The U.S. health care system will not be able to meet the country's needs in the event of a flu pandemic, according to the government's official pandemic flu plan released Wednesday, the Los Angeles Times reports (Gerstenzang, Los Angeles Times , 5/4). The 227-page document, divided into nine chapters, provides a list of actions federal departments must complete as a pandemic spreads; makes predictions about the effect of a pandemic; and makes recommendations for state and local governments, as well as businesses (Harris, New York Times , 5/4).
The report cites avian flu, specifically the H5N1 strain, as a potential source for the next pandemic, although it has not at this time mutated into a form that is easily transmissible between people. The report says even if the H5N1 strain never becomes a global threat, "another novel influenza virus will emerge ... and threaten an unsuspecting human population" (Allday, San Francisco Chronicle , 5/4).
The plan estimates that a flu pandemic, likely to start abroad, would probably spread in two or three global waves, each lasting about three months. It predicts an outbreak would last six to eight weeks in any given community (Brown, Washington Post , 5/4).
The report estimates that one-third of the U.S. population could become infected, two million people could die, 40% of employees could be absent from work during the height of an outbreak, and $600 billion in income could be lost across the country ( New York Times , 5/4). The report says, "In the event of multiple simultaneous outbreaks, there may be insufficient medical resources or personnel to augment local capabilities."
The report adds that state, local and tribal governments should "anticipate that all sources of external aid may be compromised during a pandemic." It also says that local communities "will have to address the medical and nonmedical effects of the pandemic with available resources."
The report says the federal government's strategy in the event of a pandemic is based upon three elements: preparation, surveillance and detection, and containment. It lists more than 300 steps the federal government would take, has already begun to take or would recommend that states and local governments take ( Los Angeles Times , 5/4).
It also lists a timetable for completing those tasks. The plan says the federal government cannot and should not try to fully manage the response to a pandemic.
The report states, "The impact of a severe pandemic may be more comparable to that of war or a widespread economic crisis than a hurricane, earthquake, or act of terrorism." It adds, "The center of gravity of the pandemic response will be in communities, (and) the support the federal government can guarantee to any state, tribe or community will be limited."
The plan gives responsibility to the World Health Organization to be in charge of managing global issues. It says WHO "represents the linchpin of international preparedness and response activities. ... During a pandemic we will rely upon it to be a highly visible and credible coordinator of the international response."
The plan adds, "[W]e will rely upon the WHO to confirm sustained human-to-human transmission of a novel influenza virus," and that decision will trigger the global and domestic response ( Washington Post , 5/4).
Hastening research to develop drugs and vaccines (Reichard, CQ HealthBeat , 5/3).
The government has a goal of stockpiling 75 million antiviral medications for humans and 110 million doses of vaccine for poultry (Rockoff, Baltimore Sun , 5/4). The plan expresses hope that there will be enough vaccine to treat 20 million people, in addition to other medical supplies and medications to give some protection while manufacturers create a strain-specific inoculation.
The report says the goal is to slow the progress of transmission of the flu, beginning with screening international travelers for signs of infection and quarantining potentially sick passengers. As the pandemic spreads throughout the U.S., people will be asked to stay away from crowds and to cancel nonessential travel.
In addition, patients' families would be temporarily isolated, while schools in affected communities would close. Employers would be requested to let people telecommute and regularly clean buildings (Neergaard, AP/Atlanta Journal-Constitution , 5/4).
The government will not close the nation's borders but likely will limit the number of airports that accept international flights and carefully screen travelers ( New York Times , 5/4). In addition, the government plans to help local governments develop plans for canceling school and triaging patients at hospital emergency departments ( Washington Post , 5/4).
The report says, "Plan for the possible reduction or loss of income if you are unable to work or your place of employment is closed. Stock a supply of water and food" ( CQ HealthBeat , 5/3).
According to the Washington Post , "many crucial questions about the government's response remain unanswered," including how health officials would determine who should receive the limited supplies of vaccine and antiviral drugs; whether the government would use those domestic supplies to help contain a foreign outbreak; the point at which officials should begin mass treatment of U.S. citizens in order to contain the virus here; and how travel and border-crossing might be limited.
Frances Fragos Townsend, President Bush's assistant for homeland security and counterterrorism, said, "We recognize that we cannot make these decisions in a vacuum and must consult with our international partners to ensure that we adopt a consistent approach" ( Washington Post , 5/4).
In addition, the plan does not account for how flu pandemic efforts would be paid for.
According to Jeffrey Levi, director of Trust for America's Health, the plan acknowledges that the response to a pandemic could go beyond the financial resources of government agencies. The report cites President Bush's $7.1 billion funding request for preparedness but does not address how to pay for services that would be needed after a pandemic strikes, according to Levi (Manning/Jackson, USA Today , 5/4).
The report is "a very important step forward," Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota, said. He added, "This was a brutally honest but very fair ... assessment of where we're at" ( Los Angeles Times , 5/4).
Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) said the administration's efforts for the report were inadequate, adding that the U.S. preparations are running behind those in other countries." He said, "A flu plan that doesn't say how to distribute vaccine is about as useful as a hurricane plan that doesn't say how to rescue people" (Baltimore Sun , 5/4).
Josh Sharfstein, commissioner of the Baltimore Health Department, said the plan was welcome but offers "new expectations without new resources." He said the plan asks local governments to deal with a big increase of hospital patients, care for more patients at home and spend millions of dollars on antivirals.
Irwin Redlener, director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University, said, "There's a disconnect between the rhetoric about what's needed and the resources on the table. This is the mother of all unfunded mandates."
William Schaffner, chair of preventive medicine at Vanderbilt University, said that the plan was "realistic" in advising against shutting the borders and that cities and states need to be prepared. He said, "Localities cannot rely on the feds to be the cavalry that rides over the hill to rescue every U.S. town and city from pandemic influenza" ( New York Times , 5/4).
In related news, the Senate voted on Wednesday to add $289 million to establish a compensation fund for victims of experimental vaccines and other products designed to combat possible pandemics such as avian flu, CongressDaily reports. The measure passed 53-46, with 11 Republicans breaking party lines to vote for the addition to the $109 billion fiscal year 2006 emergency supplemental spending bill (HR 4939), which includes funds for the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
President Bush has threatened to veto the measure if it comes out of a House-Senate conference greater than $94.5 billion (Cohn/Heil, CongressDaily , 5/3).
A copy of the report is available online. Note: You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the file.
ABCNews' "World News Tonight": The segment includes comments from Frank Cilluffo, director of George Washington University's Homeland Security Policy Institute, and Townsend (Raddatz, "World News Tonight," ABCNews, 5/3). Video of the segment is available online.
NPR's "All Things Considered": The segment includes comments from Townsend (Knox, "All Things Considered," NPR, 5/3). The complete segment is available online in RealPlayer.
NPR's "Day to Day": The segment includes comments from Laurie Garrett, senior fellow for global health at the Council on Foreign Relations (Brand, "Day to Day," NPR, 5/3). The complete segment is available online in RealPlayer.
NPR's "Day to Day": The segment includes comments from Eddie Hedrick, an epidemiologist and the emerging-infections coordinator for the Missouri Department of Health (Brand, "Day to Day," NPR, 5/3). The complete segment is available online in RealPlayer.
NPR's "Talk of the Nation": Guests on the program included D.A. Henderson, scholar at the Center for Biosecurity at the University of Pittsburgh; Joe Neel, science correspondent for NPR; and Dorothy Teeter, director and health officer for public health in King County, Wash. (Conan, "Talk of the Nation," NPR, 5/3). The complete segment is available online in RealPlayer.
PBS' "NewsHour with Jim Lehrer": The segment includes comments from Townsend (Suarez, "NewsHour with Jim Lehrer," PBS, 5/3). The complete segment is available online in RealPlayer.
In addition, Townsend is scheduled to answer questions about the plan in an "Ask the White House" chat on Thursday at 1 p.m. ET. A transcript of the chat will be available online. This is part of the California Healthline Daily Edition, a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations.	Sign up for an email subscription.


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#### According to
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#### Published in
Publções Inst. Micol. Recife 358: 17 (1962)

#### Original name
Hendersonia heringeri Bat. & Peres

### Remarks
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package windows

import (
	"context"
	"time"

	v1 "k8s.io/api/core/v1"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/api/resource"
	metav1 "k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/apis/meta/v1"
	clientset "k8s.io/client-go/kubernetes"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework"
	e2edaemonset "k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework/daemonset"
	e2epod "k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework/pod"
	e2eoutput "k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework/pod/output"
	e2eskipper "k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework/skipper"
	imageutils "k8s.io/kubernetes/test/utils/image"
	admissionapi "k8s.io/pod-security-admission/api"

	"github.com/onsi/ginkgo/v2"
)

const (
	testSlowMultiplier = 60
)

var _ = SIGDescribe("[Feature:GPUDevicePlugin] Device Plugin", func() {
	f := framework.NewDefaultFramework("device-plugin")
	f.NamespacePodSecurityEnforceLevel = admissionapi.LevelPrivileged

	var cs clientset.Interface

	ginkgo.BeforeEach(func() {
		//Only for Windows containers
		e2eskipper.SkipUnlessNodeOSDistroIs("windows")
		cs = f.ClientSet
	})
	ginkgo.It("should be able to create a functioning device plugin for Windows", func() {
		ginkgo.By("creating Windows device plugin daemonset")
		dsName := "directx-device-plugin"
		daemonsetNameLabel := "daemonset-name"
		image := "e2eteam/k8s-directx-device-plugin:0.9.0-1809"
		mountName := "device-plugin"
		mountPath := "/var/lib/kubelet/device-plugins"
		labels := map[string]string{
			daemonsetNameLabel: dsName,
		}
		volumes := []v1.Volume{
			{
				Name: mountName,
				VolumeSource: v1.VolumeSource{
					HostPath: &v1.HostPathVolumeSource{
						Path: mountPath,
					},
				},
			},
		}
		mounts := []v1.VolumeMount{
			{
				Name:      mountName,
				MountPath: mountPath,
			},
		}
		ds := e2edaemonset.NewDaemonSet(dsName, image, labels, volumes, mounts, nil)
		ds.Spec.Template.Spec.PriorityClassName = "system-node-critical"
		ds.Spec.Template.Spec.Tolerations = []v1.Toleration{
			{
				Key:      "CriticalAddonsOnly",
				Operator: "Exists",
			},
		}
		ds.Spec.Template.Spec.NodeSelector = map[string]string{
			"kubernetes.io/os": "windows",
		}
		ds.Spec.Template.Spec.Containers[0].Env = []v1.EnvVar{
			{
				Name:  "DIRECTX_GPU_MATCH_NAME",
				Value: " ",
			},
		}

		sysNs := "kube-system"
		_, err := cs.AppsV1().DaemonSets(sysNs).Create(context.TODO(), ds, metav1.CreateOptions{})
		framework.ExpectNoError(err)

		ginkgo.By("creating Windows testing Pod")
		windowsPod := createTestPod(f, imageutils.GetE2EImage(imageutils.WindowsServer), windowsOS)
		windowsPod.Spec.Containers[0].Args = []string{"powershell.exe", "Start-Sleep", "3600"}
		windowsPod.Spec.Containers[0].Resources.Limits = v1.ResourceList{
			"microsoft.com/directx": resource.MustParse("1"),
		}
		windowsPod, err = cs.CoreV1().Pods(f.Namespace.Name).Create(context.TODO(), windowsPod, metav1.CreateOptions{})
		framework.ExpectNoError(err)
		ginkgo.By("Waiting for the pod Running")
		err = e2epod.WaitTimeoutForPodRunningInNamespace(cs, windowsPod.Name, f.Namespace.Name, testSlowMultiplier*framework.PodStartTimeout)
		framework.ExpectNoError(err)

		ginkgo.By("verifying device access in Windows testing Pod")
		dxdiagCommand := []string{"cmd.exe", "/c", "dxdiag", "/t", "dxdiag_output.txt", "&", "type", "dxdiag_output.txt"}
		//If DirectX version issues caused by supsequent windows releases occur, these tests need to do version checks
		//based on  the windows version running the test.
		dxdiagDirectxVersion := "DirectX Version: DirectX 12"
		defaultNs := f.Namespace.Name
		_, dxdiagDirectxVersionErr := e2eoutput.LookForStringInPodExec(defaultNs, windowsPod.Name, dxdiagCommand, dxdiagDirectxVersion, time.Minute)
		framework.ExpectNoError(dxdiagDirectxVersionErr, "failed: didn't find directX version dxdiag output.")

		dxdiagDdiVersion := "DDI Version: 12"
		_, dxdiagDdiVersionErr := e2eoutput.LookForStringInPodExec(defaultNs, windowsPod.Name, dxdiagCommand, dxdiagDdiVersion, time.Minute)
		framework.ExpectNoError(dxdiagDdiVersionErr, "failed: didn't find DDI version in dxdiag output.")

		dxdiagVendorID := "Vendor ID: 0x"
		_, dxdiagVendorIDErr := e2eoutput.LookForStringInPodExec(defaultNs, windowsPod.Name, dxdiagCommand, dxdiagVendorID, time.Minute)
		framework.ExpectNoError(dxdiagVendorIDErr, "failed: didn't find vendorID in dxdiag output.")

		envVarCommand := []string{"cmd.exe", "/c", "set", "DIRECTX_GPU_Name"}
		envVarDirectxGpuName := "DIRECTX_GPU_Name="
		_, envVarDirectxGpuNameErr := e2eoutput.LookForStringInPodExec(defaultNs, windowsPod.Name, envVarCommand, envVarDirectxGpuName, time.Minute)
		framework.ExpectNoError(envVarDirectxGpuNameErr, "failed: didn't find expected environment variable.")
	})
})


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Palmer Creek is a tributary of the Yamhill River in northwestern Oregon in the United States. Arising in Polk County it flows north, crossing almost immediately into Yamhill County. It continues generally north, entering the larger stream at Dayton,  upstream of the Yamhill's confluence with the Willamette River.

Its two named tributaries from source to mouth are Holdridge Creek and West Fork Palmer Creek. The main stem passes under Oregon Route 221 in Dayton.

Palmer Creek was named after pioneer Joel Palmer; before, it was known as Smith Creek. It flows through private agricultural lands and is highly denuded by residual pesticides. Palmer Creek flows year-round because water from the Willamette River is diverted into the creek so it can be used for irrigation.

Fish
Coastal cutthroat trout move into Palmer Creek from the Yamhill River during the autumn and winter, and a small number of them remain through summertime. Other fish that inhabit the Yamhill River and the lower section of Palmer Creek are carp, goldfish, largescale sucker, chiselmouth, redside shiner, peamouth chub, northern squawfish, sculpin, dace and Pacific lamprey.

See also
 List of rivers of Oregon

References

External links
Greater Yamhill Watershed Council
Irrigation program - Bureau of Reclamation

Rivers of Yamhill County, Oregon
Rivers of Polk County, Oregon
Rivers of Oregon

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The Ocea BB Bluefin spinning series is specially designed for targeting Bluefin tuna in the Mediterranean. The tip is softer than the heavy game models, which enables you to cast smaller lures and metal jigs at long distances to feeding fish. The rubber gimbal cap and long front grip produces a comfortable solution for long hard battles with powerful fish.
Shimano High Pressure Carbon is a process which creates stronger, more responsive blanks. Pressure is applied to the blank surface during curing (heating) which evenly distributes the resin through the carbon fibre matrix. The result is a much stronger, more consistent performance and improved responsive.
Adding Biofibre reinforces the carbon fibres in all directions. This gives outstanding strength, shock resistance, lightness and power.
A strong and durable material, Alconite is the latest in a long line of ceramic rings developed by Fuji. Alconite is so durable that it can be made thinner than any other ring and is strong enough to handle the most demanding fishing styles.
Built to last, Fuji reel seats are designed with graphite nylon bodies, exclusive S-4 stainless steel hoods, with lined cushioned inserts to offer a lightweight reel seat with superior strength. Uniform design for increased comfort, and with self aligned hoods that provide a solid lockdown on your reel foot which will never back off while fishing.


Webcast: HLR Lookup and its uses in Mobile Billing and Messaging.
i) Overview of HLR; Enabling better Billing and Messaging.
ii) The two types of HLR txtNation provide; MNP and RTLU.
iii) Choosing between our API and our Platform – what is available?
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Practical field training is required as part of the public health curriculum and student teaching is a required part of the health education curriculum. Students are advised that they are responsible for their own transportation to and from the training facilities and all costs associated with these activities.
Graduates with a B.S.Ed. in health education are qualified to apply for teacher certification and to teach in public or private schools. Those completing the 6-12 entitlement program leading to certification are eligible to be certified to teach grades 6-12. In addition to teaching within the major, graduates of this program may also be qualified to teach other academic areas based on approved minors leading to endorsements. Approved minors extend professional competencies while allowing flexible teaching options for middle and secondary schools.
Students are encouraged to complete an endorsement or a recognized minor in an area such as biology, English, foreign language (French, German, or Spanish), science, mathematics, physical education, psychology, or a social science.
The B.S.Ed. in health education is the initial professional degree for certified health educators. Primary emphasis is placed on development of the knowledge, concepts, clinical experiences, and professional competencies required of a health education teacher in public and private schools.
Successful completion of the Illinois Certification Testing System (ICTS) Test of Academic Proficiency is required for entry into the health education teacher certification program. The test bulletins and applications are available at the Office of Testing Services and in the public health and health education programs office. Students who intend to enter a teacher certification program need to take the ICTS Test of Academic Proficiency at the earliest possible date.
All students seeking admission to the health education teacher certification program are required to have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75, a grade of C or better in PHHE 220, and pass the ICTS Test of Academic Proficiency. These requirements must be met prior to admission to PHHE 300. Admission to PHHE 300 constitutes admission to the health education teacher certification program.
Students must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 and must obtain a grade of C or better in each of the following courses for retention in the health education teacher certification program: FCNS 201 or FCNS 405, and PHHE 300, PHHE 402, PHHE 404, PHHE 406, and PHHE 408, PHHE 410, PHHE 412 or PHHE 472. Students are encouraged to maintain close contact with their adviser as the teacher certification program in health education is tightly sequenced.
Same course cannot be used to complete above requirements.
See "Teacher Certification Requirements" and health education teacher certification coordinator.


Honor Society: Are you interested in applying for Honor Society? Do you need help looking up your grades, and/or accessing the online application? Stop by the Library at lunch on Tuesday Jan 22, where Mrs. Marsh will be available to answer questions, and you will have access to a computer if you need help submitting the application.
Intramural activities: This month's intramural activities are board games! Come to room 1002 during lunch any day of the week to play games such as Taboo, Scene It, Sorry, Uno, 5 Second Rule, Headbandz, Apples to Apples Jr., and more! If you would like to bring a game to play, that works too! We hope to see you there.
Fire Drill: We will be having a fire drill this Thursday at the end of "E" period. Please note the special schedule on the screen. Be sure to follow your teachers' instructions so we're prepared in the case of an actual fire.
Video Game Club: Video Game Club meets today after school in room 615. We have some new rules and regulations to discuss, so make sure to attend and find out what's up! Happy gaming!
Clubs and Activities: Today in Clubs and Activities we have the fitness club in the fitness center after school, the trading cards club in room 101, the Pro bey club in room 206, and the video game club in room 615 after school.


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Q: Many-to-many without intermediate table - is it possible? I have two entities that usually have one-to-many relationship, but in rare cases should have an opportunity to be many-to-many.
I don't want to join the tables with the intermediate table for every query - and i guess there are preferable patterns for "rare many-to-many", - (perhaps with additional table for m-t-m, with duplicate records or something). Any ideas?
UPD. Well, first of all i think about potential overhead with intermediate table (maybe i overestimate it), the second is about expressing real-world semantic that usually objects should have one-to-many relationship.

A: What's wrong with the many-to-many relationship? It's the simplest way to solve the problem, and joining the tables will be very fast if the indexes are set correctly. And don't worry about the coding time - you can factorize out the join so that you only need to write it once. If you are using Linq-like software you can store subqueries. If you are building up SQL strings by hand, you can still store the subquery as const string somewhere in your program.
However, you could avoid the extra table by creating two columns 'Primary Child' and 'Secondary Child' where primary child is NOT NULL, and Secondary Child is NULLable. If you don't care about the possiblity of multiple matches, select only primary child. In the rare cases where it does matter, select both children.

A:
Well, first of all i think about potential overhead with intermediate table (maybe i overestimate it)

I think you do. Indexed joins are what databases are especially good at.

the second is about expressing real-world semantic that usually objects should have one-to-many relationship.

Well that's the question we can't answer without a more concrete example: how does the nature of the usual one-to-many relationship differ from the 'special case' many-to-many? Where a many-to-many occurs, is the relationship different between one of the mappings in particular, and all the rest? If so it might make sense to have a separate in-row reference for the one mapping, with a join table for the extra ones.
But if it's just the same kind of relationship — just one that usually but not always is one-to-many — then it's still a many-to-many relationship, and modelling it any other way will be making a rod for your own back. You'd end up with every query having to check the one-to-many relation first and then check the many-to-many as well, which would be more overhead, and would be a much more complicated query to write.

A: A "rare many-to-many" relationship is still a M:M relationship, and should be modeled correctly. This involves creating an intermediate or association table linking the two tables together. Your queries will be slightly more complex but only involves an additional join. But you'll have the satisfaction and admiration of your peers that you modeled your tables correctly :)
Randy

A: I'm going to assume that your question is about relational (SQL, for example) databases. If you want to model the table in a "normal" form, then an intermediate table is required. But, without the restriction of normality, you can model your case with a single table with m*n rows (the result of an inner join if you had your table A, intermediate table, and table B. This can be useful in data warehousing operations, but I would not suggest using this strategy if the table would be often have rows removed, updated, or inserted.

A: In general, you won't be able to avoid the intermediate table. Whatever you do to make the one-to-many case easier only costs you more effort to handle the general m:n case correct.

A: If something is usually a one-to-many but sometimes a many-to-many relationship, then it is only a many-to-many relationship, not a transient intermediary. What is the issue with the intermediate table -- I am assuming performance here. I have found if you use datatypes which are quick to compare (integers for example) and correct indexes, then the many-to-many model will scale quite effectively. If this is still an issue, then maybe consider revising your schema, e.g. are the many-to-many entities really the same as the usually one-to-many entities or should they be seperate tables all together?

A: One way to avoid the association table is to have each of the main tables contain something like a set of cross-referenced entries in the other table - assuming your DBMS even supports such a construct.  It is infinitely less desirable for many reasons, not least of which is that it is extremely hard to either query or update the correct list automatically.
Outline schema:
create table t1 (id integer, xref_t2 set(integer), ...other columns...);
create table t2 (id integer, xref_t1 set(integer), ...other columns...);

Note that there is no simple way to declare a referential integrity constraint to ensure that the values in 'xref_t2' are indeed still valid (or to write a trigger to enforce the constraint).
Alternative mechanisms such as a non-nullable column for the ordinary cross-references (one in each table) and a nullable column for the unusual multiple cross-references (again, one in each table) still run foul of the even more unusual situation where it is not a 1:2 but a 1:3 or 1:4 relationship.
The best way to do it is with an explicit association table.

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Uniting a City through Generation Next's Public Art
Written by Suwi Kabwe on Jul 26, 2019 in 10and5, Art, Street Art
The Cape Town Central Station has decorated their wall with the faces of a restaurant owner, a gardener, a beer brewer, a yoga instructor and many more. Although this may seem like an improbable collection, every portrait reflects a Capetonian working towards creating a positive change in the city. The wall of portraits features a range of local people from various backgrounds and different walks of life who are working to improve the city one way or another.
The intention of the portraits displayed, titled 'Generation Next', is to use public art as a way of uniting Capetonians as well as to inspire people to work towards uplifting under-resourced communities.
The public art project was inspired by an international project- INSIDE OUT, which was run by French photographer JR.
Ludovic Baussan, who initiated the rather cool project, says this story of Generation Next is about talented entrepreneurs, artists, leaders and joining forces from all horizons to shape the future of Cape Town for the better, regardless of their culture, their privileges, their background or colour.
Ludovic further elaborates that 'Generation Next' was born out of the inequalities still visible in Cape Town, almost three decades after the end of apartheid.
"In the Mother City especially, racial and social divides still strike as very real. In such a context, we believe it is important to speak about the matters that unite Capetonians, rather than the ones that divide them," he says.
"The project wants to highlight that it is not necessary to have a lot of money to have a strong impact on society, promote values and ideals, and contribute to positive change".
The portraits were displayed at the railway station to coincide with Mandela Day and will be up throughout August.
For more information about this project, visit the site below:
www.generationnextproject.info
Cape Town Central Station
Written by Suwi Kabwe
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In our last post, we saw how you can limit your deliveries for a date in Order Delivery Date for WooCommerce plugin. Same way you can limit the number of deliveries for a specified time slot.
For example, you have online supermarket shop where you have set three time slots for each day and you can deliver only 15 orders per time slots. And after 15 orders the time slot for that particular date should be disabled for further deliveries. So you can set this up in the plugin.
You can find the setting for limiting the orders per time slot under Order Delivery Date -> General Settings -> Time Slot.
If you have online Chinese restaurants where you can deliver only 15 food course orders for a time slot. So you can set Maximum Order Deliveries per time slot (based on per order) option to 15 while adding the time slots. You can also set a different number of delivery for different time slots.
For example, between 11.00 AM to 1.00 PM on Wednesday you can deliver 15 orders, but for 2.00 PM to 4.00 PM time slot, you can deliver 20 orders. So, while adding time slots you can set the value as per the time slot availability.
After adding the Maximum Order Deliveries per time slot (based on per order), you can see them under the Time Slots list table shown below.
Once the orders are placed for a preferred time slot, the time slot will be disabled on the checkout page for further deliveries.
For example, on Wednesday at 11.00 AM to 1.00 PM, 15 orders are already placed and the Maximum Order Deliveries per time slot (based on per order) is also set to 15, then the time slot 11.00 AM to 1.00 PM on Wednesday will be disabled in the time slot field.
In the above example, we saw how you can limit your deliveries per time slot using Maximum Order Deliveries per time slot (based on per order) option from the plugin. The feature is useful for the businesses who can deliver only maximum deliveries per time slot.
We will be discussing how you can limit your deliveries based on the selected quantities of the products in our next post.


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Team Leader: Developmental and Analytical Microscopy: Managing a team of 8 individuals for the research center. Our team focuses on analytical microscopy and hardware and software development to enable cutting edge research.
Instrument Design Engineer: Building scientific equiopment to further the interests of Canadian scientists. Scanning tunneling microscopes, solar simulators, creep free movers, field ion microscopes and most recently a transmission electron microscope.
Current research and/or projects
Creep free scanning for scanning tunneling microscopy
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Research and/or project statements
We have developed a piezo mover and scanner that is creep free for atomic resolution scanning
We are building a tranmission electron and ion microscope for use by universities and researchers and for further development and understanding of electron microscopy. Being open source, It will also allow others to build one for their labs and research.
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Here are some thoughts on weeks 14-16 of pregnancy #2!
I've been in this really odd stage of forgetting I am pregnant! During the first trimester I felt so fragile, nauseous, anxious, and secretive that I was thinking about pregnancy quite a bit. Now that I'm well into the second trimester, I'm finding myself without too much of a bump, feeling much more energetic, eating very much like I normally would, and without many symptoms. The weeks are going by faster than before, too. I have these little moments where I remember what's actually happening in my body and I get REALLY excited.
I am still taking Unisom at night. Twice I have forgotten it and woke up feeling quite hungover/nauseous again. Although it's a different kind nausea than weeks 6-10. So I'm continuing to take it just at night for the time being, mostly in hopes that it helps me sleep too.
My only other real physical symptom is having lots of SI joint pain in my lower back already. I don't remember getting it so soon, but I did have a lot of SI joint pain with Mazen. I think a big part of it is my posture, which has dramatically worsened. I find myself standing with my abs pushed out a lot of the time. I swear my body remembers how it felt to be 40 weeks pregnant and just wants to go straight there. In the evenings especially, I can push my stomach out to basically where it was when I was full term with Mazen. The only explanation has to be some kind of muscle memory. It's kind of like once you stretch something out, even if it goes back to its original size, it's easier to stretch the second time.
This was 15 weeks in the morning so imagine at night!
Speaking of the bump, I feel like it changes day by day. One day I can feel the top of my uterus just under my belly button and I can also feel baby movements! I just started to feel some during week 14. But then the next day it's almost like my uterus retroverts back in and the bump and movements disappear. Is it possible for my uterus to be flip-flopping back and forth like that? It doesn't seem like that moveable of an organ, but maybe it does!? Some days my stomach looks almost flat and other days I look six months pregnant and people comment on it. I have no idea why all the fluctuations! I suppose it could have to do with eating/food/water weight too.
15 weeks, 5 days. Compare that to photo #1!
Feeling those first few movements was SO exciting. It's by far my favorite part of pregnancy, and I can't wait until Thomas and Mazen can feel them too. I'm actually quite shocked that I have a tiny baby the size of a naval orange inside of me who is constantly moving and I can't feel him most of the time. That's mind boggling! Wouldn't you think you can feel everything moving in your body? I felt my first real movement at about 14.5 weeks and then nothing for a week. At 16 weeks, right on cue with what my doctor said, I'm starting to feel them a bit more. I think I even felt a kick! My placenta is in the front, so I have to lie down or get in bridge pose to feel movements on the top.
I have been having some crazy vivid dreams lately. Almost every morning I wake up with a very real memory of a dream. Most of them involve people in my life and things we've been doing rather than more fantastical imagery. I've been going to bed around 9 every night and sleeping until 6:30 or 7, so I'm getting a good night's rest and not needing too many naps. I'm joking that I'm saving it all up for October! I was obsessed with sleep once Mazen started sleeping through the night at six months. Lack of sleep is one of the things I am most nervous about having a newborn again. I do remember having some kind of mom adrenaline that helped pull me through.
I'm still sleeping on my stomach which has been so nice. I feel like I switched to side much sooner with Mazen? I most often prop a knee out so my torso is slightly tilted to the side, which means I'm not lying flat on my stomach. I'm hoping to sleep like this as long as possible because sleeping on my side was one of the hardest parts of pregnancy last time.
These maternity jeans from Target are awesome. The two pairs of skinny jeans I bought at Motherhood are great for about 2 minutes and then they start to sag like a rapper from 1999. Constantly pulling them up drives me nuts! I bought these green jeans at Target and the criss-cross back panel is great and they actually stay up! The top of the panel seam is tighter too, so I bet that helps. And they are generally more structured jeans to begin with. I actually bought a second pair in regular denim. I can see how the panel might not fit someone late in the third trimester, and since I'll be tucking my pants away for the summer, I hope I can still wear these in Sept/Oct. I think at worst I'll have to fold the panel over.
The planner in me is surprised that I haven't wanted to think about buying anything new for the baby or unpacking all the baby stuff stored away yet. It just feels too soon. I kept most of my baby stuff, including bouncy seats, boppy and My Breast Friend, a changing table, cloth diapers (TBD if we use them), carriers and wraps, strollers, etc. I still have my old breast pump, but I think I will get a new one since they have probably made a lot of improvements over the last five years and it's free through insurance. I gave away a lot of the baby stuff that I couldn't see myself using again, including our swing and a few other things, so I might need to look into finding some of those hand-me-down or buying new.
We will need a new infant car seat, since my old one expired. Would love some recommendations! I think I'd also like a new stroller since my Bob is showing its age. (It was my MVP baby item with Mazen and got SO much use). I'll still use the Bob for running/workouts, but I would like a new everyday stroller that's a lot easier to get in and out of a car. Maybe one with a snap n go feature for the car seat too? A travel system set? My sister swears by her Uppababy Cruz, but I'm also open to recommendations.
Other than those big ticket items, I think we probably still have most of what we need, minus things that you'd buy new anyways like pacifiers, bottles, diapers, and consumables. Luckily I still have all of Mazen's 0-1 year old clothes and YAY for having another boy! I did give away a lot of my 1-5 year old boy clothes, but Sarah has a lot of them that she plans to give back when Sawyer out grows them, and I am sure we'll get some hand-me-downs too. That is one pro to having a second later than a lot of my friends who are now done having kids. I'll gladly pass all of mine along when we're done too.
We intend to convert our home office into a nursery and move the office back downstairs to the basement (which we are sad to do because we love the main floor office, but it makes the most sense.) I imagine the baby will sleep in our room for the first few months. Since our master is so much bigger than the bedroom I had when Mazen was born, I think I'll probably just do a make-shift nursery in a section of the room with a bassinet, changing station, and clothing in the dresser (which I have emptied of my off-season clothes!) and won't move him to his room on the main floor until he's consistently sleeping through the night (and maybe even later than that if our setup is going well). So I doubt I will put that much effort into the nursery until much later, and we might try to keep the office there as long as we can.
Ok I'm starting to ramble. The short story of these weeks: I'm feeling halfway on a lot of topics! Except for gratitude. That I am 100% feeling.
OH, and we think we have a name!!!
You look cute in your black outfit. Hair looks great, too.
Look into Nuna car seat and stroller. The Nuna Pipa is the best, so light.
Good to hear! My sister has both and loved them.
I second the Cruz! Love LOVE ours. It's the perfect stroller – lightweight and small, I never even use my umbrella stroller. I love that the seat can be facing either towards or away from the pusher. It also is perfect for Grandmas – easy to set up, lightweight, and not complicated. I debated between that and the Uppababy Vista, but decided the Vista was too big (especially since we didn't want a second kid too soon after the first), and I'm REALLY glad we went with the Cruz instead. Whatever stroller you get, get the matching carseat if you can. We got the Cybex Aton2 carseat, which we loved because it was tiny and fit well in our small car and had an adapter for the Cruz, but I wished we'd been able to get the matching Uppababy Mesa!
Did you have a system of splitting up late night feedings or were you consistently waking up every 2-3 hours? Also, will you both stay in the same bed or will one of you stay with the baby so the other can sleep well? I don't know how people deal with lack of sleep!! That seems like the hardest part!
I think it definitely is the hardest part. With Mazen we did shifts of sleeping separately with him and that worked really well because we alternated getting great rest. I have no idea what we'll do this time, but we have a king size bed and a much bigger master, so I think maybe we'll try sleeping together unless we are just too exhausted to hear every peep.
I tried to reply on my phone but it said my email was spam! I was just wondering if you had any different plans to get your new baby sleeping through the night sooner than 6 months this time? Also, how long was it until it was more manageable feedings in the night, like just 1 a night?
I never let Mazen make a peep at night and I think that came back to bite me in the bum. We also use a paci at night and that was a major mistake. So my hope is to allow a few peeps (which is hard for all moms I think!) and to not use a paci at night – daytime only. But we shall see what happens!
Don't bother with a new pump! The only ones that are possible improvements aren't covered by insurance (e.g., Willow). Sadly pumping technology hasn't really improved.
I'd HIGHLY recommend the Spectra S2! I pumped exclusively for 7 months for my twins and it held up amazingly. It's quiet and highly recommended by mamas.
Spectra pumps are soooooo much better than medela PISA's. I got a spectra s1 (so it's portable and doesn't need to be plugged into a wall to work), and it was covered by my insurance. I just called my insurance company, and they gave me a list of things I could buy (pump, extra pump parts, storage bags, etc.) and said I could spend $450 total.
Nursing never worked for us after hours and hours of trying (this was my first baby so I'm hoping it goes better with our second). I have been exclusively pumping for 6 months now. While pumps may not have changed much, having a brand new pump was a lifesaver for me because they aren't really supposed to be used as frequently as I've needed to use it! I know some people have trouble with the Medela PISA but mine has worked just fine.
It's not that pumping technology hasn't improved, it's that pumps wear out over time. My Spectra S2 broke (my fault, I dropped it, oops) after 9 months and they sent me a new one and the difference in suction was amazing!
You look so adorable! Even without pregnancy, I've found it fascinating how much food can change my stomach throughout the course of a day. 😉 I have IBS, but I think you and I perhaps have had some similar symptoms. I've come to realize how much more common it is to have a rounded belly at night. Love these updates! Wishing you well, and I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Awwwwww! I'm gonna try that bridge position and see if I can feel some kicks! I don't feel a thing yet! And I'm still rocking the unisom at night, tooooooo scared to take it otherwise!
We have a used uppababy Vista, because we want kids with a small age gap. The uppababy brand has awesome customer service and stands behind their products so I would definitely recommend them. Plus, their stuff is so pretty along with being functional.
Forgetting you're pregnant? No way! I would've thought that because of the baby bump it'd be prevalent thought in your mind 24/7.
not much of a bump yet!
My son is 5 and my daughter is almost 4 years younger. Our Chicco seat and chicco snap n go had over a year left on them. I was bummed that I couldn't rationalize a new car seat/stroller purchase! We made it through with that, our old Bob, and a nice umbrella stroller, but yeah – haaaated lugging the Bob in and out of the back of my car. The one thing we did get for our 2nd that I absolutely loved was the Halo bassinet. We used the pack and play with our first and it was just so huge. You can pull the halo right up over your bed like a cosleeper, such a huge difference.
I definitely want some kind of co-sleeper or bedside bassinet so looking into these!
I encourage you to get a second pump. Highly recommend the Spectra if your insurance covers it! It's amazing. Far better than the Medela I had the first time through insurance. I bought the Spectra S2 at 9 months with my first, and it helped me make it to the year mark of working full-time and pumping – it's much comfier and my output improved with it. I continued using it with baby #2 and just made it to the year mark of working and pumping with him too! I bought it ($150-ish on Amazon) because I had already gotten the Medela through insurance the first time, and my insurance didn't cover the Spectra. But I know some insurances are covering it now.
Anyway, that's my two cents 🙂 And if you do get a second pump through insurance but can't/don't use it, there are organizations that will accept donated pumps for moms in need!
The baby weighs 1.5 oz or so at 14 weeks, Im always curious when I hear people say that they can feel something that minuscule moving. Are you sure?
It's 4.5 inches long – that's pretty big! Yes I'm sure.
I'm so glad you're still taking Unisom too! I'm due the same time as you and feel like taking it helps me get great sleep and makes me feel better in the AM (you're totally right, the nausea is different 2nd trimester than first). I wasn't sure if I should try tapering off, but whenever I do, I just don't feel as great.
Keep the suggestions for what to purchase coming. It's so overwhelming to me what to register/buy. I'm clueless!
So I just went to Target to look at the registry checklist and I only need like 5 things – haha. I COULD buy a lot more like new diaper bags, new crib, etc. But I don't really need anything but diapers and the things I mentioned in my post.
Oh I didn't even know Target had such a list. Thanks, kath!
So much fun reading through these posts for me! I'm currently 29 weeks pregnant with my 2nd and i've loved looking at babykerf throughout both of my pregnancies. So excited for you and your growing family! You look positively glowing and radiant in all of your pictures!
Been totally trying to figure out what to get this 2nd time around…my first is only 2.5 so we can re-use a lot of the same things. Except for clothes since she's a girl and this one is a boy 🙂 I plan on getting a new monitor system since the current one we have is discontinued and we need a 2nd camera (i dont feel comfortable dropping the camera for our toddler's room just yet!)…and seeing a comment on here has made me think about the halo bassinet. We used our pack n play last time too in lieu of a bassinet and it worked really well but I agree it does take up a decent amount of space in our room. Decisions Decisions!
I was considering a pack n play too, but I think having a swivel basket that is literally right over the bed would be SO NICE! Especially since my side of the bed doesn't have much room and so a pack n play would have to be at the foot of the bed. (We could also switch sides, but not sure how that would feel!) I've also considered getting one of those nests with walls that goes between the parents so you don't roll over on the baby but they are in bed with you. Since we have a king size bed that might work, but I think I would sleep better with something beside my bed instead of IN it which might get crowded!
Check out the Lotus Guava bassinet/travel crib. We have loved it this time around!
I used a Nuna mini sena pack and play next to my bed. It's petite, but also portable so did double-duty if we traveled. The mattress seems much nicer than the standard pack and play, too.
I have loved the Chicco Keyfit 30 car seat with the Keyfit Caddy stroller. I hesitated on buying a stroller that ONLY worked with the car seat (it doesn't have a regular seat, it's just a car seat snap in kind of thing) but it was only about $100, it weighs almost nothing, and it's a breeze to get around. I used it with both my kids daily until they were too big to want to ride around in the car seat all the time. Then I switched to mostly using the Bob. All of the Uppababy strollers are great too, though pretty pricey. If you do go with an Uppababy stroller I recommend getting their car seat too because I got an Uppababy Vista for my double stroller and find that putting the Chicco car seat in it is kind of clunky.
I had the KeyFit and a caddy last time and it worked well. I also switched to the BOB. That's good advice about getting the UppaBaby stroller and car seat together – I'm leaning that way.
Oops, didn't realize that's what you had last time! 🙂 The Uppababy strollers really are super nice. I don't think I've ever met anyone who regretted the steep price tag! And as long as you still have a Bob for all-terrain/outdoor activities, you'd be all set. The 4-wheel strollers are nearly impossible to steer with one hand, so I find myself still using the Bob a lot for things like walking my dog. Mazen might still be young enough to use the "skateboard" attachment on the Uppababy Vista too. It's nice to have for older kids.
No worries! Just mentioning it. My KeyFit has expired, so I have to start new anyways. I've only heard good things about Uppa too – including their customer service.
The lack of sleep is so darn awful. My kid was a horrendous sleeper until eight months and the memories of how awful it was are a huge reason I don't want another kid!! I might try for a second when my daughter is around Mazens age. She's 2.5 right now and all the post partum memories are STILL too fresh/traumatizing. Dramatic but true.
Haha I feel ya!!! Months 4-6 were awful for us – he was waking up every 20 minutes at times! I have loved our age gap, and it's really given me a few years to recharge so that I'm really excited to do it all again.
Speaking of names…I had a question of curiousity. What does Mazen call Thomas?
Does Mazen understand that the baby will call Thomas Daddy and that Matt is his Daddy…Kids have an amazing way of understanding and accepting?
Yes, I've explained it to him. I think he understands, but I guess time will tell.
We love the Uppababy Vista system, but would NEVER have had one without it being second hand. They are SO EXPENSIVE. My biggest advice is to join baby groups and closet sharing groups on facebook for Charlottesville. There have to be a few. My town outside of Boston has SO MANY closed mom groups, basically whenever we need ANYTHING (a specific book, a type of sippy cup, a snowsuit, pump parts WHATEVER, we just post that we are ISO it, and then nearly immediately another Mom posts that she just wants it out of her house! its AMAZING. Congrats again- you look so lovely!
I'm due in 11 days andstill don't have a name! Love these updates and would love to hear about how your food changes throughout the next few months. Best of luck to you!
I had my second baby in January of 2016 and my pregnancy #2 sounds a lot like yours! I got rib and joint pain SO much sooner. I completely understand the straight-to-40 weeks feeling. But the flip side is that second births tend to be quicker and easier – here's hoping for you!
Highly recommend the Britax B-Safe 35 travel system. The stroller releases/folds with one hand, and the carrier was super easy to use. We got a steal of a deal on a previous year's model at Kohl's when we bought ours two years ago.
You should check out the trainer/blogger Jessie Mundell. She specializes in pregnancy/postpartum (and is pregnant herself). She just posted on Instagram about core muscles and sucking in vs actually engaging your core and pelvic floor. I think you'd find it interesting!
So lovely to read about your journey, enjoy this special time.


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Q: Webcam installation problem in ubuntu 20.04 I recently upgraded from 18.04 to 20.04. To my surprise, my webcam (Logitech c922 pro) is not detected by the kernel (5.4.0-29-generic). The same camera is however plug and play in 18.04 and works like a breeze
hwinfo --usb output :
21: USB 00.2: 0000 Unclassified device
  [Created at usb.122]
  Unique ID: 4ajv.lVLMBtrsHd4
  Parent ID: k4bc.2DFUsyrieMD
  SysFS ID: /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:14.0/usb1/1-1/1-1:1.2
  SysFS BusID: 1-1:1.2
  Hardware Class: unknown
  Model: "Logitech Unifying Receiver"
  Hotplug: USB
  Vendor: usb 0x046d "Logitech, Inc."
  Device: usb 0xc52b "Unifying Receiver"
  Revision: "12.11"
  Driver: "usbhid"
  Driver Modules: "usbhid"
  Speed: 12 Mbps
  Module Alias: "usb:v046DpC52Bd1211dc00dsc00dp00ic03isc00ip00in02"
  Driver Info #0:
    Driver Status: usbhid is active
    Driver Activation Cmd: "modprobe usbhid"
  Config Status: cfg=new, avail=yes, need=no, active=unknown
  Attached to: #17 (Hub)

Also, note that there is no entry named /dev/video*
I tried running sudo modprobe usbhid but it returns no output and nothing happens
Please suggest a workaround.
Thanks

A: I had the same problem with my Logitech QuickCam Chat 046d:092e. I gave my user the right to use video devices, logged off and on again, and then it runs. I tested the cam with guvcview.


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Truid Blaisse-Terwindt (4 April 1917 – 27 December 2002) was a Dutch female hockey- and tennis player who was active in the 1930s and 1940s. Between 1935 and 1948 she participated in five Wimbledon Championships. Her best result in the singles event was reaching the third round in 1937, losing to Dorothy Round, and 1948, losing to first seeded Margaret du Pont. In the doubles she reached the third round in 1936 and 1946 partnering compatriot Madzy Rollin Couquerque. With Ivo Rinkel she reached the fourth round of the mixed doubles in 1946.

In 1936 Terwindt became Dutch champion in the singles, doubles (partnering Madzy Rollin Couquerque) and mixed doubles (partnering Joop Knottenbelt) events. In 1937 she successfully defended her singles and doubles titles. In total she won 13 Dutch championship titles during her career.

In addition to tennis she was also active in field hockey. In 1931, at the age of 14, she joined the Amsterdamsche Hockey & Bandy Club (AH & BC) and directly became a member of the first team. With AH & BC she became national champion in 1937 and 1938 and made nine appearances for the Dutch national team. Her marriage in 1938 to Huib Blaisse brought an end to her hockey career.

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NJ.com's recent article, "Complex inheritance taxes on a home," explains that when considering estate and inheritance taxes, the valuation of a home based on its fair market value (FMV) on the date of death.
If you have a home valued at over $1 million, it may sell close to that amount. Let's say that you're single and are 80 years old. You live with your widowed sister. Your will instructs that your sister should have life ownership, and when you pass and it is left in trust for nieces and nephews. What would their tax bill be?
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A very busy week in the life of TJC band student Nick Wilkerson
Nick Wilkerson
Published: Friday, 3rd March 2017
There's busy, and then there's Nick Wilkerson's brand of busy.
Wilkerson, a Van native and sophomore music education major at Tyler Junior College, is spending most of his waking hours performing in, rehearsing for, or helping to organize one of the myriad music events held this week on the TJC campus.
It's been "one of those weeks" for the TJC band program, with a jam-packed schedule including wind ensemble and TJC Jazz Festival performances, a Winter Guard International indoor drumline competition in the Metroplex, and an upcoming Caribbean cruise and shipboard performance with the Apache Belles.
"Nick is involved in literally every event and ensemble that is performing and traveling over the next 10 days," TJC Director of Bands Jeremy Strickland said.
With that, Strickland produced a detailed list outlining Wilkerson's schedule for the week, including private lessons (he plays trombone, euphonium and keyboard), rehearsals and performances (he's in the wind ensemble, indoor drumline, jazz ensemble, and trombone and tuba/euphonium groups) to his algebra and history homework and makeup tests in advance of the trip – plus his two part-time jobs.
Wilkerson said, "It's pretty out of the ordinary and tiring to have this much going on, but it's also a lot of fun."
In addition to TJC Wind Ensemble and indoor drumline, Wilkerson is also a member of TJC Jazz Ensemble 1.
Culminating the gauntlet of rehearsals, performances and homework is a weeklong, spring break cruise aboard the Carnival Breeze, where members of the TJC Apache Band and Apache Belles will serve as shipboard entertainment.
"The light at the end of the tunnel is the cruise," he said. "If I can make it to Sunday when we board the ship, I'll be OK."
He's also planning to carve out some practice time on the ship, since he has scholarship auditions at Stephen F. Austin State University and Texas A&M-Commerce the week after he returns.
Band director in training
Asked about his work ethic, Wilkerson shrugged, "When I was in high school, I did well and made good grades; but I never had to manage my time or really study. If I wanted to go and do something, I just did it."
But with coming to TJC and figuring out he wanted to pursue a career as a band director, Wilkerson clamped down and found his focus.
"Now, I have an Excel spreadsheet that includes everything from the amount of time that I have to eat to the amount of time I have to spend with my friends and my girlfriend and when I do my homework," he said. "Every single aspect of my day is planned out."
He admits it's a bit extreme; but he said college gave him a whole new perspective on structure, responsibility and goal setting.
"Nick wants to be a good band director, and I believe that's exactly what he'll do," TJC Assistant Director of Bands Heather Mensch, who directs TJC's low brass and jazz programs.
"The fact that he balances the schedule he balances – and still manages to stay sane and keep his great personality – is what is going to make him a fantastic band director, because kids are drawn to that kind of personality. He's got the drive to keep the crazy-busy life of a band director."
Mensch said he's also forward thinking about what he needs to do now to be good at his job later.
"Nick didn't have to be on the indoor drumline, but he joined because he wanted to learn more about percussion so he'd be a better band director," she said.
"His primary instrument is trombone; but he's also picked up the euphonium because he knows that to be a good band director, it helps to have some euphonium skills."
"Eventually, I hope to be at a college and teach band and low brass like Mrs. Mensch does. I certainly feel TJC has more than prepared me for what comes next." - Nick Wilkerson
'The TJC stamp'
She said Wilkerson also keeps in touch with his Van High School director and TJC band alumnus Ryan McInturff; and he's returned to his hometown on occasion, to help out with the Mighty Vandal Band program.
"Nick has been nurtured along the way by Mr. McInturff, who was also a standout TJC band student," Mensch said. "Ryan was a lot like Nick when he was at TJC, in that he had the same great attitude and work ethic.
"That's what you hope for when you teach students who go off and become good teachers. You hope they'll send you 'new, little McInturffs,' which is what we're seeing now by getting students like Nick. It's great to see the lessons come full circle."
Of his ultimate career goals after college, Wilkerson said, "Eventually, I hope to be at a college and teach band and low brass like Mrs. Mensch does. I certainly feel TJC has more than prepared me for what comes next."
Mensch said, "Nick is going to be a fantastic teacher wherever he lands, and he would certainly be college-teaching material.
"He's very well grounded, and he represents every good thing about our program. We're excited for him to be out in the world with our TJC stamp on him."
For more on the TJC band program, go to www.tjc.edu/band.


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1 U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Key facts about influenza (flu) & flu vaccine. http://www.cdc.gov/flu/keyfacts.htm.
2 World Health Organization. Influenza. http://www.who.int/immunization/topics/influenza/en/index.html.
3 Rapid influenza diagnostic tests increased antiviral use. J Ped Infect Dis (2013) doi: 10.1093/jpids/pit071. First published online: November 13, 2013.


KUALA LUMPUR (July 12): The 12-month grace period allowing practicing property managers without valuation credentials to register themselves with the government to gain official recognition should be removed as it is "arbitrary" and "irrational", said a real estate industry leader.
Malaysia Shopping Malls Association (PPK) president Tan Sri Teo Chiang Kok questioned the need to impose the timeframe for practitioners to register with the Board of Valuers, Appraisers, Estate Agents and Property Managers (BOVAEP) at his presentation entitled "Registration of Property Managers – Impact on the Industry" at the Property Management Time Bomb Seminar 2018 organised by Fiabci Malaysia and PPK here today.
"Experienced and non-valuer qualifications have been recognised for registration and we believe that all new practitioners having gained the experience and qualification should continue to be registered.
"This arbitrary 12-month window is irrational and [was] put in as a sweetener for the passage of amendments to be approved when the stated objective in support of the amendment was 'liberalisation of the property management exercise' as otherwise because only valuers can conduct property management," he claimed.
Teo is also the Building Management Association of Malaysia president and a director of companies within the See Hoy Chan Holdings Group.
The amendment to the Valuers, Appraisers, Estate Agents and Property Managers Act 1981 was passed and gazetted on Jan 2 this year after almost 13 years.
Anyone who takes on the role of a property manager is now required to register with BOVEAP.
Prior to this, the Board was known as the Board of Valuers, Appraisers and Estate Agents (BOVAEA), which reflects its new authority over all property managers in Malaysia.
Following the amendment to the Act, the Board is allowing anyone with property management experience to from Jan 2 to Dec 31 this year to apply to be a registered property manager.
"We should remove this 12-month window and continue to register practitioners who have attained diplomas or degrees [other than valuation] or experience," said Teo.
He also points out that during this period, many applicants are reporting rejections without explanations or reasons.
"There are no transparent or clear criteria available apart from those general information on the qualification of applicants. For now, we are still awaiting a detailed reply [and are] seeking more clarity.
"At all times, we have suspected that this amendment is to create a closed-shop monopoly for valuers and we still hope we are wrong," he said.
Nevertheless, he expressed his support for the need to register building managers for control and institutionalise professionalism.
"The Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) is responsible for all buildings from conception, planning approvals, building approvals, construction and completion, and continuous control and regulation for health and safety.
"It is only logical that building management should be under the purview of KPKT and advocate for them to establish a board of building managers to register building managers as soon as possible," he concluded.


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Daniel Wesley DeHayes, Jr.
IUPUI Spirit of Philanthropy Award (2017)
School of Dentistry Certificate of Appreciation (1994)
Herman Frederic Lieber Award (1975)
About Daniel Wesley DeHayes, Jr.
Daniel W. DeHayes came to Indiana University in August 1969 from a two-year stint as assistant professor and U.S. Army captain at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. From then until his retirement in 2005, his research, teaching, and service contributions to IU laid cornerstones for the institution's current high standing. IU has recently been lauded for excellence in information systems management, entrepreneurship education, and executive education. Dan's vision and diligence adorn each of these areas.
Dan held a variety of administrative posts at IU. From 1976 to 1981 he served as chair of the M.B.A. program. He was dean and director of academic computing from 1981 to 1986. (He had been promoted to full professor in 1979.) In 1987 he was appointed IU's first vice president of information technology, responsible for setting the strategic direction for the university's computing, printing, and telecommunications services. He also served as director of the Institute for Research on the Management of Information Systems from 1988 to 1992, and was chair of the Executive Education Program in the School of Business in 1992 - 93. The Kelley School of Business is currently ranked in the top 20 programs internationally for excellence in executive education. In 1995 - 96 Dan led a project team in the re-engineering of the personnel hiring process at the IU School of Medicine and the IU Medical Center in Indianapolis.
From 1989 to 1998 Dan was the founding director of the Johnson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. This nationally recognized program was the catalyst for IU's development of an entrepreneurial education curriculum that currently ranks in the top five in the country at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. Dan was designated "Supporter of Entrepreneurship" by Ernst & Young in June 1999.
Throughout his active career Dan has amassed the research expected from a full professor at a Research-I institution. He recently acted as co-principal investigator for field studies on the traits of high performance organizations, and on the process of competitive intelligence. He is currently engaged in a study of high growth companies. He is also co-author of a best-selling text, Managing Information Technology: What Managers Need to Know, currently in its fifth edition.
Outside of IU Dan acts as an advisor to CEOs of privately held companies. He founded The Alliance, a forum for business leaders of privately held companies, in 1990, and continues to serve as the organization's facilitator. In 1999 - 2000 Dan was involved in analyzing the business and process re-engineering effort at the Crane Naval Base, which resulted in two lengthy business cases for use in business and public administration courses. During his career he has served on 11 boards of directors or boards of managers of privately held companies. He is currently vice chair of the board of Child Craft Industries, Inc., and on the Telamon Corporation's board as well. In addition, he has provided leadership in the creation and growth of 14 companies.
This wealth of experience translates into excellence in the classroom. Dan taught venture analysis, entrepreneurial strategy, marketing research, information systems management, materials management, management consulting, operations management, and decision sciences to M.B.A. and undergraduate students. He was the recipient of 11 M.B.A. and undergraduate, campus, and university awards for teaching excellence from 1972 through 2004. Even after his retirement, Dan remains a vital part of the Kelley School of Business. In 2005 - 06 he returned to teach Managing a Growth Company and Turnaround Management on a volunteer basis.


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An anthology of essays and interviews by international artists, curators, theorists and educators on the topic of art education. Contributors are Mai Abu ElDahab, Babak Afrassiabi, Julie Ault, Martin Beck, Liam Gillick, Boris Groys, Olaf Metzel, Haris Pellapaisiotis, Tobias Rehberger, Walid Sadek, Nasrin Tabatabai, Jan Verwoert, Anton Vidokle and Florian Waldvogel.
The contributors to the book rethink the goals and structure of an art school, its ideological contexts, the positioning of its students to the art world, its relationship to social and political conditions, and the level of its discursive involvement, drawing on specific examples and on their own experiences to interrogate the appropriateness and validity of existing school models.


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package org.kie.server.springboot.samples.rest;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.kie.server.common.rest.KieServerHttpRequest;
import org.kie.server.common.rest.KieServerHttpResponse;
import org.kie.server.springboot.samples.KieServerApplication;
import org.springframework.boot.test.context.SpringBootTest;
import org.springframework.boot.test.context.SpringBootTest.WebEnvironment;
import org.springframework.boot.web.server.LocalServerPort;
import org.springframework.test.context.TestPropertySource;
import org.springframework.test.context.junit4.SpringJUnit4ClassRunner;

@RunWith(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.class)
@SpringBootTest(classes = {KieServerApplication.class}, webEnvironment = WebEnvironment.RANDOM_PORT)
@TestPropertySource(locations="classpath:application-jaxrstest.properties")
public class KieServerWithExtraEndpointTest {

    @LocalServerPort
    private int port;

    private String user = "john";
    private String password = "john@pwd1";

    @Test
    public void testExtraEndpoint() {

        String extraEndpoint = "http://localhost:" + port + "/rest/extra";

        KieServerHttpRequest httpRequest =
                KieServerHttpRequest.newRequest(extraEndpoint, user, password)
                .followRedirects(true)
                .timeout(1000)
                .contentType("application/json")
                .accept("application/json");
        httpRequest.get();

        KieServerHttpResponse response = httpRequest.response();
        int responseCode = response.code();
        assertEquals(200, responseCode);
    }

}


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Q: Yii2 How to make image in Detail view as a hyperlink My requirement is that, on clicking the user avatar (profile pic) it should navigate to the user profile page in detail view of Yii2.
Currently, I'm able to display image with the below code:
 [
    'attribute'=>'Supplier profile',
     'format' => 'image',
        'value' => function ($model) {
         return $model->user->filename;

        },
    ],

By changing the above code to HTML like nothing is displayed, (see below code)
 [
    'attribute'=>'Supplier profile',
     'format' => 'image',
        'value' => function ($model) {
        return Html::a(Html::encode($model->user->filename), [ 'view3', 'id' => $model->id] );

        },
    ],

how do i make image as link??

A: try this:
[
     'label'=>'Image',
     'format'=>'raw',
     'value' => function($model){
          return Html::a(Html::img($model->user->filename, ['alt'=>'yii']), [ 'view3', 'id' => $model->id]);
     }
],

A: like this:
return Html::a(Html::img(Yii::getAlias('@img-url'). '/airline.jpg'),['index'])


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package com.siim.depchecker.util;

import rx.Observable;
import rx.Subscriber;

public class RxUtil {

    /**
     *
Creates observable with handled error catching.

     * If exception occurrs onError will be called if subscriber is not unsubscribed.

     * Also, before the first call to callback subscriber subscription is checked.
     */
    public static <T> Observable<T> createErrorHandledObservable(final OnErrorHandledSubscribe<T> f) {
        return Observable.create(new Observable.OnSubscribe<T>() {
            @Override
            public void call(Subscriber<? super T> subscriber) {
                try {
                    if (!subscriber.isUnsubscribed()) {
                        f.call(subscriber);
                    }
                } catch (Throwable e) {
                    if (!subscriber.isUnsubscribed()) {
                        subscriber.onError(e);
                    }
                }
            }
        });
    }

    public static interface OnErrorHandledSubscribe<T> {
        public void call(Subscriber<? super T> subscriber) throws Throwable;
    }
}


Can My Car Run On Water?
"Can My Car Run On Water?"
We all hate those crazy gas prices when we go to the station to fill up our Fuel Tank - right? It's gotten so bad that I'm about to go to a car salvage yard, pick up one of those old cars that get amazing gas mileage, and then drive off in that. That's how much I'm looking to save money. I don't even care if I have to fix it up, I think it would be worth it in the end.
Anyway, people are wondering if they can fill up their Fuel Tank with something other than gas - like water. What do you think? Do you think it's possible or is it just another crazy idea like pillow pets? (PS - I like pillow pets; but some people think it's just weird). Whether you believe it or not, you can convert your car so that it can run on water only.
Amazing, right? Who would have thought that the water we drink can go in our car and serve as gas?
The whole process of turning plain water into fuel for your vehicle is something that's merely based in science; if you want to say that it gets you better gas mileage .. then that's something you have to debate about with a science professor or something.
That plain water that you can get from your kitchen sink is something that can power your car - but some people say that it really may not be all that worth it.
You're probably thinking. "This is something that can change everything! But is it too good to be true? What's the main problem?" Here it is: Like all of the other alternative fuel sources that are on this planet, HHO conversion kits are mainly used for onboard cars that tend to have a negative net energy ratio. What this means is that the amount of energy you get out of the entire conversion is actually less compared to what you put in. Here's an easy way to think about it: if it's going to take one whole gallon of gas to convert water into the HHO that you need, the total energy output would be equal to one-half gallon of gasoline. Let's be realistic, you've just wasted a whole gallon of gas from your Fuel Tank to simply make a half of gallon of gas.
Here's another con when it comes to using hydrogen as fuel: different studies that have been done with hydrogen have clearly shown that it can cause brittleness and breakage in metal car engine parts. So if you go to a car salvage yard expecting that they're going to have better engine parts, I suggest that you don't waste your time.
There have been some car companies that have already manufactured some electric cars that are designed to run on hydrogen that you pump into the Fuel Tank at your typical gas station. I haven't really seen any here in California, so I'm guessing they're in different countries? Or I may not be looking right .. hmm.
Regardless of if you think it's a good idea or not, it's most likely going to happen sooner or later. There have been so many other technologies already that have helped our environment and this is just another idea that's going to make this world a better and healthier place to live in.


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Eclipse is… a Community
Wayne Beaton
Aug. 06, 10 · Java Zone ·
Summer madness has force me to leave a gap in the delivery of my award-winning "Eclipse is…" blog series. But I'm back now. In this series, I walk through the many different aspects of Eclipse, starting with the definition that most people are comfortable with: Eclipse is a Java IDE. But, as the series discusses, Eclipse is more than that. Technology-wise, Eclipse is a platform for building IDEs, tools, applications, runtimes, and more. Eclipse is open source projects. Lots and lots of open source projects covering a vast array of topics from modeling to identity management and object-relational persistence.
It's certainly true that great technology is an important part of what makes Eclipse what it is. However, technology alone isn't enough. Technology needs to have a community. And at Eclipse, we've got community. At Eclipse, we bring the community together to do great things.
Community is about coming together to do things as a group that no single person can do by themselves. Whether it be chasing snakes from a local watering hole, or building great technology and support.
Eclipse is actually a collection of communities that intersect. The Eclipse Development Process defines three different communities: users, adopters, and contributors/committers. Each of these communities has different requirements and expectations from Eclipse.
The first community, users, tends to regard of Eclipse primarily as a consumable product. They are primarily concerned with using an Eclipse-based IDE to build solutions. We estimate the size of this community to be between four and six million in size; though the fact that more than a million downloads of the new Helios packages occurred in the first month of availability leads me to believe that the community is even larger than our estimate.
The adopter community contains individuals and organizations that build solutions based on Eclipse technology. This can be as simple as providing a plug-in that runs in an Eclipse IDE, or as involved as basing an entire product on the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) or Rich Ajax Platform (RAP). It also includes those individuals and organizations who base a business on providing development assistance and support for Eclipse technology. One way or another, adopters tend to be building Eclipse plug-ins to provide solutions that directly or indirectly leverage Eclipse technology (though this is not necessarily the case as some Eclipse technology–like EclipseLink, and EMF–can be leveraged in plain-old-Java application). We don't even try to estimate the size of the adopter community; it's just too hard to do. There are more than a thousand "solutions" in the Eclipse Marketplace. This is really just the tip of the iceberg; it doesn't include, for example, the bajillions of in-house applications (some of these are captured in case studies) that leverage Eclipse technology.
The contributor/committer community contains that group of individuals and organizations who contribute directly to Eclipse projects. These are the individuals who provide patches and/or contribute new functionality to the various Eclipse projects. Contributors tend to participate directly in an Eclipse project by providing code, ideas, answers to questions in the forums, and more. Committers are a subset of the contributors with write access to the resources maintained by a project (committer access is provided on a project-by-project basis). The idea is that over time, a contributor is invited to become a committer and elected into that position based on credibility established over a period of time. At last count we had almost a thousand committers and thousands of contributors (more than 11,000 individuals have contributed at least one patch to an Eclipse project).
Developing a community is an important part of being an Eclipse project. In fact, an integral part of the Eclipse Development Process. As part of a review process, a project is required to demonstrate their community-building activities, like blogging, speaking opportunities and more.
The graphic on this slide attempts to show that the various communities interact with each other. Users consume the software produced by the contributors/committers and the adopters, and provide feedback. Some subset of those users will provide feedback and other input into the project. Adopters also provide feedback and input. Some number of adopters may become contributors and ultimately committers. Projects with large communities have greater potential to have very diverse committer communities and broad consumption by adopters. There's really more to it, but I'll leave this discussion for a later post.
At this point in my presentation, I usually stop and ask the audience how many of them already have Eclipse Bugzilla accounts. Then, noticing that a large number of people haven't put up their hands, I facetiously marvel that so many people have managed to use Eclipse for so long without ever having encountered any sort of problem. I use this opportunity to tell people that it's okay to open bug reports (I once tried to use Erich Gamma's bug-reports-are-like-love-letters analogy but decided that that wasn't my style).
So, Eclipse is a community. A big community. A growing community. A diverse community. More than a community, though, Eclipse is… an Eco-System.
On a side note… committers: get your talk proposals for Eclipse Summit Europe in today!
From http://dev.eclipse.org/blogs/wayne/2010/07/28/eclipse-is-a-community/
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