While I no longer professionally shoot clients, occasionally a special request will come along that's impossible to refuse. And this was one of them.
Anna is the grandmother of one of my good friends. At 103, she is still sharp as a tack. She has a twinkle in her eye and won't hesitate to make a joke. She shares her room in the nursing home with her sister Lil, 101. I remember visiting with Lil when she lived at my friend's house decades ago. When I'd ask her how she was doing, she'd say "I'm fat 'n sassy!" and do a little jig. These days, Lil doesn't speak at all due to dementia. But she seems content and will flash you a smile. She loves Elizabeth Taylor (which was obvious from the posters tacked on her wall) and she loves to hold her older sister's hand. Anna told me she thinks it comforts her.
Two of ten children, I imagine Anna and Lil sharing a room growing up. Giggling at night, sharing secrets, maybe even having a few posters on their wall. I imagine Anna leading her little sister around their farm, holding her hand and keeping her safe. And after all the flurry of two lives well lived, here they are together again---right where they started.
While at the nursing home, I couldn't help but think of all the unrecorded stories that were floating around in that building just begging for someone to capture them. I think aging is hard for all of us to grasp and to look at; it makes us uncomfortable to imagine what the end of our own days will look like. But if you have old people in your life (and even if you don't, seek some out), I urge you to hear their stories & capture their portraits.
And I'm not making this plea just so we, the photographers, can feel all warm and fuzzy inside afterwards. As I was leaving, Anna rolled up to her friends at her dinner table and announced proudly, "A photographer came to see me today." It's for them too.
Thanks Lyndsey, Anna, & Lil.


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Vector-based drawing[1]
MacDraw was a vector graphic drawing application released along with the first Apple Macintosh systems in 1984. MacDraw was one of the first WYSIWYG drawing programs that could be used in collaboration with MacWrite. MacDraw was useful for drawing technical diagrams and floorplans. It was eventually adapted by Claris and, in the early 1990s, MacDraw Pro was released with color support. MacDraw was the vector cousin of MacPaint.
In the preface of the third edition of Introduction to Algorithms, the authors make an emphatic plea for the creation of an OS X-compatible version of MacDraw Pro.[2]
Early versions[edit]
MacDraw was based on Apple's earlier program, LisaDraw, which was developed for the Apple Lisa computer which was released in 1983. LisaDraw and MacDraw were developed by the same person, Mark Cutter.
The first version of MacDraw was similar to that of MacPaint, featuring both the same tools and patterns. However MacDraw was vector-based, meaning that an object's properties and placement can be changed at any time. MacDraw included features for printing and also integrated into MacWrite via cut-and-paste. MacDraw was more advanced than MacPaint, featuring a grid and the ability to change the drawing dimensions. However MacDraw lacked support for using more than one document at a time, and also lacked zooming capabilities. MacDraw was especially useful in drawing flowcharts, diagrams and technical drawings.
Later incarnations[edit]
MacDraw II (1988) was a complete rewrite of the original MacDraw. It was developed at Apple by project leader Gerard Schuten and team members Amy Goldsmith and Marjory Kaptanoglu, and was released by Claris. MacDraw II introduced color and many other missing features and was also enhanced for the Macintosh II. MacDraw eventually evolved into MacDraw Pro (1991) and ultimately ClarisDraw (1993). The final version of ClarisDraw was 1.0v4 (1994). It ran without difficulties on PPC-based Macs under the Classic OS until the arrival of the Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) operating system, which dropped support for the Classic OS.
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ROBERT DUTKO
Position: President
Rank: Brigadier General
Brigadier General Dutko was appointed as State Chair for the New Jersey ESGR committee on October 1, 2001 and served two terms retiring on September 30, 2007. He was awarded the National Bureau Minuteman Award for outstanding performance and the Lieutenant Colonel Thomas P. Glen Outstanding Air National Guard Chief of Supply Award.
Bob served as the State Chairman of the New Jersey Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve. His civic affiliations include the National Guard Association of the United States and of New Jersey, the Patriotic Committee of Ewing Township, The New Jersey Air Force Association, the Association of The Industrial College of the Armed Forces, the American Legion, the Catholic War Veterans of the United States of America, the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, The Fraternal Order of Police, The New Jersey Air National Guard Historical Society, and Vice President of the Mercer County Senior Golf League.


How do I become a teacher in NH?
Question by Kasey S: How do I become a teacher in NH?
I have a B.A. in geography and want to become a teacher in NH. I would prefer to be a high school teacher. Do I need to get an associates in teaching, another B.A. in teaching, a masters in geography or just a teaching certificate? What kind of schools in NH or online that are accredited can I go to? Anything else I need to know?
Your credentials are fine for a high school teacher in NH. You should contact directly NH department of education and the State Board for the specific field you're interested. With a bit of luck and dedication, you should be fine. Good luck.
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"Impressionist would be the best description of my work. I'm working with bright and unusual color palettes to produce landscapes that are not realistic portraits. I find that the more canvases I do, the colors become more intriguing and the style more abstract. It is never a dull day in the studio"
My involvement in the art business has now spanned over 40 years. I began as a picture framer, then worked alongside an art restorer, became an art dealer, and about 25 years ago, began to draw and paint. In my career, I've been fortunate to have seen remarkably good works of art and met some of the best painters in the field.
My focus is the landscape and its rich store of ideas and inspiration. I am compelled to work from the trees, skies, lakes and streams in their endless variations. I don't try to recreate nature (even Monet said he never got it right) or attempt storytelling. Instead, the works are simplifications and exaggerations of nature. There was a time when I felt the tyranny of the landscape. That is, I felt limited by making pictures of a place. Now, instead of making pictures, I am free to make paintings, art that comes from nature but is far more reliant on the strategies of making good art objects.
On occasion, I also do monotypes (unique prints) and collages as a departure from painting. The monotypes are a great departure from working on canvas. With monotypes I'm painting on plexiglas plates and then the images are run through a press and the image is transferred to paper. The results are unexpected and free. It is exhilarating working under the time pressures of the printer's studio and I've learned a lot from the process. With my collages, I have lately used wine and champagne labels. There is a freedom to making art without the limits of land and sky. With the collage, every edge, color, shape and design is exactly as I want it. The brush and canvas and interlopers here: they change the texture and edges of everything. With the collage, the entire design can be precisely changed by just moving a piece of paper.
Tomorrow in the studio, new oils and pastels will emerge. The fun of it all is that sometimes the pastels become new oils, oils morph into different pastels or prints. All of nature is altered, perfected and abstracted. When I run out of variations to an idea, I'll go back to nature where all the inspirations and colors for a lifetime are always waiting.
1994 One-man show, 3Com, Palo Alto, CA.
I want to pass on this very nice magazine piece for May 2012. Thank you SW Art Magazine and writer Gussie Fauntleroy for really 'getting it.' Excerpt: "There is paradox in Ken Elliott's landscapes: They pulse with powerful color, and yet collectors speak of his paintings as exuding a sense of calm. They contain choreographed rhythm and order, even within the seeming disorder of winter trees along a creek. "I'm trying to give the paintings muscle, poetry, power, and gentleness. I'm screaming—but in a civilized way," the artist jokes..."
American Art Collector Magazine, June 2008 excerpt: "Total Arts Gallery is beginning its 39th year as Taos' preeminent destination gallery. ...the gallery is happy to announce the new addition of painter Ken Elliott. Elliott's canvases display the strikingly vivid modern hues in which he chooses to render his contemporary landscapes."
Colorado Expression Magazine, June-July 2008 Julie Fryberger Art Consulting article, with illustration of "Blue Wall" oil, 40x40 inches.
US Art Magazine, March 2002 issue. The giclee print 'Cherry Red Trees' has been selected as one of the 50 best images of 2001.
The Pastel Journal May-June 2002 "Giclee print becomes part of the painting process"
excerpt: "What to do with the foil, cork and wire cap .. There is always the tendency to want to save these as a memory of the event. While it is sweet, it does not enhance the home décor any more than colored water does in clear Appalachian glass bottles. There are a few exceptions.... American artist Ken Elliott makes striking abstract collages using pastels, oils and the foil from the Champagne bottle."
Artweek Magazine, September 1991, "Lovers of the Land, the Landscape in Pastel at Gallery 30"
US Art Magazine, October 1990, "Six California Landscape Painters"


BATTLE MAGIC is one of the books I have been looking forward to getting my hands on. Not only is it written by Tamora Pierce, one of my favourite fantasy authors, but I was also looking forward to seeing some of the hints in THE WILL OF THE EMPRESS being explained. Reading between the lines of that book I knew that it was not going to be an easy story – something very bad happened there.
Despite my excitement, it did take me a while to get into the world and story of BATTLE MAGICalthough the book itself was a quick read. The Gyongxe and Yangjing regions seem to be very different from the other countries explored in the Emelan series – there is a definite Chinese vibe to the culture, and maybe a little Japanese or perhaps Tibetan in the mix too. It was really interesting to see the different regions, and I think Pierce did a great job exploring the people and the culture without taking away from the plot of the book.
The plot of BATTLE MAGIC is a pretty simple one, and places Briar, Rosethorn and Evvy in a reactive position. I think Pierce did a good job of showing the brutality of war without being overly graphic, but at the same time getting across how ruthless people can be. It was interesting to read the battle scenes, though Pierce focused mainly on the magic use rather than the actual fighting – which is understandable as the main characters are magic users rather than fighters.
BATTLE MAGIC is a good addition to the Emelan canon, and I am glad that Pierce gave us the reader some insight into the cause of Briar's nightmares in THE WILL OF THE EMPRESS. If you are a fan of fantasy, particularly sword and sorcery fantasy then you should check this series out.


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Q: SudzC iOS auto encodes XML? I am using SudzC for SOAP web services in an iOS App. The issue I'm facing is, there's a method which is auto generated, and whose parameters contains a simple XML payload. When i send the XML payload as a NSString to the parameter, it automatically converts the & in the XML payload to & amp;
I'm not using any encoding manually in this process. How do I avoid this? Any help would be appreciated.
Edit -
This is the part of code which is auto generated and handling by request
if(postData != nil) {
    [request setHTTPMethod: @"POST"];
    [request addValue: @"text/xml; charset=utf-8" forHTTPHeaderField: @"Content-Type"];
    [request setHTTPBody: [postData dataUsingEncoding: NSUTF8StringEncoding]];
    if(self.logging) {
        NSLog(@"%@", postData);
    }
}

Thanks
Nithin

A: Well, the simple answer is you have to explore the code which has been generated by SudzC. However the hint is, When you request or receive response SudzC code is probably sanitising your code somewhere, most probably method name with serializeElement. If it is a XML request then try to jump to  several definition starting from your main method and unto Soap Create method(Just a guess, I am not sure how your code works.) Try to find code similar to this and modify it accordingly.
[[self.YourXML stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:@"\"" withString:@"""] stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:@"&" withString:@"&"]];

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The spinach we planted last fall in the high tunnel has been providing us with salad since December. We make note of two considerations for next fall's plantings: 1) a variety with an upright habit of growth will make better use of the space in the tunnel, and require less cleaning after harvest; and 2) it does not pay to skimp on thinning. A crop that will be occupying the same space all winter needs plenty of room; thin rigorously.
We butcher our two biggest hogs this weekend. Although the pigs make very good use of the forages, fodder crops and dairy products we provide them with, during the last two months the five of them have consumed about three bags of feed every two weeks. Three sacks times fifty pounds divided by five pigs is thirty pounds of feed per pig per fortnight, or fifteen pounds of feed per pig per week. That's about five dollars per pig per week. It is precisely this five dollars that we hope to save this year by starting our own piglets in May when there is plenty of milk and garden trash, and having them ready to butcher when the weather turns cold.


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Now his work is the subject of the Noam Chomsky Knowledge Graph, the first Semantic Knowledge Graph for a public figure. "Doing a Semantic Project of all he has written or said is a fabulous tribute to a man who has made a big contribution to the study of language and its meaning," says Fred Davis, Executive Director of the Chomsky Knowledge Graph project.
Dr. Jans Aasman was quoted:
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Early elections in Israel: What you need to know
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (C) delivers a statement at the Israeli Parliament in Jerusalem, on December 24, 2018. – Israel's government decided to hold early elections in April with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu struggling to keep together a one-seat majority in parliament as he also faces potential corruption charges in the months ahead. (Photo by Marc Israel SELLEM / AFP) / Israel OUT
Israel's government decided this week to dissolve parliament and hold early elections on April 9, seven months before their November due date.
Here are questions and answers on where things stand as polls show Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is likely to win despite corruption allegations against him.
Why early elections?
Early elections are the norm in Israel — no government has served out its full term since 1988 — and there had long been speculation that snap polls were again on the horizon.
Since defence minister Avigdor Lieberman stepped down in November, Netanyahu's coalition has been struggling with a one-seat majority.
Lieberman had opposed a controversial ceasefire deal for the Hamas-held Gaza Strip, and his party's withdrawal from government deprived the coalition of five seats.
Party leaders have failed to agree on a key bill regulating drafting ultra-Orthodox Jews into the army, and that was the immediate reason to call elections.
In a joint statement on Monday, leaders of parties in the coalition said their decision was "in the name of budgetary and national responsibility."
Analysts, however, say that Netanyahu wanted the elections before Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit announces whether he will indict the premier in three different corruption cases. While no official timeframe has been given, reports say that announcement could come in mid-April.
The thinking is that a fresh electoral mandate would leave Netanyahu better placed to combat potential charges.
It would allow him to ramp up his argument that the investigations against him stem from a plot by political enemies to force him from office against the will of the electorate.
He is not required to step down if indicted.
Who is expected to win?
Despite Netanyahu's recent legal and political troubles, polls conducted after Monday's announcement indicate he would retain power after new elections, putting him in line to become Israel's longest-serving prime minister.
The opposition to Netanyahu is fractured. The centre-left Zionist Union, led by Avi Gabbay, and Yair Lapid's centrist Yesh Atid are the largest groupings.
Wildcard figures could emerge, including former military chief of staff Benny Gantz, as polls show he could perform well in elections if he decides to create a new party or join an existing one.
The intentions of opposition chief Tzipi Livni, a longtime politician and former minister, are also being closely watched.
The alliance with Gabbay – her Hatnuah party is under the Zionist Union umbrella — is seen as an uneasy one and their electoral strategy is unclear.
Netanyahu's current coalition is seen as the most right-wing in Israel's history. He says he would like to have a similar grouping after elections.
What about the security situation?
After months of violent clashes between Israeli security forces and Palestinian protestors on the Gaza border, the situation has calmed to a certain extent, thanks in part to a deal that saw Israel facilitate the transfer of millions of dollars into Gaza from Qatar's government.
The occupied West Bank remains largely calm, though recent sporadic attacks triggered Israeli raids in response.
Israel's northern border with Lebanon may play a role in the campaign.
When Netanyahu initially spoke out against early elections last month, he noted an unspecified sensitive security situation facing the country.
It was an apparent reference to a military operation to destroy Hezbollah tunnels from Lebanon that was announced earlier this month.
There was speculation in November that Netanyahu wanted to delay calling new elections until anger over the Gaza ceasefire calmed.
Since Monday's election announcement, the premier has faced questions over why now is a good time for elections if last month was not. He says the tunnel operation is now nearly complete.
What about Trump's peace plan?
US President Donald Trump's "ultimate deal" for Israeli-Palestinian peace, the details of which are unknown to the public, was supposed to be unveiled by the end of the year, but will probably be delayed due to the elections.
Netanyahu, who has been backed strongly by Trump and his administration, said he was "looking forward" to working with the peace plan.
Palestinian leaders, who severed ties with Trump's administration after his decision to move the US embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and declare the city Israel's capital, have already said they will have nothing to do with the peace plan.
A senior White House official said on Monday that the United States was "evaluating the timing of the release of the peace plan" in the wake of the newly called elections.
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Extremely well presented top floor one bedroom flat in Restalrig. This property has been upgraded to a good standard with a well appointed fitted kitchen with all white goods. There is a small breakfasting bar which is well suited for quick bites. The living room is a very good size with a bay window and a feature gas fire place. There is the added benefit of dual aspect windows providing plentiful natural light. The soft furnishings and decor are contemporary and in very good order. There is a large double bedroom to the back of the property with lots of built in storage complimented with modern units and matching double bed. The bathroom has been newly fitted with shower over bath and modern fixtures and fittings. The property benefits from gas central heating, double glazing. It is street parking and there are communal and private gardens. Local amenities include local shops, cafes. There is pubic transport links to the city centre and outlying areas. COUNCIL TAX BAND: A. Landlord Registration: 335641/230/09381. EPC Pending.


This excellent non-fiction book covers the psychology and physiology of fear. It explains science with interesting examples and anecdotes. The book is quite short at just over 200 pages, so it is a quick read.
I really enjoyed the description of the pilot who saved himself even though he had a broken wing with his experience, knowledge and ability. It was a superb story to highlight much of the overall topic, an amazing survival story. There were several other stories just as interesting, like the lady who survived being attacked by a lion.
The style of writing is fluid and easy to read. The pace and layout of the book is great. There was enough of the science to get a feel for what was going on, but not too much to bog the book down in technical detail. I could have read much more, but the book felt complete as it was.


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Q: onChange on dropdown is not working with form control I've a problem with my dropdown. I have several values inside and like to use the selected one. This is my code, which is currently not working. The FormControll is always empty:
app.component.html
  <custom-dropdown [formControl]="majorAreaCtrl" (onChange)="onChange()" [label]="'EXPERTS.MAJOR_AREAS'|translate">
    <custom-dropdown-item *ngFor="let area of areas" [value]="area.key">
      {{ area }}
    </custom-dropdown-item>
  </custom-dropdown>

app.component.ts
export class ExpertsComponent implements OnInit {

  readonly majorAreas = MajorArea
  readonly areas = Object.values(this.majorAreas)
  readonly majorAreaCtrl = new FormControl()

  ngOnInit(): void {
    console.log(this.majorAreas, this.allExperts)
  }

  onChange() {
    console.log(this.majorAreaCtrl.value)
  }
}

Do anyone see my mistake? Thank you in advance!!

A: You actually don't need the onChange listener (the [formControl] binding handles that).
However, this requires that your custom-dropdown component implements the ControlValueAccessor interface.
If that's the case, you should be able to respond to changes by subscribing to the this.majorAreaCtrl.valueChanges Observable (for instance).
Here's a small example, albeit without your custom component.
If your component doesn't implement ControlValueAccessor, I (and many others here) would be happy to help you implement it.


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package org.springframework.boot.devtools.autoconfigure;

import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicReference;
import java.util.function.Supplier;

import javax.servlet.Filter;

import org.junit.jupiter.api.AfterEach;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.BeforeEach;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.extension.ExtendWith;

import org.springframework.beans.factory.NoSuchBeanDefinitionException;
import org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.context.PropertyPlaceholderAutoConfiguration;
import org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.security.servlet.SecurityAutoConfiguration;
import org.springframework.boot.devtools.remote.server.DispatcherFilter;
import org.springframework.boot.devtools.restart.MockRestarter;
import org.springframework.boot.devtools.restart.server.HttpRestartServer;
import org.springframework.boot.devtools.restart.server.SourceFolderUrlFilter;
import org.springframework.boot.test.util.TestPropertyValues;
import org.springframework.boot.web.servlet.context.AnnotationConfigServletWebApplicationContext;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Bean;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Configuration;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Import;
import org.springframework.http.server.ServerHttpRequest;
import org.springframework.http.server.ServerHttpResponse;
import org.springframework.mock.web.MockFilterChain;
import org.springframework.mock.web.MockHttpServletRequest;
import org.springframework.mock.web.MockHttpServletResponse;
import org.springframework.mock.web.MockServletContext;
import org.springframework.security.config.BeanIds;
import org.springframework.test.web.servlet.MockMvc;
import org.springframework.test.web.servlet.request.MockMvcRequestBuilders;
import org.springframework.test.web.servlet.setup.MockMvcBuilders;

import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;
import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThatExceptionOfType;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.mock;
import static org.springframework.security.test.web.servlet.setup.SecurityMockMvcConfigurers.springSecurity;
import static org.springframework.test.web.servlet.result.MockMvcResultMatchers.status;

/**
 * Tests for {@link RemoteDevToolsAutoConfiguration}.
 *
 * @author Rob Winch
 * @author Phillip Webb
 * @author Madhura Bhave
 */
@ExtendWith(MockRestarter.class)
class RemoteDevToolsAutoConfigurationTests {

	private static final String DEFAULT_CONTEXT_PATH = RemoteDevToolsProperties.DEFAULT_CONTEXT_PATH;

	private static final String DEFAULT_SECRET_HEADER_NAME = RemoteDevToolsProperties.DEFAULT_SECRET_HEADER_NAME;

	private AnnotationConfigServletWebApplicationContext context;

	private MockHttpServletRequest request;

	private MockHttpServletResponse response;

	private MockFilterChain chain;

	@BeforeEach
	void setup() {
		this.request = new MockHttpServletRequest();
		this.response = new MockHttpServletResponse();
		this.chain = new MockFilterChain();
	}

	@AfterEach
	void close() {
		if (this.context != null) {
			this.context.close();
		}
	}

	@Test
	void disabledIfRemoteSecretIsMissing() throws Exception {
		this.context = getContext(() -> loadContext("a:b"));
		assertThatExceptionOfType(NoSuchBeanDefinitionException.class)
				.isThrownBy(() -> this.context.getBean(DispatcherFilter.class));
	}

	@Test
	void ignoresUnmappedUrl() throws Exception {
		this.context = getContext(() -> loadContext("spring.devtools.remote.secret:supersecret"));
		DispatcherFilter filter = this.context.getBean(DispatcherFilter.class);
		this.request.setRequestURI("/restart");
		this.request.addHeader(DEFAULT_SECRET_HEADER_NAME, "supersecret");
		filter.doFilter(this.request, this.response, this.chain);
		assertRestartInvoked(false);
	}

	@Test
	void ignoresIfMissingSecretFromRequest() throws Exception {
		this.context = getContext(() -> loadContext("spring.devtools.remote.secret:supersecret"));
		DispatcherFilter filter = this.context.getBean(DispatcherFilter.class);
		this.request.setRequestURI(DEFAULT_CONTEXT_PATH + "/restart");
		filter.doFilter(this.request, this.response, this.chain);
		assertRestartInvoked(false);
	}

	@Test
	void ignoresInvalidSecretInRequest() throws Exception {
		this.context = getContext(() -> loadContext("spring.devtools.remote.secret:supersecret"));
		DispatcherFilter filter = this.context.getBean(DispatcherFilter.class);
		this.request.setRequestURI(DEFAULT_CONTEXT_PATH + "/restart");
		this.request.addHeader(DEFAULT_SECRET_HEADER_NAME, "invalid");
		filter.doFilter(this.request, this.response, this.chain);
		assertRestartInvoked(false);
	}

	@Test
	void invokeRestartWithDefaultSetup() throws Exception {
		this.context = getContext(() -> loadContext("spring.devtools.remote.secret:supersecret"));
		DispatcherFilter filter = this.context.getBean(DispatcherFilter.class);
		this.request.setRequestURI(DEFAULT_CONTEXT_PATH + "/restart");
		this.request.addHeader(DEFAULT_SECRET_HEADER_NAME, "supersecret");
		filter.doFilter(this.request, this.response, this.chain);
		assertRestartInvoked(true);
	}

	@Test
	void invokeRestartWithCustomServerContextPath() throws Exception {
		this.context = getContext(
				() -> loadContext("spring.devtools.remote.secret:supersecret", "server.servlet.context-path:/test"));
		DispatcherFilter filter = this.context.getBean(DispatcherFilter.class);
		this.request.setRequestURI("/test" + DEFAULT_CONTEXT_PATH + "/restart");
		this.request.addHeader(DEFAULT_SECRET_HEADER_NAME, "supersecret");
		filter.doFilter(this.request, this.response, this.chain);
		assertRestartInvoked(true);
	}

	@Test
	void securityConfigurationShouldAllowAccess() throws Exception {
		this.context = getContext(() -> loadContext("spring.devtools.remote.secret:supersecret"));
		DispatcherFilter filter = this.context.getBean(DispatcherFilter.class);
		MockMvc mockMvc = MockMvcBuilders.webAppContextSetup(this.context).apply(springSecurity()).addFilter(filter)
				.build();
		mockMvc.perform(MockMvcRequestBuilders.get(DEFAULT_CONTEXT_PATH + "/restart").header(DEFAULT_SECRET_HEADER_NAME,
				"supersecret")).andExpect(status().isOk());
		assertRestartInvoked(true);
	}

	@Test
	void securityConfigurationShouldAllowAccessToCustomPath() throws Exception {
		this.context = getContext(() -> loadContext("spring.devtools.remote.secret:supersecret",
				"server.servlet.context-path:/test", "spring.devtools.remote.context-path:/custom"));
		DispatcherFilter filter = this.context.getBean(DispatcherFilter.class);
		MockMvc mockMvc = MockMvcBuilders.webAppContextSetup(this.context).apply(springSecurity()).addFilter(filter)
				.build();
		mockMvc.perform(
				MockMvcRequestBuilders.get("/test/custom/restart").header(DEFAULT_SECRET_HEADER_NAME, "supersecret"))
				.andExpect(status().isOk());
		assertRestartInvoked(true);
	}

	@Test
	void securityConfigurationDoesNotAffectOtherPaths() throws Exception {
		this.context = getContext(() -> loadContext("spring.devtools.remote.secret:supersecret"));
		DispatcherFilter filter = this.context.getBean(DispatcherFilter.class);
		Filter securityFilterChain = this.context.getBean(BeanIds.SPRING_SECURITY_FILTER_CHAIN, Filter.class);
		MockMvc mockMvc = MockMvcBuilders.webAppContextSetup(this.context).addFilter(securityFilterChain)
				.addFilter(filter).build();
		mockMvc.perform(MockMvcRequestBuilders.get("/my-path")).andExpect(status().isUnauthorized());
	}

	@Test
	void disableRestart() throws Exception {
		this.context = getContext(() -> loadContext("spring.devtools.remote.secret:supersecret",
				"spring.devtools.remote.restart.enabled:false"));
		assertThatExceptionOfType(NoSuchBeanDefinitionException.class)
				.isThrownBy(() -> this.context.getBean("remoteRestartHandlerMapper"));
	}

	@Test
	void devToolsHealthReturns200() throws Exception {
		this.context = getContext(() -> loadContext("spring.devtools.remote.secret:supersecret"));
		DispatcherFilter filter = this.context.getBean(DispatcherFilter.class);
		this.request.setRequestURI(DEFAULT_CONTEXT_PATH);
		this.request.addHeader(DEFAULT_SECRET_HEADER_NAME, "supersecret");
		this.response.setStatus(500);
		filter.doFilter(this.request, this.response, this.chain);
		assertThat(this.response.getStatus()).isEqualTo(200);
	}

	@Test
	void devToolsHealthWithCustomServerContextPathReturns200() throws Exception {
		this.context = getContext(
				() -> loadContext("spring.devtools.remote.secret:supersecret", "server.servlet.context-path:/test"));
		DispatcherFilter filter = this.context.getBean(DispatcherFilter.class);
		this.request.setRequestURI("/test" + DEFAULT_CONTEXT_PATH);
		this.request.addHeader(DEFAULT_SECRET_HEADER_NAME, "supersecret");
		this.response.setStatus(500);
		filter.doFilter(this.request, this.response, this.chain);
		assertThat(this.response.getStatus()).isEqualTo(200);
	}

	private AnnotationConfigServletWebApplicationContext getContext(
			Supplier<AnnotationConfigServletWebApplicationContext> supplier) throws Exception {
		AtomicReference<AnnotationConfigServletWebApplicationContext> atomicReference = new AtomicReference<>();
		Thread thread = new Thread(() -> {
			AnnotationConfigServletWebApplicationContext context = supplier.get();
			atomicReference.getAndSet(context);
		});
		thread.start();
		thread.join();
		return atomicReference.get();
	}

	private void assertRestartInvoked(boolean value) {
		assertThat(this.context.getBean(MockHttpRestartServer.class).invoked).isEqualTo(value);
	}

	private AnnotationConfigServletWebApplicationContext loadContext(String... properties) {
		AnnotationConfigServletWebApplicationContext context = new AnnotationConfigServletWebApplicationContext();
		context.setServletContext(new MockServletContext());
		context.register(Config.class, PropertyPlaceholderAutoConfiguration.class);
		TestPropertyValues.of(properties).applyTo(context);
		context.refresh();
		return context;
	}

	@Configuration(proxyBeanMethods = false)
	@Import({ SecurityAutoConfiguration.class, RemoteDevToolsAutoConfiguration.class })
	static class Config {

		@Bean
		HttpRestartServer remoteRestartHttpRestartServer() {
			SourceFolderUrlFilter sourceFolderUrlFilter = mock(SourceFolderUrlFilter.class);
			return new MockHttpRestartServer(sourceFolderUrlFilter);
		}

	}

	/**
	 * Mock {@link HttpRestartServer} implementation.
	 */
	static class MockHttpRestartServer extends HttpRestartServer {

		private boolean invoked;

		MockHttpRestartServer(SourceFolderUrlFilter sourceFolderUrlFilter) {
			super(sourceFolderUrlFilter);
		}

		@Override
		public void handle(ServerHttpRequest request, ServerHttpResponse response) {
			this.invoked = true;
		}

	}

}


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Letter from Birmingham City Jail All Study Guides Homework Help Lesson Plans
Letter from Birmingham City Jail
by Martin Luther King Jr.
Please provide some examples of hyperboles in the Letter from a Birmingham City Jail.
"Please provide some examples of hyperboles in the Letter from a Birmingham City Jail." eNotes Editorial, 12 Dec. 2017, https://www.enotes.com/homework-help/please-provide-some-examples-hyperboles-letter-1116490. Accessed 28 Jan. 2023.
Derick Forte
If you are looking for some examples of hyperbole in King's "Letter," here are some examples:
The nations of Asia and Africa are moving with jetlike speed toward the goal of political independence, and we still creep at horse-and-buggy pace toward the gaining of a cup of coffee at a lunch counter.
In this comparison, the difference in the speeds at which Asia and Africa are moving toward civil rights compared to the U.S. is so vast, that one can consider it to be an exaggeration.
Another example comes in the same paragraph:
There comes a time when the cup of endurance runs over, and men are no longer willing to be plunged into the abyss of despair.
One will again notice that King's descriptive language makes this statement a hyperbole. While "despair" is already a negatively connoted word, the "abyss of despair" is the very depths of the negativity, for an abyss is a seemingly bottomless pit.
Further in the letter when King is discussing just and unjust laws, he uses the example of Adolf Hitler and the Hungarian freedom fighters, who revolted against the Soviet-controlled country:
We should never forget that everything Adolf Hitler did in Germany was "legal" and everything the Hungarian freedom fighters did in Hungary was "illegal." It was "illegal" to aid and comfort a Jew in Hitler's Germany. Even so, I am sure that, had I lived in Germany at the time, I would have aided and comforted my Jewish brothers. If today I lived in a Communist country where certain principles dear to the Christian faith are suppressed, I would openly advocate disobeying that country's antireligious laws.
Using such extreme examples could be considered hyperbole, but these examples are significantly effective in proving King's argument that people should fight against unjust laws, even if those laws are considered legal at the time.
Overall, one would not consider his letter to be hyperbolic, but King's use of hyperbole is found in his descriptive language and the examples that he uses.
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Automation Anywhere IPO: How to Buy Shares Before the IPO
Learn how to own shares before the Automation Anywhere IPO. Linqto, a pre-IPO investing platform, is offering shares of Automation Anywhere stock to accredited investors.
Automation Anywhere IPO Stock News
01/12/2022: AA Recognized by 2021 Gartner Peer Insights™
10/26/2021: AA Named to Newsweek's List of the Most Loved Workplaces
12/23/2021: Automation Anywhere to Acquire FortressIQ
12/16/2020: AA has Deployed Over 2.6M Bots Worldwide as Companies Continue to Navigate Pandemic Challenges
11/21/2019: Automation Anywhere Announces $290 Million Series B
11/15/2018: Automation Anywhere Announces $300 Million Investment
07/02/2018: Automation Anywhere Raises $250 Million in Series A
What is Automation Anywhere?
Automation Anywhere is a robotics process automation (RPA) software company for enterprise organizations. Its products are cloud-native and sold as a service (SaaS), helping customers use technology to automate repetitive office tasks.
RPA software integrates with modern and legacy IT systems to bridge system gaps, improve efficiencies, and replace manually-driven business workflows.
It also integrates with Microsoft Office programs like Excel to automate repetitive tasks.
Automation reduces costs to free time for more mission-critical projects while increasing compliance, reducing human errors, improving customer service, and streamlining operations.
The sales pitch for RPA always sounds magical. It's not.
RPA requires specialized software, trained users, and willing management to make investment decisions to improve operations.
However, for large organizations, RPA is often worth the investment. That's why companies like Automation Anywhere have grown revenues significantly over the past decade.
Here's a basic tutorial. I've set the video to start with the Excel package demonstration, where most readers will understand the use case.
The company was founded in 2003 as Tethys Solutions but rebranded to Automation Anywhere in 2010. It is based in San Jose, CA.
Is Automation Anywhere Stock Publicly Traded?
No. Automation Anywhere is a private company.
The company's founders and employees join multiple high-profile venture capital organizations in equity ownership.
Since its founding, Automation Anywhere has raised more than $850 million.
The latest funding round, a Series B that raised $290 million, closed in November 2019, valuing the company at nearly $7 billion.
Prominent venture capital investors include Salesforce Ventures, Softbank Investment, Goldman Sachs, General Atlantic, NEA, World Innovation Lab, and Workday Ventures.
Automation Anywhere missed the 2020-2021 IPO window when several companies began trading publicly.
Rival UiPath conducted its IPO on April 21st, 2021, pricing at $56 per share. The stock, which trades under the symbol "PATH", traded as high as $90 per share shortly after the IPO.
However, UiPath stock fell as low as $13.66 per share, a peak-to-trough decrease of 85%.
The widespread decrease in growth stocks has led to a dramatic slowdown in IPO activity, which may have impacted the timeline for the Automation Anywhere IPO.
When is the Automation Anywhere IPO Date?
We don't know yet.
Automation Anywhere's most recent funding round was a Series B in 2019, suggesting the startup has maintained adequate cash flow from business operations.
As such, venture capital investors may get anxious about exiting their investment.
However, Automation Anywhere is still growing and may need future funding rounds to perfect its product and onboard talent for long-term growth if the IPO process remains delayed due to broader market conditions.
The author will update this webpage with news about a forthcoming Automation Anywhere IPO date.
What is the Automation Anywhere Stock Price?
There is no publicly traded Automation Anywhere stock price yet.
However, Linqto, a pre-IPO investing platform, has offered shares to accredited investors at $45 per share (as of July 2022).
That's an implied valuation of $18.4 billion, up significantly from its 2019 funding round valuation.
Use the button below to visit Linqto and see if shares are still available. Open an account for free.
What is the Automation Anywhere Stock Symbol? Automation Anywhere Ticker?
Automation Anywhere has not submitted filings to the SEC yet.
Once they complete the regulatory filing and release it to the public, we'll learn the Automation Anywhere stock symbol.
Until then, we can only speculate on the Automation Anywhere ticker. Here are a few suggestions that appear to be available in the U.S.:
Can you Invest in Automation Anywhere Stock Today?
Possibly.
The pre-IPO investing platform, Linqto, began offering shares to its customers in December 2021. As of July 2022, shares were still available.
Anyone can sign up for their email list and be alerted to new share availability. Several other pre-companies are also available for investment.
Check out our list of the top pre-IPO investing platforms for potential availability elsewhere.
However, only accredited investors can invest (accredited means the investor has invested assets > $1 million, not including primary home equity, or annual income > $200k single, $300k married).
Pre-IPO investing is risky because private companies' financials are not yet public or scrutinized by regulators. Investors may not have enough information to make an informed investment decision and can lose money.
You'll have to wait patiently for the IPO if you are not an accredited investor.
Below are three ways to invest in the Automation Anywhere IPO when the stock begins trading.
How to Buy Automation Anywhere Stock in the Future
1. Buy the stock after the Automation Anywhere IPO
Most investors will not have the opportunity to buy Automation Anywhere stock before the IPO.
Non-accredited investors cannot buy the stock pre-IPO as of now.
However, some investors may be able to participate in the IPO when it arrives (see #2 below).
Even so, acquiring IPO shares for the highest demand IPOs is always challenging and never guaranteed. So you may have to wait until the IPO date and buy the stock once it is trading.
Keep in mind that IPOs often come with inflated stock prices, so you may be able to buy shares below the IPO price if you are patient.
You can buy post-IPO stocks with any online broker. My favorite is M1 Finance, which I consider the best for long-term buy-and-hold investors.
M1 Finance does not provide IPO access.
2. Buy Automation Anywhere stock during the Automation Anywhere IPO through a broker
Underwriters (big banks like Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, etc.) like to give IPO shares to their wealthiest clients. Historically, the rich benefited most from IPOs.
However, startups are beginning to request that some shares be allocated to retail investors. Certain online brokers now provide this service.
You'll need an online brokerage account that offers free IPO investing to its customers to invest in the IPO.
This space is becoming more competitive, so multiple brokers will now be vying for the highest-profile upcoming IPOs.
The online brokers now offering free IPO access with zero or low minimum account values include:
Tradestation — $500 account minimum. Highest IPO volume in partnership with ClickIPO.
SoFi Invest — No account minimums. Scored the massive Rivian IPO for customers in 2021.
Robinhood — No account minimums. Likely candidate to increase IPO volumes in the coming years.
Webull — No account minimums. Also partnered with ClickIPO, doing a lot of IPO volume.
By having accounts with these brokers, you'll receive communication regarding upcoming IPOs on their platforms. You can also read company S-1 SEC filings for clues about IPO access for retail investors.
Sometimes the broker's name is listed in the S-1 filing. Other times, you'll need to look for signs of a directed share program.
3. Participate in the Directed Share Program (Registered Customers)
Another possibility (far from a certainty) is a directed share program.
When companies file their S-1 SEC filing (to begin the IPO process), they sometimes include a directed share program for executives, affiliates, and others who helped it grow.
Automation Anywhere can attribute success to its monthly paying customers. As such, the company may offer IPO shares to customers.
This has happened before.
Uber offered shares to drivers that completed a certain number of trips.
GoPro offered shares to its email list.
Airbnb offered IPO shares to hosts.
Robinhood offered shares to its customers (all 22 million of them. Only about 300,000 requested shares)
Considering Automation Anywhere's enterprise clientele, it's unlikely the company would offer shares to customers.
Bookmark this page for more information as the IPO approaches.
When companies deploy directed share programs, customers will get an email and be asked to open an account with whichever broker got the deal. So unless you already have an account with that broker, you'll need to open a new account.
Then carefully follow the instructions outlined in the communications. If you don't pay attention, you can miss out on shares.
That's one possible way to own Automation Anywhere stock pre-IPO and three more potential ways to own Automation Anywhere stock during or after the IPO. Good luck investing.
Where can I find the Automation Anywhere S-1 Filing?
Automation Anywhere has not yet filed for an IPO with the SEC. As of now, the author is not aware of definitive plans for a forthcoming IPO.
However, after several fundraising rounds and the onboarding of investors, the author anticipates an IPO when broader market conditions improve.
Disclosure: The web page contains affiliate links from our partners. If a reader opens an account or buys a service from a link in this article, we may be compensated at no additional cost to the reader. Opening an account with a broker that provides access to IPOs does not guarantee the customer allocations of specific IPOs. IPO and pre-IPO investing involves unique risks. Do not invest with money you cannot afford to lose. Long HOOD, RIVN.
Topic: IPOs, Pre-IPO


Lintrac110 on show in Hannover, Germany at Agritechnica (12.-18.11.2017)!
Check agritechnica.com for further information. A great chance to see more of the LINDNER product portfolio, designed by Design Storz.
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This was my first Hannah Swenson mystery. I will say starting a series at #24 is daunting. While the books isn't a stand-alone, you can read it and still get the gist of what has been going on. I found it to be a bit slow going at times, but a charming cozy mystery.
Hannah is recovering from her marriage to Ross (which happened in a prior book). Ross shows back up in Lake Eden, Minnesota, telling Hannah he needs her to get his money. He threatens to harm her if she doesn't do it. Hannah and Mike, the Sheriff, devise a plan to keep Ross hanging on so they can catch and arrest him. The plan seems to work until Ross ends up dead – in Hannah's condo. The death doesn't happen until the book is three-quarters done. The unveiling of the murderer is kind of convenient, but surprising.
I thought this book was okay. I am not sure if I will read more of the series, but I did enjoy the book. There are also recipes in it and I may try some of them. If cozy mysteries are your thing, you will probably want to check out this series. If you prefer the more hard-boiled type of mystery, you may want to skip these. Overall, I found the book to be just okay.
I won this book from Goodreads and received no compensation in exchange for this review. The opinions contained herein are mine and mine alone.


25th of April 2015, right before noon, a 7,8-magnitude earthquake struck Nepal. In the weeks to come there where over 100 aftershocks, as well as a second major earthquake on May 12. Causing death, injures and devastation among the affected population. Sindhupalchok (east for Kathmandu) was one of the worst affected districts, and last week we were invited to join a field trip to this district together with a Norwegian Red Cross delegation, country representative in Nepal, Nepal Red Cross Society executive director and local staff.
The Norwegian Red Cross has been working in this area for many years, and after the earthquake projects and support within the district increased to ensure its recovery. During our days in Sindhupalchok, we observed how the local population had recovered much due to assistance from the Red Cross. How the organisation has considered who to reach out to first, and how aid and support has been proberly thought through before implenting has been really inspiring to see - keep on reading to learn more about this!
The chosen approach for the recovery programme is called four plus one due to its main focus on four areas, and additional on capacity building of local Red Cross. It is chosen as to assist the vulnerable people affected by the earthquake in four different ways, and in Sindhupalchok district this was especially important as it was heavily affected. Today one could even see the effect of these interventions in the very landscape with many new houses, and in the stories of the people living in them. The most inspiring aspect of this was to learn how the most vulnerable, especially women who lost their husbands, were helped according to equity; meaning that those who needed more help received it (as is illustrated below).
The first approach in 4+1 is to ensure shelter, as it is one of the most basic human needs. This was done by Red Cross through capacity building related to shelter, such as training 800 skilled workers on earthquake resistent techniques, and handing out emergency shelter kits to locals. Red Cross also shared information on how to safely reconstruct houses, and provided the government program guidelines to 4500 households. Today the result of this intervention is that more than 80% of the houses are rebuilt, and even the most vulnerable who struggled to start reconstruction have been assisted in the process and have earthquake-proof houses today.
Local woman in front of her house, built by support of Norwegian Red Cross and local volunteers.
The second approach is to have a sustainable reduction in the risk of waterborne diseases, and to ensure this 25 new water supplies were constructed which ensured that 1215 households have access to clean and safe water. Schools were also a focus area in this, and therefore 37 teachers were specifically trained in school sanitation and hygiene education - this is information which through each teacher reaches out to many young people and their families. Nine child, gender and disability friendly toilets were also constructed with support from Red Cross, and in the longer term this contributes to keeping more girls in school as they have the necessary facilities during their menstruation period.
The third approach is to increase awareness of improved health practices, and it especially targeted maternal health as it has been a large issue in Nepal. When combined with difficult roads and little public transport, the poorer women living in the district faced difficulties in ther pregnancies. Therefore outreach clinics, built closer to the rural areas, were constructed for the people to access health support on a regular basis - and to ensure that pregnant women have check-ups, and bring in their newborns for vaccinations. Both of these efforts toward maternal health protect mother and child during a vulnerable period of their life that in the past claimed many lives.
Inside outreach clinic in Sindhupalchok, where locals regularly access medical help.
The fourth approach is to support livelihood, meaning the work, of vulnerable people. Livelihood projects strengthen this, and in Sindhupalchok 1000 households had their food security and income ensured through this. Especially vulnerable people were also here given additional support, where for instance a single mother was given funds to buy three goats and build a goat rearing shed. Today she has eleven goats and is living comfortably due to this investment.
Livelihood project with local woman supported to weave carpets for sale.
The last, and "plus one" component to the recovery programme is to strengthen capacity. While this is done continuously in all the other areas, here it also includes the capacity of the local Red Cross branch as they withouth a doubt did most of the work. Therefore it is important to strengthen the local volunteers and staff as well, such as by providing relevant training or working spaces. This ensures effective support to activities performed by them. An example of this is to reconstruct the damaged District Chapter building, so that it is now earthquake proof and again can be used as a location for trainings and an office for local staff.
These days has given an insight to how Red Cross works when a real disaster hits, and most importantly how they countinue to assist in the years to come!


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Cool Cat Sponsors Two Top Sports Franchises
by admin | Mar 29, 2022 | IN THE NEWS
Minority Founded RTD Lifestyle Company Offering Wine Spritzer Cocktails Now Available at Citi Field in New York and Levi's® Stadium in the Bay Area
Miami Beach, FL (March 29, 2022) – Cool Cat, an RTD lifestyle company offering a refreshing line of naturally flavored wine spritzer cocktails, has secured sponsorships with the New York Mets and San Francisco 49ers.
The sponsorship at Citi Field kicks off on April 15, 2022, when the New York Mets host the Arizona Diamondbacks for their season home opener. Fans will have a chance to play the Cool Cat Memory Game for the chance to win a branded Swag Bag and receive 20% off their first order by entering the QR code provided at the Cool Cat stand.
"We're excited to welcome Cool Cat as an official partner of the New York Mets to kick off the 2022 season," said Brian Fling, Mets VP of Partnerships. "The brand has local roots having been founded in New York and we appreciate that Cool Cat offers a refreshing line of low-calorie wine spritzer cocktails with a unique taste profile for fans seeking new RTD options."
Beginning May 15, Cool Cat will also become the "preferred wine spritzer" of the San Francisco 49ers and be available for purchase in Levi's® Stadium.
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Innovation in Residency Selection: The AAMC Standardized Video Interview
Steven B. Bird, University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolFollow
H. Gene Hern, Highland Hospital
Andra Blomkalns, Stanford University School of Medicine
Nicole M. Deiorio, Virginia Commonwealth University
Yolanda Haywood, The George Washington University
Katherine M. Hiller, University of Arizona
Dana Dunleavy, Association of American Medical Colleges
Keith Dowd, Association of American Medical Colleges
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Emergency Medicine | Health and Medical Administration | Medical Education
PURPOSE: Innovative tools are needed to help shift residency selection toward a more holistic process that balances academic achievement with other knowledge and skills important for success in residency. The authors evaluated the feasibility of the AAMC Standardized Video Interview (SVI) and evidence of the validity of SVI total scores.
METHOD: The SVI, developed by the Association of American Medical Colleges, consists of six questions designed to assess applicants' interpersonal and communication skills and knowledge of professionalism. Study 1 was conducted in 2016 for research purposes. Study 2 was an operational pilot administration in 2017; SVI data were available for residency selection use by emergency medicine residency programs for the 2018 application cycle. Descriptive statistics, correlations, and standardized mean differences were used to examine data.
RESULTS: Study 1 included 855 applicants; Study 2 included 3,532 applicants. SVI total scores were relatively normally distributed. There were small correlations between SVI total scores and United States Medical Licensing Examination Step exam scores, Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society membership, and Gold Humanism Honor Society membership. There were no-to-small group differences in SVI total scores by gender and race/ethnicity, and small-to-medium differences by applicant type.
CONCLUSIONS: Findings provide initial evidence of the validity of SVI total scores and suggest these scores provide different information than academic metrics. Use of the SVI, as part of a holistic screening process, may help program directors widen the pool of applicants invited to in-person interviews and may signal that programs value interpersonal and communication skills and professionalism.
emergency medicine, residency, selection, video interviews
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Bird SB, Hern HG, Blomkalns A, Deiorio NM, Haywood Y, Hiller KM, Dunleavy D, Dowd K. (2019). Innovation in Residency Selection: The AAMC Standardized Video Interview. Emergency Medicine Publications and Presentations. https://doi.org/10.1097/ACM.0000000000002705. Retrieved from https://escholarship.umassmed.edu/emed_pp/182
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Missouri Basketball
Big 12 Tournament
Big 12 Basketball By The Numbers: Can Mizzou Climb All The Way To No. 1?
Here is a deep dive into Big 12 men's basketball this season that goes beyond wins, losses and the standings.
By Chip Rouse Feb 16, 2012, 9:00am CST
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Big 12 basketball by the numbers.
Being the No. 1-ranked team in the country carries with it both a blessing and a curse. Every week during the college basketball season, panels of human voters and computers here, there and everywhere rank the best teams in the country, one through 25 and one through whatever. Every team strives to be one of the top 25, and the higher the better.
With a high ranking comes a higher NCAA Tournament seed and a better chance of advancement to the second week of action, when the games take on higher importance and clear the path to the Final Four. At that stage of the season, though, as anyone with any sense of reality knows, it makes no difference where a team ranks, but how well you're playing that matters most. It doesn't matter if you're the best team if you're not the best team on the scoreboard when the final buzzer sounds in any given game come tournament time.
Missouri is having a phenomenal final season in the Big 12. With seven games to go in the regular season, including the Tigers' Wednesday night encounter in Columbia against Oklahoma State, one of the two conference teams to beat MU this season (Kansas State is the other), the Tigers stand at No. 3 in the country in both the AP and ESPN/USA Today polls. That's just two spots from the top rung, where Kentucky and Syracuse are positioned currently. Should either or both of those teams stumble before season's end, Missouri would be in the best position to advance one or two spots and potentially seize the top spot.
As nice as that sounds, Mizzou probably would be better served if it were fortunate enough to stay right where it is. The reason being: No, 1 teams carry huge targets on their backs and typically don't hold on to the top spot for very long unless they are the last team standing after the final game of the national championship. In basketball, teams play two games a week and, therefore, have half the time to prepare for their opponents and twice the opportunity to lose than their football counterparts.
Before we get too far ahead of ourselves and sound as if we are conceding the remainder of the Big 12 men's basketball season to Missouri in its final season in the conference, it bears pointing out that the Tigers have a giant hurdle to get over on Feb. 25 before they can even begin thinking about moving any higher in the rankings, let alone stay where they are. That's when MU has to go to longtime rival Kansas, the team ranked right behind Missouri in this week's ESPN/USA Today poll, for the second half of this season's Border Showdown in basketball, and the last one in 267 meetings unless something changes in the future.
Some other noteworthy numbers in 2011-12 Big 12 men's basketball:
0 - Missouri is the only team in the conference not to lose a game this year playing at home (Missouri is 14-0; Kansas is 13-1).
4 - Number of players headed for Big 12 schools (Isaiah Austin, committed to Baylor; Perry Ellis, Kansas; Marcus Smart, Oklahoma State, and Cameron Ridley, going toTexas) who have been selected to play in the McDonald's All-America High School Game March 28 in Chicago.
5 - This is the fifth consecutive week the Big 12 has had three teams (Missouri, Kansas and Baylor) ranked in the top ten in both the AP and ESPN/USA Today polls.
5.12 - Missouri is committing an average of five fewer turnovers game (10.6) than its opponents (15.7), a turnover margin of +5.12.
8 - Six Big 12 teams have at least 16 wins this season, and eight teams have a .500 winning percentage or better.
14-0 - The Big 12 had two teams start the 2011-12 season at 14-0 for just the second time in conference history.
50 - This year's Missouri team is one of the best shooting teams in school history. The Tigers are hitting over 50 percent of their shots through 25 games, the seventh best in the country and the best in the Big 12. Missouri also leads the conference and is No. 3 in the nation in free-throw shooting, with two of its scoring leaders, Marcus Denmon and Michael Dixon Jr., making 90 percent of their free-throw attempts.
69 - Number of three-point field goals by Missouri's Marcus Denmon this season to lead the conference. Steven Pledger of Oklahoma is next in line with 64 made three-pointers.
74 percent - Ricardo Ratliffe of Missouri is scoring on 74 percent of his field goal tries to lead the country. Thomas Robinson of Kansas (55 percent) is the next closest in the Big 12, but more than 20 percentage points lower than Ratliffe.
140 - Total number of blocked shots by Kansas this season, an average of 5.6 per game, tied for tenth best in the nation.
230 - Team three-point field goals made by Iowa State, an average of 8.65 a game, the best in the Big 12.
1,900 - Five Big 12 teams (Missouri, Kansas, Baylor, Texas and Iowa State) have scored more than 1,900 points in 26 games.
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Death row killer David Cox confesses to second cold case murder just before execution
Rachel Sharp
December 7, 2021, 11:54 AM ·3 min read
First Circuit District Attorney's Office John Weddle holds a press conference announcing the development along with the daughter of Felicia Cox (First Circuit District Attorney's Office/Facebook)
A death row killer made a shock confession to a separate cold case murder just before his execution in Mississippi last month – bringing hopes of closure to the victim's family 14 years on from her disappearance.
David Cox confessed to murdering his sister-in-law Felicia Cox and provided them with details of where her remains could be found, authorities have revealed.
Cox was put to death on 17 November for murdering his estranged wife Kim Kirk Cox and sexually assaulting his stepdaughter, making him the first person to be executed in Mississippi since 2012.
In 2010, Cox shot his wife dead and sexually assaulted her 12-year-old daughter in front of her as she lay dying from her wounds.
First Circuit District Attorney John Weddle said in a press conference on Monday that Cox had also been a "longtime suspect" in the disappearance of Felicia Cox.
Felicia Cox vanished without a trace back in July 2007 at the age of 40. She was last seen alive visiting Kim Kirk Cox in Pontotoc County, Mississippi, and the case into her disappearance had long gone cold.
DA Weddle said that Cox confessed to killing Felicia Cox in a letter to his attorneys in October.
He agreed for his attorney client privilege to be waived after his execution and his attorneys handed over his deathbed confession letter to the DA's office on 19 November – two days after his execution.
Mississippi's Office of Capital Post-Conviction Counsel said the killer "felt deep remorse and wanted to bring closure" to the victim's family.
The letter contains both an "admission of guilt" for Felicia Cox's disappearance and death and details about the location of her remains, said DA Weddle.
The DA said the letter did not go into detail about the killing itself but was "very detailed" about the location of the body, leading authorities to believe that the confession is accurate.
"There is no indication that anyone other than Cox is responsible for Felicia Cox's death," he said.
David Cox was executed on 17 November for the 2010 murder of his wife (Mississippi Department of Corrections)
Officials have not disclosed the purported site of the remains other than to say it is in Pontotoc County and that there have been "some changes to the location" over the years but that they are hopeful a search will "still be successful".
Mississippi State University archaeology and anthropology experts have been drafted in to help in the recovery efforts, he said.
"We would like to stress that locating the remains of Felicia Cox is not a foregone conclusion," said DA Weddle.
"We are hopeful that the information is accurate and that recovery efforts will be successful so that Felicia's family may give her a proper burial.
Felicia Cox's daughter Amber Miskelly, who was 18 at the time of her mother's disappearance, joined the press conference with her husband and was seen wiping away tears as officials announced the development in her mother's case.
Cox had spent the last nine years on death row in Mississippi following his conviction and death sentence in 2012.
The 50-year-old's execution date was set after he abandoned all appeals, calling himself "worthy of death".
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Q: Does "Algebraic numbers coloured by degree" form a fractal? This picture from Wikipedia's article on Algebraic numbers shows a visualization of Algebraic numbers coloured by degree.
I'm wondering if this is a fractal?

A: If you consider the set of roots of polynomials whose coefficients are entirely $1$ or $-1$, and take the topological closure of that set, you get a fractal pattern closely related to the Dragon curve.
see: http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/roots/beauty.pdf

A: The algebraic numbers are countable hence $\dim_{H}A=0$ for each subset. But one defines a fractal by non-intger Hausdorff dimenson.


The endorsement of the Avalon Airport Master Plan by the Federal Department of Defence is set to trigger a new wave of development opportunities for one of our region's greatest assets.
Federal Member for Corangamite, Sarah Henderson, welcomed the approval of the Avalon Airport Master Plan which provides for a significant expansion of the airport's operations, as well as the establishment of non-aviation related developments.
• develop recreational and sporting facilities.
Under the Master Plan, the curfew free status of the airport will continue and the City of Greater Geelong will remain the Planning Authority.
This new Master Plan incorporates the planning provisions within the new Special Use Zone 11 approved by the Victorian Government in late 2014, providing consistency of development planning mechanisms across all three levels of Government. The Master Plan is effective September 2015 and is current for a 20 year period.
"Avalon Airport has the potential to be a very significant driver of jobs, new industries and economic growth. With the Federal Government's commitment to help fund an international terminal (contingent on an international deal being concluded), I am very keen to see Avalon finalise a commercial deal to bring international flights to our region," Ms Henderson said.
The CEO of Avalon Airport, Justin Giddings, said: "While future developments will in many instances require final Department of Defence and City of Greater Geelong approval, the sky is the limit in terms of the opportunities now available at Avalon Airport.
"The Avalon Airport Masterplan provides a great opportunity for new developments which will create jobs and significant economic benefits for the region," Mr Giddings concluded.
Avalon Airport was leased to the Linfox Group by the Department of Defence in 1997. Avalon Airport Australia Pty Ltd (AAA) owns the leasehold and forms part of the Linfox Airports Group.
Avalon Airport is situated around 50 kilometres from Melbourne and 20 kilometres from Geelong. Established in 1952 for Australian aerospace defence purposes, Avalon Airport has played a leading role in Australia's aviation industry for over 50 years.
Avalon is a State Significant Asset which has a 3,048 m runway. It is capable of landing the A380 and other large aircraft. It has 5km of taxiways and 32 ha of sealed surfaces. It has modern navigational aids and simultaneous hydrant refuelling for multiple aircraft. It has a passenger terminal capable of handling over 2 million passenger movements per year and car parking for over 2,000 vehicles. It has 55,000 m2 of hangar space including 3 wide bodied aircraft hangars. It has huge areas of underutilised land available for new uses. No other Australian state has a second airport with anything like these facilities.
In June 2015 Jetstar and Avalon Airport announced a new 10 year agreement that will see Jetstar operate more flights and destinations from Avalon. As part of this arrangement Jetstar will commence a new daily Gold Coast service on 26 October 2015.


Will Tsukiko ever stop making funny faces?
Gavan's back from Christmas break and he's ready to take on Rhino Doubler again! With some help from Commander Qom and Marine he just might stand a chance.
Y'know it's pretty refreshing when "training" actually turns out to be weight lifting in a gym, and not "jump around until you learn a new flashy attack".
Can't wait for the The Force Awakens? Need your fix of space action right now? Watch some Gavan! This week, we say goodbye to the Doublemen, and Monsters. In their place comes the even more deadly Double Monsters, born from combining Doublemen with Monsters (Don Horror can't come up with names)! The first Double Monster is Rhino Doubler, who may be familiar to viewers as a heavily updated version of him appears in episodes 31 and 32 of Go-Busters. With these new Doublers running around, Retsu is going to have to put in a bit of over time!
This week Makku is after a young boy who just happened to spot their very obvious spaceships flying around with his telescope. This leads Retsu to the Oyama Amusement Park. Could it be a Makuu trap? Find out!
Trivia: The theme park Retsu and Makku visit is the Oyama Amusement Park. It's made appearances in Goranger, and Kamen Rider 555: Paradise Lost. Sadly this park closed down and is now the Harvest Walk shopping center. Must be a Makku plot!
Sorry for taking what seemed like a bit of a holiday breather, but rest assured we've been hard at work behind the scenes. For being so patient you get to enjoy an extra big helping of Gavan! These episodes steadily ramp things up, and episode 11 is one of the most intense episodes we've had thus far.
So sit back, relax, put down those copies of Xenoblade Chronicles X, and watch some Gavan!
Other shows include Kikaider and Kamen Rider Black (where they both shared the role of Darom). Sadly Takeshi Watabe passed away in 2011 due to pneumonia but Shozo Iizuka is still happily working at the age of 82. Some recent Toku roles he can be heard as include Mohth Drekk in Goseiger, M1 in Ultraman X and he's reprised the roles of Don Horror in Space Sheriff Gavan: The Movie, and Demon King Psycho in Super Hero Taisen Z.


Graphic print of a modern reinterpretation of the Adinkra ideographic symbol Dwennimmen (concept of strength represented by the ram's horn). The bold symbol sits atop a contemporary typographic design.
Modern redesign of the Adinkra ideographic symbol, Dwennimmen.
Dwennimmen: the symbol of strength. The spirit to fiercely defend one's interests with courage and wisdom.


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Intermountain Healthcare, Baxter Integrate SIGMA Spectrum Infusion System with Intermountain's Electronic Medical Record System
Intermountain Healthcare and Baxter Healthcare Corporation today announced the successful integration of the SIGMA Spectrum Infusion System into Intermountain's electronic medical record (EMR) system across its organization. This integration allows for bi-directional, continuous wireless connectivity between the SIGMA Spectrum large volume infusion pump and Intermountain's EMR system, helping to enhance patient safety and hospital staff efficiency at its 23 hospitals throughout Utah and southeastern Idaho.
"This successful integration allows our healthcare providers to see order information the doctor or pharmacist requested directly on the infusion pump's display screen during programming. It helps ensure patients are receiving the correct infusion and adds another safety measure that is important to us," said Marc Probst, chief information officer of Intermountain Healthcare. "In addition, the ability to send data from our EMR system directly to bedside medical devices such as infusion pumps is a critical objective for Intermountain as we continue to track, measure and improve clinical outcomes."
Connectivity between an infusion pump and EMR system supports the five rights of medication administration, helping ensure that the right patient gets the right medication in the right dose at the right time through the right administration route. At Intermountain, these enhanced communication capabilities allow doctor and pharmacist infusion orders to be sent directly to the SIGMA Spectrum pump. The orders are then displayed on an LED screen so that staff can easily check and verify the accuracy of the infusion they are programming real-time.
Once an infusion begins, the SIGMA Spectrum Infusion System automatically sends infusion data to Intermountain's EMR system at regular intervals to support clinical documentation requirements. The infusion data sent from the pump to the EMR system is also routed through Intermountain's rules engine for immediate analysis. This analysis addresses issues including alerts and alarms that can be routed directly to clinicians' workstations, providing an additional level of patient safety. Monitoring of infusion data also helps Intermountain track and improve long-term clinical outcomes for patients.
In addition to helping enhance patient safety, the SIGMA Spectrum Infusion System's automatic documentation capabilities increase efficiency by eliminating the need for healthcare professionals to manually chart infusion data following the beginning of therapy. In a survey of 2,439 nurses done by staffing company Jackson Healthcare, a majority (73-75 percent) responded that they spent 25 percent of their shift on indirect patient care activities such as documentation1. Through the SIGMA Spectrum integration at Intermountain, however, infusion data such as the amount of drug infused is automatically sent from the pump to the EMR system every three minutes, reducing staff administrative time spent manually recording such data and allowing for more direct patient care.
"Baxter is proud to partner with Intermountain Healthcare to support patient safety and clinical efficiency through the integration of the SIGMA Spectrum Infusion System with Intermountain's EMR system," said David Bonderud, president of Baxter's Medication Delivery business in the United States. "Whether through safety systems on the infusion pump itself, or safer clinical workflows gained by integration into a hospital's EMR system, Baxter will continue to work to provide safety at the bedside for IV medications."
The SIGMA Spectrum Infusion System is manufactured by SIGMA International. In 2009, Baxter signed an exclusive three-year agreement with SIGMA to market and distribute the pump in the U.S. and international markets.
About the SIGMA Spectrum Infusion System
Baxter is the exclusive distributor of the SIGMA Spectrum Infusion System, a second generation smart pump manufactured by SIGMA International, of which Baxter is a minority owner. Weighing approximately 2.5 pounds and measuring 1/10 the size of many other large volume pumps, the pump features technology intended to help reduce infusion-related adverse drug events through the use of drug libraries that eliminate the need for clinicians to manually enter commonly used drugs and dosage rates. It has a wireless connectivity option and uses standard, low-cost intravenous administration sets. The SIGMA Spectrum Infusion System is used in four of U.S. News & World Report's 2010-2011 top six ranked hospitals.
About Intermountain Healthcare
Intermountain Healthcare is a Utah-based system of 23 nonprofit hospitals, more than 150 clinics, a Medical Group with some 900 employed physicians, a health plans division called SelectHealth, and other health services. Intermountain is widely recognized as a leader in clinical quality improvement and in efficient healthcare delivery. Intermountain has been ranked as one of the nation's top five integrated health systems for the past 11 years. For more information, visit www.intermountainhealthcare.org .
Baxter International Inc. (NYSE: BAX), through its subsidiaries, develops, manufactures and markets products that save and sustain the lives of people with hemophilia, immune disorders, infectious diseases, kidney disease, trauma, and other chronic and acute medical conditions. As a global, diversified healthcare company, Baxter applies a unique combination of expertise in medical devices, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology to create products that advance patient care worldwide.
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