of things they are just riff raff. After all, Tom knows that Dave is the "leader of leaders". To make sure it stays that way he is going to insulate himself from any information about the actual world leaders, and he is going to prove it by having the church communicate to those leaders for him. Guess what Opinion Leaders of the world who have confided in Tom Cruise? Every word you've said has gone back for processing and handling to the "church" of Scientology.
COB made it clear that the message for him is to promote the film. Be the biggest movie star ever, etc. He is pumped about this and is already on a full create on getting proficient with his planes, cars and motorcycles, and just doing cool intense bigger than life movies star stuff.
Translation: By then there was already severe repurcussions from DM's previous coachings of Cruise (to wit, Matt Lauer meltdown, Oprah psychosis) so Dave is doing the 1.1 thing:" Tom, just go out there and be a movie star, just like I always told you." Remarkably, Tom is "pumped" about that, and with the direction from his guru is going to dive into movie star valence with reckless abandon, because that is what COB has directed. Interesting how date coincident with COB's message to Tom to "become the biggest movie star ever", Tom steadily fell from approaching that target and instead plummeted toward becoming the biggest laughing stock in town.
However at the same time we need to nail down the exact DA docs that can be used when he does these interview or when Paul and Arnold do the pre-interview preps. Like the one doc that DAs the silent birth, or the sonogram crap, or even the psych stuff. I will of course have the guys in my office all over this but I want to have the line in very tight with you, Karin and Linda.
Also, I am working with Michael to ensure Paul Bloch and Arnold Robinson are on track and on message, that they are getting T's stats as a star out there and that they ride over and out create and stay above the BS. I'll be meeting with them with Michael this week when I get back. I also want to work out how to attack these "year end list" people who are saying he is voted as "most annoying" or "most irritating" as I don't believe them. I think getting Paul or Arnold to demand from these magazines the actual survey results/raw data, the numbers, the questions asked for the survey, etc. They can not let this crap slide with out a fight but make sure that it never looks like it is T who is behind it or cares about it or create a new sit by digging into it. They are going to get to the bottom of things like why TC has not won a People's Choice award in ten years. The point is that more pressure has to be kept on Paul and Arnold to get out there and be proactive. The kind of pressure that will counteract the negative SP pressure they are getting from the press and their PTS comm lines, etc.
Ok, when Tommy says that "I" don't believe the polls that consistently voted Tom "most irritating" and the like, he means David Miscavige doesn't believe it. Tommy, and anyone else for that matter on those lines, is not allowed to have an opinion let alone express one. DM was already ordering Doven and Tom's sister to gather Tom's stats and ordering they be "slammed dunked" on every publication that attempts to say a negative thing about his tight friend as early as 02/03. In other words, DM is the source of turning even Tom's outside professionals (publicists in this case – and as you will see later his agents and attorney in later documents) into robots carrying out terribly unpopular, ill-advised strategies that cemented the uber-mirco-manage, laser head image they wanted to erase.
I think this is it for now. I will for sure come and see you guys when I am back and we can catch up on all of this.


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Home Our Team Christina Caplinger
Christina Caplinger, RPh
Christina Caplinger is a licensed pharmacist in both Colorado and Idaho and is also a board-certified pharmacotherapy specialist. She completed a fellowship program in infectious disease pharmacy, in which her research interests included antimicrobial stewardship and appropriate antimicrobial prescribing, resulting in several publications in peer-reviewed medical journals. Although her focus has been mostly in the infectious disease realm, she also has clinical interests in pain management, diabetes care, medication therapy management, patient advocacy, and internal medicine.
Articles by Christina
Evaluation of a protocol to optimize duration of pneumonia therapy at hospital discharge: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27806937
Total duration of antimicrobial therapy in veterans hospitalized with uncomplicated pneumonia: Results of a national medication utilization evaluation: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27527659
Evaluation of a Computerized Decision Support Intervention to Decrease Use of Anti-Pseudomonal Carbapenems in Penicillin Allergic Patients: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27025522
Antimicrobial de-escalation of treatment for healthcare-associated pneumonia within the Veterans Healthcare Administration: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26538501
Description and validation of a spectrum score method to measure antimicrobial de-escalation in healthcare associated pneumonia from electronic medical records data: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25927970
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Custom format string guidelines

 Up to four sections of format codes can be specified. The format codes, separated by semicolons, define the
 formats for positive numbers, negative numbers, zero values, and text, in that order. If only two sections are
 specified, the first is used for positive numbers and zeros, and the second is used for negative numbers. If only
 one section is specified, it is used for all numbers. Four sections example:

  #,###.00_);[Red](#,###.00);0.00;"sales "@

 The following table describes the different symbols that are available for use in custom number formats.

Symbol	Description and result

0	Digit placeholder. For example, if the value 8.9 is to be displayed as 8.90, use the format #.00

#	Digit
placeholder. This symbol follows the same rules as the 0 symbol.
However, the application shall not display extra zeros when the number
typed has fewer digits on either side of the decimal than there are #
symbols in the format. For example, if the custom format is #.##, and
8.9 is in the cell, the number 8.9 is displayed.

?	Digit
placeholder. This symbol follows the same rules as the 0 symbol.
However, the application shall put a space for insignificant zeros on
either side of the decimal point so that decimal points are aligned in
the column. For example, the custom format 0.0? aligns the decimal
points for the numbers 8.9 and 88.99 in a column.

. (period)	Decimal point.

%	Percentage.
If the cell contains a number between 0 and 1, and the custom format 0%
is used, the application shall multiply the number by 100 and adds the
percentage symbol in the cell.

, (comma)	Thousands
separator. The application shall separate thousands by commas if the
format contains a comma that is enclosed by number signs (#) or by
zeros. A comma that follows a placeholder scales the number by one
thousand. For example, if the format is #.0,, and the cell value is
12,200,000 then the number 12.2 is displayed.

E- E+ e- e+	Scientific
format. The application shall display a number to the right of the "E"
symbol that corresponds to the number of places that the decimal point
was moved. For example, if the format is 0.00E+00, and the value
12,200,000 is in the cell, the number 1.22E+07 is displayed. If the
number format is #0.0E+0, then the number 12.2E+6 is displayed.

$-+/():space	Displays
the symbol. If it is desired to display a character that differs from
one of these symbols, precede the character with a backslash (\).
Alternatively, enclose the character in quotation marks. For example,
if the number format is (000), and the value 12 is in the cell, the
number (012) is displayed.

\	Display the
next character in the format. The application shall not display the
backslash. For example, if the number format is 0\!, and the value 3 is
in the cell, the value 3! is displayed.

*	Repeat
the next character in the format enough times to fill the column to its
current width. There shall not be more than one asterisk in one section
of the format. If more than one asterisk appears in one section of the
format, all but the last asterisk shall be ignored. For example, if the
number format is 0*x, and the value 3 is in the cell, the value 3xxxxxx
is displayed. The number of x characters that are displayed in the cell
varies based on the width of the column.

_ (underline)	Skip
the width of the next character. This is useful for lining up negative
and positive values in different cells of the same column. For example,
the number format _(0.0_);(0.0) aligns the numbers 2.3 and -4.5 in the
column even though the negative number is enclosed by parentheses.

"text"	Display
whatever text is inside the quotation marks. For example, the format
0.00 "dollars" displays 1.23 dollars when the value 1.23 is in the cell.

@	Text
placeholder. If text is typed in the cell, the text from the cell is
placed in the format where the at symbol (@) appears. For example, if
the number format is "Bob "@" Smith" (including quotation marks), and
the value "John" is in the cell, the value Bob John Smith is displayed.

Specify colors

 To set the text color for a section of the format, type the name of one of the following eight colors in square
 brackets in the section. The color code must be the first item in the section.

[Black]	[Green]	[White]	[Blue]	[Magenta]	[Yellow]	[Cyan]	[Red]

 Instead of using the name of the color, the color index can be used, like this [Color3] for Red. Valid numeric
 indexes for color range from 1 to 56, which reference by index to the legacy color palette.

Specify conditions

 To set number formats that will be applied only if a number meets
a specified condition, enclose the condition in square brackets. The
condition consists of a comparison operator and a value. Comparison
operators include: = Equal to; > Greater than; < Less than; >=
Greater than or equal to, <= Less than or equal to, and <> Not
equal to. For example, the following format displays numbers that are
less than or equal to 100 in a red font and numbers that are greater
than 100 in a blue font.
[Red][<=100];[Blue][>100]

  If the cell value does not meet any of the criteria, then pound signs ("#") are displayed across the width of the cell.

Dates and times

To display	As	Use this code

Months	1-12	m

Months	01-12	mm

Months	Jan-Dec	mmm

Months	January-December	mmmm

Months	J-D	mmmmm

Days	1-31	d

Days	01-31	dd

Days	Sun-Sat	ddd

Days	Sunday-Saturday	dddd

Years	00-99	yy

Years	1900-9999	yyyy

Hours	0-23	h

Hours	00-23	hh

Minutes	0-59	m

Minutes	00-59	mm

Seconds	0-59	s

Seconds	00-59	ss

Time	4 AM	h AM/PM

Time	4:36 PM	h:mm AM/PM

Time	4:36:03 P	h:mm:ss A/P

Time	4:36:03.75	h:mm:ss.00

Elapsed time	1:02	[h]:mm

Elapsed time	62:16	[mm]:ss

Elapsed time	3735.80	[ss].00

Examples

To display	As	Use this code

1234.59	1234.6	####.#

8.9	8.900	#.000

.631	0.6	0.#

12
1234.568	12.0
1234.57	#.0#

    44.398
102.65
2.8

44	.398

102	.65

2	.8

    ???.???

5.25
5.3	5 1/4
5 3/10	# ??/??

12000	12,000	#,###

12000	12	#,

12400000	12.4	0.0,,

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The Reston Recorder chose Isabel Zarn of Cromer, as their third Senior's Spotlight.
Isabel is the youngest of a family of 9 siblings. Her sister, Alva Williams, is her only remaining sibling.
Isabel and her husband Henry were married in December of 1962, they have two daughters, Tracey and Jody, and one grandson, Luke.
Isabel has had various jobs over the years including: telephone operator; teacher; interior painter; music coordinator for Look Music; guard at Reston RCMP; Statistics Canada representative; CIBC bank teller; Manitoba Crop Insurance adjuster; safety instructor - teaching: First Aid, CPR, WHMIS, TDG, Confined Space Safety and H2S; author of the first safety course manual for Assiniboine Community College for the pork industry; instructed first courses for 'Safety in the Swine Barns' at ACC; regional co-ordinator for Manitoba Crop Insurance adjusters; instructor for workshops for MCIC.
the money from the tarps would go to the child to purchase a special gift that they wanted or to further their education, and from there we began.
Isabel believes that community spirit binds us together. It is important to have someone to turn to in tough times, illnesses and hardships. It is also just as important to have someone to share our joys and celebrations with. She feels that community gives our young people a place where they feel they belong. It provides each of us a safe place to land when troubles overcome us. It is the core of who we are, and provides each of us with the strength to become who we are meant to be.
In her spare time, Isabel enjoys painting, socializing and watching TV.
When asked if she could live her life over again, what would she change, Isabel said she wouldn't change a thing. "I've made my share of mistakes, had some lucky breaks, learned a lot from every job I've had and every person I've met. My life has been full," explained Zarn. "Life on the farm has been good to us. There isn't a better place to live. We plan to stay here as long as we are able, until it is time for us to go elsewhere, we'll just keep breathing!


Discussion in 'Oculus Rift' started by Tom@VirtualRealityHIre, Jul 29, 2016.
Have you been having trouble turning off your Xbox 360 controller from your Oculus Rift? Well after searching for the answer I can tell you two different ways to do it.
1) Press and hold the big X button in the centre of your controller for 10-15 seconds this should automatically turn off the remote.
2) Alternatively, you could just remove the batteries from the back of the controller. Some people have said this is far quicker to do.


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Permission for €250m Beacon hospital in Cork granted
THE BEACON Medical Group has welcomed the decision by An Bord Pleanála to grant planning permission for a €250 million co-located hospital in the grounds of Cork University Hospital and has expressed confidence that the hospital will be completed by 2012.
The board of An Bord Pleanála overruled the decision of its own inspector who, following a three- day oral hearing last September, recommended refusal of planning permission for the new two- to five-storey 33,000 square metre hospital on the northeast corner of the CUH campus.
The board ruled that revised road proposals adequately addressed concerns expressed by the inspector in relation to traffic safety, while a minor relocation of the building southwards would ensure it did not have an unduly negative impact on nearby houses.
It made it a condition of planning that the hospital would not become operational until the Bishopstown Road roundabout had been converted to a signal controlled junction and the entrance to CUH and the new co-located hospital moved some 90 metres to the west.
Beacon chief executive Michael Cullen welcomed the decision by An Bord Pleanála and said the new hospital would greatly benefit the health and wellbeing of the people of Cork while providing significant economic benefit by employing some 500 staff.
The new hospital will comprise 175 single rooms with eight critical-care unit beds, six theatres, ambulatory surgery and full diagnostics incorporating almost €26 million worth of new generation equipment and will cater for public and private patients. It will cater for 11,000 inpatients, 20,000 day patients and 12,000 surgeries a year.
"We will spend the next four to six months securing finance and doing detailed designs and we hope to be in a position to start construction work on the hospital either late this year or early next year," Mr Cullen said.
He expressed confidence the group would secure about €800 million in funding for its Cork project and its two other similar projects in Limerick and Beaumont, although he conceded that financing may involve a greater number of banks than originally planned.
BMG is not buying the site on which the proposed hospital is being built and legal agreements have yet to be finalised with the HSE and the Department of Health for the facility.
Local residents had opposed the project. Eamon Cashell, chairman of the Laburnum/Wilton Residents' Association, said yesterday that residents in the area were outraged at the fact that An Bord Pleanála had ignored its own inspector's views.
"The hospital isn't built yet and we haven't thrown in the towel," he said, adding that the residents were considering all their options including seeking legal advice.
"People are outraged at this decision," Mr Cashell added. "We based our arguments not on emotion but solely on planning grounds and we take some solace from the fact that planning inspector found in our favour, but we're angered that the board then ignored his recommendations and went against its own experts."
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Auction Preview – The Daniel Bretag Collection in Australia
In Auctions by Abhi November 28, 2020 Leave a Comment
A collector in Australia is auctioning off his motorcycles and memorabilia, and it reflects his passion for Italian motorcycles. Highlights include some classic MV Agustas as well some Ducati collectibles.
Here's an interesting story about Daniel from Donington Auctions, who's in charge of auctioning off the collection: "In 2002, Daniel was the successful bidder in a Riders for Health Charity Auction raising funds for the distribution of medical supplies on motorbikes in Africa (one of only a few charities formally supported by the MotoGP). The prize was the choice to attend any MotoGP in the world as VIP guest and Daniel chose, Mugello, in part due to his passion for all things Italian.
Once he reached Italy, he was entertained by the COE and CFO of Ducati with a special tour of the museum and factory. Ducati also supplied Daniel with a new 600 monster to ride from the factory in Bologna to the racetrack in Mugello. Daniela says it was the 'ride of his life!' and that, luckily, he was able to keep up with the other guys from Ducati on more powerful 900s, weaving through the traffic.
When they arrived at Mugello, he was given the honour of unveiling the new Ducati MotoGP bike to the world press, in honour of the charity he was representing. The fitted cover used to conceal the bike prior to the unveiling is signed by the full team who worked on the bike and will be a prized lot in the auction."
The signed cover.
Here are the bikes:
1975 MV Agusta 750 America (estimated to sell between $80,000-$100,000). Imported to Australia in 2007, this was "sensitively restored" in 2018 and is ready to ride with an aftermarket headlight and Magni exhaust. The odometer has 17,650 kilometers and it's in good shape except for a small dent in the tank.
There's also a 750S America project (estimated to sell between $15,000-$25,000):
1969 Yamaha TD1C (estimated to sell between $50,000-$60,000). One of 320 examples, the seller acquired it in 1996 to rae but he instead had it restored. Race history is unknown.
1975 Magni MV Agusta Project (estimated to sell between $32,000-$40,000). Daniel bought this as a project while in Italy and imported it to Australia in 2003. He accumulated most of the parts needed to complete the project, though it's still missing engine cases, transmission, crank carrier, and gear cam drive – Donington's says that they are all "readily available", I hope they're right!
1973 Ducati 750 GT Imola Replica (estimated to sell between $25,000-$35,000). This is "a personal recreation of an original 1972/73 Imola factory racer," with a SS fairing, high exhaust, fiberglass tank, custom seat, 18″ front wheel, Marzocchi shocks, rearsets, and a second Brembo disk brake up front.
Click here to see all of the lots. If you just want to look at pictures, here's an album as well. What would you want to take home?


The Energy Industries Council (EIC), the leading trade association for UK companies that supply goods and services to the energy industries worldwide, has launched its special Survive and Thrive Insight Report, which identifies the strategies and best practices that 26 EIC member companies of all sizes and covering all energy sectors have used to grow and prosper during the downturn. The savings and new orders won by the 26 companies through their survive and thrive strategies, normally from just one or two customers each, came to well over £550 million.
EIC member companies which participated in the report include Amec Foster Wheeler, Costain, Nov Gateshead and Petrofac.
The report includes 22 key lessons for the industry, 8 recommendations for the government on how to support the UK energy supply chain, as well as case studies for each of the participating companies, detailing the strategies and solutions they've put in place to overcome the tough markets the energy industries are currently facing.
These strategies fell into six areas: collaboration, diversification, export, innovation, optimisation and technology with the organisations often combining one or more strategy to succeed.
Innovation was the most commonly used strategy, with 73% of the companies applying significantly enhanced products, services and solutions to meet the changing needs of their clients.
At the other end of the spectrum, export was the least employed strategy, with only 8% of the organisations exporting their way out of the crisis.
While the companies have not stopped exported, they have not invested in 'new exports' as a way out of the downturn.
The underemployment of this strategy is even more significant when considering the extremely positive returns for those companies that did choose to make use of it, with one company reporting that export opportunities now account for 70% of its revenues.
A surprising finding from the report was that none of the companies mentioned Brexit as a reason for them to develop a new type of strategy, with the main reason given for change being the drop in oil prices.


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At Rivers Primary Academy, we are historians!
We want our pupils to love history and we inspire them to aspire to be archaeologists, museum curators, research analysts, archivists or paleontologists. We want our pupils to remember their history learning and embrace the historical opportunities they are presented with.
Our history curriculum forms part of the WAT ASPIRE curriculum: Our Aspirations are our possibilities - believe you can and you will!
Our curriculum develops pupils' aspirations so that they strive to be the best that they can be. We carefully plan the subject knowledge, skills and vocabulary, coupled with specific Aspire character virtues and learner skills, so that our pupils have the tools to be successful in learning and in life. Our history Aspire curriculum promotes curiosity and a love and thirst for learning. We aim to enrich our pupils' time in our school with memorable experiences.
Our history Aspire curriculum has been carefully built and the learning opportunities and assessment milestones for each year group crafted to ensure progression and repetition in terms of embedding key learning - knowledge and skills are mapped out with threshold concepts. Each theme starts with a 'big question' and enquiry is further integrated into our history themes and linked to the threshold concepts. Long-term curriculum maps have been developed with other schools within Windsor Academy trust. Meaningful links across subjects have been made where appropriate. Medium Term plans are written collaboratively and personalised locally where needed. Knowledge organisers identify key knowledge and help pupils with remembering more.
We aim for all of our children to leave Rivers Primary equipped with the history skills and knowledge that will enable them to be ready for the curriculum at KS3 and for life as an adult in the wider world. Cumulative Quizzes inform the teacher about the impact of the current learning and demonstrate pupils' retention of previous knowledge. Key Assessment Task (KATs) allow the teacher to see how the knowledge and skills gained can be translated into understanding. These are centred around a deep-thinking question, known as the 'Big Question' and are explicitly linked to the threshold concept/s. Reviews in history include work scrutinies, learning walks, pupil and staff voice. All of this information is gathered and reviewed. It is used to inform further curriculum developments and provision is adapted accordingly.
At Rivers Primary Academy, we Inspire to Aspire.
Our Curriculum Overview:
WAT Curriculum Milestones and Threshold Concepts:
End of KS1 (NC)
Threshold Concepts
Sequence events in their own lives and that of their family.
Understand and discuss the differences between old and new.
Describe main events and changes.
To describe the events of the Great Fire of London and the impact that it has on life today.
Describe a timeline of events beyond living memory.
Identify and discuss differences in the way people lived in the past.
To understand the events surrounding the Titanic and explain why it happened and who was affected.
Explain and describe achievements of some significant people from the past.
To investigate and interpret the past
Observe or handle evidence to ask questions and find answers to questions about the past Ask questions such as: What was it like for people? What happened? How long ago?
Discuss some of the different ways the past has been represented.
Use artefacts, pictures, stories, online sources and databases to find out about the past.
Report some of the different ways the past has been represented.
Compare two versions of past events.
Ask and answer questions, choosing and using parts of stories and other sources to show that they know and understand key features of events.
Understand some of the ways in which we find out about the past and identify different ways in which it is represented.
To build an overview of world history
Describe historical events.
Describe significant people from the past.
Begin to recognise that there are reasons why people in the past acted as they did.
Identify and describe significant people from the past.
Recognise and discuss that there are reasons why people in the past acted as they did.
Events beyond living memory that are significant nationally or globally.
Significant historical events, people and places in their own locality
The lives of significant individuals in the past who have contributed to national and international achievements.
Some should be used to compare aspects of life in different periods.
To understand chronology
Place events and artefacts in order on a timeline.
Label timelines with words or phrases such as: past, present, older and newer.
Recount changes that have occurred in their own lives.
Use dates where appropriate.
Label timelines
Use dates
Changes within living memory. Where appropriate, these should be used to reveal aspects of change in national life.
Pupils should develop an awareness of the past, using common words and phrases relating to the passing of time.
They should know where the people and events they study fit within a chronological framework and identify similarities and differences between ways of life in different periods.
To communicate historically
Use words and phrases such as: a long time ago, recently, when my parents/carers were children, years, to describe the passing of time.
Show an understanding of concepts such as monarchy and war and peace.
Use words and phrases such as: a long time ago, recently, when my parents/carers were children, years, decades and centuries to describe the passing of time.
Show an understanding of the concept of nation and a nation's history.
Show an understanding of concepts such as civilisation, monarchy, parliament, democracy, and war and peace.
Understand what the Victorian era is and when it is.
Understand that their locality has changed since Victorian times and can give examples.
Understand the importance of the Victorian era and how it has influenced our lives.
Identify a time period on a timeline.
To identify how aspects of Henry VIII's reign has impacted our lives today.
Describe the main events and changes in Britain during the Tudor time.
Understand how the transfer of power during the Tudor time affected lives.
To identify the impact of the Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron age on early Britain.
To describe and compare what life was like during the Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron age in early Britain.
Identify connections and contrasts between the Anglo Saxons and the Vikings.
To understand change over time.
Identify how aspects of Ancient Greek life impact on our lives today.
Describe main events and changes in Ancient Greece.
Describe the main events and changes in Britain during the Roman occupation.
Identify how aspects of Roman Britain impact on our lives today.
Identify different sources that tell us what life was like in Ancient Egypt.
To know where Ancient Egyptian civilisation fits in on a timeline.
To compare similarities and differences between the Ancient Egyptians and Mayans.
Use evidence to ask questions and find answers to questions about the past.
Use more than one source of evidence for historical enquiry in order to gain a more accurate understanding of history.
Suggest causes and consequences of some of the main events and changes in history
Suggest suitable sources of evidence for historical enquiries.
Describe different accounts of a historical event, explaining some of the reasons why the accounts may differ.
Use sources of evidence to deduce information about the past.
Select suitable sources of evidence, giving reasons for choices.
Understand that no single source of evidence gives the full answer to questions about the past
Use sources of information to form testable hypotheses about the past.
Seek out and analyse a wide range of evidence in order to justify claims about the past.
Show an awareness of the concept of propaganda and how historians must understand the social context of evidence studied.
Refine lines of enquiry as appropriate
They should understand how our knowledge of the past is constructed from a range of sources.
They should construct informed responses that involve thoughtful selection and organisation of relevant historical information.
A local history study.
A study of an aspect or theme in British history that extends pupils' chronological knowledge beyond 1066 (Victorians).
The changing power of monarchs (Tudors).
Describe changes that have happened in the locality of the school throughout history.
Compare some of the times studied with those of other areas of interest around the world.
Describe the social, ethnic, cultural or religious diversity of past society.
Changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age.
Britain's settlement by Anglo-Saxons and Scots.
The Viking and Anglo-Saxon struggle for the Kingdom of England to the time of Edward the Confessor.
Give a broad overview of life in Britain from ancient until medieval times.
Describe the characteristic features of the past, including ideas, beliefs, attitudes and experiences of men, women and children.
The Roman Empire and its impact on Britain.
Ancient Greece – a study of Greek life and achievements and their influence on the western world.
Compare some of the times studied with those of the other areas of interest around the world.
The achievements of the earliest civilizations – an overview of where and when the first civilizations appeared and a depth study of Ancient Egypt.
A non-European society that provides contrasts with British history – Mayan civilization c. AD 900.
They should regularly address and sometimes devise historically valid questions about change, cause, similarity and difference, and significance.
Place events, artefacts and historical figures on a timeline using dates.
Use dates and terms to describe events.
Understand the concept of change over time, representing this, along with evidence, on a timeline.
Understand the concepts of continuity and change over time, representing them, along with evidence, on a timeline.
Use dates and terms accurately in describing events.
Identify periods of rapid change in history and contrast them with times of relatively little change.
Describe the main changes in a period of history (using terms such as: social, religious, political, technological and cultural)
Pupils should continue to develop a chronologically secure knowledge and understanding of British, local and world history, establishing clear narratives within and across the periods they study
Use appropriate historical vocabulary to communicate, including:
chronology.
Begin to use literacy, numeracy and computing skills to communicate information about the past.
Use literacy, numeracy and computing skills to a good standard in order to communicate information about the past.
chronology continuity
legacy.
Begin to use literacy, numeracy and computing skills to an exceptional standard in order to communicate information about the past.
Use original ways to present information and ideas.
They should note connections, contrasts and trends over time and develop the appropriate use of historical terms.
Sample Knowledge Organisers:
Year 1 History 1 Year 5 History 1 Year 4 History 2.pptx Year 6 History 2
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Tired of checking your website or app multiple times a day to make sure its working the way it should? Wouldn't it be a relief if there were a service that monitored your application 24/7 and notified you the minute a disruption in uptime occurs?
If tech titans like Yahoo, Google, and Twitter can go down, you can just about guarantee that your application will experience downtime as well.
Uptime tools are becoming increasingly popular and are quickly becoming a must have for any business or organization that depends on a website or application (so just about every business with its doors still open).
What are Common Causes of Downtime?
There are three things guaranteed in this life: death, taxes, and downtime. The heavyweights in the tech industry lose millions of dollars each and every minute they're systems are down. They invest large sums of money annually in preventative measures, and yet, these applications still go down occasionally.
Any number of things can cause downtime such as; errors in code, hosting provider issues, some form of human error (most common), equipment failure, natural disasters, and malicious attacks.
The bottom line is; despite preventative measures and the reason for application downtime, its going to happen at some point or another.
We've written a couple posts that detail the alarming cost of system downtime. At a glance – its costs the entire industry $26.5 billion dollars annually, it can cost up to $5,600 dollars per minute, and its been reported that a single downtime event on average, costs approximately $505,000 dollars.
Aside from the physical cost, web browsers are notoriously impatient and unforgiving. All it takes is a few instances of downtime, without a status page or some form of downtime communication, and you may lose the loyalty of that user forever.
Aside from leaving your website or application when its down, they likely take their business or attention directly to your competitor. So what can be done to prevent these costs and reputation damage?
How many times a day would you say you check your applications availability? Ten, maybe eleven? No matter how many times you check, it never feels like quite enough.
Uptime tools check availability up to one hundred times a day. It doesn't matter how diligent you and your IT team are, checking your application one hundred times isn't a reasonable thing to do.
How frustrating is it when you start up your favorite mobile app or check up on your favorite website, and it isn't working properly?
While their isn't much that can be done about the downtime itself, status pages and incident updates allow you to get the word out quickly and easily. Uptime.ly uptime tools have built in functionality that can turn a status page into a mini forum that integrates with Disqus so that end users can communicate directly with your team in an orderly fashion.
Quality uptime tools should check for availability multiple times a day so you can worry about clearing your overflowing email inbox and not about making sure your application is functioning the way it should.
Incident updates inform subscribed end users and application administrators of changes in status. Each incident update is catered to the receiver, your administrators and IT team will get the system report and the details of the downtime, while end users will get a friendly branded message.
Incident updates, system reports,and status page's aren't exactly the most exciting thing in the world to the average person. Customization features to give your brand an image during the notification cycle. While this may not be the highest priority internally, you'll want your public facing status page to be fully customizable with your slogan and logo.
An administrative dashboard is meant to display the key performance indicators in a consumable, easy to interpret interface. Because there are varying levels of data that need to be seen, any quality uptime tool has built in features to define user permissions and manage accounts. The IT team can see the nitty gritty, the C level executives can view the key performance indicators quickly, and the end users can see whatever you decide is necessary.
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Now this takes a bit of time and some experience with compiling code and if you go the Visual Studio route knowledge of Visual Studio, Joachim has given a great tutorial but I've still met people who have had issues with it. So if you want access to all the system files we talked about that are stored in the shadow volumes that aren't available to you using vssadmin/api routes, such as the $mft, $logfile, $usn journal and more, then I'll give you an easy work around.
Step 5. Point FTK Imager to a image file located on \\siftworkstation\ and add each volume shadow you want to extract data from.
but what this not clearly spell out is that if you don't clear that option from fuse.conf you will not be able to allow non root users access to the mounted directory. Allowing non root users is necessary for how i'm using SIFT/libvshadow for is exposing the mounted shadows to Windows. Not allowing non root users affects your ability to let CIFS expose the mounted shadow copies to other networked machines. This network share access to mounted volume shadow copies in Linux what I do to speed things along on machines I don't have the native windows libvshadow compiled on, or where dokan fails to compile.
I mount with vshadhowmount -X allow_other and then I point FTK Imager to the \\siftworkstation network shares that it exports by default and access the shadow copies as raw images in FTK Imager to export out the system files not exposed with the native Linux NTFS driver.
Hopefully this is helpful and in the near future all our tools will adapt enough where we don't have to do this, but until then this works 100% of the time for me when all else fails.


Abstract: Papers of the author William Kittredge from 1954-2000 and undated.
Kittredge, William. "The healthiest girl in town."The Interior Country: Stories of the Modern West. Athens, Ohio: Swallow Press/Ohio University Press, 1987.
Kittredge, William. "Livestock."Ranching Traditions: Legacy of the American West. New York: Abbeville Press, 1989.
Kittredge, William. Owning It All: Essays. Saint Paul, Minn.: Graywolf Press, 1987.
Kittredge, William. The Van Gogh Field and Other Stories. Columbia: University of Missouri Press, 1978.
The collection is organized by correspondence, literary production, printed material, and research materials. The title "60 Million Buffalo" also appears as "Sixty Million Buffalo."
Abel Ramirez, 2000, reprocessed by Curtis Peoples, 2003.
Kittredge, William. Taking Care: Thoughts on Storytelling and Belief. Minneapolis: Publishers Group West, 1999.
Voices of the West: a Western Writers Collection. [video recording] Alexandria, VA: PBS Video, 1996.
Cooperman, Matthew. "Self: Stalking the Gaps. Climbing Back into the Tree: Art, Nature, and Theology in A River Runs Through It."
Reading Under the Sign of Nature: New Essays in Ecocriticism. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press, 2000.
Talbot, Jill L. Silence, Pride and Grace: the Film Adaptation of A River Runs Through It. Thesis (M.A.)--Texas Tech University, 1995.


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Company created in 1954 by J.Mª Monserrat and José Fancelli under the name MONSERRAT y FANCELLI SRC to produce sailcloth.
In 1970 it changed its name to TEJIDOS EUROPA,S.A. and expands its production with upholstery office, home and leather goods.
In 1993 it reached a collaboration agreement with the German firm Krall & Roth GmbH CO.K.G. for the production in Spain of fabrics for office and contract.
In 1995 absorbs RAIMON, firm specialized in jacquard high definition.
Since then, we continue produccing the above items for different markets as Spanish, German, English, Southeat Asian, French and others.
Placed in Llissá de Vall, near Barcelona.
We have a fleet of machinery, made by Dornier looms tires and clamp, equipped with Jacquard and heald dobby.
Also in our facilities there are two sectional warping,winders, inspection machines and other auxiliary accessories.
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Brand introduced to the market since 1970, renowned in upholstery fabrics based on acrylic, polyester, cotton, viscose, linen, Trevira CS, polypropylene, acetate, polyamide, etc.
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Beam Technologies — a Louisville, KY based data-driven oral digital health startup and creator of the first connected smart toothbrush — announced today that it has received $5 million in Series A financing from Drive Capital. The funding will be used to accelerate product development and expand the team including moving its headquarters to Columbus, Ohio. The company plans to still maintain their current office in Louisville, KY.
A member of Rock Health's fourth class, Beam's technology collects data about a user's daily hygiene through its Bluetooth-enabled Beam Brush and displays it on a connected smartphone app. The sensor-outfitted brush measures how often and how long a person brushes, communicating with the mobile app to start a two-minute timer when brushing begins. During that timeframe users can listen to music or watch video clips from other apps while brushing. Users also have the option to send their data to their dentist ahead of cleanings, and achieve brushing milestones that result in real-world rewards.


Santa brought you a brand-new Mac for Christmas? Gizmag's got you covered as we run through a few of the basics to get you started.
Thankfully, this part shouldn't take up too much of your leisure time, as a new Mac is very easy to set up. Just enter your details after powering on, and create an Apple ID if you don't have one already.
The Apple ID is used to purchase songs from the iTunes Store, log into iCloud, or make a reservation at an Apple Retail Store (plus more).
Your first stop when first booting up should be Software Update. This will ensure your system gets the latest firmware and essential software upgrades.
Apps aren't only for iOS nowadays, and if you head to the Mac App Store, you can download apps for your new Mac, including games, productivity apps and the basics, like Twitter.
If you don't like your software library to be totally curated by Apple, resources like Open Source Mac are useful in getting your hands-on open-source software alternatives.
Mac users have traditionally been left on the outer when it comes to gaming, but things have come along rather nicely in recent years. To be clear, a Mac running OS X still cannot even begin to approach a custom Windows rig for gaming purposes. However, with Steam, a larger number games are now available to Mac users than ever before.
If you prefer older titles, GOG is one resource that will allow you to purchase classic games available for Mac OS X. Just be ready to say goodbye to any pretense of being sociable during the holidays.
Although the software availability on Mac has improved, you might still find yourself needing to run some Windows-only applications (or games). There are a couple of different ways to get that software running on your Mac, so lets take a look.
Virtualbox. Keep in mind you'll need a licensed copy of Windows to complete the installation.
Boot Camp is arguably easier to get your head around than virtualization. Essentially, the Boot Camp software, which is included with your Mac, installs Windows natively, allowing you to choose between which operating system you wish to run when you power on your Mac.
It's probably best left to Apple's own boffins to describe the process in full. Visit Apple's own Boot Camp page for further details.
Just because you can't be next to your new pride-and-joy, doesn't mean you can't access its files, run its software, and generally get things done – provided you have another Mac or iOS device.
The process works by using your second device to access your Mac desktop, and though it's a little clumsy and slow (even old games are a disaster, and there's no audio support), for file accessing and document editing, it's a handy tool.
Apple does have remote desktop software in the latest versions of OSX, and there are numerous third party options including iTeleport, which allows control Mac, Windows and Linux machines from an iOS device.
One of the advantages of a Mac is you don't need to defrag it, or do stuff like fix system registries (shudder). That said, Macs can still do with a helping hand every now and then to ensure things keep running smoothly.
There are a lot of options out there, but one which won't take your money and yet is about as powerful and flexible as can be is Onyx. Using Onyx, you can fix permissions, reset the cache, and change all kinds of options – just be sure to read the help documentation first, as it's a rather powerful piece of software.
So that's a look at some of the basics. If you have any other useful tips for the Mac novice we'd love to hear them in the comments below. As you dig deeper into your new acquisition, the Apple support community can also be a useful resource for getting questions answered.


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Q: Count the number of document which contains either or both terms, and the term's values must be within a range I want to count the number of document that

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*has either or both term A and term B

*if term A or/and term B exist, the value is between a range.

I manage to write count for single term count as below and it returns correct count. However, how should I change it to include term "B" with an "OR" logic?
GET /propertyindex/_count
{
  "query": {
      "range": {
        "A": {
          "gt": 1550160000,
          "lte":1551369600}
      }
  }
}

A: You can use a bool query with a should clause:
GET stackoverflow/_count
{
  "query": {
    "bool": {
      "should": [
        {
          "range": {
            "A": {
              "gt": 100,
              "lte":500
            }
          }
        },
        {
          "range": {
            "B": {
              "gt": 100,
              "lte":500
            }
          }
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}

Please notice that the above query will also include the documents
  where both A and B are present and any of the above two conditions
  satisfies i.e. it will return document where A is greater than 100 and
  less than equal to 500 but B is 50 vice-versa.

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Q: R - heatmap, setting ColSideColors Can I use palette() to set color labels along the rows and columns of my heatmap?
I make a random 4x4 matrix, plot a heatmap and try to set the side colors:
m <- matrix(rnorm(16), 4, 4)
c <- c(1,1,2,2)
heatmap(m,ColSideColors=c)

and I get the error:
"Error in heatmap(m, ColSideColors = c) :
  'ColSideColors' must be a character vector of length ncol(x)"

A: From ?heatmap:

ColSideColors (optional) character vector of length ncol(x) containing the color names for a horizontal side bar that may be used to annotate the columns of x.

set.seed(42)
m <- matrix(rnorm(16), 4, 4)
xsidecols <- c("#cdcd0d", "#0dcdcd", "#cd0dcd", "grey")
heatmap(m, ColSideColors = xsidecols)


My beautiful talented daughter has finally found her style for painting. I may be biased but I think it is very pretty, enchanting if you would. She will be blogging and making her paintings available for sale on the Farmstead Etsy store.
Setting her photos and Etsy category up is still in process. The goal is for it all to be up and running by the end of the week.


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Policymaker turned gamekeeper: what happens when civil servants move into regulation
Written by Martin Stanley on 5 June 2017 in Opinion
Martin Stanley recalls his own shift into the world of watchdogs and introduces his new 'Understanding Regulation' website
Whitehall Photo credit: PA
There can nowadays be very few policy makers whose work does not involve regulating something. Indeed, delegation of policymaking to regulators must rank alongside devolution and joining the EU as one of the three major constitutional changes over recent years. Trading standards regulation can be traced back to the Romans, but the modern 'regulatory state' took off when economic regulators were tasked with controlling the newly privatised industries. The subsequent creation of Ofsted, Ofcom, the Care Quality Commission, NICE and the rest have forced both ministers and departmental officials to become intelligent customers of their regulatory arm's-length bodies.
Or has it? Where are the training materials and courses? I vividly remember being asked to set up the postal regulator and finding little to guide me other than the experience of staff that I managed to poach from previously established bodies. (Sorry Ofgem!) We were sensibly sceptical about the motivation of large organisations and their executives, but I was personally unfamiliar with concepts such as principal-agent theory, group-think, cognitive dissonance, or the MacWhirr Syndrome (that senior managers and stakeholders are very likely to criticise delay and expense, even if the organisation eventually achieves its objective). An understanding of which would certainly have helped us understand the organisations that we were regulating – and relevant educational material and training was not easily available. And how exactly were price controls put together?
Cracking the code: getting the relationship between departments and arm's-length bodies right
Water regulator Ofwat under fire over high customer bills
Tidying of the quangos? New guidance to help officials sort "confusing" arm's-length bodies
I was later asked to lead the Competition Commission but again found that there was no easily accessible material which could help departmental officials, as well as stakeholders such as journalists and politicians, understand our work. Lawyers and economists understood concepts such as market definition and abuse of dominance very well, but it was very hard for others to understand competition decisions – despite their sometimes enormous impact. Our inquiries included, for instance, those into Sky's acquisition of shares in ITV, BAA's ownership of Heathrow, Gatwick & Stansted, the London Stock Exchange, and supermarkets.
And then came a series of regulatory disasters. Regulators failed to stop the 2008 financial crisis, the Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, and the appalling neglect of patients at a Stafford hospital. How could this be? More importantly, what lessons could be learned and passed on to the next generation who are struggling to react to self-driving vehicles, or the ominous power of the internet giants – seemingly unconstrained in their willingness to broadcast murder, suicide and bomb-making instructions?
My answer was to collect together a wide range of comment, advice and information about effective and well-balanced regulation and deregulation on the 'Understanding Regulation' website (www.regulation.org.uk). I hope that its publication will help all those who wish to understand a complex area, as well as those embarking on a regulatory career for the first time.
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Nikki Rogers of Green Bay lost her daughter Skyler to suicide in 2014 when Skyler was 14.
Nikki and Tim Rogers of Green Bay lost their daughter Skyler to suicide in 2014 when she was 14. Since then, Nikki and her family have led efforts to reduce bullying and raise awareness about mental health through the Skyler Rogers Stay Strong Organization.
Our daughter Skyler was a quiet, reserved girl. She would keep things bottled up inside. Skyler was diagnosed with ADHD, anxiety and bipolar disorder at a young age. She suffered from anxiety attacks as well. She was on medication and seeing a counselor since she was 6.
Counseling helped a bit to get her to open up. Even with the counseling, Skyler still ended up cutting. We had to hide razors and knives. The last couple months before she committed suicide she was the happiest ever. She put on a great poker face so when parents ask us if we had any warning signs, the answer is actually no, not really. We had thought she was doing good at that point in her life.
On Thursday, Oct. 23, Skyler's 10-year-old sister came home from school and found that Skyler had committed suicide. In a panic she called me at work. I told her to call 911 and go get the neighbor to help. The neighbor worked on Skyler until the paramedics arrived. Then she was rushed to the emergency room where for over 12 hours she fought for her life.
Skyler's father and I had to make a decision that no parent should ever have to make. We had to disconnect our daughter from life support. We knew the Skyler we loved so very much was already gone; the machines and medication were the only things keeping her physically alive. Yet it was a very heart-wrenching decision for us to make. At 5:17 a.m. Friday, Oct. 24, with her family by her side, Skyler went to be with God and start her new adventures in heaven.
Skyler's death will not be in vain. We vow to make a difference through education!
Skyler was a daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece, cousin and friend. She was 14 years old and in the eighth grade. Skyler was a beautiful, funny, smart and caring girl. She brightened up a room when she walked in. She was a good big sister and wonderful daughter. Skyler loved animals, music, makeup and clothes (as any teen girl).
Skyler had been picked on and bullied by peers both male and female in school and through social networks. She had been called names, swore at, been threatened with violence, had things thrown at her and had groups of children laughing at her. No child or any person for that matter deserves to be treated in this manner.
I do wish there were more resources in school for children with mental health illnesses. Maybe a peer group. When Skyler was being bullied, she went to student services for help because she was having an anxiety attack from the bullying. They gave her a book, "My Anxious Mind: A Teen's Guide to Managing Anxiety and Panic," and sent her back to class. Skyler never told us about that day or the book. The only way we found out about the book is because it was sitting on our breakfast bar the day she committed suicide; it was her note.
Since Skyler's passing, I've been working with the Green Bay School District on issues of anti-bullying and mental health awareness. We've attended a couple of suicide walks. We've been working with parents and teens that come to us when their children or themselves are being bullied or are suicidal. We post positive messages on our Facebook page. Helping others is a way for us to heal.


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Sonic Journeys Workshop
18 July at 4:00 pm - 19 July at 6:00 pm
LV21, Town Pier Pontoon
Gravesend, DA11 0BG United Kingdom + Google Map
Using the estuary and surrounding area of Gravesham for inspiration, join music curator, composer Tania Holland Williams to develop your music-making skills and create your own sonic journey soundtrack. Using your phone, GarageBand and voice recording apps, recordings can be uploaded to the Sonic Journey website: sonicjourneys.co.uk and also be played aboard LV21 as part of the public REFLECT event in October 2019. Participants can also use video and photos as part of the project if desired. These workshops are…
Thurrock 100 Walking and Talking
19 July at 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
The Saxon Shore Way, Lower Higham + Google Map
Join us in a series of creative workshops, walks, picnics and events around and along the Thames Estuary in Essex and Kent, culminating in Tilbury Carnival at theInternational Cruise Terminal. All walks are free and are led by an experienced guide and Kinetika stewards. Workshops run throughout May and June. Book your space at www.thurrock100.com Sign up to the T100 newsletter to get all the latest details Follow Thurrock 100 on facebook, twitter and Instagram
Twilight Market Festival
19 July at 6:00 pm - 10:30 pm
Gravesend Borough Market, Queen Street
Come and enjoy an evening of culinary delights, real ale, gin and prosecco plus live entertainment from the Copper Fox Coolers, Gravesend Rock Choir and the one and only Chris Till!!
Gravesham Communal Tablecloth
Join artist Paivi Seppala from LV21 at Various drop-in workshops to design and make a textile placemat inspired by your favourite meal, family recipe or local produce to add on the Communal Gravesham Tablecloth.
Cold War Bunker Tours
Cold War Bunker, Woodlands Park
Gravesend, Kent DA11 7LF United Kingdom + Google Map
Gravesend's Cold War bunker is located within Woodlands park and was originally known as Civil Defence Region 6. The bunker was an underground command post, built in 1954, from which Gravesend's rescue and emergency services were to be co-ordinated in the event of a nuclear attack. Its 13 rooms contained power and ventilation plant, communications areas for the command staff and various dormitories. Refurbished and re-equipped to look as it was in the 1950s, the bunker gives the visitor the…
Milton Chantry and New Tavern Fort
20 July at 12:00 pm - 21 July at 5:00 pm
Fort Gardens, Commercial Place DA12 2BH United Kingdom + Google Map
Milton Chantry has had many different uses and is one of a few surviving buildings of this type. It contains a number of well-preserved architectural features from the 14th to 19th centuries along with a variety of displays relating to the heritage of the Borough.Located close to the Thames, New Tavern Fort was designed to defend London against an enemy fleet. Experience life underground and follow in the steps of the Victorian artillery men. To fully experience these two sites, take…
The Marlowe Singers – Summer Concert – Cinema Classics
St George's Church, Church Street
Gravesend, Kent DA11 0DJ United Kingdom + Google Map
All welcome to the Spring Concert at St George's Church. Tickets £10 - including seasonal refreshments. Under 16 free. Classical Favourites including Mozart, Bob Chilcott, Elgar, Purcell, Strauss, Mendelssohn and Faure.
Join The Marlowe Singers for their Summer Concert in the presence of the Deputy Mayor of Gravesham, Cllr John Caller. In aid of the Ellenor hospice. Tickets: £10 per person, under 16s free. The Marlowe Singers, Gravesend, Kent https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/the-marlowe-singers... - online ticketing facility available for those who would like to book in advance.Tickets will also be available on the door.
Gaming at the Market – Table Top Gaming
21 July at 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Discover gaming at the heart of Gravesend! Throughout July, the market square will be bustling with all kinds of gaming activities. From video games, to board games, to real live escape games, there is sure to be something to suit your mood! Drop by and see why Gravesend is Kent's Gaming Capital!
Owletts
Owletts, The Street, Cobham
Gravesend, Kent DA12 3AP United Kingdom + Google Map
Family home of the renowned architect Sir Herbert Baker This Charles II house is an extraordinary example of a Kent country home. As you wander round the house, you will see the architectural influences of its most famous owner, architect Sir Herbert Baker. Chat to the friendly room guides and look out for some of the favourite features such as the oval stained glass window, the electrical empire clock and the 17th-century plaster ceiling. To keep the children entertained, don't forget to pick up…
Cobham Woods and Darnley Mausoleum
21 July at 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Cobham Wood and Mausoleum, Cobham
Gravesend, DA12 3HX United Kingdom + Google Map
Visit the restored 18th century mausoleum, set in peaceful wood pasture. Discover this special site set within the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Covering 190 acres, Cobham Wood is one of the few ancient wood pastures still retaining open grassland and mature trees.
Miniature Steam Train Rides
Cascades Leisure Centre, Thong Lane
Gravesend, DA12 4LG United Kingdom + Google Map
WHATEVER THE WEATHER the miniature trains run. Come for a ride every Sunday from April to October, 2pm until 5pm, at the grounds of the Cascade Leisure Centre. 50p a ride – FUN FOR ALL! Park in the main car park and the trains are just by the driving range. For more information please visit the GMMES Facebook page.
Cobham Hall Tour
Cobham Hall, Cobham DA12 3BL + Google Map
Enjoy a tour of Cobham Hall which is situated on the edge of the Kent Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Cobham Hall is an impressive 16th Century Manor House nestled in 150 acres of historic parkland. Steeped in history, Cobham Hall dates back to 1208, but occupancy of the site goes back to pre-Roman times. Cricket's Ashes, Kings, Queens, Charles Dickens and many more share Cobham Hall's history. No booking required.
The Church on the Edge
St Mary's Church, Higham, Church Street
Rochester, ME3 7LS United Kingdom + Google Map
THE CHURCH ON THE EDGE: Artists in Residence - Sunday July 21 2-7pm Do you like to be creative? Bring your creative materials and ideas to a Church on the Edge gathering. Join Irene Godfrey and Fiona Spirals who were Artist in Residence in the Church last year, and be inspired by this space in your own way. During their time as Artists in Residence Irene and Fiona worked together & separately, musing on the fabulous history there. Both…
Gravesend's Victorian Dream – guided historical town walk
25 July at 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Clock Tower, The Grove,
Gravesend, DA12 2AA United Kingdom + Google Map
Join local historian Christoph Bull and discover how and why Gravesend's view of the future changed forever in the Victorian period. A tour of the Zoar Chapel, Saddington street is included. Cost only £4 per person - no need to book just turn up.
Sonic Journeys Workshops
WIND IN THE WILLOWS: a tale of the much loved story of Rat, Mole and Toad - Friday 26 July 7.30pm "Hang spring cleaning" cries Mole as he abandons this seasonal task for the call of the world above, and what a world he discovers! The River, The Wild Wood and The Wide World beyond. Mole will experience adventure like never before! Join him as he learns the joys and dangers of living outside of his hole and forges friendships…
A new one-hour guided tour about of one the town's famous landmark and a trail of iconic statues. The Gravesham Accredited Tour guides will take you on a journey, from the historic Gravesend Borough Market and it's rich history to the different iconic statues through the town. From Queen Victoria, to Native American Indian Pocahontas, to Squadron Leader Mohinder Singh Pujji, to our present monarch Queen Elizabeth II, this Statues' trail will give you some insight about the area's…
Gravesend Record Fair
Come along to the very popular Gravesend Record Fair.
Circular walk – Cobham to Henley Street
Cobham Church DA12 3BZ + Google Map
You are welcome to join a walk and explore our landscape, local history and folklore. Please note walks are steep in places, have stiles, uneven surfaces and are often muddy. Please dress and act accordingly for yourself, family and pets. Leader: Jenny Ellert 01474 361977
Nurstead Court, Nurstead Court Lane
Meopham, Kent DA13 9AD United Kingdom + Google Map
Summer Outdoor Theatre at Nurstead Court, Meopham. Changeling return to the Borough with two wonderful plays this summer. Nell Gwynn by Jessica Swale Tickets: The Woodville box office 08442 439 480 or www.woodville.co.uk Adults £20 // Over 60's £15 // Child £10 Transaction fee's & terms and conditions apply to all tickets. Refunds will only be administered on cancellation of a performance prior to commencement. All refunds will be handled by the Box Office. Please Note: Walk up ticket availability…
Real Ale and Cider Festival with Live Music
2 August at 3:00 pm - 9:00 pm
The Three Daws, Town Pier Square
Gravesend , DA11 0BJ United Kingdom + Google Map
Please come along to the Real Ale and Cider Festival with Live Music at the Three Daws Riverside Inn. A wide selection of guest Ales and Ciders. Ha Ha Tin Bar providing Kent Gins and Franklins' Tonics. Live Music and Performances throughout the weekend. In association with Waterfront Weekend.
3 August at 11:00 am - 4 August at 11:00 pm
3 August at 12:00 pm - 4 August at 5:00 pm
4 August at 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
4 August at 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Old Skool Custom/Classic Show Fundraiser 2019
9 August at 10:00 am - 11 August at 5:00 pm
Istead Rise Community Centre, Worcester Close
Gravesend, Kent DA13 9LB United Kingdom + Google Map
An event not to be missed. A fantastic weekend raising money for an amazing charity. announcements to be made throughout the year...you won't want to miss it.
National Fruit Collection
Chalk Parish Hall, Lower Higham Road
Gravesend, DA12 2ND United Kingdom + Google Map
Chalk Village Gardeners invite you to come and hear about the National Fruit Collection, by the team at Brogdale, Faversham. No need to book. Free refreshments included in the admission cost. Free local parking and regular bus service to the Lion Garage and just a short walk. Raffle to help club funds. Why not bring a bloom for the free 'Just for fun Best Bloom Competition small prize.
Dino Day
10 August at 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Gravesend Town Centre
Come along to Dino Day in Gravesend Town Centre: Terry T Rex Show - outside Thamesgate Shopping Centre, 11am, 12pm, 1pm and 2pm. Creepy Claws - see the different reptiles in Gravesend Borough Market, 11am - 3pm.
10 August at 12:00 pm - 11 August at 5:00 pm
Gad's Hill Place Tour
10 August at 1:00 pm - 11 August at 3:30 pm
Gad's Hill Place, Gravesend Road,
Higham, ME3 7PA, United Kingdom + Google Map
Visit the former home of Charles Dickens, Gad's Hill Place – his 'Little Kentish Freehold'. When he was a boy Charles Dickens and his father took a walk through Kent. On Gravesend Road they passed a house called Gad's Hill Place. Young Charles was impressed and bought the house in 1856. In this house he wrote his last four Novels, including Great Expectations and A Tale of Two Cities. He lived there until his death in 1870. Gad's Hill is…
11 August at 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
The Winter's Tale by William Shakespeare
Summer Outdoor Theatre at Nurstead Court, Meopham. Changeling return to the Borough with two wonderful plays this summer. The Winter's Tale, a play by William Shakespeare. Tickets: The Woodville box office 08442 439 480 or www.woodville.co.uk Adults £20 // Over 60's £15 // Child £10 Transaction fee's & terms and conditions apply to all tickets. Refunds will only be administered on cancellation of a performance prior to commencement. All refunds will be handled by the Box Office. Please Note: Walk up…


Clinical and Demographic Profile of Patients diagnosed with HIV/AIDS Infection at De La Salle University Medical Center from May 2013 to May 2016.
Objective:This study is aimed at describing the demographic and clinical profile of patients diagnosed with HIV Infection / AIDS at De La Salle University medical center from May 2013 to May 2016.Design: A cross-sectional study review of medical records of patients who came in for HIV Screening and were tested positive for the first time from May of 2013 through May of 2016.Setting: De La Salle University Medical CenterSubjects: Patients who came in for HIV screening who tested positive for the first timefrom May 2013 through May 2016Methods:Patients' demographic and clinical data were retrieved from the Blood Bank of De La Salle University Medical Center. The names of the patients who tested positive were then searched in the Medical Records Section to determine whether the patient was admitted or not during the study period. Results:Results showed that more than half (53%) of patients who tested positive were age 21-30 years old and more than 90% were males. Most patients came in from Dasmarinas, Cavite (40.7%) and more than 80% were single. Ten percent (10%) of these patients work as call center agents. More than half of these patients are college graduate (53.4%). 24.5% of these patients claimed to be homosexuals. Patients who were subsequently admitted during the study period were noted at 34.7%. Dyspnea was the most common chief complaint upon screening (9.32%) while fever was the most common symptom upon admission. Candidiasis and Pneumocystis Carinii Pneumonia were the most common AIDS-defining conditions noted during admissions(55%). Most patients who were admitted were discharged stable (61%) while 17% expired during admission.Conclusion: This study has been consistent with the local data that the most commonly affected group are men who practice homosexual acts which is parallel to the global trend of shift of transmission from heterosexual to homosexual. A formal education even attainment of a college degree does not prevent transmission of this sexually-transmitted infection. This study therefore recommends directing screening strategies and consequence-oriented health education towards young men to middle age especially those working in the BPO industry in order to slow down the rise of this pandemic.I.


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YOU CAN USE THIS AS A LUNCH BREAD, BREAKFAST TOAST OR DESSERT.
I LOVE AVOCADO ON THE BREAD, AND LOVE TO MAKE A HARDBOILED EGG SANDWICH WITH OLIVE OIL, OR SMOKED SALMON AND TOMATOES. THERE ARE SO MANY TASTY SANDWICHES OPTIONS. IT ALSO MAKES FOR A YUMMY TREAT WHEN YOU ADD RAISINS OR SMALL CHUNKS OF GINGER OR CRANBERRIES TO THE RECIPE TO MAKE IT BREAKFAST TOAST OR DESSERT BREAD. FRESH FRUIT JAMS IN THE SEED AND NUT BREAD ARE SO DELICIOUS!
I LIKE TO MAKE A FEW BECAUSE THE BREAD IS EATEN UP QUICKLY. I SLICE AND FREEZE THE BREAD THEN TOAST WHEN READY TO EAT.
IN A FLEXIBLE, SILICON LOAF PAN COMBINE ALL DRY INGREDIENTS, STIRRING WELL. WHISK MAPLE SYRUP, OIL AND WATER TOGETHER IN A MEASURING CUP. ADD THIS TO THE DRY INGREDIENTS AND MIX VERY WELL UNTIL EVERYTHING IS COMPLETELY SOAKED AND DOUGH BECOMES VERY THICK (IF THE DOUGH IS TOO THICK TO STIR, ADD ONE OR TWO TEASPOONS OF WATER UNTIL THE DOUGH IS MANAGEABLE). SMOOTH OUT THE TOP WITH THE BACK OF A SPOON. LET SIT OUT ON THE COUNTER FOR AT LEAST 2 HOURS, OR ALL DAY OR OVERNIGHT. TO ENSURE THE DOUGH IS READY IT SHOULD RETAIN ITS SHAPE.
PRE-HEAT THE OVEN TO 350 AND BAKE FOR 20 MINUTES. REMOVE FROM PAN TO FLIP OVER, THEN BAKE THE UPSIDE-DOWN DOUGH FOR 30 MORE MINUTES.
YOU CAN SLICE IT AND FREEZE IT AND THEN TOAST WHEN YOU WANT TO EAT IT!


For the past 6 years Spring in Thredbo has not just been about sunny days and skiing in T shirts. It has also been about the biggest jump the southern hemisphere has ever seen and a crew of crazy free skiers prepared to launch themselves off it. The Thredbo One Hit Wonder Festival is back from September 9th and in true Thredbo style the party is on with the One Hit Wonder Mountain Festival from September 12 to 14 bringing world class DJs and performers to the Village for the weekend to celebrate the skiing and the spring. Check out the video from last year….
Efterski Festival: The 'Blow by Blow' 2013 from One Hit Wonder Event on Vimeo.
ROUND 4: Twice Round Round (720's, double flips, double corks only).
FINAL ROUND: Best Big Air trick as judged by AFP (three jumps, highest score counts).
Once the on snow jumping is done the One Hit Wonder Mountain Festival After Party kicks off on Friday Night with a huge event in Thredbo's Village Square. With DJ's and Performers like Aston Shuffle. Alisonwonderland, Miami Horror, Panama, DJ THormburn, Young Franco and more to come this event will see the Village Square jump as one under the spectacular stars of the alpine night.
Saturday sees the party continue with some on snow action skiing or snowboarding before the Rekorderlig "Secret Mountain Gig" kicks off on the hill. Where it is and who is performing is yet to be revealed!
Saturday night brings the action back into the village with the Smirnoff Snow-dome and Sunday morning will bring everyone together again for the recovery BBQ at the Rekorderlig Poolside.
The Thredbo One Hit Wonder Mountain Festival is a big week of action and entertainment to celebrate Spring in the mountains and to celebrate this amazing event we have a One Hit Wonder Special running with our available accommodation. Just book to stay for 3 nights or more and save 15% on our standard accommodation rates. That means you can book an apartment for 3 nights midweek or on the weekend for only $734 with accommodation for up to 4 people.
Winning trick can choose to take the $500 cash from the overall prize purse and walk away from the competition, or double or nothing into the next round.
Winning trick can choose to take the $1000 cash from the overall prize purse and walk away from the competition, or double or nothing into the next round.
Winning trick can choose to take the $2000 cash from the overall prize purse and walk away from the competition, or double or nothing into the next round.
Winning trick can choose to take the $4000 cash from the overall prize purse and walk away from the competition, or double or nothing into the next round.
Winner takes the rest of the prize purse (minimum $6000, maximum $10,000).