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People who like cooking are inclined to collect recipes as the years goes by. They do this because they like to share the joys of cooking to other people and it will also allow them to learn the secrets of culinary arts. At times, one would notice the amount of paper that is used to print out recipes or that some of those recipes from generations past never make it back to the rightful owner. When this happens, people wished that there is some sort of a file management program for their recipes or at least have a digital copy of their recipe so they can easily reprint it. This is why people have invented cookbook software.
Making a cookbook, whether for personal use or for publication is both fun and challenging. This is fun for the family as they search for their favorite recipes and dishes. These cookbooks can be as simple as pure texts or intricate with pictures, themes, and categories. Some people opt to look for the recipes they obtained in the past and compile it in a cookbook, like the ones that were given to them by their parents and ancestors, and plan to share it to their descendants. In order to do this, a cookbook software is needed. The cookbook software prints homemade family cookbooks, adds newer concoctions and preserves the previous brews and inventions.
Before choosing a cookbook software, the first thing to do is to converge all the recipes you have on hand. You may want to include the pictures of the dishes you plan to include in your cookbook. Start getting ideas how one wants to categorize the cookbook.
There are many types of cookbook software, so you should choose wisely which ones can help you in making the cookbook. Matilda cookbook is an example of one of the most popular cookbook software available in the Internet, it allows you to upload pictures, categorize the recipes, design the back and back cover, plus the table of contents. TasteBook is also a great cookbook software for those who want to create a more professional looking cookbook in just minutes. Blurb on the other hand allows user to use its photo book software and cookbook templates for uploading in any format the user wants.
For your cookbook making project to become successful, you need the appropriate cookbook software and the right amount of dedications.


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Q: Why sphinx raises error index.ipynb not found while index.rst is present? Sphinx keeps raising the error that the root file (...)/index.ipynb is not found. However the file (...)/index.rst is present. So why does sphinx look for index.ipynb instead of index.rst?
The sphinx run yields this:
Running Sphinx v4.4.0
making output directory... done
WARNING: html_static_path entry '_static' does not exist
checking bibtex cache... out of date
building [mo]: targets for 0 po files that are out of date
building [html]: targets for 7 source files that are out of date
updating environment: [new config] 7 added, 0 changed, 0 removed
reading sources... [100%] notebooks/Techniques

Sphinx error:
root file /Users/Theo/Entiteiten/IHE/git_TransientGroundwaterFlow/Assignment/docs/source/index.ipynb not found
make: *** [html] Error 2

The directory tree is standard as shown in the figure. docs>source and docs>build.
The notebooks are found in the subdirectory, which is a soft link to the directory with the original notebooks. Same for the pictures.
The index.rst specifies the files as follows, with the rst files in the source directory and the notebooks in the source/notebooks directory.
What am I doing wrong? Why is sphinx looking for the index.ipynb file instead of the index.rst file?
Welcome to TransientGroundwaterFlowIHEDelft's documentation!
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   old_assignments
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   notebooks/AssJan2016
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   notebooks/AssJan2019
   notebooks/AssJan2020
   notebooks/AssJan2021
   notebooks/AssJan2022
   Python_techniques
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* :ref:`genindex`
* :ref:`modindex`
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Despite government claims, progress on reconstruction has been decidedly mixed.
A year has passed since super typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) wreaked destruction in the central part of the Philippine islands. While the government is claiming that its rehabilitation effort has been more than satisfactory, many communities are still in the relief phase.
Haiyan was the strongest tropical cyclone to make landfall in history. It affected 1.47 million families, displaced 918,261 from their homes, and damaged 1.17 million houses in 171 cities, 14 provinces, and six regions. About 6,300 people were killed, 28,000 injured, and 1,000 are still missing. The number of casualties and fatalities may be higher still, since many bodies were never recovered in numerous unmarked mass graves.
The government highlighted the positive performance of various agencies in providing assistance to typhoon survivors. Aside from distributing family food packs, livelihood grants, and cash transfers, the government insisted that it prioritized the resettlement of typhoon victims. Social Welfare Secretary Dinky Soliman is confident that tent or makeshift houses will be replaced by "safer transitional shelters" before 2015. "By year-end, none of the remaining survivors in all 'Yolanda'-hit areas would be staying in tents and makeshifts," she said in a press statement.
Transportation agencies also reported that they have completed three airport and 14 seaport rehabilitation projects in the past year.
Meanwhile, President Benigno Aquino III has emphasized that rehabilitation programs are on the right track. He mentioned that the Labor Department has provided jobs to 33,338 persons out of a target of 44,778. Aquino added that 12,843 individuals were given technical and vocational education out of a target of 24,535. Earlier this year, the government vowed to replace or repair 33,432 small fishing boats; so far, the government has already repaired 30,186 boats. The education department planned to rebuild 2,313 classrooms; of this target, 101 classrooms are finished and 1,095 are currently being constructed.
Indeed, Haiyan-damaged communities are already moving forward, but even the president's accomplishment report also revealed that the recovery is painfully slow in some areas.
Ibon, an independent think-tank, used data available on the website of the Presidential Assistant for Rehabilitation and Recovery (OPARR) to show the disparity between the government's commitment and actual performance. It pointed out that only 364 housing units were completed in Tacloban and Tanauan in Leyte province, compared to more than 500,000 houses were completely destroyed in the province.
The Aquino administration is reeling from criticism that it has bungled the recovery work in the Haiyan-affected towns. Even the Commission on Audit has released a scathing report which questioned the Department of Social Welfare and Development's "inefficient" utilization and distribution of funds and donations intended for typhoon survivors. Critics also pointed out that the government's comprehensive rehabilitation plan was only signed by Aquino on October 29, or a few days before the first anniversary of the Haiyan disaster. This means that relief and recovery efforts in the past months have been undertaken by various agencies without a master plan to guide the activities.
Politics aside, what is clear is that rebuilding the typhoon-ravaged towns in the Visayas remains a daunting task. Recovery must be followed by a program to revive the agricultural sector and other domestic industries. With or without the assistance of politicians, survivors are already rebuilding their lives. Many are grateful to local and international aid groups for their steadfast presence and even leadership in some relief centers.
Nevertheless, the delay in the distribution of relief and the inaction of leaders in some instances are unacceptable. Survivors have every right to demand accountability from both the local and national governments.


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Lessen the Effects of Thanksgiving Dinner!
While I would never suggest that you skip your favorite Thanksgiving goodies, this article shares some sensible tips to make the festivities a happy memory rather than a regret!
We're not suggesting you roll up on your sofa, here are a few suggestions.
We all know after an over-stuffed dinner is to lie down and rest. Instead take a short walk after your meal helps your digestion over drinking coffee.
Drink some digestif bitter which is produced in Rheinberg in Germany by Underberg AG, made from aromatic herbs from 43 countries.
Most European counties create a bitter herbal digestive liqueur that's sipped after meals. (Italy produces hundreds of different types of Amari.
Keep on hand a natural digestive enzyme for after the feast.
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Driving schools rev up with BMWs, manicures
By Chris Gallagher
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese driving schools are offering more than instruction behind the wheel, with Hawaiian massage and lessons in BMWs among the services available to compete for a dwindling number of potential students.
Vehicles are driven on a road in Tokyo August 3, 2009. REUTERS/Stringer
Like a broad spectrum of Japanese companies, driving schools are grappling with the country's shrinking population and a tightfisted economic climate that have triggered fierce price competition.
"It's harder to get new customers compared with before," said Aki Takahashi, head of Tokyo's Musashi Sakai Driving School, noting that the number of people getting driver's licenses in the metropolis has plunged by more than half in the past two decades while the number of schools hasn't changed much.
"We think price competition can't go any further so we're enhancing our service line-up," she told Reuters.
Students at Musashi Sakai, where over 5,000 graduate yearly, can choose from extra services including manicures, Hawaiian "lomilomi" with aromatherapy as well as other types of massage to relieve driving fatigue -- a female-friendly menu that's in line with the school's business strategy.
"An environment that women feel comfortable entering is one where anyone can feel comfortable," Takahashi said. "Women are our main target."
Most customers are high school and university students looking to get their license near the minimum driving age of 18, but in a bid to target homemakers, Musashi Sakai also offers free child care while parents are taking lessons.
Not to be outdone, rival Koyama Driving School's service range includes the use of BMWs for highway-driving lessons and Harley-Davidson motorcycles for bike classes.
It holds instruction in English for non-Japanese speakers and in sign language for the hearing impaired, and also provides handicap-access cars.
One Koyama branch is also holding a school festival later this month featuring performances by university cheerleaders and offering test-drives in Mitsubishi Motors Corp's i-MiEV electric car.
Japan's population declined last year for the second straight year and is set to shrink by a third in 50 years if current trends continue.
Editing by Miral Fahmy

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Guide to Diagnostic Tests
TEST CHARACTERISTICS is a topic covered in the Guide to Diagnostic Tests.
Table 1–2lists the general characteristics of useful diagnostic tests. Most of the principles detailed in this section can be applied not only to laboratory and radiologic tests but also to elements of the history and physical examination. An understanding of these characteristics is very helpful to the clinician when ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests.
Properties of useful diagnostic tests.
Test methodology has been described in detail so that it can be accurately and reliably reproduced.
Test accuracy and precision have been determined.
The reference interval has been established appropriately.
Sensitivity and specificity have been reliably established by comparison with a gold standard. The evaluation has used a range of patients, including those who have different but commonly confused disorders and those with a spectrum of mild and severe, treated and untreated disease. The patient selection process has been adequately described so that results will not be generalized inappropriately.
Independent contribution to overall performance of a test panel has been confirmed if a test is advocated as part of a panel of tests.
McPhee, Stephen J., et al. "TEST CHARACTERISTICS." Guide to Diagnostic Tests, 7th ed., McGraw-Hill Education, 2017. Anesthesia Central, anesth.unboundmedicine.com/anesthesia/view/GDT/619003/all/TEST_CHARACTERISTICS.
McPhee SJ, Lu CM, Nicoll D. TEST CHARACTERISTICS. Guide to Diagnostic Tests. McGraw-Hill Education; 2017. https://anesth.unboundmedicine.com/anesthesia/view/GDT/619003/all/TEST_CHARACTERISTICS. Accessed January 17, 2021.
McPhee, S. J., Lu, C. M., & Nicoll, D. (2017). TEST CHARACTERISTICS. In Guide to Diagnostic Tests (7th edition). McGraw-Hill Education. Retrieved January 17, 2021, from https://anesth.unboundmedicine.com/anesthesia/view/GDT/619003/all/TEST_CHARACTERISTICS
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While it is only one piece of your overall brand, your online presence is still extremely important, no matter what industry you are in. That's why we're sharing some easy ways you can take control of your personal brand online and build a persona you're proud of.
DO an audit. In order to figure out what your personal brand currently looks like, do a quick Google search of your name. Now, if you have a super common name like 'Joe Smith,' you may need to narrow your search a bit by adding in your location and your occupation. But once you see what's already out there, you can start weeding out the bad information. Pro tip: set up a Google alert with your name so you can catch new things that pop up.
DON'T be preachy. One of the biggest turn-offs on social media right now is that person who loves to stand up on a soapbox and talk down to others who don't share his or her opinion. Nobody wants to feel like they are being preached to. Remember that social media should be a two-way street where meaningful connections and conversations should be happening between you and your social media followers.
DO be intentional. It shouldn't be a surprise to you that everything that's put out on the internet lives on forever. And I mean FOR.EV.ER. Even the things you like can come back to haunt you (for any Bachelor fans out there, I'll just say, "Garrett Yrigoyen"). That's why it's important to be intentional about your online activity. Always have your personal brand in mind when you're posting or sharing or engaging, and if your activity doesn't align with the personal brand you want to build, then don't do it.
DON'T fight online. Can't we all just get along? Given the number of Facebook rants or fights that happen on a daily basis, apparently not. But that doesn't mean you can't take steps to stay out of the fight. If you notice some negativity coming your way, you've got two choices: remove yourself from the conversation altogether or take the conversation offline. It's much easier to get on the same page when you're talking face-to-face as opposed to behind a computer screen.
DO share value. Share interesting articles, cool opportunities within your industry and helpful resources with your followers. Don't get caught up in the cycle of self-promotion. Show your passion for what you do and engage with others who feel the same. By demonstrating that you are involved and informed about what's happening in your industry, you'll be viewed as a valuable resource for others, and your personal brand's stock will skyrocket.
DON'T overshare. Not everyone wants to see what's happening every single minute of every single day of your life (unless your only follower is your mom. Speaking of which, "hi, mom!"). You don't want your future employer bringing up that one time you live-tweeted the birth of your firstborn, which is why it's best to keep your more personal life events close to the vest — or, at the very least, kept within your inner circle of friends and family.
DO be authentic. People can spot a disingenuous person from a mile away. As the Genie once told Aladdin, "Beeee yourself." You'll make stronger connections and build a better community when you stop trying to be what you think others want you to be and start being true to yourself. Focus on your strengths and what drives you. Your true, authentic personal brand will come once you start being yourself.
DON'T leave your account alone. Just because you've created a website and a bunch of social media accounts, it doesn't mean that your work is done. You need to continue to engage on social media and update your website to make sure all of the information and featured projects you have on there are up to date. Even if you only engage once a week, it shows that you value your personal brand and are part of the conversation.
DO get out and network IRL. While your online persona is the first thing that most employers will look at, you still need to get out into the real world and make personal connections. There are few things more valuable than engaging in a personal, face-to-face conversation with someone in real life. Seek out networking events in your area and start putting yourself out there. Your personal brand will benefit immensely.
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By Krishna Narayanaswamy
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The Heartbleed Bug is a serious vulnerability for websites around the world. Many enterprise cloud and SaaS apps were also impacted. While most app vendors have remediated their systems, some remain vulnerable.
Netskope researchers have been scanning more than 4,500 such apps throughout the past week and maintaining a daily countdown to remediation.
One observation we have made in the course of this analysis is the connection between remediation status and enterprise-readiness in the Netskope Cloud Confidence Index (CCI). The CCI is an index and measure of cloud apps' enterprise-readiness based on 34 objective criteria in the areas of security, auditability, and business continuity adapted from the Cloud Security Alliance. We assign each app a 0-100 score, and then group scored apps into levels: "Excellent," "High," "Medium," "Low," and "Poor."
The Tie Between Quality and Remediation
After six days of reporting on the remediation status of the apps in the CCI, our observation is that high-scoring apps remediate their systems to a greater degree than low-scoring ones. On day one of our analysis (April 10), all of the affected apps that are rated "Excellent" had already been remediated, and only a handful of "Highs" were left to go. At that time, the lower you looked on the enterprise-readiness scale, the greater the portion of apps were vulnerable. Over the six days, apps of all enterprise-readiness levels remediated their systems, but at the end of six days, nearly all of the enterprise-ready apps have been remediated, while the non-enterprise-ready apps have not remediated to the same degree.
Looking at it another way, at day six, more than half of the enterprise cloud apps that remediated in the first six days were considered enterprise-ready (rated "High" or "Excellent" in the CCI). In contrast, 88 percent of the remaining vulnerable apps are not enterprise-ready.
It's a bit of a no-brainer that higher-quality apps should remediate their systems more quickly than lower-quality ones. So why are we pointing this out? Here's why: If organizations knew all of the apps they had running in their environments, this wouldn't be a big deal. They could curtail usage, educate their users, and approach the vendors in question.
However, our data tell us that organizations have between 400-500 enterprise cloud apps running, only about 10 percent of which they know about. Anecdotally, the ones they know about are typically of higher quality, such as Box, Salesforce, and Okta, which are sanctioned by IT. So if vulnerable apps tend to be low on the enterprise-readiness scale, and IT doesn't know which low-quality apps are running, then the organization can't take measures to remediate Heartbleed, much less protect against future vulnerabilities. And that's a problem.
To protect yourself from Heartbleed and future vulnerabilities, you should:
Discover all of the cloud apps running in your environment.
Measure the apps' enterprise-readiness against an objective yardstick (CSA's Cloud Controls Matrix is a great starting point, and there are also vendors, including Netskope, who perform this service free of charge).
Compare the discovered apps against the list of remaining vulnerable apps and take steps to curtail usage or introduce countermeasures.
Beyond the apps affected by Heartbleed, review all of the low-scoring apps and determine whether they're business-critical.
For non-critical apps, help users migrate to more appropriate apps.
For critical apps, work with your app vendor to introduce enterprise capabilities and develop a plan to remediate vulnerabilities.
Adopt a process to continuously discover and gain visibility into the cloud apps in your environment, including the unsanctioned ones, as they change frequently.
Krishna Narayanaswamy
Krishna Narayanaswamy, Netskope's Founder and CTO, is a highly regarded researcher in deep packet inspection, security, and behavioral anomaly detection with over 25 years of industry experience. He leads Netskope's research efforts in data and threat protection and is a frequent presenter on security thought leadership topics in leading conferences. Previously he founded Top Layer Networks and served as a distinguished engineer at Juniper Networks where he delivered successful products to the market. He holds over 50 patents that range from security to accelerated packet processing to data classification.
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Q: Separating ManyToManyFields in a template Following my question at link text I'd like to separate the features in the template using categories such as Interior, Exterior, Mechanical etc.
I'm trying out the code below, but apparently it's not giving me what I want.
{% for feature in vehicle.features.all %}
    {% ifequal vehicle.features.type.type "Interior" %}

{{ feature }}

    {% endifequal %}
{% endfor %}

How do I go about this?

A: You want:
{% for feature in vehicle.features.all %}
    {% ifequal feature.type.type "Interior" %}

{{ feature }}

    {% endifequal %}
{% endfor %}

vehicle.features is a ManyToManyRelatedManager which can be used to access Feature objects, but does not actually carry Feature's relationships.
EDIT: In response to the comment below about doing this on the view, you could easily do:
interior_features = vehicle.features.filter(type__type='Interior')

and pass interior_features to the context of the template directly.  This would actually make more sense as a method on the model:
def get_interior_features(self):
    return self.features.filter(type__type='Interior')

The result of this could be filtered further, of course, as needed.
options = vehicle.get_interior_features().filter(is_standard=False)

or something.

A: Use Django's regroup tag: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/templates/builtins/#regroup
Would probably end up looking something like:
{% regroup vehicle.features.all by type as vehicle_features %}

{% for feature in vehicle_features %}
  {% ifequal feature "Interior" %}

{{feature}}

  {% endifequal %}
{% endfor %}


Towards the end of Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely's All American Boys, after Quinn, the white basketball player and witness to the crime at the center of this novel, has decided that he can, should, and will stand up to the injustices he's realized, his mother pleads with him not to attend the protest that will culminate the novel. "Just step out of the way," she says, "Even if it's ugly at school, this isn't your fight. Why are you jumping into the middle of it?" (264). That is indeed an age-old conundrum. The older generation pleading for the younger to let it be.
I wrote, on a yellow Post-It note I stuck on that very page, in big letters, IT IS!! It is his fight. It is all of ours. And so goes my initial reaction to this novel. I was most drawn to it in its insistence that injustices be fought at any and all cost. That the stakes are relatively low for Quinn, who, I, as a white man living in a very white place, connected to the most, is part and parcel to the message this novel intends for its readers to hear: That even the youngest of people can change things. Teenagers and college students have been voices for change dating all the way back to the 1960s and the beginning of YA Lit as we know it. That they are the ones who HAVE TO be that voice is one of the great tragedies of the American experiment. But it makes great fodder for young people to find a place in a society that is more and more divided as the days pass.
The Rashad side of the story contains all the devastation and pain. He is the one unfairly and savagely beaten by the police officer, Paul Galuzzo. Hospitalized, confined to a recovery room, Rashad's change is internal, borne out of encounters with the lady from the gift shop with ties to the historic march in Selma, and the kind nurse, who sees Rashad's side and supports his artistic endeavors. But the heavy lifting, from my view of the novel's message, falls on the Quinn side, the white side. This novel asks white youth to wake up, to not do what we (myself certainly included) do and bury our heads in the sand. I like that about this story.
All American Boys isn't perfect. The early over-indulgence in the indulgences of teenagers, the drinking and f-bombing, feels a bit worn out at this point. I always prefer grittier takes on that. Like, take me to the party instead of have characters talk about it. But this novel isn't concerned with that and maybe just felt like it had to go there. I like the way this novel just jumps right into the horrific act of police brutality, though I didn't find myself completely engaging with it until about the mid-point, when the media element came into play, the talk of protest and the connection to the "woke" culture of today hooked into me. That's what this novel is good for. It shows us what is important about standing up and it demands we listen.
Just yesterday, I got into a discussion with my afternoon class, a true mixture of middle school personalities and certainly my most diverse class in a school in a town that is not very. They saw I'm reading The Hate U Give, many of them having seen the movie, and we got to talking about some of the concepts we've been working with in class, one being "The Value of Human Life." We got to talking about the way we, especially in middle school, have to put on fronts and faces to seem one way for this group and one way for that.
We talked about family and how we can be one person with Mom and one person with Dad (a child of divorce gave me that one). One of my black (biracial actually) students raised her hand and talked about how different she has to be when she's with the black side of her family vs. the white side. I talked to them about the idea of "double-consciousness," and the hard fact, stemming from the writings of W.E.B. DuBois, that the American society has made black people into split identities, having to both reckon with the cultures and traditions of black culture on one end and white culture on the other. During this discussion, I looked over at a white kid in my class, a boy as country and white as they come. He looked like he'd just had his mind blown, for understanding this as a privileged white kid for the first time, for me this moment was my senior year in college, is life-altering. And should be. We've all been hiding from these truths, whether we realize and act like it or not.
Quinn is that white kid, the key character in a true narrative of growth. There's a moment in the middle of All American Boys that speaks to a realization like this. Quinn, at basketball workouts, is running through the white side of a police brutality argument with Rashad's best friend and star basketball player, English. The conversation ends with an offended English and a congratulatory Guzzo. Quinn rejects Guzzo, runs to English and tells him, "I'm sorry, man. I sounded like an idiot...I'm just trying to figure this all out. Rashad's your friend" (176-7). This is where the two sides collide and the learning and growing starts to happen for Quinn, the tenets of Entwicklungsroman firmly in motion for a confused young man dealing with two sides of his identity, the one who is white and privileged and carefree and the one who is still white but awake, or woke, and ready to put his true beliefs into action. When you have to walk away from a close friend for it, you know it's real. In this scene, it's as if Quinn is the guy at the front of the "privilege walk," looking back to realize how tragically unfair this society is and how he has unwittingly played a role in that unfairness.
The thing about Rashad is that his growth narrative started long before the events of this novel, at times when his Dad, the former police officer who shot a young black man once himself, schooled him on how to behave around the police (something that also came up in my class yesterday as part of a side conversation between me and a black young man), things like "Never talk back. Keep your hands up. Keep your mouth shut...Were your pants sagging?" (49-50). Rashad's story carries all the hard painful truths about what young black men have to go through, despite the positivity in his identity, that he is a good student in the ROTC with good parents and a bright future. This is isn't some thing he comes to learn about and grow and develop into over the course of this novel. He's already grown enough to know how to be and who, if he doesn't know himself, society, white people, the police, thinks he is. His Entwicklungsroman happened years ago, as a kid becoming a teenager, probably way back in middle school or even earlier. And that is perhaps the saddest part of this story. As Trite writes in DTU, "...in the adolescent novel, protagonists must learn about the social forces that have made them what they are" (3). The structure of that sentence says it all...social forces make us who we are...all of us.
The best of All American Boys is in the last half and the beginning of what this Reading Group Guide Question gets answered, the idea of "evidence that there is work to be done" in the ways of protesting for human rights. Yeah...now more than ever, I'd say. I'm reminded of Charlottesville and the range of emotions I felt that week. I think of Spike Lee's latest masterwork, BlackKklansman, now nominated for several Oscars, runs that moment in history through a not-so-distant past history and how we, essentially, have a president using the same rhetoric as David Duke. Once the media storm around Rashad's beating opens up, in steps the idea of protest, of speaking truth to power, one of the vital necessities and freedoms bestowed upon Americans. It comes in the form of Berry, the girlfriend of Rashad's brother, Spoony. She pleads with Rashad's mother, "We have a right to voice how we feel, and isn't that better than just doing nothing?" (200). Yes. It is. And this is what Quinn learns. Rashad, his mother and father, Spoony, Berry, English and the other of Rashad's crew. They all really already know this. It is Quinn that has to learn it. It is Quinn that puts this into action for the stunned white kid finding out some hard truths. We look at what Quinn's mother tells him..."This isn't your fight." And we snap into action. We choose to "disturb the universe" no matter how painful it is (Trite 2). We know this is our fight. We plead, "I'm hoping you'll have my back" (264). Will you?


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Boeing's 1st Starliner and Atlas V Rocket Arrive at Pad for Friday Launch (Photos)
By Mike Wall published 18 December 19
Starliner just took a big step toward Friday's critical test flight.
The United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket carrying Boeing's Starliner capsule sits on the pad at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station's Space Launch Complex 41 on Dec. 18, 2019. (Image credit: ULA)
Boeing's Starliner astronaut taxi is on the launch pad.
The United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket carrying Starliner rolled out to the pad at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station's Space Launch Complex-41 early this morning (Dec. 18), riding a mobile launch platform 1,800 feet (550 meters) from ULA's Vertical Integration Facility.
Starliner remains on track to launch toward the International Space Station (ISS) Friday morning (Dec. 20) on its debut test flight, an uncrewed mission called Orbital Flight Test (OFT).
"Atlas and MLP are hard down at the pad. Successful roll #OFT is very, very, very near," ULA president and CEO Tory Bruno tweeted this morning.
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Boeing has been developing Starliner under a multibillion-dollar NASA commercial crew contract. SpaceX got a similar deal for work on its Crew Dragon capsule. The space agency wants these two private vehicles to fill the astronaut-ferrying shoes of the space shuttle fleet, which retired in July 2011. Ever since then, Russian Soyuz spacecraft have been the only means of crew transport to and from the ISS.
The Atlas V prepares to leave the Vertical Integration Facility for the launch pad on the morning of Dec. 18, 2019. (Image credit: ULA)
The eight-day OFT mission is a crucial step toward bringing Starliner fully online, proving out the capsule's capabilities during a trip to and from the ISS. If OFT is a success, a crewed demonstration mission to the orbiting lab will follow, likely sometime next year.
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If you ever have the opportunity to go to Palenque, GO. If you ever have the chance to make it your opportunity to go to Palenque, GO. Make it happen, whatever you do. This place is magical. But actually. It's a whole other world. I have visited many ruins all over Mexico and Palenque takes the cake.
If you have never taken a bus before in Mexico, let me tell you, they are wonderful. You are assigned a seat, oftentimes you are given a snack. They play movies. Sometimes there is wifi. It's luxury, I tell you and not at all what you are likely imaging. We purchased our bus tickets from ADO the day before in San Cris. We were limited in our options because I wanted to be sure to arrive in Palenque while there was still daylight. Safety first. We left super early that morning and 7.5 hours later, we arrived at the bus terminal in the small town of Palenque. It was a looooong bus ride. From what we understood, traveling through the centre of Chiapas, the jungle area, is not always the safest so the bus takes the long route, basically around the State. We took one break on the ride to stop for snacks and a leg stretch. Otherwise, it was a lot of looking out the window – which was beautiful by the way.
I knew that Palenque was a small town from the research that I had done prior to our trip and I know that in different states, there are different ways to do things, such as taxis. From most of my experience, there is a bunch of taxis waiting at the bus terminal. In Palenque, this was not the case. We paced around for a while, exhausted and really wanting a shower, before we were able to hail one. When traveling to Palenque, there are two options for where to stay: in town or at a hotel along the road that leads to the Palenque Ruins (literally called "Carr. Palenque Ruinas"). The reason that we made the journey was 100% solely to visit the ruins. We had done the cocktail scene of Mexico City, we had explored the magic of San Cristobal de las Casas. Here, we wanted history and jungle and nature and we had booked two nights and three days to do so. Because of this, we opted to stay at a hotel, well resort, on the road to the ruins. After some confusion (and I'm still confused about that confusion), our taxi driver brought us to Chan-Kah Resort Village, our home for our stay in Palenque. The reasons why I chose this place was 1) it had a pool, 2) it was literally in the forest and 3) everyone that stayed there got their own casita. A casita. In the jungle. Dreams do come true.
If you are expecting a big fancy all-inclusive resort, you will not find it here. If you are expecting everyone to speak English, you will not find it here. Palenque is in the heart of Mexico. This is real Mexico. Our casita was great, clean and had wifi. The pool was fun and the restaurant had great authentic Mexican food. And no one spoke English. In short: we loved it here and would definitely go back, should we find ourselves in this part of Mexico ever again.
Besides all of the good things that Chan-Kah had to offer, the greatest thrill for me was BEING IN THE JUNGLE! This meant that creatures and birds were basically everywhere. I would wander around with my camera going wild. Josh would be a good husband supporting his wife for a while and then he would quietly saunter off to have a nap in our casita or watch bad Spanish TV (because that is what you do when on vacation! Also because he just loves bad TV in general….). The first creature that I spotted as an Agouti. These adorable little rodents could be spotted everywhere and I loved them. I saw one that I followed, only to discover that she had a wee baby with her. Come on! TOO CUTE.
The day after our arrival was designated Palenque Ruins day and the forecast was not great. We woke up to rain and it was supposed to continue all day. But, we are tough and I figured that this would just mean that there would be less tourists there to get in our way so we got up early, ate a big breakfast, packed snacks and water and we were on our way. I had read that the best way to get to the ruins was in a Collectivo (essentially a shared bus). These Collectivos run from the ruins into town constantly and there seemed to be a lot of them. We walked to the main road and literally within seconds one pulled up. He was on his way to town but turned around and took us to the ruins. I think that the cost was 25 pesos each or something super cheap like that. Outside of the entrance to the ruins there are restaurants and stalls and tons of people just ready to sell you their goods. It was honestly a bit overwhelming. We were dropped off at the spot where you pay your entrance fee to get in (30 pesos or something like that, per person) and from there, we were on our own.
I had seen many photos of Palenque. In fact, when I started my research, I realised that it was Palenque that was on the cover of my Lonely Planet Guide. But all the images in the world cannot prepare you for seeing the real thing. Upon entering, you walk for a bit through the forest and up some steps and then suddenly, the path opens up, and you see the first of several buildings that make up the ruins. There they are, these massive structures with a lush green jungle backdrop and on this day, there was fog. Fog rising from those trees creating this otherworldly effect. My breath was literally taken away. It was so beautiful.
We literally wandered around Palenque for hours. Five whole hours. We took our time and saw everything. We sat in stillness and felt the space. We questioned just how they could have made such beautiful structures and such ornate carvings way back then. I took about a thousand photos and none of them do this place justice.
We climbed up the last of the buildings at Palenque and while I felt good and whole, I was missing something. I had read that because Palenque is situated in the jungle, that you often see Howler Monkeys and toucans here. We hadn't seen any and I chalked it up to us being there at the wrong time of day. At this point it was past midday and I knew that generally animals are more active at dawn and dusk. So we climbed up that last set of ruins and we looked out into the valley. The view was incredible and then there in the far distance, I saw them: two toucans. I knew it was them by the spot of yellow and zooming in on my camera, I confirmed it. Two toucans. Palenque was complete. We grabbed some lunch at one of the restaurants there and took a Collectivo back to the resort.
When we go there, I got distracted by Agoutis (TOO CUTE!) yet again so Josh headed back to our casita. I slowly made my way back. Still feeling light from experiencing that what is Palenque. I walked back to our casita and instead of going outside, I sat on our little porch. I wanted to soak in as much nature as I could because the next day we would head out on a bus to Villahermosa. The only thing that was missing on this little adventure were those Howler Monkeys. I thought that maybe we could get up early the next morning before our bus left and head out down the road, find some trail to walk along and maybe we would get lucky and find some.
But then, I heard something. Something strange in the distance. Something that sounded almost mechanical, repetitive. It sounded so far away and then I heard it closer and my heart skipped a beat. I instantly grabbed my phone and looked up Howler Monkeys on YouTube and found confirmation. It was them. I nearly cried. The sound was almost angry, menacing, terrifying but I wanted to see it's source. We followed the sound until we saw them, high up in the trees, amongst all of the casitas. There they were, a family of them. Settling in for the night and letting all of the other Howler families know that this was their home, at least for now.
The next morning, I heard them again and followed the sound, this time they were further along and higher up in trees with less branches. I took my camera out and began documenting. I followed one for a while and noticed that it looking a bit strange until I realised what was going on: it was a Mama and she was carrying her baby. The baby soon crawled off and was holding onto her own branch. Babies all around! If we hadn't had a bus to catch, I likely would have stayed there watching them all day.
So that was our experience at Palenque. Magical Palenque. It's a place that is hard to describe. A place that is more of a feeling. A feeling of magic. A feeling of importance. A feeling of life and of solitude and of mystery. If you get the chance, please do go. I promise that you will not be disappointed.
My husband realised he had heard them the night before and had no idea what the sound was! He said it sounded like a machine outside our casita and he was surprised that it didn't wake me because it was so loud! Super eery sound until you see them actually making it!
The Howlers seem to have a chant keeping a rhythmic cadence . Wonder if the people picked it up making their own style of chanting?
We made the mistake of driving over the Ruta Maya and was extorted three times. I physically fought them off and was hit by a rock but made it through their blockade. They stopped us and put nails in a board under our truck tires. The second time kids with a rope with nails tried to stop us but we honked at them and blew through it. The third one there was at least 50 people stopping us and when we were going to ram through a police truck blocked our exit so we payed them 200 pesos to pass.
We found out the hard way. We traveled from Nuevo Loredo to the Carribean and to Oaxaca and had no issues but there. Spread the word. I loved Palenque. And will go back around.
Yikes! Sorry to hear about this experience of yours! The roads are definitely dangerous in that area. At first we were annoyed by the bus's route that seemed like the longest way possible but then we realised that it was all in the name of safety. Glad you ended up alright! We are currently in Puerto Escondido and I never want to leave!
And we are in Guadalajara. tomorrow going to Mazatlan for 4 days on the beach. Guadalajara is a gem. The town of tequila is neat. Have fun.
Oh you best we have been to Tequila! Love it there!
I could also hear the monkeys. It was like in some horror movie. Beside the monkeys there was also some insects. Their sound was like chainsaw. I don't know what kind of mosquitoes they are.
We are back in Prescott, Arizona. If you come here you are welcome to stay with us. We make wine in the Valle De Guadalupe , Baja Mexico and have natural wine to share. Would love to share info.


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\section{Introduction}
The discovery of superconductivity (SC) at 26\,K in LaFeAsO$_{1-x}$F$_x$ \cite{YKamihara2008jacs} has led to many following discoveries of new superconductors containing the same basic FeX (X = As, Se) units that are responsible for the high temperature SC \cite{YLSun2012jacs,AIyo2016jacs,ZCWang2016jacs,ZCWang2017jpcm,GRStewart2011rmp}. Among many other topics, tremendous results have been made regarding the phenomenon of SC and its interplay with magnetism \cite{AJDrew2009nm,PDai2012np,MDLumsden2010jpcm,DJScalapino2012rmp}. One of the most promising scenarios for the observed SC is the spin fluctuation mediated pairing mechanism which is the common thread linking a broad class of superconductors including not only the Fe and Cu based materials but also the heavy fermion superconductors  \cite{DJScalapino2012rmp}. However, the debates on this issue have never stopped and further investigation on other new families of superconductors is highly encouraged.

As for the Fe based superconductors, SC can either be induced by chemical doping or external pressure \cite{GRStewart2011rmp} and SC in both situations were found to be closely related to their magnetic properties \cite{PDai2012np,MDLumsden2010jpcm,DJScalapino2012rmp}. Interestingly, a third route towards SC, namely the self doping effect, was realized in Sr$_2$VFeAsO$_3$\ \cite{GHCao2010prb}, Ba$_2$Ti$_{2}$Fe$_{2}$As$_{4}$O\ and RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ \cite{YLSun2012jacs,ZCWang2017jpcm,JZMa2014prl}. Rich magnetism has been found and studied with SC for Sr$_2$VFeAsO$_3$\ and it is found that magnetism and SC coexist in the freshly prepared Sr$_2$VFeAsO$_3$\ \cite{XMMa2014epl}. However, the magnetism disappeared after long term storage of the sample indicating that it is meta-stable in nature which might be induced by defects or residual stress \cite{XMMa2014epl}. For the Ba$_2$Ti$_{2}$Fe$_{2}$As$_{4}$O\ superconductor, neutron scattering measurements have been performed and no noticeable magnetism has been found. Additionally, nonmagnetic first principle calculations reproduced well the measured phonon spectra indicating again the nonmagnetic character of the superconducting Ba$_2$Ti$_{2}$Fe$_{2}$As$_{4}$O\ \cite{MZbiri2017prb}.

On the other hand, Gd$^{3+}$ moments were suggested to order at low temperatures within the superconducting ground state in RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ \cite{ZCWang2017jpcm}. Despite the fact that the Gd$^{3+}$ moments order in separate layers than the superconducting FeAs layer, a local probe study to see if there is any transferred magnetic fluctuations from the Gd$^{3+}$ moments at the Fe site is very interesting. In addition, investigation of the local electronic structure around the Fe nucleus should be helpful to have a better understanding of the self doping induced SC.

Fruitful results regarding the local electronic structure and magnetic properties of the Fe based superconductors have already been obtained by M\"ossbauer spectroscopy in the past \cite{SIShylin2015epl, IPresniakov2013jpcm,SLBudko2016prb,ABlachowski2011prb,AOlariu2012njp,TNakamura2012jpsj,MAMcguire2009njp,ZLi2011prb}.
Therefore, in this work, we performed detailed $^{57}$Fe M\"ossbauer spectroscopy measurements on the sample RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ in the temperature range of 5.9\,K to 300\,K. Our results reveal an intermediate electronic structure between that of the Fe in RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ and GdFeAsO, suggesting that the self hole-doping effect really extends to the Fe site. More interestingly, we found evidence of magnetic fluctuations at the Fe site not only due to that transferred from the Gd$^{3+}$ moments but also due to the Fe moments itself. These results provide us a new system to further study the interplay of magnetism with SC.

\section{Experiments}

Polycrystalline material of RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ was synthesized by a solid-state reaction method. Detailed preparation procedure and its physical properties have been reported earlier \cite{ZCWang2017jpcm}. Two-phase Rietveld analysis of the X-ray diffraction pattern showed that the mass fraction of the main phase RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ amounts to $94\%$ and the only detectable impurity phase is unreacted Gd$_2$O$_3$ \cite{ZCWang2017jpcm}. As shown later, this impurity phase is transparent to our $^{57}$Fe M\"ossbauer measurements since it does not contain Fe element and thus has no influence on the data analyses. RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ single crystal was grown with self flux method and measured at room temperature for comparison purpose. Detailed information with further physical characterization will be reported separately.

Transmission M\"ossbauer spectra (MS) at temperatures between 5.9\,K and 300\,K were recorded using a conventional spectrometer working in constant acceleration mode with a $\gamma$-ray source of 25\,mCi $^{57}$Co(Rh) vibrating at room temperature. The drive velocity was calibrated using sodium nitroprusside (SNP) powder and the isomer shifts (IS) quoted in this work are relative to that of the $\alpha$-Fe foil at room temperature. The full linewidth (LW) at half maximum of the SNP spectrum was 0.244(2)\,mm/s and this value can be regarded as the resolution of the spectrometer. The absorber was prepared with a surface density of $\sim$10\,mg/cm$^2$ of natural iron. All the MS were analyzed with MossWinn 4.0 \cite{mosswinn} programe.

\section{Results and discussion}
\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics[width=0.9\columnwidth,clip=true]{Fig_Chi}
\caption{
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Temperature dependence of the $4\pi\chi$ data of RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ measured in the FC mode with 10\,Oe magnetic field, revealing the ordering temperature of the Gd$^{3+}$ moments, T$_N\sim$3\,K. Inset shows both the FC and ZFC data, showing the superconducting transition temperature, T$_C\sim$35\,K.
}
\label{FigChi}
\end{figure}

In Fig.\ref{FigChi}, we present the temperature dependence of the susceptibility data of RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ below about 5\,K measured in the field cooling (FC) mode with 10\,Oe magnetic field. Inset of Fig.\ref{FigChi} is a plot of the susceptibility data measured in both zero field cooling (ZFC) and FC modes, showing the superconducting transition temperature, T$_C\sim$35\,K \cite{ZCWang2017jpcm}.
The increase of the FC data with decreasing temperature below T$_{mag}\sim$3\,K signals the onset of magnetic ordering of the Gd$^{3+}$ moments. The upturn is not likely due to the small amount of Gd$_2$O$_3$ impurity phases since cubic Gd$_2$O$_3$ exhibits an antiferromagnetic transition at 1.6\,K and monoclinic Gd$_2$O$_3$ has an antiferromagnetic transition at 3.4\,K \cite{prb.58.3212}. This conclusion is consistent with the low temperature upturn of the specific heat data \cite{ZCWang2017jpcm} which suggests a bulk effect of this transition. As for the nature of this magnetic transition, it is most likely to be canted antiferromagnetism. This is consistent with the negative Curie-Weiss temperature obtained from the high temperature magnetic susceptibility data (not shown). Note that for a similar compound RbDy$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ with Dy$^{3+}$ magnetic moments becomes antiferromagnetically ordered below about 10\,K \cite{cm.29.1805}. Of course, future neutron diffraction measurements are needed to clarify this point.

\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics[width=0.9\columnwidth,clip=true]{Fig_Compare}
\caption{
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The 300\,K $^{57}$Fe M\"ossbauer spectra of RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ (black dots) and RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ (blue diamond) together with singlet fits. The green dashed line is calculated curve of GdFeAsO\ using hyperfine parameters taken from ref. \cite{PWang2010jpcm}. Note that these spectra were shifted and normalized together for better view.
}
\label{Figcompare}
\end{figure}

One interesting feature of the compound RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ is self doping induced superconductivity with a transition temperature as high as 35\,K \cite{ZCWang2017jpcm}. As shown by the structural characterization, actual self doping was suggested by the charge redistribution which was reflected from the structural reconstruction, namely the 'GdFeAsO' building block becomes slender while the 'RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$' block goes the opposite when compared with the two separate compounds GdFeAsO\ and RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ \cite{ZCWang2017jpcm}. In order to see if this self doping effect really happens locally, namely at the Fe site, we compare the 300\,K MS of the RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ superconductor with that of the RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ and GdFeAsO\ in Fig.\ref{Figcompare}. The MS of the GdFeAsO\ shown in Fig.\ref{Figcompare} was calculated using hyperfine parameters taken from reference \cite{PWang2010jpcm}. One can see that the center or IS of the MS shifts to positive direction from sample RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ to RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ and GdFeAsO, reflecting a decrease of the $s$-electron density at the Fe nucleus. To be quantitative, the fitted IS value for sample RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ is IS\,=\,0.364(6)\,mm/s which is much closer to the value of IS\,=\,0.352(2)\,mm/s for sample RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ when compared to the value of IS\,=\,0.415(4)\,mm/s for sample GdFeAsO\ \cite{PWang2010jpcm}. This is different with the case for the intermediate value of IS\,=\,0.372(2)\,mm/s for the intergrown sample CaKFe$_4$As$_4$\ in comparison with that of samples KFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ IS\,=\,0.311(1)\,mm/s and CaFe$_2$As$_2$\ IS\,=\,0.430(2)\,mm/s \cite{SLBudko2017arXiv}. This could be due to different chemical environments of the FeAs neighboring layers, namely the Rb and GdO layers, or alternatively, due to the different lattice dynamics for sample RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ in comparison with samples RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ and GdFeAsO. To resolve this issue, we made low temperature measurements and found out that, at 5.9\,K, the IS value of sample RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ (0.495(6)\,mm/s) is right in the middle of that for samples RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ (0.451(4)\,mm/s) and GdFeAsO\ (0.542(5)\,mm/s at 1.9\,K) \cite{PWang2010jpcm} indicating that the lattice dynamic plays a more important role. These results provide direct evidence of the local electronic change which answers the question that the self doping effect does happen on the local scale at the iron nucleus which is also similar to the systematic change of IS with hole doping for the Ba$_{1-x}$K$_x$Fe$_2$As$_2$\ system \cite{DJohrendt2009pc}.

\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics[width=1\columnwidth,clip=true]{Fig_Dist}
\caption{
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$^{57}$Fe M\"ossbauer spectra of RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ and the corresponding IS distribution measured at 5.9\,K for (a) and (b) and at 300\,K for (c) and (d).
}
\label{Figdist}
\end{figure}

Another important result is that the MS of RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ exhibit a singlet pattern which persists to the lowest temperature of 5.9\,K in the current experiment indicating the absence of static magnetic order on the Fe site which is consistent with the superconducting ground state \cite{ZCWang2017jpcm}. Attempts to fit our MS with a distribution of IS have been made as shown in Fig.\ref{Figdist} for the 5.9\,K and 300\,K case. Clearly, the IS distribution can be modeled with one symmetric Guassian profile which is consistent with the fact that there is only one crystallographic site for the Fe ion \cite{ZCWang2017jpcm}. Additionally, trying to fit the spectra with a doublet profile always yield zero quadrupole splitting values. Therefore, we fitted our MS with only one singlet profile as shown in Fig.\ref{Figmoss}, from which reasonable fits can be seen. Clearly, this proves again that our sample is free of impurity phases that contain Fe element or their amounts is too small to be detected by M\"ossbauer spectroscopy \cite{INowik2008jsnm}. The fitted IS and LW are listed in Table \ref{table} together with that of samples RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ and GdFeAsO\ for comparison.

\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics[width=0.8\columnwidth,clip=true]{Fig_Moss}
\caption{
(color online)
$^{57}$Fe M\"ossbauer spectra (black dots) of RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ measured at indicated temperatures. The red solid lines are singlet fits to the experimental data.
}
\label{Figmoss}
\end{figure}

\begin{table}[ht]
\centering
\caption{Hyperfine parameters of RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$. IS, isomer shift; LW, spectral full linewidth at half maximum. The 300\,K data for sample RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ and GdFeAsO\ \cite{PWang2010jpcm} were also shown for comparison.}
\label{table} {
\begin{tabular}{c c c c}
\hline \hline
Sample & Temp. (K)  &    IS (mm/s)   &  LW (mm/s)       \\
\hline
	& 5.9	& 0.495(6)	& 0.65(2)	    \\
	& 8.3	& 0.496(6)	& 0.57(2)     \\
	& 10	& 0.495(5)	& 0.52(2)	  \\
	& 15	& 0.500(5)	& 0.44(2)    \\
	& 20	& 0.497(4)	& 0.46(1)	   \\
	& 25	& 0.499(5)	& 0.46(1)	   \\
	& 36	& 0.500(5)	& 0.51(2)	    \\
	& 42	& 0.496(5)	& 0.50(2)	    \\
RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$	& 50	& 0.495(5)	& 0.57(2)	   \\
	& 75	& 0.490(5)	& 0.53(2)	  \\
	& 100	& 0.481(5)	& 0.45(2)      \\
	& 125	& 0.467(4)	& 0.40(1)	    \\
	& 150	& 0.461(5)	& 0.46(2)	  \\
	& 200	& 0.446(5)	& 0.45(2)	    \\
	& 225	& 0.432(5)	& 0.43(1)	   \\
	& 250	& 0.396(7)	& 0.46(2)	   \\
	& 300	& 0.364(6)	& 0.40(2)	   \\
RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$	& 300	& 0.352(2)	& 0.327(7)	   \\
        & 5.9	& 0.451(4)	& 0.40(1)	   \\
GdFeAsO\ \cite{PWang2010jpcm}	& 300	& 0.415(4)	& -	   \\
                            & 1.9	& 0.542(5)	& -	   \\
\hline \hline
\end{tabular}}
\end{table}

The temperature dependence of IS, determined from the fits of the MS shown in Fig.\ref{Figmoss}, is shown in Fig.\ref{FigIS} together with theoretical fit using equation (\ref{eqIS}). One can see that IS increases gradually with decreasing temperature and saturates at low temperatures which is the typical behavior of the Debye model. In the Debye approximation of the lattice vibrations, IS can be fitted by the following equation \cite{Mossbook}
\begin{equation}
\begin{split}
IS(T) = IS(0) - \frac{9}{2}\frac{k_BT}{Mc}(\frac{T}{\Theta_D})^3\int_0^{\Theta_D/T}\frac{x^3dx}{e^x-1}
\end{split}
 \label{eqIS}
\end{equation}
where IS(0)=0.497(4)\,mm/s is the temperature independent chemical shift, and the second part is the temperature dependent second order Doppler shift. $k_B$ is the Boltzmann constant, $M$ is the mass of the M\"ossbauer nucleus, $c$ is the speed of light and $\Theta_D$ is the corresponding Debye temperature. A Debye temperature of $\Theta_D=415\pm47$\,K was obtained from the above fit. Similar values of $\Theta_D=409\pm4$\,K \cite{PWang2010jpcm} for GdFeAsO\ and $\Theta_D=474\pm20$\,K \cite{SLBudko2017arXiv} for KFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ were found by the same method. We note that the higher uncertainty in our fit mainly comes from the deviation of the experimental data from the theory above $\sim$150\,K coinciding with the broad humpback in the resistivity measurement, which might be related to the incoherent-to-coherent crossover in relation with an emergent Kondo lattice effect \cite{ZCWang2017jpcm,YPWu2016prl}. Certainly, in order to confirm this point, more measurements on other similar compounds with different rare earth elements are under way.

\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics[width=0.9\columnwidth,clip=true]{Fig_IS}
\caption{
(color online)
Temperature dependence of the IS of RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ determined from the fits shown in Fig.\ref{Figmoss}. The solid line is theoretical fit to the Debye model as explained in the text.
}
\label{FigIS}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics[width=1\columnwidth,clip=true]{Fig_LW}
\caption{
(color online)
Temperature dependence of the spectral LW of RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$. The solid lines are guides to the eye.
}
\label{FigLW}
\end{figure}

Another interesting feature of the RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ compound is the possible interplay of magnetism with superconductivity at low temperatures. Note the magnetic transition temperature of the Gd$^{3+}$ moments, T$_N\sim$3\,K, as shown in Fig.\ref{FigChi}. To see if there is any transferred magnetic fluctuations at the Fe site from the Gd$^{3+}$ moments, we plot the LW as a function of temperature in Fig.\ref{FigLW}. From the first measurement shown in Fig.\ref{FigLW}, we can see that above 100\,K a featureless LW with values in the range of 0.4\,mm/s - 0.46\,mm/s was observed. With decreasing temperature, two LW broadenings can be seen. Broadening of the LW usually reflects the distribution of the surrounding electromagnetic environments experienced by the $^{57}$Fe nucleus.
First, LW broadening usually come from defects or doping induced inhomogeneities. However, these kind of inhomogeneities usually do not change with temperature at relatively low temperatures as in our measurements. Second, some kind of chemical alterations that exist at the sample surface may also give such LW broadenings. However, one would expect a monotonic temperature behavior of the LW broadening, which is inconsistent with our observations that the spectral LW first increase, then decrease and increase again with decreasing temperature. Therefore, these reasons are likely not responsible for our observed LW broadenings here.
Additionally, LW broadening can be induced by magnetic fluctuations as observed in other iron based superconductors \cite{XMMa2014epl,XMMa2013jpcm}. Therefore, we attribute the broadening below about 15\,K to the transferred magnetic fluctuations from the Gd$^{3+}$ moments which orders below about 3\,K as discussed earlier. More interestingly, the broadening below 100\,K, considerably lower than the spin density wave ordering transition temperature for GdFeAsO\ $\sim$128\,K \cite{YLuo2009prb}, might be attributed to magnetic fluctuations on the Fe site. This is consistent with the fact that this LW broadening was completely suppressed within the superconducting state which can be understand as a result of the competition between magnetism and superconductivity in the compound \cite{MDLumsden2010jpcm,JMunevar2011arXiv,DKPratt2009prl}. This suggests that the LW broadenings observed here are induced by intrinsic electronic inhomogeneities arise from competitions between multiple order parameters other than chemical disorders as mentioned above.
It has been widely discussed, in the passed, regarding the interplay between magnetism and superconductivity in the iron based superconductors \cite{PDai2012np,MDLumsden2010jpcm}. And, even after almost ten years of intense study, a final understanding of this issue is still far from reached. Our work provides a new direction to further investigate this problem. Especially, inelastic neutron scattering study of the dynamical magnetic properties would be very important.

\section{Summary}

In summary, $^{57}$Fe M\"ossbauer spectroscopy measurements on RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ has been performed. The singlet pattern of the spectra indicates that the sample does not exhibit static magnetic order down to 5.9\,K on the Fe sublattice. The observed intermediate value of the isomer shift for our sample RbGd$_{2}$Fe$_{4}$As$_{4}$O$_{2}$\ compared to that of the RbFe$_{2}$As$_{2}$\ and GdFeAsO, suggests an effective self hole doping at the Fe site. A Debye temperature of $415\pm47$\,K was determined by the temperature dependence of the isomer shift. Most importantly, at the Fe site, we found transferred magnetic fluctuations from the Gd$^{3+}$ moments below 15\,K and magnetic fluctuations of the Fe moments below 100\,K. Our results call for future investigations to study the possible interplay between magnetism and superconductivity in this iron-based superconductor.

\section{Acknowledgements}

This work was supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities under Grant number 223000/862616 and the National Key Research and Development Program of China under Grant number 2016YFA0300202.

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TPB se zakládá na 5 faktorech: postoj (attitudes), subjektivní norma (subjective norm), vnímaná kontrola (percieved behavioral control), záměr (intention) a skutečné chování (actual behavior). Postoje, subjektivní normy a vnímaná kontrola chování společně ovlivňují záměry a záměry ovlivňují jednání.

Tato teorie je založena na tom, že podstata lidského chování je ve smysluplném jednání, kdy lidé berou v úvahu dostupné informace a zvažují důsledky své činnosti. Říká tedy, že aby si jedinec vytvořil určitý postoj, musí do hry vstoupit nějaké znalosti které mu pomůžou zformovat si důsledky jednání i nečinnosti a přesvědčení o tom, že dané jednání zvládne. Současně jsou pro něj důležité i názory, postoje a jednání osob blízkých.

Vývoj
Teorie plánovaného chování se v roce 1985 vyvinula z teorie odůvodněného jednání (Theory of reasoned action - TRA). Podle ní lidé mají tendenci chovat se tak, aby získali pozitivní reakce od osob jim blízkých jako jsou přátelé, vrstevníci a rodina. TPB přidáním faktoru vnímané kontroly chování představuje rozšíření modelu i pro typy chování nařízeného nebo vynuceného.

Vnímaná kontrola chování se vyvinula z teorie Self Efficacy, která se zabývá motivací jednotlivce.

Klíčové komponenty
Chování = pozorovatelná reakce jedince v dané situaci s ohledem na daný cíl

Postoj = názor jedince na chování, jeho posouzení a vnímaní konkrétního chování jako žádoucí nebo nežádoucí

Subjektivní norma = individuální vnímání konkrétního chování, které je ovlivněno úsudkem blízkých osob (např. rodičů, přátel, učitelů)

Vnímaná kontrola = jak snadné/obtížné je cíle dosáhnout

Záměr = úmysl; konkrétní vyjádření toho, co chcete, aby se stalo; čím příznivější je názor jedince (postoj) a ostatních v jeho okolí (subjektivní norma) na dané chování a čím vyšší nad ním má kontrolu (vnímaná kontrola), tím je větší záměr toto chování uskutečnit

Aplikace teorie
Studie aplikující teorii plánovaného chování se nejdříve zabývaly především pozitivními aspekty chování zahrnující například hubnutí, návštěvnost bohoslužeb nebo docházku na univerzitní přednášky, později i negativním chováním.

Výsledky studií ukazují, že TPB je model schopný předpovídat budoucí chování, a to jak z pozitivního, tak i negativního aspektu. Tuto predikci je možné uskutečnit na základě měření postojů, subjektivní normy a vnímané kontroly, které společně vyústí v sílu záměru se dané činnosti účastnit nebo neúčastnit.

Zdraví
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Příkladem může být výzkum reakce kuřáků na zprávu, že Light cigarety jsou stejně nebezpečné jako běžné cigarety. Účelem této studie bylo zkoumat reakce kuřáků na vědecky správné informace o rizicích kouření light cigaret. Analýza za použití TPB ukázala, že zpráva vedla ke zvýšení záměru přestat kouřit.

Další studie aplikující TPB zkoumala např. motivaci konzumace alkoholu a celkové množství vypitých alkoholických nápojů u vysokoškolských studentů v den fotbalového zápasu.

Kontraproduktivní chování
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Environmentální výchova
TPB může být v environmentální výchově aplikována například formou projektu nebo zaměřením na důležitost porozumění a výběru referenčních osob pro danou cílovou skupinu, to může být zajištěno třeba prací s rodiči nebo uplatněním komunitního přístupu. Výuka tak neprobíhá pouze předáváním informací, ale zahrnuje i akční část, aby podporovala získávání akčních kompetencí. Tím dojde k požadované změně chování.

Aplikace teorie v České republice
Výsledky studie týkající se názorů českých spotřebitelů na organické potraviny a jejich záměr takové zboží kupovat ukázaly na to, že TPB je schopna předvídat míru záměru českých spotřebitelů nakupovat biopotraviny.

Kritické hodnocení
Silnou stránkou TPB je, že bere v úvahu vliv vrstevníků a rodiny (subjektivní normy), který je významný jak na začátku chování, tak na jeho udržování.

Naopak mezi slabé stránky patří to, že nezohledňuje roli emocí, jako je smutek, frustrace… které mohou hrát důležitou roli při ovlivňování chování.

Reference

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Season trends: How corners are a growing threat
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