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Here at RGSW, we are pleased to offer two Forest Schools in Worcester and one in Droitwich:
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Supported by specialist and dedicated Forest School teachers, each of our Forest School areas provides the perfect open-air and natural environment that offers child-centred opportunities for holistic learning and development.
The Forest School Association defines Forest School as a child-centred inspirational learning process, that offers children opportunities for holistic growth and development through regular sessions centred in a natural and outdoors setting.
Children aged two and above attend weekly sessions based on topic related activities that support play, exploration, and personal, social and technical skills. The safe and nurturing Forest School environment helps encourage and support children with problem-solving and supported risk-taking; encouraging the development of confidence, resilience and self-esteem.
Forest Schools not only support children in further developing a wide range of skills but also teaches children the importance of the outdoors and nature and encourages them to build empathy with the natural world around them.
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Based on outdoor learning principles dating back to before the 19th century and influences from the open-air culture of Scandinavia, Forest School first arrived in the UK in 1993.
The 1988 introduction of the National Curriculum saw the UK education system move towards a more goal-orientated approach. As a result of this, more 'alternative' pedagogical approaches were introduced throughout the 1990s, including, Forest School.
Inspired by the outdoor, nature-based approach to learning of the Danish and Scandinavian early years education systems, in 1993 a group of nursery nurses from Bridgwater College in Somerset decided to start their own Forest School. Two years later the college began teaching a BTech in Forest School for early years educators all over the UK.
In 2000, as popularity continued to grow and Forest School started appearing all throughout the UK, local authorities began to turn towards this new way of learning. From there, Forest School has continued to develop and grow, providing pedagogical difference with proven effectiveness that is favoured by many early years professionals today.
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Forest School activities are largely learner-centred and responsive to each child's needs and interests with significant emphasis on learner choice and learning through play. Forest School projects make use of natural resources whilst modelling and maintaining an environmentally sustainable attitude. Children are encouraged to take supported risks and engage in activities such as cutting and chopping wood, den making, transitional art, looking for signs of nature, woodwork and more.
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Raiders notebook: Matt McGloin's strong second half earns him another start
Oakland Raiders' starting quarterback Matt McGloin (14) looks to pass against the Tennessee Titans in the first quarter at the O.co Coliseum in Oakland, Calif., on Sunday, Nov. 24, 2013. (Nhat V. Meyer/Bay Area News Group)
By Jerry McDonald | jmcdonald@bayareanewsgroup.com | Bay Area News Group
PUBLISHED: November 24, 2013 at 12:20 p.m. | UPDATED: August 12, 2016 at 11:14 a.m.
OAKLAND — Any thoughts coach Dennis Allen had of going back to quarterback Terrelle Pryor were erased by a strong second half by Matt McGloin in a 23-19 loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday at O.co Coliseum.
McGloin was 11 of 15 for 155 yards after halftime and threw a 27-yard touchdown pass to Marcel Reece with 6:10 left in the fourth quarter to put the Raiders in front, only to have the defense give up the lead and the game with 10 seconds left to play.
Allen said McGloin will remain the starter when the Raiders visit the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday.
"I thought Matt played well," Allen said. "He got us the touchdown we needed to give us the lead. We just couldn't hold it defensively."
Pryor was active but did not play, with backup Tyler Wilson inactive. The Raiders ran two plays out of the wildcat formation, but with fullback Reece taking the snap and not Pryor.
McGloin was 8 of 17 for 105 yards in the first half and threw an interception to linebacker Zach Brown on a pass intended for Reece.
"We just couldn't get anything going early on," McGloin said. "You're going to have days like that, and unfortunately that was one of those days today. I thought we did a good job adjusting at halftime and it was great to see we were able to make those changes and get better in the second half."
McGloin had four passes batted down at the line of scrimmage, all in the first half, and credited the Titans with laying back on their rush and timing the passes correctly.
"It happens to everybody," McGloin said. "I don't think I had any passes batted down last week."
McGloin exchanged greetings with Titans coach and fellow Scranton, Pa., native Mike Munchak after the game.
"I thought he managed the game very well for them," Munchak said. "He put them in position to win."
Munchak, who said his father and McGloin's father met in Scranton on Friday night, will get a trophy made by locals which features a small bell.
"Now my dad will have bragging rights at the diner tomorrow morning," Munchak said.
The misses keep coming for place-kicker Sebastian Janikowski.
He was wide left from 32 yards on the final play in the first half after the Raiders set up the attempt with a blocked punt. He then missed from 48 yards in the third quarter. With four conversions, Janikowski is 15 of 22 for the season — as many field goals as he missed in the 2011 and 2012 seasons combined (62 of 69).
More alarming, Janikowski is 11 of 15 on field goal attempts of less 50 yards after hitting 49 of 50 the previous two seasons.
The Raiders signed Janikowski to a four-year contract extension during training camp that could be worth as much as $19 million.
"I'd say it's a field goal unit problem. There are 11 guys out there, it's not all on one guy," Allen said. "The goal is to get the ball through the uprights and there are 11 guys who are responsible to make sure that happens."
Even one of the kicks Janikowski, made, from 48 yards, was a low line drive that somehow traveled over the crossbar and between the uprights.
Janikowski, who has missed six times from the left hash and one from the right, was not available for comment after the game.
Tight end Mychal Rivera left with a concussion after taking a shot to the head from safety Michael Griffin, which drew a 15-yard penalty for hitting a defenseless receiver. Cornerback Mike Jenkins also departed with a concussion.
Both will have to go through concussion protocol on a short week as the Raiders play Thursday in Dallas. Linebacker Kevin Burnett (thigh contusion) did not finish.
For more on the Raiders, visit the Inside the Oakland Raiders blog at ibabuzz.com/oaklandraiders.
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Former Raiders running back Bo Jackson lights the Al Davis ceremonial torch before the start of Oakland's game against the Titans on Sunday. Jackson retired from football in 1990.
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Previous to joining Miller Union in April 2010, Stuart White honed his experience at various Atlanta restaurants, including Aria, Sotto Sotto, Bluepointe and Atlanta Fish Market, where he was instrumental in the creation and management of several award-winning wine programs. White's understanding of food and beverage profiles and pairings created a natural transition to spirits and cocktails and his role behind the bar at Miller Union.
Bringing 15 years of restaurant industry experience with him to Miller Union, White is dedicated to perfecting the craft of classic and original cocktails as a mixologist. Using fresh, high-quality ingredients, White possesses a passion for eclectic products and vintage techniques. With zeal for Southern seasonality, he continues to evolve and update Miller Union's cocktail program under the tutelage of partnering mixologist Cara Laudino, where they collaboratively update the restaurant's seasonal drink menu.
When he's not mixing, stirring, and/or shaking, White lives in Virginia-Highland where he enjoys playing blues and jazz on the guitar, listening to music, and embarking on late-night adventures to Atlanta's famed ethnic food community on Buford Highway. He loves zombie movies and chatting about his vast knowledge of cocktail and beverage history.


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1-year-old child has died following a shooting Sunday night in Akron Ohio
AKRON, Ohio — A 1-year-old child has died following a shooting Sunday night in the 1200 block of 5th Avenue in Akron.
Officers responded to the scene around 9:30 p.m. where they say an unknown suspect fired shots at a home, striking the child. The child was taken to a nearby hospital and later died, according to police.
"A man and woman (ages 48 and 47) were also struck during the shooting," the Akron Police Department said in a press release. "They both sustained gunshot wounds to their lower extremities."
Both were taken to a local hospital for treatment. Authorities said their injuries are not considered to be life-threatening.
The child's name is not being released at this time. The Summit County Medical Examiner's Office will conduct an autopsy.
Detectives said it's believed a newer black or dark-colored Dodge Ram pickup truck may be involved.
The investigation is currently in the early stages. Police say no arrests have been made at this time. Anybody with information is asked to call the Akron Police Department Detective Bureau at 330-345-2490 or 330-375-2TIP. Callers can also provide their tips by calling the Summit County Crimestoppers at 330-434-COPS. Tipsters can remain anonymous.


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Sticheln is an easy-to-learn, trick-taking, card game for 4 players that originated from Austria. It is an old game, being recorded as early as 1756 and its rules being first described in 1830. The name means "playing [for] tricks".

Description
Sticheln has been described as "a very simple card game, which does not need exceptional mental agility to learn quickly - perhaps the reason why it counts so many friends." It is similar to Whist, but played individually rather than in teams, using a shortened pack and a different scoring system. It is a 4-hander and is played either with a French-suited Piquet deck or German playing cards. Cards rank in their natural order: Ace/Sow, King, Queen/Ober, Jack/Unter, Ten, Nine, Eight, Seven.

After cutting the pack to decide on the seating order and dealer will be, the dealer pays eight chips or coins to the pot. He then shuffles the pack and the player to his left cuts it. The bottom card of the top packet is turned as trumps – it belongs to the dealer – then each player is dealt eight cards in two packets of four in anti-clockwise order. Forehand leads to the first trick. Thereafter the trick winner leads to the next one. Players must follow suit, trump if unable, or play any card if they cannot follow or trump. Players must head the trick if possible.

For each trick won, players receive one chip or coin from the pot. Forehand becomes the new dealer and pays his eight chips to the pot.

The game continues either for a pre-agreed number of rounds (each round being 4 deals) or when one player reaches an agreed number of chips.

Other games called Sticheln
The name, Sticheln was also given to an unrelated game which was an historical variant of the gambling game, Zwicken.

In 1993, a new game marketed as Sticheln was launched in Germany. It used proprietary cards and bore no resemblance to the original game of the same name.

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 _ (1756). Die Kunst die Welt erlaubt mitzunehmen in den verschiedenen Arten der Spiele, Volume 2, Georg Bauer, Nuremberg.
 _ (1839). Freut euch des Lebens! Oder: Wollen wir lachen und fröhlich seyn? Vol. 5, Mausberger, Vienna, p. 22.
 Bauer, Georg (1769). Die Kunst die Welt erlaubt mitzunehmen in den verschiedenen Arten der Spiele, Volume 2, Joh. Eberhard Zeh, Nuremberg.
 Tendler, Franz (1830). Verstand und Glück im Bunde. Ein theoretisch-practisches Spielbuch. Sollinger, Vienna.
 Tendler, Franz (1846) Allgemeines Karten-Spielbuch, 2nd edn., Tendler, Vienna, p. 276.
 von Lützenau, Alois Edler (1846). Handbuch der Gesetze und Verordnungen, Vol. 2. Vienna: Carl Ueberreuter.

Austrian card games
German deck card games
Four-player card games
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Well, I open junk letters to get rid of the pre-printed forms or letters with my address. I never toss anything with my name on it, just for privacy protection.
Secondly, this is a good point – why would they not deposit into our accounts? This would have been excellent idea, same as enbridge did when I over paid. When I signed up with Bell they give me this big thing about being eco-friendly and forced eBill (electronic bill on us), then so they can send out junk mail two times a month and this time printed cheques. Someone should challenge Bell for their environmental responsibility to trees, lol.
Companies will "stealth" rate increase letters with similar methods. For this reason I open every piece of mail that I receive. If you ASSUME it's junk… well we all know what assume means.
You can't blame Bell if you throw out the cheque. I am sure they did it this way hoping that some cheques will get tossed. Adding a credit to everyone's account would be a better approach but this payment includes subscribers that left the company so that would not work.
I got two $67 cheques!! I have two phone lines.
LOL – Glad I wasn't the only one. I almost tossed it as well. I was sure it was junk mail too. Certainly makes you wonder, doesn't it.
Consider yourself lucky you;re with Bell. I expect Robbers will just mail our "rebates" to a landfill directly to ensure no one cashes them.
Do you say this because you are a disgruntled ACI employee that Rogers turfed?
I fail to see how you could arrive at the conclusion that I am a disgruntled ACI employee. Do you naturally assume that customers that have issues with companies are ex-employees?
I have never worked for ACI, it is unfortunate that they were taken over by Rogers, which as a company has proven itself less interested in service than its bottom line. The link I provided confirms that.
What business is it of your who my past, present or future employers are?
Switching from antlers to a rat-tail hasn't made you any more tolerable.
We should be grateful that this creature has diminished in size as well as stature, although the same anger-management issues remain.
ROGERS charges 30% more for less service than we were receiving from ACI. What's not to be disgruntled about? Stop sniffing for cheese where there is none.
You have alternatives…. if it's that bad switch. If you don't like the price, switch.
By the way, ACI was not all that. I had significant problems with TV cable with them. Once Rogers equipment was in place, the problems went away. ACI could never figure it out.
I'll have to check my diningroom table where all my mail ends up. We still get the occasional junk mail from Bell even though we switched to Rogers a couple of years ago. I would think we'd still get a rebate because it pertains to earlier years doesn't it, or am I wrong?
Check the piece in the Star.


The island of Kaua'i is home to some of the best hiking in the Hawaiian Islands. With a relatively small area of the island developed, it is easy to take a trail that quickly gets you deep into nature. The State Park at Koke'e provides the contrast of Hawaiian mountain top rainforest in one direction, and the scenic Waimea Canyon rim in the other. Even close to the east side resorts there are several great hikes that provide exercise and a deeper sense of peace as you walk the trails.
Whether an experienced hiker, or a relative new comer, Kaua'i hiking will not disappoint as long as you are prepared before you go. Check the weather, check your gear and take a walk on the wild side.
Highlights: A great activity for exercise plus you can get deeper into the natural beauty of the islands while exploring.


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Embalmer (1996)
Predating Full Moon releases like Killjoy by several years, Embalmer was one of the earliest of the "urban horror" films of the '90s. The movie brings to life a supposed urban legend of "Undertaker Zach", a killer so vicious that he inspired a Lizzie Borden-like hop scotch rhyme:
Tell you a story about Undertaker Zach.
He killed his wife with a whack, whack, whack!
His daughter started cryin' 'cause her mama was dead;
He shut her up by choppin' off her head.
Whack, indeed. In one of the most convoluted (and largely irrelevant) back stories you'll ever hear for a horror villain, we learn that Zach was actually a surgeon, not an undertaker. He had been groomed by his family to become the first black President of the United States, but he went against his family's wishes and chose to study medicine instead of law. What a loser.
His mother was the only person who supported his decision, but due to family pressure, she committed suicide. Zach loved his mother so much that after she died, he killed his wife because she reminded him of his mother, and he killed his daughter because she reminded him of his wife. ("That's dumb," proclaims Cindi in ironically the most logical line in the film.) Zach was sent to an insane asylum, where he made a pact with the devil to get his family back. He was given some sort of demonic power to resurrect the dead, so when he escaped, he dug up his family and went to work.
Cut to the present day, and four horny teens (Is there any other kind?) take refuge in Zach's spooky, presumably abandoned house, not realizing that the doc needs fresh meat to bring his family back to life. Sounds like a horror movie! Directed by Howard University professor and Black Horror Hall of Famer S. Torriano Berry, Embalmer is an admirable effort, but it doesn't exactly speak well for the school's film department. Still, you have to cut it some slack for being groundbreaking and because frankly, any urban horror that's P.A.M. (post-Ax 'Em) shines by comparison. The budget is understandably nil (make-up = Silly Putty + watercolor), but there are a couple of plot twists to keep the story from flatlining, and ultimately, Embalmer delivers an intriguing and meaningful message: in the ghetto, there are a lot of things worse than a Satanic serial killer.
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Dr. Webb liked to sneak up on his patients and spring "surprise surgeries."
Alright, this is Alena's death scene, take 1…Action!
Nice scream, but let's try being scared this time.
No, I said scared.
Remember, your motivation is you're DYING.
Why are you singing?! Let's do it again.
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Dead at the age of seventeen, the poet and artist Thomas Chatterton (b. 1752–d. 1770) found plenty of admirers within barely a decade of his demise. In the periodical press the leading scholars of the age eagerly debated the merits of his works, principally his audacious body of pseudo-medieval papers: the so-called Rowley poems. Written in a thick Rowleyese idiom garnered from a stringent though impressionistic study of 18th-century glossaries of medieval literature and etymological dictionaries, such works as Ælla, Bristowe Tragedie and "An Excelente Balade of Charitie" intrigued critics and scholars alike. Since at least 1777, when the preeminent Chaucer scholar of the age, Thomas Tyrwhitt, collected a representative selection of the Rowley poems, readers have had ready access to a reasonable portion of Chatterton's oeuvre. Indeed, in 1778, a substantial sample of his modern works—radical satires, sentimental spoofs, love poems, mock-antiquarian treatises, and the like—hit the bookstores. As commentators duly observed, the youngster had an impressive, even unprecedented, range as an author. Nevertheless, critics, biographers, and fellow artists have always expressed a tandem interest in his extraordinary life story, perhaps overwhelmingly so. Doubtless his reputation as one of the leading early Romantic poets has been undermined, paradoxically, by the lavish praise heaped on him across the reading nation over many decades. In the early years of the 19th century, Wordsworth famously dubbed him the "marvellous Boy/the sleepless Soul that perished in his pride." For Keats and Shelley he epitomized the misunderstood genius unappreciated in his own lifetime. Coleridge found in him, and was haunted by, a "kindred doom." Robert Southey, the poet laureate, painstakingly prepared with Joseph Cottle, publisher of Wordsworth and Coleridge's seminal Lyrical Ballads (1798), a handsome three-volume edition of the boy-poet's works. Later Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Robert Browning, and Oscar Wilde singled him out as the founding father of English Romanticism. Even now plays, poems, and portraits ring out praise for the neglected genius. Strictly speaking, though, Chatterton has never truly been neglected. Even in his own lifetime he enjoyed moderate success as a political writer in London. He even claimed to be working on what must have been a well-paid commission: a complete history of England. As this bibliography in part demonstrates, there is a large body of scholarship devoted to Chatterton in a range of areas, from antiquarianism to textual scholarship, sentimentalism to psychoanalytical criticism. Moreover, scores of biographies have appeared since 1780, barely a decade after his death. Multiple editions of his works, too, have been readily available since the publication of Tyrwhitt's 1777 collection and the 1778 selection of modern pieces, the Miscellanies in Prose and Verse (Chatterton 1972, cited under Editions).
Since 1970, the 200th anniversary of Chatterton's death, a steady stream of critical and biographical studies of the Marvellous Boy has appeared. A good place to begin is Kelly 1971, as it provides an economical yet lively introduction to the life, works, and reception of Chatterton. For a more focused and scholarly approach, the essay collection Groom 1999 comprehensively maps out various ways in which Chatterton ought to be reassessed both as a formative influence on the major Romantic poets and a distinctive 18th-century writer in his own right. The collection is divided into two parts. In the first part contributors reappraise the subject's life and works, beginning with a reconsideration of 18th-century attitudes toward the young writer, through to postcolonial and book-historical approaches to his works. The second part explores the poet's reception in the 1770s and beyond, with a particular emphasis on the so-called Rowley controversy (see the Rowley Controversy) and the Romantic period. Similarly, Fairer 2003 usefully places Chatterton within the literary milieu of his time. Cook 2013 offers new insights into the formation and development of literary scholarship in the period, from the periodical press to the public lecture, from the review to the anthology, from textual to biographical criticism. Chatterton 1993 brings together some of the most important early documents in the author's reception history.
Chatterton, Thomas. Chatterton: Early Sources and Responses. London: Routledge/Thoemmes, 1993.
Facsimile reprints of important early documents in the Rowley controversy (see the Rowley Controversy), including the 1777 edition of the Rowley Poems, pamphlets by Thomas Tyrwhitt, Edmond Malone, Thomas Warton, Thomas James Mathias, and Horace Walpole, along with George Gregory's 1789 The Life of Thomas Chatterton (the first full-length biography). Also includes John Dix's largely fraudulent and now discredited biographical study published in 1837.
Cook, Daniel. Thomas Chatterton and Neglected Genius, 1760–1830. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave, 2013.
Cook demonstrates that, while major scholars in the 18th century found Chatterton to be a pertinent subject for multiple literary debates, by the end of the Romantic period he had become, and still remains, an unsettling model of hubristic genius.
Fairer, David. English Poetry of the Eighteenth Century, 1700–1789. Harlow, UK: Longman, 2003.
Chapters 8 ("Recovering the Past," pp. 144–166) and 9 ("Genuine Voices," pp. 167–191) explore how 18th-century notions about the function of poetry in early British literary history inspired writers as diverse as Chatterton, Thomas Gray, William Collins, and Christopher Smart.
Groom, Nick, ed. Thomas Chatterton and Romantic Culture. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave, 1999.
Indispensable essay collection with contributions from the leading scholars of 18th-century and Romantic-period literature, including Claude Rawson, Pat Rogers, David Fairer, Paul Baines, and Nick Groom. Reprinted in 2003.
Kelly, Linda. The Marvellous Boy: The Life and Myth of Thomas Chatterton. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1971.
An accessible overview of Chatterton's life and works structured in three parts. "Life" outlines the subject's early years in Bristol through to his death in London in 1770. "Controversy" examines the battle of the books that ensued after his death. "Legend" maps out the boy-poet's influence on major and lesser-known writers and artists across Europe.


Indeed, Abraham was an Ummah, devoutly obedient to Allah, inclining toward truth, and he was not of those who associate others with Allaah.
Those who believe and do not mix their belief with injustice – those will have security, and they are rightly guided.
His saying: "Those who believe and do not mix their Eemaan with injustice." Meaning: that they do not mix their Imaan with Shirk. So the one who does not mix his Imaan with Shirk, not minor or major, then this is one for whom it is hoped that he has actualised Tawheed. And if he actualises Tawheed, then he has absolute (complete) security and guidance – meaning that such a person has reached the highest level of security and guidance.
The previous verses in the chapter on the "Excellence of Tawheed" (Chapter 1) can be used as an evidence in this chapter. So it can be said that the one who actualises Tawheed by not mixing his Imaan with Shirk, then he will enter Paradise without a reckoning. As for the one who mixes his Imaan with Minor Shirk (which does not exit one from Islaam), or something of major sins, or with innovations that do not reach the level of Kufr (unbelief), then such a person is subject to Will of Allaah (He may punish him for a time, or pardon him).
And Ibraheem, who fulfilled [his obligations].
So Allaah gave him the true leadership – and this is a proof of the leadership of Ibraaheem ('alaihi salaam).
There has already been for you an excellent pattern in Ibraaheem and those with him.
And they who do not associate anything with their Lord.
This is a description of the accomplished believers, those established upon the actual, true Tawheed in the best way. They are the best example of those who actualise Tawheed. That hold the loftiest station with Allaah, the Mighty and Majestic.
His saying: I was once with Sa'eed b. Jubair, when he said: "Who amongst you saw the shooting star last night?" This refers to a fierce, swooping star that is thrown, brightly lit.
His saying: "I said: I did." However, he feared for himself riyaa' (showing off), so he said: "I was not in the prayer at that time, as I was stung [by an insect or scorpion]," as if to say: 'But the thing that kept me awake was the fact I was stung. So he informed them of the reality to repel riyaa', desiring not to seek the praise of the people.
"Or a sting," Is a poisonous bite or sting from a snake or scorpion for example.
The saying of Sa'eed b. Jubair: "He who stops at what he heard has done well." Meaning, that the one who stops at what he has heard and acts upon that, has indeed done well.
From this it is understood that from truly actualising Tawheed is to abandon certain permitted means of cure such as cauterisation and divine incantation (ruqyah).
I say: Ruqyah (or divine incantation) is an affair that is textually reported as well as the Messenger's (salallaahu 'alaihi wassallam) tacit approval of it. So is it the case that every form of ruqyah has within it a depreciation of one's Tawheed; or is it the seeking of ruqyah from others that depreciates Tawheed? Then this is answered in his saying: "They are those who do not seek Ruqyah," meaning, that they do not seek it from others.
As for the narration, "They do not perform ruqyah," then this is perhaps an ambiguity emanating from the narrator. So when a person performs ruqyah upon another, then this deed of his is not a deficiency in his Tahweed or in his reliance upon Allaah.
As for one performing ruqyah on oneself, or ruqyah is performed without one requesting that, then there is no forbiddance and no harm in that – and by doing so there is no depreciation in one's perfecting Tawheed. However depreciation in the perfection of Tawheed occurs when one seeks ruqyah from others.
The Messenger's (salallaahu 'alaihi wassallam) saying, "and they do not get themselves cauterised." It is reported from the Prophet (salallaahu 'alahi wassallam) that he cauterised As'ad b. Zaraarah  (radiyallaahu 'anhu).
Therefore the act of cauterisation or branding is permissible, and leaving it alone is from the perfection of Tawheed.
The saying of the Prophet (salallaahu 'alaihi wassallam): "They do not follow omens," meaning here that they do not find bad signs and omens in themselves [due to what they see, or hear, or due to certain places and times – such as certain days or months (marriage in Shawwaal) known to in the days of Jaahiliyyah to bad omens. The Arabs, in their pre-Islamic days of ignorance, would desire to do something good, then they would see a bird fly to the right or left, and based on what that would mean to them, they would delay that act, thinking it to be a bad sign. The Sharee'ah nullified all of this due to the harm it cause to humans in their intellects, their thinking and their behaviour. All of these affairs diminish the perfection of Tawheed except for following of omens, for that is forbidden and his has no real basis to it in any case. (see Ibn Uthaimeen, Qawlul-Mufeed 'alal-Kitaabit-Tawheed)]. And this is from the perfection of one's Tawheed.
The saying of the Messenger (salallaahu 'alaihi wassallam): "And they put their trust in their Lord." Meaning that they leave off these means of remedy that are permissible for them in favour of relying solely upon Allaah, this is from the perfection of Tawheed.
So it is apparent from this hadeeth that the 70,000 who will enter Paradise without a reckoning and without being punished reach this station due to their perfecting Tawheed.
As for other forms of treatment that are are not mentioned in this hadeeth of the 70,000 that are mentioned in other texts, then utilising those other treatments does not exclude one from being from the 70,000 who enter Paradise without a reckoning and without punishment. And this is due to the fact that those other texts encourage the use of those remedies, such as honey, black cumin seed, etc. See Ibn Uthaimeen).


Memory-hard proof-of-work: are they ASIC-resistant?
Is a memory-hard proof-of-work scheme necessarily resistant to speedups from custom ASICS?
Background: Bitcoin uses a proof-of-work scheme based on SHA256 hashing. The scheme is compute-bound. Initially, people would mine solutions on their PCs or GPUs. However, eventually it was noticed that a custom ASIC (a custom-designed hardware chip) can compute SHA256 hashes much more rapidly and thus a custom ASIC can mine more efficiently and more rapidly, so people built custom ASICs that can compute SHA256 hashes much faster than any general-purpose CPU. Today ASICs have a 100x advantage over mining on your PC, so PC-based mining is not very competitive.
Some folks have proposed fixing this by designing a memory-hard proof-of-work scheme. A memory-hard scheme is one that fundamentally requires some minimum amount of memory (e.g., 1GB of RAM) to solve efficiently, and where there are no useful time-memory tradeoffs. These are hard to design, but suppose we were able to construct one. For instance, Cuckoo Cycle is one plausible attempt at such a scheme. Suppose we use Cuckoo Cycle, or we find another scheme. I've seen it argued that such a scheme would end the monopoly of ASICs and thus make mining more democratic, because ASICs can speed up computation-bound tasks but not memory-bound tasks.
Here's my question. Is this argument correct? More specifically, is it true that memory-hardness is enough to ensure that ASICs won't have much of an advantage over general-purpose CPUs? What prevents an attacker from building a custom ASIC and buying off-the-shelf DRAM chips, and building systems that pair each ASIC with a DRAM chip?
What prevents an attacker from building a custom ASIC and buying off-the-shelf DRAM chips, and building systems that pair each ASIC with a DRAM chip?
hashcash functions must be cheap to verify to achieve their purpose.
And thus memory hardness can only be achieved by going beyond the hashcash proof of work, as I wrote about in "Beyond the Hashcash Proof-of-Work (there's more to mining than hashing)", published at cryptorials.io.
The desirability of a memory hard PoW for a high market cap crypto currency is an open question with no easy answers and one that deserves more study.
fabrication costs are going to be much larger than for whatever memory technology is used for commodity computing devices, which still enjoy much larger economies of scale.
electricity costs, while lower than for commodity memory, are unlikely to to be more than an order of magnitude lower.
huge numbers of people could be willing to mine at a loss, just as they are happy to play the lottery. this requires a very low barrier to entry, like one click to install a mining app on your phone that will make it mine overnight while charging. it helps to know that your mining efficiency is not more than (roughly) an order of magnitude worse than with custom hardware.
Another possibility to consider is having 2 PoWs: one compute bound, and one memory bound, splitting the blocks between them. Mining the compute bound one would be (barely) profitable with ASICs, while the mining the memory bound one would be unprofitable, but help decentralization.
Still, unprofitable mining is by no means a requirement for making memory hard PoWs desirable.
It is conceivable that any memory technology developed to make the PoW's memory accesses as energy efficient as possible, will benefit many other classes of computation especially in mobile, solar powered, and other low-powered settings, as thus inevitably lead to commoditization.
This argument works best for PoWs that do as little computation as possible apart from memory accesses, and I believe this is where Cuckoo Cycle's edge trimming shines.
Theoretically, the answer is a clear "no".
More specifically, is it true that memory-hardness is enough to ensure that ASICs won't have much of an advantage over general-purpose CPUs?
Your "feel" seem to be correct, as no memory-hard design has managed "to be enough" to ensure that ASICs won't have much of an advantage over general-purpose CPUs… at least, so far.
Practically, the real show-stopper for ASICs in the realms of cryptocurrency is and will always be "production cost". Remember that an ASIC is a dedicated piece of hardware. It only solves a single, specific task and isn't (re)programmable like a personal computer or some handheld device.
Production costs for ASICS can quickly run into a few million Euros/US-Dollars due to things like the design of such ASIC chips, their (clean room) manufacturing, and – last but not least – the low yields that come with ASICs (current industry feedback shows 50% of the manufactured chips don't work and are destroyed instead of being used or sold).
Long story short: to create an ASIC for whatever cryptocurrency, you have to have financial backing and a clear break-even-point within reach. If you don't have those two corner-stones, memory hardness is the least of your problems and you better go back to your drawing board to rethink your plan.
Getting back to your questions: if we assume that your attacker has access to resources as described above, such an attacker would be able to work his/her way well beyond the limits of a specific "memory-hard" PoW implementation.
The logic question arising out of this (and somewhat implied by your question) is: is memory-hardness "the" solution towards ASIC-resistance? Not really, for reasons of which I only described a few (to prevent this answer from becoming a small book).
Besides that, I'ld like to point at the fact that — based on the above – there seems to be a solution to the problem. Yet, it clearly leaves the path of "memory-hard PoW algos". Nevertheless, I think it should be mentioned in this context: instead of chasing some dragon, one could simply exploit the usual problems faced by attackers by exploiting the amount of resources needed, and pushing things beyond feasability… in this case: economic feasability, by leveraging the break-even-point out of the financial reachability of the opponent.
Keeping in mind that ASICs – once designed and manufactured – can not be recoded, transformed, or otherwise reused, a simple but effective attack vector against such attackers themselves emerges: frequently change the PoW implementations, swapping one algo design for another. To keep up with such changes, an attacker who relies on (let's just call it) "the magic of ASICs" would need to restart his/her efforts… over and over again upon each swap of algo designs. This – even theoretically – will quickly become more and more infeasable in several areas (economic, time-factor, etc). In the end, an attacker will have to decide of it makes sense to invest more than the expected return, or giving up the efforts of fighting ever-changing cryptocurrency hashing algos and instead focussing on economically more interesting targets.
I can't deny this potential solution to the problem could benefit from different memory-hard algo designs as well, as those would change ASIC design requirements even more than usual. Yet, this is a "could" and not a "would". All in all, memory-hard PoW algos currently don't provide the amount of protection against ASICs that "marketing speak" tries to sell to cryptocurrency users (incl. miners). Surely, we can't ignore that algos like Litecoin's Scrypt and things like cryptonight were able to show it is possible to slow down the birth-rate of leaner and meaner ASICs at least for a few short moments (because they changed the hardware and/or resource requirements via algo-design and -combination).
Yet, up until now, every fixed algo implementation – memory-hard or not – is slowly being rendered void just like some former cryptographically secure things we all used to love: MD5, RC4, and SHA1. Therefore, I'ld say it's not worth focussing on memory-hardness in relation to PoW.
If there were a working memory-hard PoW (in relation to ASIC resistance, providing equal chances when mining et al), you would be looking at a near-to-perfect cryptocurrency. As soon as you see it, feel free to ping me… as far as I can see when looking around, we're still a few years away from something like that. Chances are, it does't exist… but we can't know for sure yet since – up until now – no one was able to prove that; just like no one was able to prove up until today that memory-hard implementations are actually able to successfully prevent ASIC (or FPGA) implementations, or at least pull their effectiveness down to a near-CPU level. Instead of providing the needed/wanted/expected proof, a small truckload of theories and papers have already practically been proven wrong.
Nevertheless, assuming cryptocurrency is here to stay (which the most recent EU tax decisions in relation to cryptocurrencies definitely underlined) we might get to a useable and fair PoW one day… even if there's a good chance that "memory-hardness" will not be a prime factor of the solution. After all, attackers only get smarter and attacks only get better. The search for better and more flexible solutions to known problems have been ongoing for a pretty long time now (as a random example, see the following paper from 1995: An SRAM-programmable field-configurable memory as well as bordering patents), and might push "memory-hardness" into an abandoned corner unless CPU technology, as well as desktop systems as a while, are able to make some similar jumps forward soon.
Looking at military crypto, it's a wonder we still tend to rely on CPUs instead of using dedicated ASICs and speedy FPGAs. This especially hits one in the face when thinking about cryptocurrency mining: while PoW resembles a high-speed race with a few sprinkles of luck to go with it, some still seem to hope they'll win that race against fellow-miners (and potential attackers) while riding a "memory-hard" bicycle. Personally, I sincerely doubt memory-hardness by itself will ever be able to provide the fair chance those people are hoping for.
Yes, the argument is largely correct. A good memory-hard proof-of-work scheme can be fairly resistant to speedup using ASIC, if designed around a good primitive like Argon2 and parametrized appropriately; in particular, having a large fraction of its cost spent in un-cacheable accesses to enough memory that DRAM is the only economical choice for that.
The idea with this strategy is that the (hash rate)/(operating cost) ratio of an ASIC cracker can be limited by the DRAM power, and/or its (hash rate)/(building cost) can be limited by DRAM cost. From both standpoints, ASIC-based designs are not much better than their CPU-based counterparts; and we can find plausible bounds on how better ASICs can be.
With suitably large investment, using today's technology, an ideal ASIC design would have the cracker on the same die as the DRAM. This is not far-fetched: there are suppliers for design tools and logic cells using the special cost-optimized process of DRAM. Compared to a cracker using commodity CPU and DRAM, that entirely saves the CPU and interconnect to DRAM, and most of the cost of logic operations (both from the standpoint of power and building), and possibly reduces the time spent in memory accesses by I guess at most 3 binary orders of magnitude due to the combination of lower propagation and logic delays, and optimized choice of DRAM cells (these can be much faster than the ones in mainstream DRAM, but the silicon area and power per cell also increases, evening out things).
All in all, I'd say that the above ASIC design is no more than 16 times more cost-effective than custom boards using commodity CPU and DRAM (in either purchasing or operating cost, ignoring the uncertainties in silicon and energy procurement); and probably much less attractive than that for an adversary with limited investment capability, which realistically will be an important consideration even for a three-letters-agency. That's for a memory-hard entropy-streching function parametrized towards making the cost of memory accesses (rather than logic operations) the limiting factor, and requiring more DRAM than can economically fit SRAM (to be on the safe side, say at least 232 bits, or about half a gigabyte per instance of the function), and with an access pattern to DRAM that defies any caching strategy (one way the later is achieved is by using computed, random-like addresses).
Note: In the above, I use estimations based on DRAM memory accesses because (in my opinion) that gives the tightest bound for the benefit ASICs can hope to achieve compared to more COTS cracker designs. But this is not a recommendation to reduce to the max the number of logic operations in the parametrization of a state-of-the-art memory-hard entropy-streching functions; on the contrary, the sensible thing to do is to pump the memory-related parameters up to the point where that eats say 2/3 of the affordable cost (including using some sizable fraction of a gigabyte per core), then pump the computation-related parameters up to what's affordable; this makes designing an ASIC cracker able to jump over both hurdles less likely.
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Q: Android Studio imports whole location folder? I exported my eclipse project as suggested here.
Then I got some gradle-files in my /home/mike/ - folder. I do not know why he puts the files into /home/mike and not into workspace under the related project.. but it is not possible to change the destination of the gradle file when exporting the project from eclipse................
However android studio annoys me extremely... (Yeah I know I should pretend I am a computer with no emotions... I see incoming downvotes because I act like a human)
When I try to import the gradle.build via e.g. File -> Import Settings choosing the build.gradle from eclipse export Android Studio gives me following output:

So now im glad Android Studio, however, imported/or showing my whole home-folder of my user mike. Because I can not manage my home folder from the windows explorer, Android Studio imports it and helps me...... I get sick.
So I am not familiar with gradle, sure I am doing something wrong but what?
Why does he import my whole folder where the gradle.build file of my porject is located? Why he just do not import the Project??

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I exported my eclipse project

Instead of exporting eclipse project you should have imported it directly by android studio, especially documentation clearly advices going that way:

Importing the Eclipse project directly into Studio. This is the
  preferred approach, and has numerous advantages

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CodeIgniter Forums - How to structure admin section using HMVC?
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Is there any tutorial how to structure admin and frontend parts of the web using HMVC?
How should the folder structure in HMVC in this case look like?


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Call for independent audit of voters' register unnecessary – Baako
Source: Seraphine Akua Dogbey
15 August 2020 1:26pm
Kweku Baako
The Editor-In-Chief of the New Crusading Guide Newspaper has argued that there is no need for an independent audit of the new Voters' register.
Abdul Malik Kweku Baako Jnr said the call by the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) aligns with its earlier suspicions of the Electoral Commission (EC).
He said the Commission is an independent body mandated by law to compile the register thus there is no point calling another independent body to oversee their work.
The Electoral Commission (EC) has admitted there are minors and foreigners among the 16.9 million persons it has so far registered to vote on December 7.
This revelation has sparked debates over the credibility of the new register.
However, the commission insisted the roll is credible despite these discrepancies.
The opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) has called for an independent audit of the newly compiled voters register in relation to multiple registrations.
The party's Director of Elections, Elvis Afriyie Ankrah believes that this move will make it more trustworthy, alleging that the Electoral Commission and the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) are working together to derail Ghana's democratic process.
"As we speak, do we have a legal regime relative to scrutinise the register? If they are so concerned and they know what they are doing, they know where to go.
"Otherwise, we have processes that when they are combined and properly managed and activated can address their concerns but to ask for an independent audit by the audit body is just recycling this element of suspicion," he said
But speaking on JoyNews' Newsfile Saturday, Mr Baako debunked the claims which they deem as reason enough to audit the register.
"What do they want the independent auditor to do that the existing laws cannot do?" he quizzed.
These comments were part of his submission on whether the voters' registration exercise was worth the time and resources of the country.
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It was a clash between the 14th and 16th-placed teams on the NRL ladder - and by crikey, didn't it look it.
The 2018 season has been a torrid one on the field for the Bulldogs and the Eels, who, before Thursday night, shared seven wins this season.
Thursday night's clash at ANZ Stadium showcased two clubs rich with history, but two sides bereft of luck and results compared to their counterparts in 2018.
Only the Cowboys - the surprise disappointment of the season - remain the only team separating the Bulldogs and the Eels on the ladder.
It would take until round 19, but Parra have finally reached double figures in competition points with 10 after sealing a 14-8 victory in front of 8437 spectators.
Unfortunately for the Eels, they will still remain on the bottom of the ladder, as their points differential is far worse than the Cowboys and Bulldogs, who are also on 10 competition points.
Obvious fact: the game itself won't go down as an all-time classic.
However, both sides are desperate to avoid the wooden spoon, and were playing that way from whistle to whistle.
Kerrod Holland's sixth-minute try gave the Dogs some hope, before Kaysa Pritchard helped the Eels level the scores.
Just prior to Pritchard's try, Brett Morris was sin-binned for a professional foul for holding back Bevan French.
... even though it was a tough-going game of attrition, with both sides stuck in a messy, good old-fashioned arm wrestle.
What a wonderful game of Rugby League that was. A great advertisement for the game.
It was marked as Parramatta's home game at ANZ, but the Bulldogs also turned up in a hooped jersey awash with blue.
While the game commentators didn't have too many issues, those watching on TV didn't have as much luck, with the clashing kits an absolute disaster for some trying to follow the game.
Any night you grab 26 runs for 252m, as well as 40 tackles, will always be a good night.
That's exactly what Nathan Brown did, carrying his team to their fourth win of the season.
After a strong 2017 season, helping Parra to the finals, Mitchell Moses has had an indifferent 2018 with the Eels, with injury and poor form cruelling the former Wests Tigers playmaker.
However, his luck changed on Thursday night - his kicking game looked solid, and with scores locked six-all in the 53rd minute, Moses pounced on a grubber kick from Bulldogs five-eighth Lachlan Lewis on his own side's 10-metre line to run 90 metres to score.
The four-pointer and eventual conversion by Clint Gutherson saw the Eels take the lead, before Moses converted a 68th-minute penalty goal to extend Parra's gap to eight points.
Rhyse Martin kicked a penalty of his own to bring the margin back to six, but that was as close as the Bulldogs would get.


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Safest beach destinations in Europe to visit after lockdown
By Bharat Bhushan June 1, 2020
The travel industry has taken a major hit amid the coronavirus pandemic. However, as many countries have started easing lockdown measures, borders will be opened as soon as the coronavirus gets slightly controlled and tourism will get back on its feet.
It is time for summer vacations, a time when people head to world destinations to relax on breathtaking beaches. Although it would probably be unwise to venture out on a beach once the lockdowns are eased, there are a few safe beaches in Europe you can think of to satiate your craving.
Preveza, Greece
Greece is one of the least affected European countries by the coronavirus and it has already implemented every precautionary and health measures in shops and restaurants. For instance, air conditioner filters are replaced after each stay and a distance of four meters is mandatory between each beach umbrella.
The main beach of Preveza, Monolithi Beach is 22 kilometers long and up to 80 meters wide. It is Europe's longest beach. Hotels and shops of Preveza are reopening starting July 1.
Comporta, Alentejo, Portugal
Portugal has hundreds of kilometers of gorgeous beaches along its shoreline. Alentejo is one of the regions that is least affected by the pandemic, but its beaches remain deserted of late.
Comporta beach is only a few kilometers from Lisbon. It offers tourist apartments, private villas and small hotels and there have already been implemented "Safe and Clean" labels to ensure safe accommodation. Most hotels will be opened from June 15 and the rest will be open on July 1, with no quarantine demanded.
Riviera Bay Beach, Malta
Epidemic has been very limited in this island country in Southern Europe. With beautiful beaches and treasured marine life, you can relax at the Riviera Bay Beach or you can distance yourself while enjoying your stay in Gozo, which is a smaller island and perfect for nature lovers, hikers and scuba divers. Tourism activities will resume on July 1 in Malta.
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SDSU Senior guard Matt Bradley going for a basket in the Mountain West Conference opener against Air Force, Dec. 28, 2022
Matt Bradley's 27 points helped San Diego State defeat Air Force 71-55 on Wednesday in a Mountain West Conference opener.
Bradley was 9 of 12 shooting, including 6 of 7 on 3-pointers for the Aztecs (10-3). Keshad Johnson added nine points and five rebounds. Adam Seiko also had nine points.
Jeffrey Miles led the Falcons (9-5) in scoring with 10 points. Ethan Taylor also added nine points.
San Diego State led Air Force 36-23 at the half, with Bradley (13 points) their high scorer before the break. San Diego State outscored Air Force in the second half by three points, with Bradley scoring a team-high 14 points after the break.
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Rest, you can work out. Steve Carle got a trophy for best old jap, & we all had a bloody good time.
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Medical practice change management
Peter D. Lucash
strategies and techniques for the changing business of healthcare
by Peter D. Lucash
Published 1997 by Irwin Professional Pub. in Chicago .
Medicine -- Practice -- United States.,
Managed care plans (Medical care) -- United States.
Includes bibiliographical references and index.
Statement Peter D. Lucash.
LC Classifications R728 .L826 1997
Medical billing best practices for revenue cycle management Put revenue cycle loss in the past where it belongs. By partnering with Greenway Revenue Services, your practice can streamline clinical, operational, and financial processes, implement medical billing best practices, and optimize financial performance. Through the American Board of Medical Specialties ("ABMS") ongoing commitment to increase access to practice relevant Maintenance of Certification ("MOC") Activities through the ABMS Continuing Certification Directory, Practical Principles of Change Management has met the requirements as an MOC Part II CME Activity (apply toward general CME requirement) and/or an MOC Part II Self.
Subject Name: Management; Strategic Change Management Executive Summary. The importance of change management and how strategic management can help to achieve the objectives of any organization has been studied. There has been a study of different types of models that can benefit the organization in different ways has been given. is a rapid access, point-of-care medical reference for primary care and emergency clinicians. Started in , this collection now contains interlinked topic pages divided into a tree of 31 specialty books and chapters.
The New Change Management We are going to start introducing some concepts which might be a bit alien to the typical medical practice but are well known in the business world. The first one is what is known as change management, and it is particularly important when it comes to the implementation of new technology [ ]. As with previous editions, the tenth revision of MEDICAL RECORD MANAGEMENT, now known as HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT, is intended to be a basic textbook & reference for the field of medical records & health information management. Edna K. Huffman, the original author of this text, was one of the first educators in the field of medical record management & the seventh president of .
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