Coming soon to a Canvas course near you…. The Scheduler!
The Scheduler tool allows instructors to create appointment groups (collection of individual appointments) in the Calendar that students can easily sign-up for. The Scheduler tool may be used by the instructor to create appointment times for office hours or student presentations.
Select Calendar from the top menu bar.
Select the Scheduler option at the top of the page.
Click the Create an appointment group button.
Select the course for which the appointments are available from the drop down menu.
Add details to give your students information about how to prepare for their appointments.
Select the date and time range for the appointments.
Choose how long you want each appointment slot to be. Canvas will split your time range into appointment slots.
Choose whether students should sign up as groups.
Click the Save and Publish button when you're finished.
For more information check out the Canvas Instructor Guide.
Ever have a problem trying to embed an image in a Discussion Board in Canvas? Here is a tutorial to help you!
The Video Demo allows you to watch the process.
The Video View Scene allows you to see the steps.
The Video Try Steps allows you to try the process and get feedback!
Recently I had the opportunity to read an excellent article on "Why You Need To Use Storytelling For Learning" from the eLearning coach blog. I happened upon this blog shortly after rereading a web document about Bloom's Digital Taxonomy. Ideas were bouncing around in my head about the way we build online courses to achieve learning objectives and how storytelling so aptly helps us achieve those objectives.
Bloom's lowest order of thinking skills, remembering, the basis of any educational experience, is so much easier to do when it is tied to a story that the listener can recall. Memorizing anything feels like work. Listening to a story is just fun. Understanding the context of the story draws us into the story and helps the viewer gain awareness of gray areas in order to broaden our perception when applying the subtleties in real world application.
Sometimes I wonder at our abilities to create meaningful discussions in our online classes, but today I marveled at technologies ability to foster a learning experience in a discussion board when I viewed a discussion in a one of the classes in the Digital Journalism and Design program at USF St. Petersburg, Digital Media and Democracy. The discussion was about Fact Checking and the pressure that the news industry faces when trying to be first to get on air with a story. This particular discussion has accumulated 95 responses in a class of 21. While it isn't the numbers that I am excited about, even though if you were to count the number of students contributing in a discussion in a face to face class I don't think you would ever hit 95 contributions, it is the quality of the responses and the ability to ferret out fine details through the use of video citations and relevant links that excites me.
One student added to the discussion by adding a link to a portion of a video from the movie Newsroom. In the video, the newsroom was responding to the Gabby Gifford shooting and was illustrating the internal dissension as to whether or not to report her dead, when other news agencies were reporting that unverified information. We sometimes forget about the impact of videos and their ability to communicate unique and powerful stories and their nuances. Understanding the pressure the news agencies are living, is communicated through character portrayal in a realistic setting with a current and heartbreaking story about real people. Relating the instructor provided materials of this module to this link to illustrate a point, would simply not have happened in a regular face to face classroom. The student would have had to come to class ready with the reference link to have added it to the discussion before the class ever took place. In Bloom-speak, he synthesized the material applying it to his own experience, before he created his own posting. It brought the discussion alive to me, rendering an impression that transported the discussion into my life outside the classroom, to coworkers, friends and readers of this post.
The integration of stories whether by instructor, or by learner, help engage and make meaning. The eLearning Coach does a good job at reminding us of all the components that make stories so effective. If you have a minute pull up a seat and take a look here.


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Machine Pre-translation in Across
In Across, the machine translation is performed within the scope of a pre-translation. For this purpose, the sentences of the source document are matched against the existing translation units in crossTank. Any existing 100% matches can be inserted automatically in the translation. Additionally, when using machine translation plugins, the sentences of the source document are sent to the MT systems, pre-translated, and also inserted in the translation.
The machine translation can be configured in such a way that only source sentences for which no suitable translation units are available in crossTank are machine-translated.
Automatic pre-translation
The pre-translation can be started automatically while setting up a project or manually by the Across user from crossDesk during the translation.
If the machine translation is to be performed while setting up a project, the option Store 100% matches/MT results directly to paragraphs must be activated in the Project Wizard settings of the user settings.
You can access this section via Tools > User Settings > General > Project Wizard Settings.
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To launch the machine translation from crossDesk, i.e. during the translation, select Tools > Pre-translation from the menu bar (or click the icon in the upper crossDesk toolbar) and click Search.
The document is analyzed and matched against crossTank. Additionally, the contents are sent to the respective MT system. Subsequently, the pre-translation result is displayed.
Click Save Pre-translation to insert the results of the pre-translation in the target text.
To enable the systematic revision of the paragraphs inserted by means of an MT system, these are marked with a special paragraph state Machine translated in crossDesk ( ).
Paragraphs comprising multiple segments of which at least one has been machine-translated are also set to the paragraph state Machine-translated.
In case a machine-translated paragraph contains formatting, Across will automatically use the formatting that is predominant in the paragraph for the inserted translation.
Storage in the TM
The first time machine-translated segments are saved to the TM, they are set to the status Machine-translated, even if they have been post-edited. At this point, other statuses can only be set manually.
The next time the respective translation units are used and stored, they will automatically be set to Smartly inserted or Released, depending on the settings in the task template.
Machine Translation in Across Reports
Moreover, passages inserted via MT system are listed separately in the Across reports:

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As previously reported, Last Week Tonight With John Oliver had a segment criticizing WWE for the treatment of its wrestlers by using them as independent contractors and not giving them proper benefits. WWE later responded to the segment and said that John Oliver "ignored the facts." Additionally, WWE invited Oliver to attend WrestleMania last weekend, and he did not take them up on the offer. Former WWE Superstar Ryback later commented on the topic on his Twitter account, taking WWE to task for how wrong they are on the matter.
Ryback wrote, "@wwe @VinceMcMahon @TripleH @StephMcMahon instead of inviting @iamjohnoliver to a show, why don't you publicly explain your reasons for the independent contractor deal. Its 2019 and surely you recognize how wrong you are in this matter. Do the right thing, the talent deserve it." You can check out his tweet below.


Buying a property is a big decision as it involves a good deal of money. In case of a property bought for commercial purposes, you should be more cautious. If you invest in proper circumstances you can earn a good reward for your business. Buying commercial property in Bangalore can be hugely profitable. Godrej Eternity projects provide you with business-friendly circumstances at affordable prices.
Location: It's the most important factor to be considered before you buy a commercial property. Suppose you invest in commercial property. Now, your aim would be to rent it out or start your own business purpose. In both cases, you should look for a location that has sustained demand. Prime location property in Bangalore may cost a bit higher, but they are likely to fetch greater returns.
Quality: Is the developer good enough? This is one of the crucial questions to be enquired before you decide to buy a commercial property. It is possible that the property is in an ideal location, but the quality of the building is poor. In that case, the poor quality can hamper your business prospects. It's better to go for reliable housing projects like Godrej Eternity.
Evaluate the demand: You must evaluate the prospect of the property before investing in it. Will the property serves the kind of business that you are willing to start? Will the demand be sustainable? You must know all about these questions.
Market rent: It is important to know the prevailing market rent of the property. You must compare it with your requirements to calculate your monthly returns from it.
Look for good tenants: A good tenant is always welcome for a commercial property. It can significantly add to the value of the property. Try to avoid smaller and unknown companies.
Diversify your investment: When investing in commercial property, it would be wiser to think about diversification. If you have invested in a single property, you will not get rent once the tenant vacates the place. But you must cough out the expenses related to the property on a regular basis. Try to invest in separate properties in different locations to ensure a constant flow of property income.
Security deposit: Security deposits in commercial properties vary between the rent for 10 and 12 months. If your tenant offers you a deposit of six months or less, you should be on your guard. It means that the tenant could be looking at a short-term option or has cash flow issues. In that case, you should avoid such clients.
Lease option: Commercial property often comes with the leasing option. It includes nine years or 15 years of the lease with some terms and conditions.
Fitout fares: Some commercial property in Bangalore comes with interior fitouts. Sometimes the developers provide the interior fitouts and charge an extra amount for it. Some tenants, however, take the responsibility of the interior works on their own. A tenant who wants to do his/her own fitouts is likely to stay longer to recover the costs.
Compare and be sure: Make sure that the promises given are true and make senses. Compare rental demands with other properties and assess the demand. Developers often include the fit-out rent with the main rent. But always remember that such rents are not permanent and payable only for a fixed period (generally five years).
To make your expenses for commercial property more profitable, evaluate the factors mentioned above. It's important to consider whether the property you are thinking of buying suits your purposes or not.
But buying a property in a thriving city like Bangalore involves a lot of money. It's just possible that you do not have that amount of liquid cash at your disposal. But you can always take out a home loan to fulfil your dream. Banks and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) like Bajaj Finserv offer great deals on home loans.
You can also avail the pre-approved offers of Bajaj Finserv Homes & Loans on a home loan and EMI finance on different products and other financial services. All you have to do is share a few basic details and check out your pre-approved offer.
It's clear that you can be parts of a prime property like Godrej Eternity with a little bit of planning and vision. It's not an idle dream anymore to enjoy the ownership of a property in the heart of one of the most happening cities of India! So, what are you waiting for? This is your chance to grab the future and make it your own.


Real Spellers - What's Going on With go?
What's Going on With go?
In our implementation of Orthography school-wide, a number of questions have been raised by the teachers implementing word inquiry in the classroom. Several of the teachers have guided their students through an understanding of function words vs. content words, and have taught the spelling law that content words must have at least three letters.
So what's up with <go>? When the dictionary in consulted it's clear <go> has a number of content-rich meanings; why only two letters? When we investigate the origin not much light is shed on the situation.
If anyone knows what's going on here I'd appreciate being pointed in the direction we should wend.


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Gran Turismo Sport Will Not Make November 2016 Release
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The much anticipated game, Gran Turismo Sport, was set to be released in November 2016, but will now be delayed. The exact date of release is yet to be determined, but they have said hopefully sometime in 2017.
Kazunori Yamauchi, Founder of Polyphony Digital, and Creator of Gran Turismo has said:
As we approach our planned release date in November, we realize we need more time to perfect GT Sport, which we've already dedicated so much effort towards since announcing the title
He also goes on to talk about how GT Sport is the most ambitious game they have ever made. It features PlayStation VR support, a much more in-depth photomode called Scapes, an eSports ranking system, and much more.
I admire their innovation, and can see there is definitely a lot more work to do than the average game. However, I am definitely disappointed that GT Sport will not release in 2016, yet I am not shocked at all. If you have been following the Gran Turismo series for as long as I have you would of expected at least one delay. I am sure that is also why they didn't give a new exact 2017 date. It would of missed that one too…
Currently, Amazon still has the GT Sport pre-order listed as November 2016, but I expect that to change shortly.
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ASPIRE: Guidelines for an LGBT-inclusive COVID-19 response
Events ASPIRE: Guidelines for an LGBT-inclusive COVID-19 response
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated existing inequalities faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and gender diverse (LGBT) persons around the globe and has also exposed new vulnerabilities for the LGBT population. In recognition of Pride month, the UN Independent Expert on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (IE SOGI), Mr. Victor Madrigal-Borloz, will be launching new guidelines for states to ensure a COVID-19 response free from violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Guided by a unique mnemonic, ASPIRE, these guidelines will help ensure protection for LGBT persons who face direct and indirect risks from COVID-19 while working to include LGBT perspectives in building back better. Mr. Madrigal-Borloz will be joined in conversation with a number of representatives from civil society organizations as well as UN member states.
The ASPIRE guidelines build off a series of online consultations conducted by the Mandate earlier this spring with participation from civil society representatives, including over 400 people from all regions of the world. The input collected was used as the basis for the Mandate's 2020 International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia (IDAHOBIT) statement to shed light on the different implications of the current pandemic on the LGBT community. These impacts were discussed during a previous webinar co-hosted by the UN Foundation in May and will be used as a building block for this discussion on concrete actions states should take to guide their COVID-19 response measures with the LGBT community in mind.
To view a live recording of this webinar click here.


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Q: Order data before selecting an option in dropdown I have a dropdown with options that you can order the data by in HTML:
<select ng-model="sortOrder" ng-options="option.value as option.name for item in options"></select>

Further I have the code that populates the data with ng-repeat and uses sortOrder model to sort the data by dropdown options:
<div ng-repeat="hello in worlds" | filter:searchQuery | orderBy: sortOrder"

It all works fine and the data gets sorted by the options in the dropdown but I would like to order the data in an alphabetical order before you click on an option in dropdown list. Or maybe an option can be selected by default and sorts the data.
I've been searching for the answer here on stackoverflow but haven't been able to find any.

A: Assuming that following are the values in the sortOrder model:
$scope.options = [
    {
        name: 'Name'
        value: 'name'
    },
    {
        name: 'Address'
        value: 'address'
    }
];

where name and address are properties of your worlds model.
This takes care of the sortBy - You also would need to sortIn feature - ascending or descending. You use another model for that:
$scope.sortAscending = false;

Thus, your select dropdown will be:
<select ng-model="sortOrder" ng-options="item.value as item.name
    for item in options"></select>

and your repeated elements will be:

Now, in order to have a default sortBy, you need to use the same reference - that way AngularJS will pick the value and bind it correctly
$scope.sortOrder = $scope.options[0].value;
This will set the default sort order to be by the name property.

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\section{Introduction}\label{sec1}
In the most relaxed galaxy clusters, the intracluster medium (ICM) cools and accumulates to the center, building high density gas reservoirs in the proximity of the brightest cluster galaxy (BCG). The cold central gas is thought to fuel the supermassive black hole (SMBH) in the BCG, which in turn launches powerful jets capable of excavating depressions (the so-called X-ray cavities) in the ICM ~\citep{2007ARA&A..45..117M,2012NJPh...14e5023M}. The tight interplay between the ICM thermodynamical state and the activation of the central active galactic nucleus (AGN) points to the existence of a \textit{feedback loop}, which has been validated with multi-wavelength observations (e.g., ~\citealt{2001MNRAS.328..762E,2004ApJ...607..800B,2006PhR...427....1P}). \\ However, the details of the mechanism are currently unknown. Indeed, in relaxed clusters it is possible to observe spirals, ripples, and discontinuities in surface brightness (e.g., \citealt{2010A&A...516A..32G}): these features are thought to be caused by \textit{sloshing}, i.e. an oscillation of the cold gas in the potential of the cluster following a minor merger, which results in the formation of \textit{cold fronts} (surface brightness discontinuities, with the inner side being colder and denser than the outside; see e.g., for reviews \citealt{2007PhR...443....1M,2016JPlPh..82c5301Z}). Considering the link between ICM cooling and AGN activity in clusters, the displacement of the gas from the BCG could impact the stability of the cooling cycle, and the sloshing-induced turbulence might interfere with the jet propagation. The outcomes of sloshing motion on AGN fuelling and jet stability have been investigated \citep{2019ApJ...885..111P,2020MNRAS.496.1471K} in the context of extended radio galaxies, but not for smaller ones. \\ While BCGs typically host Fanaroff-Riley Type I AGNs (FRIs, e.g., \citealt{2009ApJ...704.1586S}), the observation of radio galaxies in the mJy regime (e.g., \citealt{2012MNRAS.421.1569B}) has unveiled that the radio loud AGN population at z$<$0.05 is dominated by low-luminosity radio compact objects, being unresolved at the 5$''$ resolution of the FIRST (Faint Images of the Radio Sky at Twenty centimeters survey, \citealt{1995ApJ...450..559B}.) survey. Among these, \citet{2015A&A...576A..38B} selected AGNs associated with red massive early type galaxies, with a high mass SMBH ($\ge$$10^{8} $M$_{\odot}$), spectroscopically classified as low excitation galaxies; being apparently different from FRIs only in radio size, these sources have been named Fanaroff-Riley Type 0 (FR0) radio galaxies \citep{2011AIPC.1381..180G}. High-resolution radio observations have confirmed the compact morphology of FR0s (e.g., \citealt{2018ApJ...863..155C}), which is maintained also at lower frequencies \citep{2019A&A...631A.176C}, thus excluding that these radio galaxies are fading, once extended FRIs.\\ It has been proposed that FR0 could be powered by slowly spinning SMBH launching unstable jets (e.g., \citealt{2015A&A...576A..38B}). \cite{2020A&A...633A.161C} found that FR0s tend to reside in clusters and groups, but with a smaller number of members on average than FRIs: the authors proposed that this difference could lower the probability of SMBH mergers, and prevent the AGN from spinning up its engine. The presence of FR0s in galaxy clusters and groups opens the possibility of studying their environments in the X-ray band, in order to perform comparisons with the cluster environment of extended radio galaxies. Additionally, it could be possible to obtain information on the jet power of FR0s by studying the interaction between the radio galaxy and the surrounding ICM. \\
\textbf{Our target}. To investigate this subject, we performed a detailed analysis of the FR0 in Abell 795, a galaxy cluster at a redshift z$\sim$0.137 with a 30 ks archival \textit{Chandra} observation (ObsID 11734, see \url{https://cda.harvard.edu}). The FR0 coincides with the BCG of A795 \citep{2018MNRAS.476.5535T}, located at RA, DEC: 09:24:05.3, +14:10:21.5 (J2000). Since the central regions of clusters are distinctive in terms of ICM density and dynamics, the \textit{Chandra} observation of A795 offers the possibility of studying the link between ICM cooling and AGN activity for a compact radio galaxy. The FR0, hosted in a passive elliptical galaxy, is powered by a 3.9$\times10^{8}$M$_{\odot}$ SMBH with an accretion efficiency  of $\sim$10$^{-3}$ \citep{Ubertosi2021}, typical of low excitation radio galaxies. The compactness of the AGN is evident from radio observations: the radio galaxy is unresolved by FIRST at 1.4 GHz, implying an upper limit on the size of $\sim$10 kpc. The core of the radio galaxy has been barely resolved with the VLA at 8.4 GHz (0.2$''$ resolution, \citealt{2015MNRAS.453.1201H}). A MERLIN observation at 5 GHz (sub-arcsec resolution, \citealt{2010MNRAS.408.2261K}) revealed a possible core-jet morphology, with the putative jet oriented towards noth-east (position angle $\sim$120$^{\circ}$), and with a largest linear size of $\sim$1 kpc.
\\ In this work we adopt the following cosmology: $H_{0}$ = 70 km s$^{-1}$ Mpc$^{-1}$, $\Omega_{\text{m}}$=0.3, $\Omega_{\Lambda}$=0.7, which results in a conversion of 2.43 kpc/$''$. Uncertainties are reported at the $1\sigma$ confidence level. The radio spectral index $\alpha$ is defined as $S_{\nu}\propto\nu^{-\alpha}$ (where S is the flux density and $\nu$ is the frequency). The \textit{Chandra} data reduction and spectral fitting of A795's observation were carried out using \texttt{CIAO-4.12} and \texttt{Xspec-v12.10}, respectively (see \citealt{Ubertosi2021} for details).

\section{Analysis of the ICM}\label{sec2}
The 0.5-2 keV \textit{Chandra} image of A795 (Fig.\ref{fig:A795wide}, \textit{a}) reveals the presence of surface brightness discontinuities, to the east and west of the core. In order to enhance these edges, we fitted the image with a 2D $\beta$-model, and then subtracted the model from the image. The resulting residual map of Fig.\ref{fig:A795wide}\textit{b} shows that the ICM is arranged in a spiral geometry which extends to $\sim$200 kpc from the center. The spiral is particularly enhanced in two opposite arcs, which coincide with the edges seen in the original image.
\begin{figure*}[h]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[width=1\hsize]{A795wide3.pdf}
	\caption{\textit{Panel a:} \textit{Chandra} image (0.5-2 keV) of A795, Gaussian-smoothed with kernel radius of 3$''$. The ICM peak and the position of the FR0 in the BCG are indicated. \textit{Panel b:} 2D $\beta$ model subtracted \textit{Chandra} image over the same region of panel \textit{a}. \textit{Panel c}: Temperature map of A795; relative errors on temperature are of $\approx$25\%. In each panel, the arrows (green in \textit{a} and \textit{b}, black in \textit{c}) highlight the spiral geometry (see Sect.\ref{sec2}).}
	\label{fig:A795wide}
\end{figure*}
\\ Fig.\ref{fig:A795wide}, \textit{c} shows a temperature map of A795, obtained by binning the \textit{Chandra} image with the \texttt{CONTBIN} algorithm \citep{2006MNRAS.371..829S} in order to reach a signal-to-noise ratio of 30, and fitting the ICM spectrum of each region with an absorbed thermal model (\textbf{tbabs}$\ast$\textbf{apec}). The temperature map shows that the coldest gas nicely follows the spiral shape of the ICM, suggesting that the two edges could be cold fronts.
To measure the thermodynamical properties of each jump, we extracted spectra from three sectors: the first following the discontinuity, the second enclosing the region outside the edge, and the third extended to the edge of the chip (to account for the ICM along the line of sight). The resulting spectra were fitted with a deprojected, absorbed thermal model (\textbf{projct}$\ast$\textbf{tbabs}$\ast$\textbf{apec}). We found that the inner side of each front has a lower temperature and a higher density than the outer side:
\begin{enumerate}
	\item  A temperature gradient $T^{\text{out}}/T^{\text{in}} $=2.07$\pm$0.53 and a density jump $n_{e}^{\text{in}}/n_{e}^{\text{out}}$=2.67$\pm$0.10 for the East Front ($\chi^{2}$/D.o.f.=344.8/388).
	\item A temperature gradient $T^{\text{out}}/T^{\text{in}}$=1.61$\pm$0.46  and a density jump $n_{e}^{\text{in}}/n_{e}^{\text{out}}$=2.66$\pm$0.13 for the West Front ($\chi^{2}$/D.o.f.=364.1/377).
\end{enumerate}
These results confirm the cold front nature of the discontinuities. Therefore, our analysis unveiled that A795 is a disturbed cluster, in which the coldest gas phase has been displaced from the center and is now oscillating over the cluster scale.

\section{The FR0 complex environment}\label{sec3}
To investigate the interplay between the cluster environment and the central FR0, we determined the condition of the ICM within $\sim$30 kpc from the BCG. Fig.\ref{fig:A795zoom}, \textit{a}) shows a \textit{Chandra} image of the cluster core, where it is possible to spot the FR0 as a bright point source and the ICM peak on its left. While in relaxed clusters the ICM is centered on the BCG, in A795 there is an offset of $\sim$18 kpc between the two centers. We interpreted this separation as a consequence of the ICM displacement from its original \textit{relaxed} configuration; in particular, this offset suggests that sloshing is present around the BCG. \\The aim of our analysis was to probe whether the ICM density and temperature nearby the FR0 are peculiar w.r.t. those found around extended FRI radio galaxies in clusters, which would suggest that the cluster environment could be playing a major role in determining the size of the radio galaxy.
\begin{figure}[h]
	\centering
	\includegraphics[width=0.92\hsize]{A795fr02.pdf}
	\caption{\textit{Panel a:} Image of the cluster core, with regions used to study the ICM properties around the FR0 overlaid in blue and yellow (see Sect.\ref{sec4}). \textit{Panel b:} 1$''$- 5$''$ unsharp mask image with FIRST radio contours at 1.4 GHz overlaid in green. In both panels the black square marks the ICM peak, while the position of the X-ray cavities is indicated in cyan.}
	\label{fig:A795zoom}
\end{figure}
Considering the geometry of the cold gas spiral, we speculated that the north-east side of the AGN could consists of lower temperature gas w.r.t. the south-west side. Therefore, to investigate the properties of the ambient gas, we extracted the spectrum of the ICM surrounding the FR0 from two annular sectors of inner radius 2'' and outer radius 12'', centered on the BCG (see Fig.\ref{fig:A795zoom}, \textit{a}). Fitting with a \textbf{tbabs}$\ast$\textbf{apec} model returned a temperature kT=3.54$^{+0.41}_{-0.33}$ keV for the NE sector, a temperature kT=4.30$^{+0.30}_{-0.29}$ keV for the SW one, and an average density $n_{e}=2.1\pm0.1\times10^{-2}$ cm$^{-3}$. These results confirm the presence of temperature gradients around the BCG, with the colder phase being spatially connected to the sloshing spiral.
The spectral analysis unveiled that the environment of this FR0 is disturbed, since cold gas movements have shaped the morphology of the cluster. However, it is crucial to note that these conditions are not peculiar: sloshing has been observed in galaxy clusters with extended FRIs at their center, whose jets can be bent by the gas movement (e.g., \citealt{2020MNRAS.496.1471K}) but not destroyed. Moreover, the density of the central ICM is typical of galaxy clusters cores ($n_{e}\approx$10$^{-2}$ cm$^{-3}$, e.g., \citealt{2007ARA&A..45..117M}), thus excluding that the X-ray emitting gas is hampering the jet propagation. Hence, unless the jets of this FR0 are intrinsically weak, sloshing alone cannot explain the small size of the radio galaxy.

\section{X-ray cavities in the ICM}\label{sec4}
The \textit{Chandra} image of the cluster core (Fig.\ref{fig:A795zoom}) shows hints of a pair of depressions (D1 and D2) on opposite sides of the center. To highlight these features, we produced an unsharp masked image by subtracting a 5$''$ Gaussian smoothed image from a 1$''$ Gaussian smoothed one. The resulting map (Fig.\ref{fig:A795zoom}, \textit{b}) emphasizes the two depressions: the structures are slightly elliptical, with an average radius of $\sim$5 kpc, and lie at $\approx$30 kpc from the FR0 (see Tab.10 from \citealt{Ubertosi2021}). The significance of the depressions (30\% less counts than their surroundings) is at $\sim$2$\sigma$, therefore we classified D1 and D2 as \textit{putative X-ray cavities}. Considering the radio compactness of the FR0, and the lack of information on the duty cycle and feedback properties of these radio galaxies \citep{2019MNRAS.482.2294B,2020A&A...633A.161C}, the discovery of the X-ray cavities is puzzling. With the available radio data on the FR0, there are no indications that the cavities are radio filled. We note that if the plasma inside the depressions has aged, low frequency radio observations could detect it. \citet{Ubertosi2021}, by inspecting low frequency observations of A795, discovered a steep spectrum, diffuse source centered on the cluster; however, the resolution of the available data do not allow to investigate the presence of radio emission coincident with the cavities. Alternatively, the radio surface brightness inside the depressions could lie below the sensitivity of the available observations. Interestingly, the total fluxes measured by the NVSS (National Radio Astronomy Observatory VLA Sky Survey, \citealt{1998AJ....115.1693C}) survey (45$''$ beam) and by the FIRST survey (5$''$ beam) at 1.4 GHz differ by $\sim$5 mJy. This excess flux could arise from low surface brightness extensions coincident with the cavities, but the resolution of the NVSS provides no clue on the excess morphology. On the contrary, core variability might explain this difference.
\\An additional peculiarity is that the cavities are not on opposite sides of the AGN, but they are offset towards north-east. Since this is also the direction of sloshing motions in the central regions (see Fig.\ref{fig:A795wide}), we speculated that the cavities might have been inflated in the past in the proximity of the FR0 ($\sim$1-10 kpc from the core). Later, the gas turbulent motion could have dragged the cavities away towards north east ($\sim$30 kpc from the core).

\section{Summary \& Conclusions}\label{sec5}
The \textit{Chandra} observation of A795 revealed the presence of sloshing movement of the ICM around the FR0 in the BCG. However, the overall thermodynamical conditions do not differ from typical FRI-cluster environments, which highlights the role of an intrinsic jet weakness in explaining the size of the FR0. A pair of X-ray cavities was found in the proximity of the FR0, and their position w.r.t. the FR0 is consistent with a sloshing-influenced uprise of the bubbles. If the connection between the cavities and the central AGN is confirmed by future deep X-ray and radio observations, the BCG of A795 would be the first discovered FR0 to have established a feedback cycle in a galaxy cluster.

\section*{Acknowledgments}
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Spartans Drop Regular Season Finale to Messiah
York (Pa)
Messiah (17-22) 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 5 4 2
York (Pa) (25-14) 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 5 5
2B: Garrett Southern; Craig Wiley
Craig Wiley photo courtesy of David Sinclair photography
YORK, PA. – The York College baseball team concluded their regular season schedule with a 5-2 loss against Messiah in York on a cloudy Wednesday afternoon.
Records:
York (Pa.): 25-14
Messiah: 17-22
Score: York 2, Messiah 5
Hits: York 5, Messiah 4
Errors: York 5, Messiah 2
Left on Base: York 12, Messiah 7
Doubles: York 2, Messiah 0
Triples: York 0, Messiah 0
Homeruns: York 0, Messiah 0
• After three scoreless innings to start the game as the Spartans were held hitless through those three frames, Garrett Southern would lead off the bottom of the fourth with a double to right field to get things going for York. He would move to third on a single by Craig Wiley and then Southern would score on an error on a failed pickoff attempt to put York ahead 1-0 after four.
• Messiah would get on the board in a big way in the top of the fifth innings, scoring five runs without recording a single hit in the inning taking advantage of six walks, a hit-by-pitch, and three Spartan errors. Trent Culver and Chris Larose would pick up RBIs on back-to-back bases-loaded walks to take the lead with three more runs coming in on a pair of Spartan errors to take a 5-1 lead over the Green and White.
• York would get one run back in the bottom of the sixth inning when Wiley doubled to left field and then came in to score on a single through the left side by Grant Oberholtzer to cut the deficit to three. The Spartans would be held to just one hit over the final three innings as Luke Blasick picked up a six-out save for the Falcons as York fell 5-2 in their regular season finale.
Spartan Offensive Leaders
Garrett Southern: 2-for-4, 1 run scored, 2B
Craig Wiley: 2-for-4, 1 run scored, 2B
Grant Oberholtzer: 1-for-3, RBI, 2 SB, BB
Messiah Offensive Leaders
Chris Larose: 1-for-3, RBI, 1 run scored, BB
Jarod Bingaman: 1-for-3, 1 run scored, BB
Kasey Caras: 1-for-3, SB, BB
Spartan Pitching
Josh Mann: 3.0 innings pitched, 2 hits, 2 K
Robert Chaney: 1.2 innings pitched, 1 hit, 3 runs, 2 earned, 4 BB, K (L, 1-1)
Tim Halasnik: 0.0 innings pitched, 2 runs, 0 earned, 2 BB
Donovan Oakes: 3.1 innings pitched, 1 hit, 2 BB, K
Conor Miller: 1.0 innings pitched
Messiah Pitching
Carson Spangler: 4.0 innings pitched, 2 hits, 1 run, 0 earned, 3 BB, 7 K
Jorge Zambrano III: 2.0 innings pitched, 2 hits, 1 run, 1 earned, 2 BB, K (W, 1-0)
Nick Early: 1.0 innings pitched, 1 hit, K
Luke Blasick: 2.0 innings pitched, BB, K (Save, 1)
Notes: The Spartans are now 43-9 all-time against Messiah … the Spartans have lost six of their last seven games to end the regular season … the Spartans finish the regular season with an 11-7 non-conference record and 2-4 when a lefty starts on the mound for the opponent … York struck out ten times in the loss making four straight games with double-digit strikeouts for the Spartan offense … the Spartans committed a season-high five errors in the loss … York pitching snapped a six-game streak of giving up at least one home run … Grant Oberholtzer stole a pair of bases and now is perfect 22-for-22 on the year … Oberholtzer now is just one RBI away from reaching 100 career RBI … Craig Wiley tied his career high with two hits in the game … Donovan Oakes tossed a career-long 3.1 innings in the game allowing no runs and just one hit … York finishes their home schedule with a 12-3 record as they dropped their final three home games of the season.
The Spartans will head down to Newport News, Virginia as they compete in Pod B of the CAC Tournament. York will go up against Mary Washington and #2 Christopher Newport in their pod with their first game being against Mary Washington on Friday at 9:00 am at CNU.


It's hard to believe that we are nearing the end of our Lenten journey. It seems to have gone by so fast. That's probably because so much has already happened during these 40 days. We always say that we're supposed to slow down and simplify during Lent; and yet we've had more activity than ever this year. The Bishop's visit on March 17th (see our Facebook photo galleries here and here !) was a glorious occasion with two baptisms, the consecration of chrism, numerous confirmations and receptions into the Episcopal Church, and of course, tacos! We've taken a virtual tour of the Art Institute of Chicago's Christian art collection during adult formation. We've continued our tradition of sharing soup and salad on Wednesday nights. And yesterday, we celebrated the fiesta de quince años of Katie and Karina Jara. You're not alone if you feel it's all gone by in a blur.
But the journey is far from over. On Palm Sunday, we tell two stories: the story of Jesus's triumphant entry into Jerusalem and his tragic walk to Calvary, where he is brutally crucified. These stories serve as bookends for what we call the Easter Triduum. The word, "Triduum," means three days, and it refers to the liturgies of Holy or Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Great Vigil of Easter. In actuality, these are a single liturgy spread over three days, in which we hear the entire story of Jesus's Passion, death and Resurrection.
On Maundy Thursday, we hear the story of the Last Supper, which encapsulates Jesus's washing of his disciples' feet, his betrayal by Judas, and the institution of the Holy Eucharist. On Good Friday, we once again proclaim the agonizing story of Jesus's journey to the Cross and his death, this time from the Gospel of John. And at the Great Vigil of Easter, we recount the story of God's salvation of humanity throughout history, beginning with the creation story in Genesis, continuing with the Exodus of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt and the witness of the prophets, and ending with the supreme act of salvation in the Resurrection of Jesus from the dead.
During the Triduum, we not only hear these stories, but we participate with our hands and feet in sacred rituals that enact these stories' Lenten themes of sacrifice, surrender and salvation. We wash feet to obey Jesus's commandment (the mandatum behind the English word, Maundy) to serve each other, "do this in remembrance of me." We venerate the cross as a symbol of Jesus's sacrifice for us all. We light the new fire, sing the Exsultet, and celebrate the first Mass of Easter to signify the coming of Christ as God's light into a world that is always in danger of being conquered by the forces of darkness.
Holy Week is a deep, exhausting experience, one that requires endurance. But it is transformative, too, because it calls us into greater faithfulness with the one who showed us how to live with integrity and love. It is a journey worth taking, and the only way we can endure the sore feet, the raw emotions, and the weary souls is to take it together. So, I encourage you to attend the entire Triduum. It will make the moment all the more joyous, when we say together on Saturday night and Sunday morning, Christ is Risen!
Let all your friends know about St. Helena's and invite them to join us for Holy Week. Promotional postcards are available on the entryway table (see above).
Flowers: Anyone interested in sponsoring flowers for a Sunday or feast day in memory of a loved one should sign the sign-up sheet in the narthex or speak to Jan Shangle. The charge is $50.
Visite nuestro sitio web bilingüe para conocer los eventos de la parroquia y los programas para niños y adultos.
Visit our bilingual website to learn about the parish's events and the programs for children and adults.


Swagtron T5 Review - A Budget Hoverboard, But Is It Any Good?
Swagtron T5 Review – A Budget Hoverboard, But Is It Any Good?
Hoverboards with UL 2272 certification have traditionally started at around $400 for a decent board, but is it possible to get a safe, properly certified self balancing scooter for even cheaper? In this article we're going to be looking at a "budget" hoverboard that meets all safety criteria.
Swagtron is a name that's becoming more and more recognizable by the second, despite having been founded just over a year ago, as they keep putting out one new model on the market after the next. They certainly have a whole lot of products to look over, but the Swagtron T5 hoverboard is the one that caught our eye as it represents a rather interesting opportunity for those of us who don't have thousands of dollars to spare. This is by far one of the cheapest models available that still has full UL 2272 certification and safety features and the price will certainly be enticing to many.
In our Swagtron T5 review we'll look at this product in depth to see if it can live up to other hoverboards on the market, despite its affordable price.
2 How Is Swagtron T5 Different From T1 And T3?
3 Does the Swagtron T5 have the necessary safety certification?
7 Final verdict: Is the Swagtron T5 worth the investment?
It Weighs 18 pounds and measures 7 by 3.8 by 24 inches, the same as virtually every other hoverboard out there, only lighter.
The top speed is measured at 7 miles per hour (11.27 km/h) with the maximum travelling range at 7 miles. As you might have guessed, those two factors depend on the kind of terrain you'll be travelling and how hefty you are.
The charging time for the battery is around one hour.
Each wheel has its own 200 watt motor.
There is the learner riding mode if you are just getting started, as well as a standard one if you already know what you're doing.
The battery has Sentryshield Multilayer Protection making it resistant to impact, scratches and heat.
It's environment-friendly and produces absolutely no emissions.
You can get it in either black or white.
It is actually one of the cheapest UL2272 hoverboards on the market today – only a few months ago we could only have dreamed of getting a UL certified hoverboard at such an affordable price.
How Is Swagtron T5 Different From T1 And T3?
As was mentioned before, Swagtron is in the habit of making more than one model to try and cater to all of their customers, and there are actually T1 and T3 models of the hoverboard that came before the T5. For more detailed info on Swagtron T1 vs T3 vs T5 see a comparison of the 3.
It costs $50 more than the T5.
It can support a maximum weight of 220 pounds instead of 187lbs.
The maximum speed is at 8 miles per hour and the maximum travelling distance 12 miles. The Swagtron T5 speed is is 7mph – not a huge difference.
The wheel motors are 250 watts each.
It weighs 22 pounds, 4 more than the Swagtron T5.
Apart from black and white it's also available in blue, red, gold and pink.
The Swagtron T3 actually costs $150 more than the T5.
The wheels have 300 watt motors.
It has three riding modes: learner, standard, and advanced for those who already have a considerable amount of experience and want to take their abilities to the next level.
It also comes with a built-in HQ audio Bluetooth speaker, a carrying strap as well as a Swagtron iOS and Android App.
To give a short recap, the Swagtron T5 hoverboard is the cheaper choice out of the three, but comes at the cost of a slightly less impressive performance – the motors are not quite as powerful and you don't quite get the same speed and range as with the other models. The differences are only minor though, and certainly wouldn't be noticed by someone new to hoverboarding.
The T3 is the best in terms of capabilities with all of its bells and whistles, and the T1 is somewhere between the two (the Swagtron T1 tends to be the most popular choice). For kids or hoverboard newbies the T5 would certainly be sufficient.
Does the Swagtron T5 have the necessary safety certification?
The T5 model, like many other Swagtron products, comes with a UL2272 certification which attests to the fact that it's reliable and follows the quality and safety standards of the industry. In addition, it was also the only model to pass the 10-ton crush test as well as receive the UL1998 (Standard for software in programmable components) and UL991 (Standard for Tests for Safety-Related Controls) certifications.
In other words, it's been tested and approved across the whole board. You can buy any of the Swagtron hoverboards with confidence.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see what main benefit the Swagboard T5 brings to the table: the price. It's actually quite cheap compared to virtually all the other options out there and still offers a decent enough performance that you can use it on a daily basis for prolonged periods of time.
The lower weight makes it easier to carry, and while four pounds may not sound like much to an adult, if you're buying it for your kid they will definitely notice the difference.
The learner riding mode is also quite useful for those who are making their first foray into the world of hoverboards.
Finally, all the tests and certifications it passed are certainly noteworthy and stand as a very rare official guarantee of the board's reliability and sturdy construction; it's quite difficult to find any other board in the same price range with such certificates.
On the other side of the coin, there are some differences that some people won't be able to ignore. To begin with, while the top speed and travelling range are acceptable (and possibly preferable for a younger child), more experienced hoverboarders will most likely find that the Swagtron T5 doesn't quite stand up to the competition – for $50 more the Swagtron T1 might be a better option.
While your specific situation will determine whether the lower maximum load will be a problem, obviously the higher the load it can carry the better. This will only carry up to 187lbs, which is lower than the average max weight of 220lbs that most hoverboards can carry.
Lastly, while it may not be a huge deal, there are a few people out there who reported some negative experiences with the company's customers service, which is typical for smaller retailers that haven't started very long ago, so keep that in mind if you need to contact them.
The Swagboard T5 comes with a 1-year warranty on manufacturing defects and the like. This means that if technical issues arise during the first year of purchase you will be able to get a replacement, provided you've only been using it as instructed.
Final verdict: Is the Swagtron T5 worth the investment?
Despite its lesser performance and more limited features, the Swagtron T5 smart board self balancing scooter remains one of the best choices for children and beginners.
It's one of the lightest models so easier to carry, has all the safety certifications out there you could ask for, is made with durable, fire resistant materials, and is fully equipped to safely introduce you to the hoverboarding experience at an extremely reasonable price… after all, you don't want to spend thousands on your first board only to figure out that you don't actually like it.
The Swagtron T5 is an option that deserves to be seriously considered for first-timers and I certainly wouldn't hesitate to buy it for my own kids or as a gift. The only downside really is the lack of colors – it only comes in black and white.
As with all the Swagtron products, it can be bought on the official website. However there are many other options if you have a favorite retailer to buy from – personally I prefer Amazon for price and FREE shipping, but you can also get it at Best Buy, Modells, Target, Toys R Us and more.
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When it comes to value and affordability, the Swagtron T5 can't really be beaten. It doesn't have quite the same capability in terms of power and speed (the differences are only minor), but that just makes it an even better choice for kids or beginners!


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Choosing the right mattress is one of the hardest things to get right as you really need to spend a night on one to know if it suits you and some spend thousands hoping to guaranty comfort only to still be disappointed. There really is no need for all that fancy complicated technology in a mattress, its either comfortable to you or it's not. While we can't guaranty our mattresses will be right for everyone, at least you won't be spending thousands to find out, so give us a try, you might just be pleasantly surprised.
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We supply everyone from professional builders and commercial businesses to the DIY savvy home handyman that is looking for solid mid range quality at the best prices in South Australia. We achieve this by not paying for a flashy showroom location and costly advertising, instead choosing to focus on a modest range of carefully selected items that we have found appeal to the majority of people.


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A Combination of Acalabrutinib With R-CHOP in Subjects With Previously Untreated Non-GCB Subtype DLBCL (ACE-LY-312)
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Official Title
Phase 3, Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Study of Acalabrutinib in Combination With Rituximab, Cyclophosphamide, Doxorubicin, Vincristine, and Prednisone in Subjects ≤65 Years With Previously Untreated Non-Germinal Centre DLBCL
Phase 3 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, study assessing the efficacy and safety of acalabrutinib plus rituximab,cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine, and prednisone (R-CHOP) vs placebo plus R-CHOP in subjects ≤65 years of age with previously untreated non-germinal centre diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.
Trial Description
Primary Outcome:
Progression-free survival (PFS) per the Lugano Classification for NHL in Arm A compared to Arm B
Secondary Outcome:
Investigator-assessed event-free survival (EFS) for NHL in Arm A compared to Arm B
Overall survival in Arm A compared to Arm B
Percentage of Participants Who Achieved a Complete Response (CR) per 2014 Lugano Classification at the end of study treatment
Phase 3 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, study to evaluate the efficacy and safety of acalabrutinib plus rituximab,cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine, and prednisone (R-CHOP) as compared with placebo plus R-CHOP in subjects ≤65 years of age with previously untreated non-germinal centre diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (activated B-cell (ABC) and unclassified).
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Q: Better way to pass state other than creating two same lines in flutter So I'm doing tutorial from flutter's website, then I modify the tutorial's code to add delete feature on stateful widget. I think this is a redundant thing to do (comment number 1 to 5):
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'package:english_words/english_words.dart';

void main() {
  runApp(new MyApp());
}

class SavedWords extends StatefulWidget {
  final Set<WordPair> _saved; // 1
  SavedWords(this._saved); // 2
  @override
  createState() => SavedWordState(_saved); // 3
}

class SavedWordState extends State<SavedWords> {
  Set<WordPair> _saved; // 4
  SavedWordState(this._saved); // 5

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    final tiles = _saved.map(
      (pair) {
        return new ListTile(
          title: new Text(
            pair.asPascalCase,
          ),
          trailing: new Icon(Icons.delete),
          onTap: () {
            setState(() {
              _saved.remove(pair);
            });
          },
        );
      },
    );
    final divided = ListTile
        .divideTiles(
          context: context,
          tiles: tiles,
        )
        .toList();
    return new Scaffold(
      appBar: new AppBar(
        title: new Text('Saved Suggestions'),
      ),
      body: new ListView(children: divided),
    );
  }
}

class RandomWords extends StatefulWidget {
  @override
  createState() => RandomWordsState();
}

class RandomWordsState extends State<RandomWords> {
  final _suggestions = <WordPair>[];

  final _saved = new Set<WordPair>();
  final _biggerFont = const TextStyle(fontSize: 18.0);
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return new Scaffold(
      appBar: new AppBar(
        title: new Text('Startup Name Generator'),
        actions: <Widget>[
          new IconButton(icon: new Icon(Icons.list), onPressed: _pushSaved),
        ],
      ),
      body: _buildSuggestions(),
    );
  }

  void _pushSaved() {
    Navigator.of(context).push(
      new MaterialPageRoute(
        builder: (context) {
          return new SavedWords(_saved);
        },
      ),
    );
  }

  Widget _buildSuggestions() {
    return new ListView.builder(
        padding: const EdgeInsets.all(16.0),
        itemBuilder: (context, i) {
          if (i.isOdd) return new Divider();
          final index = i ~/ 2;
          if (index >= _suggestions.length) {
            _suggestions.addAll(generateWordPairs().take(10));
          }
          return _buildRow(_suggestions[index]);
        });
  }

  Widget _buildRow(WordPair pair) {
    final alreadySaved = _saved.contains(pair);
    return new ListTile(
      title: new Text(
        pair.asPascalCase,
        style: _biggerFont,
      ),
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        alreadySaved ? Icons.favorite : Icons.favorite_border,
        color: alreadySaved ? Colors.red : null,
      ),
      onTap: () {
        setState(() {
          if (alreadySaved) {
            _saved.remove(pair);
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        });
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    );
  }
}

class MyApp extends StatelessWidget {
  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return new MaterialApp(
      title: 'Startup Name Generator',
      home: new RandomWords(),
      theme: new ThemeData(
        primaryColor: Colors.black,
        secondaryHeaderColor: Colors.black,
      ),
    );
  }
}

This is just 1 view, imagine if there's a lot of views, is there any better way to do this?

A: You should not have a custom constructor on State<T> subclass.
So you can't do
class SavedWordState extends State<SavedWords> {
  Set<WordPair> _saved; // 4
  SavedWordState(this._saved); // 5

and
@override
createState() => SavedWordState(_saved); // 3

instead, State<T> has a T widget property used to get fields from StatefulWidget subclass.
So inside your State<T> you can do the following :
class SavedWords extends StatefulWidget {
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  SavedWords({ this.saved });

  @override
  createState() => SavedWordState();
}

...

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The Remote Controller Mounting Bracket can be used to mount the CrystalSky monitor onto the DJI series Remote Controller.
Quick mounting and releasing. Fast, powerful thrust, well balanced.
Recommend purchasing in pairs. Each pair provides Max 25*-minute flight time with the Zenmuse X5S, 27*-minute flight time with the Zenmuse X4S.


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Сатьяки () — герой древнеиндийского эпоса «Махабхарата», великий воин, принадлежавший к роду Вришни — тому же роду, что и Кришна. Сатьяки — патроним от имени отца героя, его отца звали Сатьяка. Личное имя героя — Ююдхана. На знамени Сатьяки изображён лев. Его лучшим другом был Арджуна, вместе с которым он проходил обучение военному искусству у Дроны. Сатьяки также был другом детства Дурьодханы, и в битве на Курукшетре он горестно сетует, столкнувшись на поле боя с товарищем детских игр. Сатьяки был необыкновенно сильным воином, и одним из немногих, кому доводилось одолеть в схватке непобедимого Карну. Кришна преданно защищал родича в битве на Курукшетре, где Сатьяки сражался на стороне Пандавов. Когда Сатьяки грозила гибель в схватке с праведным Кауравой Бхуришравасом, Кришна уговорил Арджуну вмешаться, нарушив правила поединка. Арджуна отрубил Бхуришравасу (своему троюродному дяде) руку с занесённым мечом, и Сатьяки был спасён. Искалеченный Бхуришравас принял молитвенную позу, чтобы прямо на поле боя мирно покинуть земную оболочку, но Сатьяки безжалостно добил праведника, за что был сурово порицаем своим родичем Критаварманом, сражавшимся на стороне Кауравов. Доблестный и непобедимый Сатьяки — единственный, за исключением божественного Кришны, оставшийся в живых союзник Пандавов.

Ссылки
 Yadu Genealogy
 Mahabharata translated by C Rajagopalachari

Персонажи «Махабхараты»

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Your son is on the varsity football team, and you are in the stands watching the game. Your son takes a significant hit and the coach pulls him for the rest of the game. After the game, the athletic trainer wants to see you in his office.
What should be the immediate response to an event that may have caused a concussion?
The model policy contains the following protocol to follow when a concussion is suspected in interscholastic sports:
Immediately remove the athlete from practice or competition. If there is a deterioration of symptoms, loss of consciousness, or direct neck pain associated with the injury, a coach, parent, or guardian should call 911.
The school's licensed healthcare provider, who is trained in the evaluation and management of concussion, should evaluate the injured student-athlete.
School personnel (Athletic Director, Building Administrator, Certified Athletic Trainer, School Nurse, Coach, etc.) should next inform parents/guardian that a concussion is suspected.
The school should provide the student-athlete with the district's board-of-education-approved medical checklist and suggestions for management to give to the parent/guardian, physician, and/or other licensed healthcare professional trained in the evaluation and management of concussion.
The student-athlete must receive written clearance, from a physician trained in the evaluation and management of concussion, which certifies that the student-athlete is asymptomatic at rest and may begin the district's graduated return-to-play protocol. Medical clearance that is inconsistent with district, charter, and non-public school policy may not be accepted and such matters will be referred to the school/team physician.
What exactly is baseline testing? Is it the same as neurocognitive testing?
The term "baseline testing" typically refers to a brief computerized neurocognitive test that provides information about how an individual performs certain cognitive functions. Some of the computerized programs test for attention span, working memory, sustained and selective attention time, response variability, non-verbal problem solving, and reaction time. Individual programs may have unique testing criteria. Once an individual's baseline is recorded for these functions, physicians or school personnel can administer a re-test following a suspected concussion (though not immediately following the event) and the software program will compare the scores from the baseline test to the scores from the re-test. There are numerous baseline testing software companies that make baseline testing available to individuals, teams, and other groups.
Baseline testing is just one tool to assist physicians in diagnosing concussions and making safe return-to-play decisions. It is not mandated in New Jersey that student-athletes take baseline tests. A baseline test and subsequent re-tests are not necessary to monitor the progress of recovery from a concussion, however, many clinicians use the tests because of additional information they may provide to assist with return-to-play decisions and academic accommodations. Baseline testing is useful because it is the only objective diagnostic tool available to clinicians who treat and manage concussions.
The computerized neurocognitive test typically used for baseline testing is different from a complete neuropsychological evaluation. A typical complete neuropsychological evaluation takes about ten hours to complete and provides detailed information about an individual's brain-behavior relationships. A neuropsychological evaluation may become important when the symptoms of a concussion are not resolving and the physician refers to a neuropsychologist for further evaluation.
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Should I be worried about my son who has had at least three concussions over the years?
There is no specific number of concussions identified as a cut-off point for playing organized sports. Experts do agree that it is critically important to keep good medical records in a child's medical history about any concussion that has occurred including information about symptoms, length of recovery, and any concussion experts involved in the child's recovery. This kind of information can help parents, physicians, and student-athletes determine when sports-related concussions present a risk to the quality of a child's future and potential to reach his or her academic and career goals.
The main concern about multiple concussions is the potential for long-term effects that can compromise an individual's quality of life. There is no information available to determine which concussion could be "one too many." Research suggests that each subsequent concussion takes progressively longer to resolve. Decisions about playing organized sports and decisions about when it is safe to return-to-play are ultimately up to athletes, parents/guardians, and physicians. Having accurate concussion history can help everyone make better-informed decisions. The key point to remember is that each individual is unique and each concussion is unique. Each concussion is a brain injury and should be taken seriously.
The Return-To-Play (RTP) information seems so complicated. How do I know if we are making the right decision?
It takes a team approach to manage a concussion. In New Jersey, Interscholastic sports are structured in such a way that there are well-informed personnel in high schools involved in return-to-play decision-making. Athletic trainers and coaches are required to take concussion training, and the Athletic Trainer's Society of New Jersey (ATSNJ) has been an active participant in discussions about concussion issues. In addition, each school district in New Jersey is required to have a concussion policy in place that is based on the model policy developed by the New Jersey Department of Education and a team of concussion experts.
The return-to-play protocol included in the New Jersey Model Policy on Concussion was presented at the 2008 International Conference on Concussion in Sport and provides for a student-athlete to move through the protocol over at least a five-day process with exertion increasing each day. A clinician should monitor the protocol to observe whether or not symptoms re-occur at any time during the process. If any symptoms re-occur, the student-athlete must go back to the previous step before proceeding with the protocol. A key to making safe return-to-play decisions is to be certain that the student-athlete understands the importance of reporting any symptoms during the recovery process. Information from the student-athlete, physician, athletic trainer, coach, parents/guardians, teachers and even peers is considered throughout recovery and included in the return-to-play decision making. Training on concussion is available from a variety of sources for each of these individuals; it is important for all individuals working with student-athletes to be well informed and knowledgeable about concussion issues.
The rise in media attention to concussion often comes as a result of a local tragedy, usually a case of second impact syndrome. Second impact syndrome describes an event that results in death or lifelong disability because an athlete sustains a second blow or hit before a concussion is completely resolved. In such instances, the relative severity or lack thereof of the second hit does not seem to be correlated to the onset of second impact syndrome. Research is ongoing to learn more about second impact syndrome, as it seems to be something that only affects adolescents and young adults. The risk of second impact syndrome is one of the reasons why return-to-play decisions are so critical.
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Using Arbitration Can Be Quick, Flexible And Inexpensive As The Pandemic Rages On
Going to court often means years of litigation and delay.
By ANDREW KINSTLER Pacific ADR
So, you have a dispute with a supplier, a customer, even an employee. If you go to court, you are looking at years of litigation and delay, and with the current backlog due to COVID restrictions, the timeline is longer than ever.
Arbitration might be an alternative to consider with your attorney. It can be quick, flexible, and inexpensive, even where the parties are paying for the arbitrator's time.
WHAT IS ARBITRATION?
Arbitration is a method of dispute resolution where a person, usually an attorney, is appointed to be "judge and jury" to resolve a dispute.
Arbitration arises from a private agreement between the parties, often based on an arbitration clause in the contract between the parties covering the issue in dispute.
However, parties can agree to arbitrate where they have no prior agreement requiring arbitration, and in an environment where it is increasingly difficult and expensive to get a court date, arbitration can be a cost-effective way to bring closure to a dispute. The parties simply need to agree to arbitrate. They can then choose an arbitrator (or ask their local court to appoint one) and they can then agree upon, or work out with the arbitrator, rules and procedures that can be as simple or complex as needed to cost-effectively and expeditiously resolve the dispute.
An arbitration proceeding does not have to follow any particular "pre-ordained" model. The parties can agree to almost any method of handling the hearing. For example, the parties can agree that each party will present a proposed "decision" and the arbitrator's only role will be to choose between the two proposals. Or that each side will have a limited amount of time to present a case. The only limits are the creativity of the parties and their willingness to agree on the procedure to be used.
CAN YOU BE FORCED TO ARBITRATE?
Where the parties have a contract clause requiring arbitration they will still, at times, disagree on whether they agreed to arbitrate a particular dispute. As a result, a court may need to weigh in at the outset on whether a dispute is subject to private arbitration.
A party seeking to compel arbitration must file a lawsuit to order arbitration, followed by a motion that shows an agreement to arbitrate and alleges the other party's refusal to arbitrate under the agreement. Conversely, a party seeking to avoid arbitration must show the absence of an arbitration agreement.
Both federal law and Washington law favor arbitration. However, it is the responsibility of the courts to determine whether the parties agreed to arbitrate and that the arbitration contract is valid. Courts will order arbitration if the court finds that there is an enforceable agreement to arbitrate. If the court finds that there is no enforceable agreement, it may not order the parties to arbitrate.
All in all, where there is an arbitration agreement in place, courts usually order the parties to arbitrate the dispute.
WHAT CAN THE ARBITRATOR DECIDE?
Even when an arbitration agreement is enforceable, and most are, an arbitration agreement only applies to those issues the parties have agreed to arbitrate. When arbitrability is contested in court proceedings, the court makes the threshold determination of whether a dispute falls within the scope of the parties' arbitration agreement, unless the parties delegated this determination to the arbitrator.
An issue that often arises is whether a party can be required to arbitrate a claim arising from a statutory right, such as a claim arising under the Washington Law Against Discrimination or the minimum wage act. The law is now settled that a contractual arbitration agreement covering such claims is enforceable, and the parties will be required to arbitrate such claims if the waiver of the judicial forum is clear and unmistakable.
WHAT IF YOU ARE ALREADY IN COURT?
A party's failure to seek to compel arbitration in a timely manner may constitute waiver of the party's right to arbitrate. Unless the parties agree otherwise, the arbitrator usually decides whether a party has waived its right to arbitrate by delaying in demanding arbitration or failing to comply with a contractual time limitation or precondition to arbitration.
HOW DOES AN ARBITRATION PROCEED?
The parties can agree on almost any procedure for presenting the dispute to the arbitrator. However, in the absence of a contrary agreement between the parties, the Washington Uniform Arbitration Act establishes a number of procedural minimums for the scheduling of the arbitration hearing:
1. The arbitrator shall set the time and place of the hearing and give notice at least five days before the hearing begins.
2. A hearing may be adjourned at the request of a party, for good cause shown, or on the arbitrator's own initiative.
3. A hearing may not be postponed to a time later than that set forth in the arbitration agreement unless the parties agree to a later date.
4. A decision must be made based on the evidence "produced," even if a party who was notified of the hearing does not appear.
5. A party to an arbitration proceeding may be represented by a lawyer.
Unless the parties agree otherwise, the arbitrator has substantial authority to compel the attendance of witnesses at the arbitration proceeding and to produce records and "other evidence" at the hearing.
Arbitrators now consistently oversee hearings that are completely virtual, with all parties and witnesses appearing by videoconference. The parties and the arbitrator can be physically located at different locations literally all over the world, with no one having to travel, or even leave home, to attend the arbitration. As we have all seen in the past 18 months, the technology for such a proceeding is now very stable and, while not perfect, most arbitrators and litigation attorneys will attest to the cost-effectiveness and overall effectiveness of virtual arbitrations. They are here to stay.
Andrew Kinstler is a mediator and arbitrator with Pacific ADR. He concentrates his mediation/arbitration practice on employment law, commercial disputes, and personal injury cases, having litigated in those areas for almost 40 years with the Helsell Fetterman law firm.
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After the last little announcement about Brandon ROUTH joining the cast for THE WALKING DEAD (which has been denied by his website), Jerrrey DEMUNN has been announced.
Now I have apparently seen at least 2 movies and shows that he's been in, but I can't place his face as to the character. Over the course of his long career, DeMunn has appeared in numerous films and TV series, including "Law & Order," "ER," "The Twilight Zone" and "The X-files." DeMunn has also previously collaborated with Darabont in "The Mist," "The Majestic," "The Green Mile" and "The Shawshank Redemption."
From looking at him I think we may have found Dale, as he does look pretty much like the character in the comic books....we'll see I guess.
That's 3 characters (possibly 4 if the Routh rumour is true) filled in.....plenty more to go...I'll keep you updated.


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Monster Bass Being Caught Out Of Florida! Keith Alan Shows You How It's Done.
Good friend Keith Alan dropped me a line with an Incredible format for catching MONSTER BASS in Fl. This TrophyCatch Florida contest is getting bigger and bigger each year. It doesn't matter if you live in Fl or Ca. Check out how many people where on fishing vacations and had a chance to win big. Click here to find out more.
Happy New Year! TrophyCatch Season 3 ended on a very positive note, and Season 4 is off to an even better start, with peak fishing time right around the corner. TrophyCatch is the citizen-science program that allows the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) to collect data on largemouth bass heavier than 8 pounds. In return, corporate partners reward anglers for properly documenting the catch with a photo of the entire bass (head to tail) on a scale with the weight showing, and releasing it. Check out these trends to find your own trophy bass.
During Season 3, the FWC verified 1,744 TrophyCatch bass, with more than 70 percent of the submissions being approved. The previous season, 993 bass heavier than 8 pounds were verified, which was about 60 percent of submissions. The first season, 185 were verified, which was less than 40 percent of submissions.
"This reflects an increasing awareness by anglers of the TrophyCatch program and how to document their catches, but also shows how prolific the trophy bass fishery is in Florida," said KP Clements, director of TrophyCatch.
By going to TrophyCatchFlorida.com anglers can register, submit fish, and examine other catches from around the state. Just registering makes you eligible to win a $40,000 boat package. Ed Prather was the lucky winner of the third Phoenix Bass Boat given away by TrophyCatch. The prize boats are powered by Mercury and equipped with a PowerPole shallow-water anchoring. To be eligible for the random drawing at the end of Season 4, simply ensure you are registered and your information is up-to-date.
Data has shown FWC biologists that while there are hot lakes, like Kingsley Lake in Clay County (which has limited access to the military and homeowners), numerous catches come from small urban or rural ponds or even golf course ponds. Large popular public lakes like Istokpoga, Tohopekaliga, Okeechobee and Kissimmee provide equal opportunity for all anglers and arepopular tourist destinations. At TrophyCatchFlorida.com you can search for catches by county or water body to determine how your favorite area is doing or where to try next.
Another trend wasn't unexpected but was interesting to see confirmed. Last season about 50 TrophyCatch bass were verified in December, which doubled to over 100 in January, then increased to about 150 in February and peaked in March with almost 400 approved submissions. Trophy bass catches then declined through November before picking up again, in a typical annual cycle. Of course, this is keyed to the bass' spawning cycle and anglers' enthusiasm for finding bass during early spring. TrophyCatch helps ensure these big bass get put right back to continue their activities and challenge other anglers.
March panned out very well for the 15 Hall of Fame winners from Season 3, who were honored in December at an event at Bass Pro Shops, Orlando. Those anglers caught, documented and released 17 bass over 13 pounds; five of which were caught last March. This included Seth Chapman, who earned the TrophyCatch championship ring, donated by the American Outdoors Fund, for a 15-pound, 11-ounce bass submitted from Kingsley Lake. The ring goes to the biggest verified bass of the season.
Each Hall-of-Fame angler earned a fiberglass replica of their first Hall-of-Fame catch prepared by New Wave Taxidermy, gift cards from Bass Pro Shops, a SpiderWire sweatshirt and sunglasses, a Fitzgerald rod and Glen Lau DVD. In addition, American Registry presented them with a customized plaque featuring a photo of their catch with all the details. These custom plaques will be available during Season 4 as a new incentive to Hall-of-Fame winners and at a special discount for Lunker Club (8 to 9.9 pounds) and Trophy Club (10 to 12.9 pounds) recipients.
Porschia Gabrielse was the first angler with three Hall-of-Fame bass — a 13-, 14-, and 15-pounder — all from small Polk County ponds. She has contributed a total of 41 TrophyCatches to the program. Other anglers with more than 30 include: Robert Burnett, Mark Lemieux and AJ Jackson —all dedicated trophy anglers. In addition, thousands of other anglers have submitted at least one catch, many of whom were just average anglers out for an enjoyable day on the water.
"TrophyCatch provides significant data to help manage our valuable fisheries ensuring that Florida remains the 'Fishing Capital of the World'," said Tom Champeau, director of the FWC's Division of Freshwater Fisheries Management.
"It's great to see this program growing and amazing to see how many giant bass we have swimming in Florida. TrophyCatch anglers documented four fish over 15 pounds this year, and we know there are bigger fish out there" added Keith Alan, from the American Outdoors Fund.
Each Hall-of-Fame fish would be a state record in 28 states, and Florida has had 23 documented in three years. A 15-pounder exceeds the records in all but 12 other states.
To become a TrophyCatch winner yourself catch, document and release a largemouth bass legally that is eight pounds or heavier in Florida. To enter a trophy bass take a photo of the entire bass on a scale with the weight visible, and release it alive. Being legal includes having a Florida freshwater fishing license or approved exemption, so make sure you are covered. You can buy or renew a fishing license at License.MyFWC.com.
For more details and reminders, like us at Facebook.com/TrophyCatchFlorida, and check out the award winners, some great catches and promotional videos on YouTube.com/TrophyCatchFlorida.
So from all of us at the FWC, we hope you enjoyed the holiday season and encourage you to take the opportunity to participate in all the great outdoor experiences the new year has to offer here in the "Fishing Capital of the World." Who knows, if you bring a scale and camera with you, you might be our next TrophyCatch champion. Good luck and good fishing this year.
Instant licenses are available at License.MyFWC.com or by calling 888-FISH-FLORIDA (347-4356). Report violators by calling 888-404-3922, *FWC or #FWC on your cell phone, or texting to Tip@MyFWC.com. Visit MyFWC.com/Fishing and select "more news," or bit.ly/FishBusters for more Fish Busters' Bulletins. To subscribe to FWC columns or to receive news releases, visitMyFWC.com/Contact.
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From the world's largest crane to the smallest
Mammoet Netherlands has expanded its fleet with the addition of two new Hoeflon C10 mini-crawler cranes in order to widen the services available to customers in the Netherlands.
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New flexible mini-crane expands Mammoet's service offering for safer, more efficient working on constricted sites
Mammoet Netherlands has expanded its fleet with the addition of two new Hoeflon C10 mini-crawler cranes in order to widen the services available to customers in the Netherlands. This compact crane can lift up to four tons and will offer additional benefits to customers in the industrial services and petrochemical markets. With a width of 80 centimeters, it is small enough to fit through doors and provides a flexible lifting option in highly confined and restricted spaces. This makes it ideal for refineries and industrial plants where plant furniture often provides an obstacle to gaining access with larger lifting equipment.
The new Hoeflon C10 mini-crawler crane
The Hoeflon C10 can work alongside Mammoet's existing BE Trailer and Loader Crane to provide a comprehensive package of equipment to our industrial services customers. Assen Branch Operations Manager Gert Jan Uildriks said that although Mammoet is known for its large-scale projects, the company has significant operations in rental business and maintenance work. Mammoet is continuously looking to extend and improve its service offerings in these areas.
The Hoeflon C10 is very compact and fits in a 20ft container
"The addition of the Hoeflon C10 means that we now have the necessary and complete range of equipment to expand into new and growing markets, such as machine relocations," he said. "Having this complete package allows us to help our customers in these areas more efficiently and truly work in partnership with them."
The cranes will be assigned to Mammoet Noord and Mammoet West in the Netherlands.
This mini-crawler crane works efficiently in constricted sites
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