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3 edition of Three plays found in the catalog.
David Garrick
Published 1926 by William Edwin Rudge in New York .
Statement by David Garrick ; printed from hitherto unpublished mss. ; with introductions and notes by Elizabeth P. Stein.
Contributions Stein, Elizabeth P., Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957, former owner., William Edwin Rudge (Firm), Pforzheimer Bruce Rogers Collection (Library of Congress)
LC Classifications PR3465.A5 S8
Pagination xii, 151 p. :
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Large Majorities Favor Congressional Proposals Limiting Negative Consequences of Criminal Records for Jobs, Housing, Voting
April 15, 2021 Allison Stettler Criminal Justice 0
Large majorities of American voters support reforms that would limit or remove barriers to economic opportunities, housing, and voting for people with criminal records.
A representative sample of 2,487 American voters were given a detailed presentation of numerous proposed Congressional reforms that would restrict employers, licensing boards and public housing authorities from disqualifying people based on their criminal records. All of the proposed reforms received support from large bipartisan majorities. A proposal for automatically restoring the right to vote for people who have served a felony sentence also received majority support, though Republicans were divided.
Additionally, bipartisan majorities favored both making it easier for those who were arrested but never convicted to have their record sealed, as well as automatically sealing records for people with non-violent drug offenses after a short period of time.
The proposals were drawn from several prominent pieces of criminal justice reform legislation in Congress – the Next Step Act, the Fair Chance at Housing Act, the Democracy Restoration Act, and the For the People Act.
In the innovative survey by the Program for Public Consultation (PPC) at the University of Maryland, respondents were given relevant background information for each proposal. They then evaluated a series of strongly stated arguments for and against each proposal before making their final recommendation. The briefing material and arguments were reviewed by experts representing the range of opinions on the issue to assure that the briefings were accurate and balanced and that the arguments were the strongest ones being made.
Around one in three adults in the United States currently have a criminal record, many for being arrested but never charged, or charged but never convicted, and many for minor and non-violent offenses. The federal and most state governments have laws that allow or even require employers and licensing boards to disqualify people from jobs, licenses, or other opportunities based on such criminal records.
Respondents favored four proposals from the Next Step Act that would prohibit employers and licensing boards from rejecting an applicant or firing an employee solely because they had been:
arrested but never charged with a crime, or charged with a crime but never convicted (81%, Republicans 72%, Democrats 90%)
convicted of a petty, non-violent offense, such as loitering or failing to pay a ticket (79%, Republicans 68%, Democrats 89%)
convicted of a misdemeanor and finished their sentence one year ago, or convicted of a felony and finished their sentence five years ago, and have since remained crime-free (74%, Republicans 64%, Democrats 83%)
convicted of an offense unrelated to their ability to responsibly perform the duties of the job (76%, Republicans 65%, Democrats 87%)
A common objection to these proposals by employers is that if they knowingly hire a job applicant with a criminal record, they can be held liable in the event the employee commits a crime while on the job. A large bipartisan majority of respondents (78%) favored a proposal that would provide employers immunity from such liability, including three quarters of Republicans and 82% of Democrats.
A large bipartisan majority (79%) also favored a proposal from the Fair Chance at Housing Act, which would prohibit public housing authorities from rejecting applicants or evicting tenants because they had been arrested but never convicted, or convicted of a minor non-violent crime. In the event that a person had been convicted of a felony, they still could not immediately disqualify them, but would instead have to convene a review board consisting of tenants and housing authorities to determine if they pose a risk to the safety of other tenants. This proposal had support from seven in ten Republicans as well as nearly nine in ten Democrats (88%).
In most states, people convicted of a felony lose their right to vote while in prison, but only in some states do they regain that right once they finish their sentence. Currently around six million such people have not regained their right to vote. A large majority of nearly seven in ten (69%) favored a proposal, from the Democracy Restoration Act and the For the People Act, that would automatically reinstate the right to vote in federal elections for people convicted of felonies who have completed their prison sentence. Eighty seven percent of Democrats were in favor, as were two thirds of independents. Republicans were divided, with 48% in favor and 51% opposed. However, a majority of 55% found it at least "tolerable".
Large bipartisan majorities favored two proposals, from the Next Step Act, related to sealing criminal records. Seventy seven percent favored allowing anyone who has been arrested but never convicted to have such information sealed from the public, for a minor cost (Republicans 70%, Democrats 85%). Three in four favored automatically sealing the record of a non-violent drug offense, five years after the offender has completed their sentence (Republicans 68%, Democrats 84%). Sealed records give people with such criminal records the right to not disclose that information to potential employers or landlords.
The survey was conducted online from February 12-22, 2021 with a national probability-based sample provided by Nielsen Scarborough from Nielsen Scarborough's larger sample of respondents, who were recruited by mail and telephone using a random sample of households. The sample of 2,487 respondents had a margin of error of +/- 2.0%.
Executive Summary of Findings (PDF): https://vop.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/CriminalRecords_ExecSum_0421.pdf
Questionnaire with Frequencies (PDF): http://publicconsultation.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Criminal_Records_Quaire_0221.pdf
For more information about this survey, visit www.vop.org/criminalrecords.
Collateral Consequences of Criminal Records
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Q: Is it possible to include several statements in the statement modifier form of if? Teaching myself Perl with Project Euler. Anywho,
print "Hei" if 1==1;

works like a charm.
Is it possible to include several statements before the if, like so
{print "4";print="2";} if 4!=2;

I'm aware that specific syntax does not work, but I think what I want to do is obvious. Possible or not?
Ps. I'm also aware I could do this with a regular
if(){}

A: 1) As mentioned before you can use do block:
do {print "4";print "2";} if 4!=2;

2) You can use comma as in C:
print("4"), print("2") if 4!=2;

Note in this case you must write with brackets.
3) We know print() returns "1", so:
print("4") && print("2") if 4!=2;

This will work when 1st command returns true.
4) Using binary operators:
print("4") | print("2") if 4!=2;
print("4") & print("2") if 4!=2;
print("4") ^ print("2") if 4!=2;
# etc

I think this should work always but its not usual way.
5) Using "array-ing"
(print("4"), print("2")) if 4!=2;

6) Concatenating
print("4") . print("2") if 4!=2;

7) man perlop and find more ;)
*) Write as a good guy:
if( 4!=2 ) {
   print("4");
   print("2");
}

A: Simply add a do before it:
do {print "4";print="2";} if 4!=2;

Note that I wouldn't recommend this kind of code in any real-life scenario. The normal
if (condition)
{
    code;
}

form is much more familiar, easier to read and debug, and has indentation to guide the reader regarding the flow of control.

A: You could wrap it in a do block:
do {print 1; print 2; } if 1;

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Q: Codeigniter: user defined helper function does not load I made a custom helper extending the system string_helper.php.
I placed it in my /application/helpers directory, called it MY_string_helper.php as required, unit-tested its functions.
Now, when I try to call one of its functions from a model, it does not work.
The functions in the default string helper work, instead. It looks like my extension is not loaded for some reasons.
Thanks a lot, and happy holidays.

Edit: even funnier. I saved the file as categories_helper.php in the system/helpers directory, and when I try to load it within a model i got the following response: *Unable to load the requested file: helpers/categories_helper.php*

A: I had the same problem.  I came from windows OS development of my codeigniter project, then shifted to Ubuntu, but somehow it still didn't load my helpers.
I found that changing the naming convention to lowercase solves the problem.  Don't follow what's written in the doc where you are given a prefix to insert, especially if it's in uppercase.  Make use of lowercase.

A: The Codeigniter User Guide for helpers describes that helpers are available to controllers and views only.  It does not explicitly mention that helper functions work in models.

CodeIgniter does not load Helper Files
  by default, so the first step in using
  a Helper is to load it. Once loaded,
  it becomes globally available in your
  controller and views.

A: Linux is case sensitive, Windows no. So, if you are development in OS Windows, before upload your system in a Linux hosting foe example, you need have the names of the files in lowcase.
For example:
In Windows: application/helpers/MY_functions_helpers.php
In Linux:   application/helpers/my_functions_helpers.php

A: mmm, i'm not sure it will work for helpers, but have you tried to load the helper in this way?
$CI = & get_instance();
$CI->load->helper('string');

A: I faced a similar kind of situation. My development environment was WINDOWS and it worked fine as described in the DOCs i.e. MY_string_helper.php
On the production environment of UNIX, it gave error:

Unable to load the requested file: helpers/my_form_helper.php

Changing the file name to lower case resolved this error BUT the helper was not actually loaded.
After a lot of time waste, by hit and trail it worked [ it is un-documented ]
In the autoload.php, just include the mention the extended helper before the default helper:
$autoload['helper'] = array('my_string', 'string');

Also, the prefix has to capital, it did not work with lower case prefix:
$config['subclass_prefix'] = 'MY_';

A: you just have to change your helper function name with your prefix like found in application/config/config.php
after helper renamed make sure it contains small letters only
then change autoload file with the function name that you renamed,
main problem because of OS like your Hosting server is linux and you develope with windows so this problem rise


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In addition to reviewing a fair amount of his mathematical output, the obituary articles McLarty (2005, 2007) clarify Mac Lane's contributions to the philosophy of mathematics. Mac Lane (1986) is an approachable introduction to his views on this subject.
^ Mac Lane, Saunders (1940). "Modular Fields". Amer. Math. Monthly. 47: 67–84. doi:10.2307/2302685.
^ Mac Lane, Saunders (1939). "Some Recent Advances in Algebra". Amer. Math. Monthly. 46: 3–19. doi:10.2307/2302916.
^ a b c d e f g Albers, Donald J.; Alexanderson, Gerald L.; Reid, Constance, eds. (1990), "Saunders Mac Lane", More Mathematical People, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, pp. 196–219 .
^ Mac Lane (2005), p. 6.
^ Mac Lane, Saunders (Oct 1995). "Mathematics at Göttingen under the Nazis" (PDF). Notices of the AMS. 42 (10): 1134–1138.
^ Segal, Sanford L. (April 1996). "Letters to the Editor: Corrections on Mac Lane's Article" (PDF). Notices of the AMS. 43 (4): 405–406.
^ Kinoshita, Yoshiki (23 April 1996). "Prof. Nobuo Yoneda passed away". Retrieved 21 December 2013.


I signed up for my first C3 Children's Consignment sale 6 years ago. I loved the idea that I could clean out stuff my kiddos were done with, make a little money, and support local charities with part of my profits!
I love shopping at the consignment sale too. I get great deals and I'm supporting the local charities and other families. One thing I don't love, is when the tags have damaged items I've bought. In the last 6 years of buying and selling I've got a few tips to share about making sure your tags stay on your items and don't damage them!
The book section often makes me want to cry. I love books. I always want more books. However, when they're taped round with packing tape I start having a panic attack. Last year I saw some awesome ways to bundle up and tag books without the drama of packing tape!
String: My favorite go to. It has me humming that song from the sound of music. Punch two holes in your tag and slide it on the string before you knot it up. Add a bow for fun, not function.
Plastic bags: bag your books and tape to the plastic, not the books.
Washi tape: Tape your tags on with washi tape. This removable tape will not damage the book when the tag is removed.
Blue painters tape: I've not tried this, but the logic is sound. This tape is much easier to remove than packing tape.
Somewhere along the line it was decided that when you put clothing on a hanger for a consignment sale, the hook of the hanger goes left when the front of the garment is facing you. It helps to have all clothing going the same direction. It helps with how you place your tags so they are visible if everyone is doing it the same way.
At the C3 sale, they received so many customer complaints about purchasing items with holes from tagging guns, clothing found with holes from tagging guns will be returned to the seller and may be debited from the sellers total sales. If you have a tagging gun, please be extra thoughtful about where you place the tag; even if you have one with a 'small' needle.
If there's a practical tag already on the clothing, use it! I've brought home more items that had me asking "Why?!" than I'd care to admit. Why would you add a hole to a perfectly good article of clothing when another option is right there? Please, put your tags on tags when available.
Sometimes it's not so straight forward. Those tag-less shirts are everywhere. Baby onesies, sleepers, and overalls have hard to reach or tags in impractical places for adding a consignment sale tag.
Onesies & shirts usually have a seam right near the neck that the store uses to put their tags on. Add your tag to the same spot. If there's not a seam near the neck, look around the front of the collar. If you can't find a good place to stick the needle of your gun, use a safety pin.
Rompers and poloshirts have great seams to stick tags into.
Sleepers usually have all the seams surged down or finished so they are hard to get your tagging gun around. Fortunately if there's a snap at the top, there's a reinforcement strip that we can add a tag to!
The manufacture's tag in overalls is usually right behind the front of the bib, which is a terrible place to put a tag for a consignment sale. Bring out the hole punch an string and tie your tag to the hardware for the straps.
What about outfits with accessories, or brand new items still in the bag? One outfit had a pair of matching tights. I stuck them in a bag, shoved the bag through the hanger hook, and taped the bag to the hanger. this one didn't have a great spot for a tag either, so I tied a tag through the button hole.
I can't possibly list all scenarios here, but my point is please take a moment to be thoughtful about where you are placing your tags so they do not damage the fabulous items you are trying to sell!
A year in cloth diapers!
We've passed several amazing milestones this year, a dozen years of marriage, a decade in our house, and a year in cloth diapers!
A year after tentatively buying 2 JSB pocket diapers from, Buckwheat Bottoms, we're still doing it! I don't have cold hard numbers for you on money we have saved. I do know I've tried to stick to spending less than what we would have been spending on paper diapers each month as I update and expand my diaper library.
Along the way I've made some discoveries. My daughter is what's known as a 'heavy wetter' in the cloth diaper world. I love the simplicity of using a trifolded prefold in a cover. I don't love pockets as much as I thought I would. I do love natural fibers, cotton and bamboo are my friends. I put off trying wool, but wool is cool! It's so amazing, and washing it every 1-2 weeks or when it gets dirty is NBD. Fitted diapers with a wool cover are awesome for night time.
Around December my big baby decided to grow. When she was 1 she weighed 27 pounds and was 31.5″ tall. At her 18 month check up in December she clocked in at 33 pounds and 34″ tall. Many of our pocket diapers started to fit poorly, or were too small. The snaps on my favorite Rumparooz covers sprang open. I found myself floundering, searching for styles that fit my daughters body and her active nature. Cotton Babies had large FuzziBunz Perfect Size Diapers and Bummis Super Snap covers on clearance so I ordered some to try. Large FuzziBunz diapers are large. They sort of fit, but not well, they were a little too big. They came with 1 microfiber insert and they don't absorb fast enough for my 'heavy wetter' daughter. When I added an extra insert, it helped with the absorption, but then they became bulky.
I broke down and tried some BumGenius 4.0 diapers. For some reason I was trying to 'buck the trend' of the popular BG diapers. Susan at Buckwheat Bottoms had some pre-owned options in her store so I bought a few to try out. Where the JSB pocket diapers were too small, the BG gave her nice room above her thighs so she could still move freely. The BG 4.0 diapers still fit my Little.
Around February I came to the realization that I needed more absorbent material than the average cloth diaper uses. When I realized that I needed to ad an extra insert to everything that works for the average child I felt like I wasn't floundering quite as much. The covers stopped leaking and I didn't have to change the bedding as much! The type of absorption mattered too. Microfiber didn't absorb fast enough for us. I started using cotton inserts and put my stack of flour sacks to use. I could fold the flour sacks to fit into many different covers/pockets/styles. I'm not sure why it took me so long to make the realization that we needed natural absorbent fibers and more of them, but there it is.
Our diaper stash started shifting. I acquired more GroVia shells. We use their organic cotton snap in soaker pads inserts with their organic cotton boosters. The boosters don't seem like much but they make all the difference in the world for us! I fold down the top a little and stick them inside the soaker pads. They stay put and make diaper changes faster. These trim diapers fit my daughter well. They don't get in the way of her active nature. We are still using our GroVia diapers. I also picked up 2 more Flip trainers. They work for us if I have two inserts in them.
I bought my first 'fancy' fitted. I had a few plain ones. A couple workhorse terry Popolini ones I'd bought preowned, and some Bumboos I bought on the baby steals site. I was ready to try what everyone in the cloth diaper group was talking about; Wool and Fitted diapers! I had some wool. A friend is lending us her awesome longies but I was chicken to use them over night. I bought a wool wrap, but it was too small to use over our night time configuration. It wasn't until I found the XL Loveybums at Buckwheat bottoms that I had some big enough for our night time solution. When I started using wool covers at night it was amazing. My girl's night time diapers are something else. I often sing that Sir Mix-a-Lot song when I see her in her night time diaper. A prefold wrapped around a cotton insert laid in a popolini fitted wrapped in wool. That lasts about 4 hours or so. Neither one of my kiddos likes being wet at night. Doesn't matter if it is a paper diaper or cloth. They get angry and start kicking, and nobody sleeps once they start kicking! I put her in one night time configuration when she goes to sleep, change her when I get in bed around 10/11 and that lasts through the night, most of the time. In the last month she's started holding her pee better at night.
I bought a large RagaBabe All in One from a local woman in April. Not counting wool, it's the most expensive diaper I own and I love it. It has hook and loop closure which sometimes irritates me, but I'm glad I bought the diaper. It still fits my girl, and I know it will hold and not leak. If we weren't so close to potty learning, I'd buy more.
I also bought two Large snap Bottom Bumpers from Buckwheat Bottoms in April; they rock! When I added the extra insert, they were perfect for us. They have an amazingly narrow crotch area. Their design is trim and they fit my big girl awesomely. I thought I was a snap only girl but I bought some Large Aplix (hook and loop) diapers on clearance and they are awesome too. I love the easy of putting on an Aplix diaper instead of fiddling with snaps.
In May I purchased a custom Rainbow Brite diaper from Happy Little Llama. Such a sweet side snapping fitted that my little loves wearing with the Rainbow Brite dress we happily stumbled upon. Another mama had bought the dress for her daughter, but it was too big. It fits Little perfectly! Paired with a Loveybum pull on cover it is a winning combination.
In June I snagged some XL side snapping Clover fitted diapers that someone had traded in at Buckwheat Bottoms. Paired with a tri-folded prefold, they are our new go to night time solution. Their design is unique, they have what looks like a pocket with snaps inside, but it's not a pocket. It's a way to adjust the button hole elastic on the inside; sweet! I was waffling about buying both of them. So glad I was able to decide quickly to buy both of them. Sadly, you can no longer buy them new.
My current quest is to find cute pull on wool for my girl. If it's not soft and brightly colored she has no interest in wearing it. My Little is currently 34 pounds and nearly 37″ tall. She has a 20″ waist and 12″ thighs. It is a challenge to find trim fitted diapers to go with the cute wool. I'm trying my hand at sewing some that will hopefully fit her perfectly under her new to us size 3 Sustainablebabyish underwoolies!
It's been an adventure trying cloth diapers. My husband was not on board when I started. He used to frequently make negative comments about cloth and search for a paper diaper if he needed to change a diaper. He hasn't said anything, but little things tell me he's coming around. He no longer tells me how much the diapers stink when I put them in the washer to wash them. One time we were traveling I only packed paper diapers and our daughter's diaper leaked after her first pee that evening, thankfully I had put down one of those pads anticipating that. He said "There's a cloth diaper in the car, should I go get it?" It was so sweet. He even installed an amazing clothes line for me between our porch and garage.
Cloth isn't for everyone, but I'm really glad I tried it out. Sometimes it seems overwhelming with all the different options, but options are good. No two babies are the same. As my baby grew and changed different diapers fit her better. It's been a fun adventure figuring out what works best for us. I've met a ton of amazing local mommas who cloth diaper. I'll bet there's a local Facebook group for cloth diapering mommas in your neck of the woods too! You should check it out.
I can't remember when I started thinking I would like to try cloth diapers. I have a marvelous way of over thinking and never doing. My friend added me to a cloth diaper group on Facebook in April. In early June I was visiting my sister and we were hanging out one night. I was doing a fantastic job talking about cloth diapers. We covered prefolds, fitteds, all in ones, and why I thought pockets would work best for my baby who doesn't lay still for diaper changes. (I still hadn't tried cloth yet.) I started musing and crunching numbers while we were talking. We go through 10 diapers a day. My daughter is a pee machine, she likes to poop as soon as I change her, and I have an OCD like tendency to change her diapers as soon as they are wet. Everyday I was taking a plastic grocery sack full of diapers out to the garbage can. It is $0.25 for each size 5 Kirkland diaper. That is $2.50 a day, $75 a month, $912.5 a year that we spend on diapers.
Later that week, Buckwheat Bottoms, a local mom run cloth diaper store, ran a special on Just Simply Baby pocket diapers. I bought two. If I used one cloth diaper a day it would be paid for in 40 days. And I figured if I only used one a day then I could avoid washing poopy diapers. Even though I flush the solid poop from paper diapers, I don't put any effort to scraping the smooshed stuff out. I was confident I could do my experiment and pay for my two diapers. I challenged myself to put Lil' in at least one cloth diaper a day for a month.
I went back to Buckwheat Bottoms and bought two more pocket diapers. I was nervous about my long term commitment, but excited and confident that I would continue my month long challenge of using at least one cloth diaper a day. I found something to wash everyday so I could clean my diapers and have them ready for the next day of use.
I started this crazy endeavor on June 18. I passed my monthly challenge with flying colors. I celebrated by purchasing 6 gently used Rumparooz and two Kissa Pocket Trainers. I even splurged on a Flip Trainer. A friend brought over some of her stash for me to use until her little grows into it which has given me a chance to try different pockets, covers, and fitteds. At the beginning of this month, JSB ran an overstock special and I picked up 3 more diapers with inserts for a super deal. August 5th Lil' spent the whole day in cloth. I used one paper diaper as her second night time diaper. I've continued using cloth all day with one paper diaper at night. Last night I put her in cloth as her second night time diaper. It's been over 24 hours since I put her in a paper diaper. I wonder how long I can keep her going in cloth.
I have spent $200 on cloth diapers. If I can go two and a half months without using paper, I'll have paid for my current cloth diaper purchases. My daughter will be in diapers for at least that much longer. (I should have kept better track of how often I have used the diapers since I started.) When Lil' is potty trained, I can sell my diapers or donate them to a mom who cannot afford to buy diapers.
Why did I start cloth diapering? It's something I wanted to try. They are super cute. I feel good not throwing away a bag of diapers everyday. I'm going to save money. But most of all, I can do this!
I was wondering if I would have the energy to make fabric bunting for my Little's first birthday. I started cruising through Etsy to see if I could find some that I wanted to buy. I found several floral, vintage themed ones I wanted to buy. The more I looked, the more I wanted, the more I knew I had to make some. For the price of two I could make 5 longer banners with larger flags. I was blessed with a friend who brought her bunting by. I immediately hung them in my living room for inspiration. They made me smile every time I looked at them. Thank you friend!
I remembered reading on Joy's Hope about her vintage sheet supplier. I fell in love with the beautiful vintage floral prints. My Grandmother had several of the sheets listed. Desire got the best of me and I ordered more than I needed to make 5 banners plus a flat floral sheet to use for a table cloth!
After cutting several pieces of paper in different dimensions, mulling it over with my sister, and staring at the bunting hanging in my front window, I finally cut 80 triangles, 9″ tall with a base of 8″. The stack was beautiful and impressive!
Sewing them right side together in pairs went quickly. When it came time to turn them I began to doubt myself. They were not looking right. Should I have sewn them wrong sides together and been done with it like this tutorial? I turned a couple and was frustrated trying to iron them flat. I made sure I was clipping my acute corner correctly. I thought about it for at least a day. Then the answer hit me. I needed something to shove inside my sewn triangles so I could iron them well. I cut a cardboard triangle from a cereal box to use. It worked like a dream. I could press forward with my creation.
I stitched around the edge of my triangles to add a special finished touch.
All the fabric bunting I saw used double fold biased tape, like this one. I've always loved grosgrain so I bought some when it was 50% off at Hobby Lobby and used it. I only had enough to finish 4 banners. I might try the biased tape on my last one and see how that looks.
My sister hung the bunting for the party. I wish I had taken pictures of her climbing the tree and up on her husband's shoulders!
Happy Birthday Little Girl. I can't believe you are one. We love you!
Lil's first birthday is quickly approaching. She puts everything in her mouth. I wanted her to have a party hat she could chew on and I wouldn't have to fish pieces of it from her mouth. I found a few tutorials for sewing fabric party hats. One used interfacing, and the other used a serger. I have a lowly Minimatic that is as old as I am. I used the pattern from Jane of all Trades, and made my own mash of directions.
I made a cereal box template from the Jane of all Trades pattern so I could sew these for everyone at the party if I acquire more Wonder Under and get some crazy burst of energy.
Using the template, cut Wonder Under & reclaimed blue jeans to the pattern size.
After ironing the Wonder Under to the wrong side of your top fabric, cut it out.
You should only have 2 pieces now. Put the right sides together.
Pin the elastic where it was marked on the pattern.
Stitch nearly 1/2″ around the curved edge. Back stitch over the elastic to make sure it's secure.
Remove the paper from the Wonder Under. Otherwise you will be cursing as you try and pull the little papers from along the seam you snipped.
Snip along the curved edge. Every 1/2″ will do. I tend to get a little carried away and snip more frequently.
Turn your wrong sides together.
Press according to the Wonder Under directions. Damp cloth, 10 seconds, iron to dry it a bit. Try not to iron the elastic.
Make a cute ribbon pom for the top.
Fold the hat in half with the outside fabric facing in.
Place the pom in the tip of the hat, pointing toward the curved edge, upside down, pin.
Stitch up the straight side. Make sure to sew the pom in well.
Turn the hat right side out and admire your handy work. Press the seam to one side. Give yourself lots of praise for how cute it turned out.
Find your little and try it on them. Tie a knot in the elastic because even though you measured it, it's still too long.
These could be embellished and made super cute for an older crowd; think fuzzy boa stuff! I'm keeping it simple for the 1 year old. I'm still keeping my eye out for some cute ribbon to add detail along the bottom of the hat, but it's pretty darn cute even without it.
Nearly a year ago when it started getting nice out it was getting harder and harder to get our son to sleep. We went on a search for kid's blackout curtains. We found some at Target, but they were not exactly what we were looking for. I shopped JoAnn's for fabric and didn't find anything I liked until near the end of the summer. I purchased the fabric and then found the perfect tutorial for making blackout tab top curtains! The fabric has set in my closet in a bag since then; until today. I'm washing the fabric, measuring the windows, and reading the instructions over and over again so I can finally get the curtains ready for this summer.
I purchased the fabric before I had a pattern, measured the windows, or knew exactly what I wanted to do. I bought plenty of the cute leaf pattern for the curtains, but I only bought 2 yards of the cute contrasting owls. I thought the owls would be too much as curtains. My son loved the owls as soon as he saw them. He was much more interested in them than the leaves. I can't blame him, they really are cute. I figured JoAnn would be all sold out since nearly a year has past since I first purchased the fabric. I called the store before I drove out there. They still had the owl fabric, enough for me to make curtains and have some to play with!
I was intimidated by the many long straight cuts I'd have to make to piece together the panels. I found a technique that worked great for me. We have laminate flooring so I cleared and cleaned a large area to work on. I folded the fabric where I would need to cut. I carefully measured the length of the fold and pinned it in place. Then I pulled my scissors through keeping everything as even as possible. It worked great!
I still need to finish the panel for the other window. All the pieces are cut and the right color thread is in the machine. I keep hoping I'll get an energy boost before baby sister gets here.
My little man has the scrawniest waist. He's three, 40 inches tall, and his waist is only 18 inches. Finding pants that fit him is hard. I snagged two shirts my husband was going to get rid of to turn into some soft pants for him. I thought I could make a pattern from an existing pair of pants, but I had trouble with that.
I used Butterick pattern B5510 Large and modified the pattern for pant D. I cut out the large size, leaving extra length to the bottom of the pattern paper. Then I took in the width, 1.5″ at the waist and 1.25″ at the cuff. I was able to fit the pattern in the body of the shirt and use the existing hem for the cuffs; yea for less sewing! Since I didn't need to hem the pants, I lined up the bottom of the XL length on the pattern with the shirt hem. Then I mostly followed the pattern directions. I left out the elastic around the cuffs and the stripes down the side.
My son was excited to try on his new soft pants. I am excited to move several pair of 24 month pants out of rotation; they were much too short!
My son has been noticing paint brushes; on TV, on signs, and outside the local art Gallery. We had a couple yucky days this week. After reading a post from Ashley Ann, I felt brave enough to take the plunge. I covered the kitchen table with an old shower curtain and got my box of paints out. I told him he could pick 3 colors. To my delight he chose the primary colors. He was a natural at dual wielding paint brushes. He had so much fun. He asked to paint again when he woke up from his nap; so we did.
This is what 16 grains of rice looks like. It doesn't sound like much until you say, "When he blew his nose, 16 grains of rice came out." Then it sounds like more; especially when the "he" is your 2 year old. It was one of those too quiet moments when I became suspicious and checked on my little man to find him quietly sitting at his rice table, pushing rice up is nose. There was no doubt what he'd been doing, "Rice up nose" he said. After I told him "we don't put rice up our nose" I had him blow his nose. Thankfully he is a good nose blower. After a couple more sneezes and nose blows, I counted 16 grains of rice. I almost took a picture of the tissue to post, but then I got grossed out. So, here is a representation of the 16 grains of rice that my son stuffed up his nose.
When my son was 6 months old, it became obvious that his infant carseat was not going to last until he was a year old. I began searching for a convertible carseat. The Alpha Omega Elite from Costco seemed to be a super bargain. We brought one home and then tried to install it. It was way to big for us to use rear facing in our cars. I started searching for a seat that would work in our Outback and allow me to ride shotgun without my knees crammed into the dash.
When we got the seat home it was amazing. It came with push button LATCH clips which made installation a breeze. It had a base that flipped so that no pool noodles or rolled up towels were needed to reach the correct incline. To top it off, my son smiled when we strapped him in.
Over the last year and a half, I've watched him grow to fill more and more of the seat. The top of his head is getting close to being within the limit of 1 inch from the top. I know we'll have to turn him around soon, or get a bigger car with a bigger carseat. I feel lucky that I found the car-seat.org forums and have been able to keep my son rear facing as long as we have. Even thought I'm not currently in the market for a carseat, I've put the carseatblog on my regular reading list. I hope that others will find the information at car-safety.org as helpful and informative as I have.
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In many human services programs, enrollees must make a series of decisions and take a number of active steps in order to access a benefit. From deciding which programs to apply for, to completing forms, attending meetings, showing proof of eligibility, and arranging travel and child care, program designers often assume that individuals make decisions about how to proceed based on careful consideration of their options and what is best for them. But over the past 30 years, innovative behavioral science research has demonstrated that human decision-making is often imperfect and imprecise. People — clients and program administrators alike — procrastinate, get overwhelmed by choices, miss details, lose their self-control, rely on mental shortcuts, and are influenced by small changes in the environment. As a result, both program operators and participants may not always achieve their intended goals, affecting the efficiency and effectiveness of government programs.
The Behavioral Interventions to Advance Self-Sufficiency (BIAS) project, sponsored by the Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation in the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and led by MDRC, was the first major effort to view programs for low-income U.S. families, including working poor families, through a behavioral science lens. Conducted from 2010 to 2016, the BIAS project used behavioral insights to design and test interventions that were intended to improve the operations and efficiency of human services programs. BIAS conducted 15 random assignment tests in seven states with nearly 100,000 sample members. The results of these tests demonstrated the promise of applying behavioral science principles to improve human services program outcomes. BIAS interventions increased child care subsidy renewal rates and the use of quality-rated child care by low-income working families; boosted requests for child support modifications and frequency of child support payments; and fostered engagement in welfare-to-work activities and in other social service appointments and activities.
Launched in 2015, the BIAS-Next Generation initiative is expanding the use of behavioral science to a wider range of ACF programs, going beyond testing simple "nudges" to include more implementation research, and developing tools to help program administrators and operators apply lessons from behavioral science to their work. Partners in BIAS-Next Generation include Lawrence Katz of Harvard University, who is serving as co-principal investigator; MEF Associates; Child Trends; and Public Strategies.
This webinar describes how the "SIMPLER" framework of seven practical behavioral techniques — Social influence, Implementation prompts, Make deadlines, Personalization, Loss aversion, Ease, and Reminders (which have been tested in 15 randomized controlled trials in child support, child care, and work support programs) — can be applied to your program.
The design of the interventions and the sites in the Behavioral Interventions to Advance Self-Sufficiency-Next Generation project will be determined through a collaborative process with the Administration for Children and Families and other stakeholders. The effectiveness of each intervention will be determined using a random assignment research design. Administrative records from the programs will be the primary data sources for these evaluations.
BIAS-NG will initially focus on designing and testing behavioral interventions for TANF and child welfare programs. TANF interventions will focus on improving recipient engagement in welfare-to-work programs. For child welfare, BIAS-NG will focus on goals that include increasing the supply of qualified foster care placements; connecting transition-age youth to supports they need to prepare for successful and productive adult lives; and engaging families in services that help families remain intact, reunify, or lead to other, permanent placements for children. The BIAS-NG team is currently recruiting TANF and child welfare agencies that are interested in designing and testing behavioral interventions to address one or more of these challenges. In future project phases, new program areas will be added.
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This page provides information about the continuing pilot to improve the selection procedure for graduate applications, in order to ensure all candidates are evaluated fairly.
The Mathematical Institute has joined the continuing pilot to improve the selection procedure for graduate applications for entry in the 2023-24 academic year.
At the Mathematical Institute, we believe that a supportive and inclusive research environment, in which students and staff alike can achieve their full potential, is essential to achieving academic excellence. Mathematics is central to science and society, embedded in every discipline and every industry, making it imperative to ensure that a diversity of voices and perspectives are involved in the development of new ideas across the subject.
We are exploring ways to better contextualise admissions procedures for graduate students to ensure that those with the greatest potential for academic excellence from every background are given the opportunity to join our academic community. Embracing and supporting diversity will contribute to a vibrant and flourishing research community, and our actions in this space are informed by ongoing efforts by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) in equality, diversity, and inclusion.
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For the courses taking part in the selection pilot, we will take into consideration the socio-economic data collected in the graduate application form, where it has been provided, for the assessment of applications. Further details can be found in the Socio-economic data section of this page.
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It's THAT time of the year again. Christmas is coming, the geese aren't the only ones who've gotten fat, (I've had too many hot chocolates), and my shopping list is getting longer by the minute.
I'm currently writing this reclining in bed after a night on the tiles at my own Christmas party.
Here is my round-up of some of the best festive partywear of 2017.
I think most people have a love/hate affair with sequins but Christmas is the one time of the year (apart from festivals) when you can go head to toe sequins if that's your thing.
My first pick is from Asos. This stunning green sequin midi dress from TFNC is just gorgeous and I actually bought it myself.
I got this altered in the Alteration Centre in Dublin as it was way too long for me. I got about four inches taken off so it now sits on the knee on me.
It cost €24 to have it altered and it was reduced from €87 to €61.50 in an Asos partywear promotion. So, with the alterations, I ended up spending quite a bit but I know I will wear it loads.
I managed to wear heels (low ankle boots) and paired with my favourite embellished black bag.
One small thing I did notice is that every time I tried it on, sequins fall off but not in huge numbers.
I love the figure-hugging yet not tight fit and sweetheart neckline and I got so many compliments on it last night.
If I were able to wear heels, I'd team it with my turquoise iridescent sandals but sadly, my ankle isn't up to that at the moment.
Another little sequin beauty I fell for was this stunning statement mini dress from Nasty Gal.com.
Unfortunately, this dress seems to be low in stock on both the UK and IE sites.
This dress is €90, however, Nasty Gal are offering 24% off everything meaning you can snap it up for €68.40 at the moment. They're also doing free delivery, FYI.
Also in the promotion was this slinky star print sequin dress. It's very elegant and looks really high-end. This slip dress is €60 normally but you can get it for €45.60 today.
This At First Light multi-coloured sequin and velvet beauty is another Nasty Gal fave, it's a really simple v-neck style that would suit most body shapes and with 24% discount, you can get it for €68.40.
If you would rather wear a skirt and top, then look no further than this beautiful embellished skirt from Miss Selfridge.
Currently reduced from €89 to €64 and would look fab with a black camisole top.
Velvet is such a huge Christmas trend every year and adds a touch of luxury to any Christmas party outfit.
This stunning navy Nasty Gal dress with cut-out shoulders and tassel embellishments is a firm favourite of mine.
It's normally €75 but grab it for €57 today!
If you're on a tighter budget, this gorgeous blue velvet Square Up dress from Nasty Gal comes in at €21.50 with the 24% discount applied.
A simple but cute velvet option is this bodycon embellished black dress from Boohoo at Asos. It isn't marked down but it's only €33 so it certainly won't break the bank.
If you select to pay in sterling on Asos, you'll get a few more euro off – bargain! Check out my shopping online hacks post here.
Let's face it, red is the colour of Christmas and also 2017's hottest A/W trend. A red outfit is guaranteed to make you stand out from the crowd.
This red bandeau jumpsuit from Missguided is €41.
If you don't like dresses, a fitted suit with a bodysuit underneath can be a great option. This red blazer from River Island adds a pop of colour to any festive outfit. However, at €80, this is on the pricier side.
The Sugababes threw shade at a girl in a red dress but I'm all about red dresses, especially this River Island beauty.
This floral lace mesh insert dress is €55. The length makes it ideal for a work do, as it's not too short, but still glamorous.
Hope you all enjoyed this post and let me know which items you liked best. I've had a mad few weeks with moving house and other stuff on, hence the absence from the blog.
Thanks for reading and check out my Instagram, Twitter and Facebook page here.


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ePlay has released several beta updates of Big Shot Basketball and its official launch has been carefully planned alongside special features, celebrity appearances, media partnerships, and unique esports and augmented reality features in the mobile app. It's difficult to launch an app without built-in marketing channels. The company has always worked with leaders such as ESPN, FIFA, Intel, Sony Pictures, CBS and others. Big Shot's go-to-market plan for North America reaches tens of millions of people with a 7-time NBA champion, an on-air broadcaster, a celebrity with their own TV show, and one of the biggest Instagram accounts in the world. Upcoming announcements, events, features, partnerships, and coverage indicate the early phases of the Big Shot North American Go-To-Market plan. Sports media is a highly competitive business. Obtaining media rights to the NBA or the Olympics, for example, is a sensitive negotiation in Canada, the U.S., and China. Communicating details and partnerships in order to keep ahead of the competition, protect partnerships, or maximize impact in a global marketplace require discretion, strategy, and great execution.
The new features maintain ePlay's momentum of its first mobile esports game in the Big Shot™ augmented reality game series. Big Shot™ is ePlay's augmented reality esports mobile game described as Pokémon Go meets sports, esports, and entertainment. Nintendo's augmented reality game, Pokémon Go, earned USD $84.8 million in September 2018, according to a recently released report from Sensor Tower.
China Daily recently reported the 2018 Chinese esports market will reach USD $18 billion with over 430 million players and viewers. ePlay, like other game developers and publishers, owns the game. ePlay is providing esports leadership in a vertically integrated manner – from game to league and from augmented reality to distribution – in multiple esports markets.
The Company also reports the third closing of its private placement whereunder the Company issued 500,000 units of securities priced at $0.07 per unit for gross proceeds of $35,000 with each unit comprised of one common share and one share purchase warrant to purchase an additional common share at $0.105 per share for a one year term.
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Forward-looking statements and information are provided for the purpose of providing information about the current expectations and plans of management of the Company relating to the future. Readers are cautioned that reliance on such statements and information may not be appropriate for other purposes, such as making investment decisions. Since forward-looking statements and information address future events and conditions, by their very nature they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results could differ materially from those currently anticipated due to a number of factors and risks. These include, but are not limited to, the Company's ability to identify and complete suitable acquisitions to further the Company's growth as well as risks associated with the Company's ability to commercialize the digital sports sectors in general such as operational risks in development, research and regulatory delays or changes in plans with respect to research projects or capital expenditures; the uncertainty of the market; the uncertainty of estimates and projections relating to costs and expenses; marketing and commercialization; loss of markets; competition; incorrect assessment of the value of any technologies acquired and failure to realize the anticipated benefits of such acquisitions; ability to access sufficient capital from internal and external sources; failure to obtain required regulatory and other approvals and changes in legislation, including but not limited to tax laws, and government regulations. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on the forward-looking statements, timelines and information contained in this news release. Readers are cautioned that the foregoing list of factors is not exhaustive.


Some drivers at Moody Blue said that they were forced to resign and join RP Africa Fleet Services to do the same jobs they were doing before, but at a lower pay.
Some of Green Door's employees said that their basic salaries had dropped from R8,000 in 2014 to R4,800 18 months ago.
However, his salary has dropped to R4,800 in three years.
He said the company would not comment on the issue unless the employees who gave the information were revealed. He also declined to respond to questions relating to the salary cuts Green Door's employees had seen over the years.
Moody Blue has applied to the labour court in Johannesburg for a review of a CCMA November arbitration ruling which found that the matter should fall under the ambit of the freight industry bargaining council.


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using System.IO;

namespace Spect.Net.SpectrumEmu.Devices.Tape.Tzx
{
    /// <summary>
    /// This is a special block that would normally be generated only by emulators.
    /// </summary>
    public class TzxEmulationInfoDataBlock : TzxDeprecatedDataBlockBase
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// The ID of the block
        /// </summary>
        public override int BlockId => 0x34;

        /// <summary>
        /// Reads through the block infromation, and does not store it
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="reader">Stream to read the block from</param>
        public override void ReadThrough(BinaryReader reader)
        {
            reader.ReadBytes(8);
        }
    }
}

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Press Release -- August 11th, 2015
Source: Huawei
Huawei Marine and the WACS Consortium Complete Upgrades to 11,450 km Submarine Cable System with Advanced 100G Solution
[Tianjin, China, August 11, 2015] Huawei Marine Networks Co. Ltd. (Huawei Marine), a global submarine network provider, today announced that it has completed upgrades on the section from South Africa to Portugal and Portugal to United Kingdom of the West Africa Cable System (WACS) using Huawei Marine's leading-edge 100G transmission solution. With the length of the Digital Line Segment (DLS) between South Africa and Portugal beyond 11,450 km, it's one of the longest 100G submarine links in the industry.
Commissioned in 2012, WACS is the largest submarine cable directly linking Southern Africa to Europe and is the culmination of investment by eighteen leading international operators and regional carriers. At 14,530 km in total length, WACS initially offered a design capacity of 5.12 Terabits per second (Tb/s) split among fourteen countries including: South Africa, Namibia, Angola, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congo, Cameroon, Nigeria, Togo, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Cape Verde, Spain (Canary Islands), Portugal and the United Kingdom.
The upgrade solutions over 11,450 km utilize Huawei Marine's innovative 3rd generation Soft Decision-Forward Error Correction (SD-FEC) and bit interleaved technologies which guarantee the compatibility of 100 Gb/s channels with 10 Gb/s channels on the existing network, thereby optimizing the available optical spectrum.
"Our aim is to provide an advanced, stable and seamless communications network which contributes to the social and economic development of the African region," said Vishen Maharaj, Chairperson of the WACS consortium's Management Committee. "We are constantly working to improve the capabilities of the WACS network while maintaining an economically viable and flexible service for customers. It is our pleasure to cooperate with Huawei Marine to significantly expand the WACS network, which is a key part of this effort."
Mike Constable, Chief Executive Officer, Huawei Marine Networks said, "With our advanced technology, Huawei Marine has achieved 100G ultra-long haul transmission and offered the WACS consortium a cost-effective solution that substantially increases and enhances network connectivity, operational efficiency and the end-user experience in these growth regions."
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This tutorial is an update of the construction tutorial published by David Pello in 2008 at http://ladecadence.net.
We have completed this with our own experience, obtained through the development of prototype modules that you can find on this site. This method is equally as useful for printing circuits as it is for printing frontal panels.
The first step is to cut the board to the size of your design, for this you can use a hacksaw and a press to hold it to the table. If you don't have this, you can press a box cutter with force across the lines on each side until the PCB matches the marks.
After it is cut to size, sand the sides so that they are smooth and without burrs. Then, with the scouring pad, scrub the surface a bit to polish it and remove the chemicals used to make the board… this is important because if not done, the toner will not adhere well to it very well.
Now, print the design using the laser printer and photo paper, but keep in mind that the image will be inverted on the PCB. Print the same number of layouts as you will have for components, or the two sides if you are doing a two-sided PCB.
The majority of photo papers don't work for this method, and in general the more expensive, the worse. Keep in mind that if you do this with another brand and it doesn't work for you, this is probably why.
Now, cut the design to fit the face of the PCB. Make sure that everything is clean and dry before ironing.
Now, iron the design to the PCB. It is critical that you make sure that you iron without steam. Iron smoothly but firmly, starting at a corner, working your way around the rest of the board, making sure that you don't leave bubbles, you will see when it is completely attached to the board.
There is no fixed time, but iron until you see that all of the PCB diagram is attached to the board… It could be a minute or less, the size of the board is relatively proportional to the amount of time that needs to be spent.
I like to put pages of a magazine under the PCB so that I can forcefully iron with two hands without worrying about sliding the PCB around on the table.
After it has been ironed, put it in the "tupperware" container to soak in warm… in my house, keeping it on until the stop produces warm enough water.
You will see how the warm water is starting to detach the paper from the PCB. If you leave it in for five minutes, it will be completely detached. After some time, loosen the paper, and take it carefully out of the water.
It is possible that some traces did not stick well, and were loosened while it was soaking… if you look at the photo, in the top-left corner some of the drawing did not transfer. You can clean off the PCB and try again, but there is another solution. If not very much is ruined, and it is an area that does not require fine detail, you can re-draw it with a fine-tipped permanent marker, like those you would use to write on CDs.
In this board, I had to do this "hack".
Now, put the PCB in the etching compound.
I prefer the second because it is very cheap (although it is more a matter of preference). The normal proportion is one part HCL for two parts of a 50:50 mixture of 110 volume Hydrogen peroxide and water. If you can't find 110 volume Hydrogen Peroxide, you can use 40 volume Hydrogen Peroxide (the type for bleaching hair), if you use the 40 volume, don't add water.
WARNING: never do this inside of a house, it is necessary to do this in a well ventilated place, never breathe the vapors that come out of the etching compound. If by accident you touch the compound go ans splash you hands fast.
It is impossible to say the exact amount of time it will take, but you will see when it is done, as the etching compound will have dissolved all of the visible copper. When this happens, take it out and rinse it . If you take it out and see any reflection, there is still a part that needs to be etched away.
This is fine, you can put it back in the etching compound.
If you think that the reaction is too quick, the mixture can be diluted with more water.
Now, for the drilling. I use a cordless drill… the ideal is a Dremel with a fixable base, but you can also do a perfect job freehand.
To do the final finish, also to help with mounting, you can apply a silkscreen to the face of the PCB.
For this, align the impression with the drilled holes and repeat the ironing and immersion process, but only in warm water (not the etching compound!!!! ).
To do double faced PCBs, use the same method… first transfer the toner to one side, and drill three holes into the board (where there will already be holes, anyway), and use those holes to align the other side. After doing this, transfer the image. When both are ironed to the board, put in warm water again, remove the images, put into the etching compound, turning occasionally.
scouring pad. It's good practice to remove the toner after drilling, because while scouring to remove the toner, you are also removing the burrs produced by drilling, which makes it easier to solder.
The PCB is ready to mount… before beginning to solder it, it is best to examine it to see if there is continuity between all of the traces, it is best to use a voltmeter to do this, as doing this saves trouble down the road when trying to populate the PCB.


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Comprehensive Tour of Manhattan's 190th Street Subway Station, Built Into a Hudson Heights Hill
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at 10:57 AM on March 17, 2016
Local transit historian and railfan Dj Hammers makes tons of great videos showing how subway transit works and runs in New York City.
For this recent YouTube video, he gives a comprehensive tour of the 190th Street A Train subway station built into a hillside in Hudson Heights.
The station is close to Fort Tryon Park and the Mother Cabrini Shrine in the Hudson Heights neighborhood of Washington Heights. The Cloisters medieval art museum, a branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is located in the park, about a 10-minute walk north from the station's Fort Washington Avenue exit. An additional exit through the side of the hill leads to Bennett Avenue and provides access to the Broadway Valley area of Washington Heights.
190th St Station
Bennett Ave, New York, NY 10040
Watch This Comprehensive Tour of Lenox Terminal and 145th Street NYC Subway Stations
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[WATCH] Full Trip on the C Train Through Manhattan and Brooklyn From Train Operator's Point of View
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Mujhe Naulakha Mangwa De Re - Amitabh Bachchan n J... Mujhe Naulakha Mangwa De Re..song from the movie Sharaabi.
Mumbai Marathon 2010 For B-Town Bollywood celebrities participated in Mumbai Marathon 2010.
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The low-power microscale devices can relay their location in the body.
Researchers have developed a prototype miniature medical device that could ultimately be used in smart pills to diagnose and treat diseases. A key to the new technology is that its location can be precisely identified within the body — something that previously proved challenging.
The addressable transmitters operated as magnetic spins (ATOMS) are silicon-chip devices that borrow from the principles of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in which the location of atoms in a patient's body is determined using magnetic fields. The microdevices would also be located in the body using magnetic fields, but rather than relying on the body's atoms, the chips contain a set of integrated sensors, resonators, and wireless transmission technology that allows them to mimic the magnetic resonance properties of atoms.
With MRI, a magnetic field gradient causes atoms at two different locations to resonate at two different frequencies, making it easy to determine their location. This principle is used in a compact integrated circuit in the ATOMS devices, which also resonate at different frequencies, depending on where they are in a magnetic field.
The devices could be used to monitor a patient's gastrointestinal tract, blood, or brain. They also could measure factors that indicate the health of a patient — such as pH, temperature, pressure, and sugar concentrations — and relay that information to doctors. The devices could even be instructed to release drugs.
Dozens of the microscale devices could travel through the body taking measurements or intervening in disease. The devices can all be identical, but the ATOMS devices would signal where they are and enable them to be controlled simultaneously.
The final prototype chip has a surface area of 1.4 square millimeters — 250 times smaller than a penny. It contains a magnetic field sensor, integrated antennas, a wireless powering device, and a circuit that adjusts its radio frequency signal based on the magnetic field strength to wirelessly relay the chip's location.


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Q: Props component on event VueJs I'm trying to access a props of a component when this last triggers an event. This component is coming from http://element.eleme.io/#/en-US/component/switch.
It has several props such as name, value and so on. I would like to be able to get the name or the value fo the switch when change is triggered.
Even more, how to access any props of the switch that triggered the change event ?
I tried this but I get undefined.

     <el-switch @change="changeOrganizers($event.target.name, $event.target.value)" :name="organizer.name">
    </el-switch>

var Main = {
    data() {
      return {
        value1: true,
      }
    },
    methods : {
        changeSwitch(name) {
      console.log(name)
      }
    }
  };
var Ctor = Vue.extend(Main)
new Ctor().$mount('#app')

http://jsfiddle.net/2hr6y79h/2/
Thank you
Solution

     <el-switch @change="changeOrganizers()" :name="organizer.name">
    </el-switch>

var Main = {
    data() {
      return {
        value1: true,
      }
    },
    methods : {
        changeSwitch() {
      console.log(event.currentTarget.checked);
      console.log(event.currentTarget.name)
      }
    }
  };
var Ctor = Vue.extend(Main)
new Ctor().$mount('#app')

A: Simply try
@change="changeSwitch"

http://jsfiddle.net/2hr6y79h/3/
That will give you the value.
The component will (probably) use
this.$emit('change', this.value)

which passes the name as the sole argument to your bound "change" event handler.

If you want the name as passed via props, I doubt it changes so just save a reference to it in your Vue instance / component, eg
data () {
  return {
    value1: true,
    name: 'test-name'
  }
}

and use
<el-switch ... :name="name"

Then you can always access it via this.name.

A:

     <el-switch @change="changeOrganizers()" :name="organizer.name">
    </el-switch>

var Main = {
    data() {
      return {
        value1: true,
      }
    },
    methods : {
        changeSwitch() {
      console.log(event.currentTarget.checked);
      console.log(event.currentTarget.name)
      }
    }
  };
var Ctor = Vue.extend(Main)
new Ctor().$mount('#app')


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Following the death of his employer and mentor, Bumpy Johnson, Frank Lucas establishes himself as
Director: Alexander Witt
Cast: Chiwetel Ejiofor, Denzel Washington, John Hawkes, Josh Brolin, Lymari Nadal, Roger Guenveur Smith, Russell Crowe, RZA, Ted Levine, Yul Vazquez
Ray Ferrier is a divorced dockworker and less-than-perfect father. Soon after his ex-wife and her
Director: Adam Somner
Genre: Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller
Cast: Camillia Sanes, Dakota Fanning, John Scurti, Justin Chatwin, Miranda Otto, Morgan Freeman, Takayo Fischer, Tim Robbins, Tom Cruise, Yul Vazquez
A psychological thriller based on the concept of anamorphosis, a painting technique that manipulates the
Director: Anthony Pettine
Cast: Clea DuVall, Don Harvey, James Rebhorn, Peter Stormare, Scott Speedman, Willem Dafoe, Yul Vazquez
Che: Part One
The Argentine, begins as Che and a band of Cuban exiles (led by Fidel Castro)
Director: Coraly Santaliz
Cast: Benicio del Toro, Demián Bichir, José Caro, Julia Ormond, María Isabel Díaz, Oscar Isaac, Ramon Fernandez, Rodrigo Santoro, Santiago Cabrera, Yul Vazquez
When a poor college student who cracks an online poker game goes bust, he arranges
Director: Brad Furman
Cast: Anthony Mackie, Ben Affleck, Christian George, David Costabile, Gemma Arterton, John Heard, Justin Timberlake, Michael Esper, Oliver Cooper, Yul Vazquez
The true story of Captain Richard Phillips and the 2009 hijacking by Somali pirates of
Director: Annie Penn
Cast: Barkhad Abdi, Catherine Keener, Chris Mulkey, Corey Johnson, David Warshofsky, John Magaro, Max Martini, Michael Chernus, Tom Hanks, Yul Vazquez
True Memoirs of an International Assassin
After a publisher changes a writer's debut novel about a deadly assassin from fiction to
Director: Bobby Kennedy
Cast: Andrew Howard, Kelen Coleman, Kevin James, Kim Coates, Leonard Earl Howze, Maurice Compte, P. J. Byrne, Ron Rifkin, Yul Vazquez, Zulay Henao
2017 2h 5m
Thirty years after serving together in the Vietnam War, Larry "Doc" Shepherd, Sal Nealon and
Director: Richard Linklater
Cast: Bryan Cranston, Cicely Tyson, Deanna Reed-Foster, J. Quinton Johnson, Kate Easton, Laurence Fishburne, Lee Harrington, Richard Robichaux, Steve Carell, Yul Vazquez


Crockpot Baked beans are a healthy summer side dish. Using dry beans and simple ingredients, this recipe is inexpensive to make along with being very easy.
I am excited to announce I recently partnered with Produce For Kids as a dietitian author/blogger. You can find more information here. All opinions expressed are my own.
There's not much that goes better with a summer BBQ than crockpot baked beans.
This kid-friendly classic doesn't need to be complicated or take a lot of time.
These baked beans use dry beans which are inexpensive, simple to use, and taste amazing!
Did you know you don't need to soak dry legumes?
This method saves time (no pre-soaking) and money (dry beans are cheap!). Read more about it here.
Crockpot Baked Beans can easily be assembled in the morning then left to cook all day, making this side dish a simple addition that doesn't take much time or effort.
Let's take a closer look. First, rinse the beans and pick out any small pieces.
Add beans to the slow cooker. Next, add the dry ingredients plus the molasses.
Lastly, add the tomato sauce and water. Stir. Cook on high all day.
These beans smell so wonderful cooking that the landscaper who was outside the day I made these commented on the delicious smells that were wafting out the window!
These homemade baked beans cook all day blending flavors from dried beans, tomato sauce, and molasses into a delicious side dish for summer grilling or your next potluck.
Add all ingredients to crock pot, stir.
Cook on high for 8-10 hours.
Adjust salt if needed. More or less water can be added to get the consistency desired.
Looking for something to grill? Learn how to make the best homemade burgers -> the cheese-stuffed Juicy Lucy Burger!
These beans were a hit at our grill out last weekend! I loved how easy there were to make.


Celebrate local artists at the San Juan Island Museum of art this winter. "A Celebration for the Community" runs from Dec. 20 through Jan. 21.
The exhibition features the works of local artists Sam Connery and Mary Ann Rock, as well as Spring Street International School students.
The show is intended to celebrate the art of two revered local artists and give everyone an opportunity to see pieces not normally available for viewing.
For those who have art by Connery and Rock, and would like to loan it for the exhibition, call 360-370-5050 or email admin@sjima.org. If possible, include contact information, the artist's name and measurements of the art and title.
This celebration will be open to the community and visitors. Admission will be free of charge.
Visit sjima.org to discover more information on SJIMA workshops and family activities.
Admission to the exhibition is free, and the museum is open from 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Fridays through Mondays. SJIMA is located at 540 Spring St. in Friday Harbor.


Сегодня вы узнаете как восстанавливать проект в программе Lightworks. Когда это нужно? Когда допустим вы перенесли проект на другой компьютер или по ряду причин перенесли исходные видео на другой жесткий диск. | Today you will learn how to restore a project in Lightworks Program. When is it necessary? When let you move the project to another computer, or for some reason moved the original video to another hard disk.


At CES 2015, visitors to the Fraunhofer IIS booth will be able to experience the progress being made in building a new audio system for future TV standards based on the recently completed open MPEG-H Audio standard.
To make MPEG-H Audio a reality, the three industry leaders Fraunhofer IIS, Qualcomm Technologies and Technicolor have formed the MPEG-H Audio Alliance. Each one contributes key technical elements as well as long-standing expertise within their market segments. The combined experience and broad-market presence represented by these three companies has not only been critical in developing MPEG-H, but also provides the foundation for successfully bringing exciting new audio features to market.
The system includes object-based audio that allows viewers to adjust the sound mix to their preferences, boosting hard-to-understand dialogue or creating a "home team"-mix of sports broadcasts. Immersive sound may be carried using a traditional channel-based approach or using Higher-Order Ambisonics technology.
Fraunhofer IIS will feature a real-time hardware prototype with the ability to encode audio for live broadcasts from stereo up to 3D sound in 7.1+4 H format with additional tracks for interactive objects including commentary in several languages, ambient sound or sound effects.
professional decoder used to monitor the emission encoder's output.
Another highlight at Fraunhofer's booth is the conceptual prototype of a "3D sound bar", enabling mainstream consumers to experience high quality immersive audio without the complexity of adding new speakers.
Not only does Cingo enable an excellent surround sound listening experience over stereo speakers or headphones, it also provides existing stereo content with a more natural and clear sound. What's more, Fraunhofer Cingo supports rendering of 3D audio content with formats that add a height dimension to the sound image, such as 9.1, 11.1 or other channel configurations. In addition, Cingo includes loudness optimization for listening in noisy environments and improves the intelligibility of dialog and commentary.
Enhanced Voice Services (EVS) is the next-generation 3GPP communications codec designed specifically for Voice over LTE (VoLTE) services. EVS enables phone calls with Full-HD Voice quality, bringing call fidelity up to the same level with today's other digital media services. The technology combines coding of speech, music and mixed content with the full audible audio spectrum at unmatched low bit rates. This results in clear and natural sounding conversations, previously unachieved in mobile communications services.
At CES, Fraunhofer IIS will present High-Efficiency Advanced Audio Coding (HE-AAC), the global standard for streaming surround audio. Since Android version 4.1, HE-AAC is the only native surround sound codec in the world's most popular mobile operating system, and Google selected HE-AAC Multichannel to provide its Google Play movies in true 5.1 surround sound. Recently, Google extended its use of HE-AAC Multichannel to Android TV and is now offering Google Play Movies with HE-AAC 5.1 sound on Android mobile and Android TV devices including the new Nexus Player from Asus.
In addition to Android OS, HE-AAC 5.1 is now natively supported in iOS, Fire OS, Windows Phone, Mac OS X and Windows. It is also supported in all leading HTML5 browsers and streaming devices such as PS4, Xbox One, Chromecast and Fire TV.


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Star of the Royal Variety Performance, Would I Lie to You?, Have I Got News for You, QI, and Live at the Apollo... One of the UK's top stand-ups Chris McCausland is on tour with a stand-up show about life, family, and loads of other nonsense as well! Tour extended due to exceptional demand!
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