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Author or Editor: Catherine Iorns Magallanes x
Human rights, responsibility and legal personality for the environment in Aotearoa New Zealand
Catherine Iorns Magallanes
Abstract New Zealand does not recognise any human right to a healthy environment, nor have existing human rights been extended to enable any remedies for violations through degraded environments. In contrast, the recognition of indigenous rights and the resolution of land claims has led to the recognition of indigenous environmental rights and responsibilities. The protection of indigenous worldviews and indigenous environmental management has led to the adoption of measures for environmental protection that go beyond simple claims to rights; they instead implement complex notions of communal responsibility and guardianship on the part of individuals, communities and the state. This chapter discusses Māori environmental rights and relationships in New Zealand, focusing on the innovative use of legal personhood for natural features. It concludes that Māori indigenous rights to land, resources and culture have resulted in a new way to not only protect the environment but to reconceive our relationship with the environment.
Encyclopedia Chapter
In Elgar Encyclopedia of Environmental Law
Edited by Michael Faure
https://doi.org/10.4337/9781788111461.VII.44
Book review: Burns H Weston and David Bollier, Green Governance: Ecological Survival, Human Rights, and the Law of the Commons (Cambridge University Press, New York 2013) 384 pp.
In Journal of Human Rights and the Environment
https://doi.org/10.4337/jhre.2014.01.05
Reflecting on cosmology and environmental protection: Maori cultural rights in Aotearoa New Zealand
Research Handbooks in Human Rights series
Catherine J. Iorns Magallanes
This Chapter discusses ways in which law can be used to incorporate indigenous cosmologies within a Western society and legal system, and better protect the natural environment in the process. It first addresses indigenous beliefs about humans' relationship with nature, and how the indigenous cosmology contrasts with dominant and prevailing Western and liberal ideas. The Chapter then explores examples of the recognition of the right of Maori to have their cosmology upheld in New Zealand (NZ) law. In order to understand the current position, the history of the Treaty of Waitangi is first explained, as is the mechanism adopted to address the Maori grievances arising from its many breaches by the NZ government. Next, different aspects of NZ law are addressed, from recognition of Maori interests and cosmology in mainstream resource management decision-making, to special arrangements designed specifically to implement Maori cosmology in the management of NZ's natural resources. Two such special arrangements are focused on, ones that have recognized in law the Maori view that the natural environment should be treated more as a person rather than simply as a resource. The author suggests that such incorporation of Maori cosmology in the NZ legal system is altering mainstream constructions of nature through normalizing the indigenous constructions. Thus the protection of indigenous rights to culture and religion could better protect a healthy environment for everyone.
In Research Handbook on Human Rights and the Environment
Edited by Anna Grear and Louis J. Kotzé
Reframing rights and responsibilities to prioritize nature
Catherine Iorns Magallanes and Linda Sheehan
If we want to encourage the emergence of the new economy that is envisaged in his book, then the legal framework that supports it will need to change. This chapter outlines the essentials of a legal framework that arises from a paradigm that recognizes the importance of nature and re-prioritizes humans' place within it. It focuses on three essential elements: the recognition of the intrinsic value of nature, the recognition of inherent rights of nature, and the establishment of a framework of human responsibility for nature. Such a legal framework would entail a paradigm shift; however, adoption of such elements in law can also help achieve such a shift in mindset as well as in practice. To this end, this chapter includes examples of existing and proposed laws adopting these three essential and intertwined elements, with global focus areas that include California and Aotearoa New Zealand.
In Law and Policy for a New Economy
Edited by Melissa K. Scanlan
Identifying legal claims to human rights and the environment
S Ravi Rajan, Kirsten Davies and Catherine Iorns Magallanes
Abstract This chapter describes some of the principles underlying environmental human rights and identifies the most common types of environmental claims made. In doing so, it discusses the different types of claims about the environment and human rights, and their legal and philosophical foundations; it explores how advocacy organizations and scholars in the environmental social sciences have bridged environmental concerns with human rights; and addresses the topic of intra- and inter-generational rights to the environment.
The Declaration on Human Rights and Climate Change: a new legal tool for global policy change
Kirsten Davies, Sam Adelman, Anna Grear, Catherine Iorns Magallanes, Tom Kerns and S Ravi Rajan
The Declaration on Human Rights and Climate Change responds to the profound crisis of human hierarchies now characterizing the climate crisis. The Declaration, initiated prior to the 2015 COP 21 meeting by scholars from the Global Network for the Study of Human Rights and the Environment (GNHRE), is one of a convergence of initiatives reflecting the need to understand human rights as intrinsically threatened by climate change. This article introduces the Declaration, the necessity for it, its philosophical and legal background and its support by contemporary cases providing evidence of the escalating legal need for such a tool. A key aim of the Declaration is to trace out a potential normative approach for establishing responsibility towards the planet and redressing unevenly distributed vulnerabilities and climate injustices while recognizing that it is vital that respect for human rights should be understood as an indispensable element of any adequate approach to climate change. The Declaration strives to offer a compelling level of ethical appeal, as well as to be legally literate and philosophically rigorous. The drafting process engaged scholars and communities from across the world, prioritized indigenous involvement, and drew on indigenous ontologies and epistemologies. Newer philosophical approaches such as new materialist understandings of lively materiality also informed the drafting process. Accordingly, the language of the Declaration creates space for non-Western ways of seeing and being as well as responding to insights emerging from new scientific understandings of the world.


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The structure is located in the ancient village of Castelnuovo (Subbiano) near the city of Arezzo at the beginning of Casentino valley.
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The city of Arezzo is located at the confluence of three of the four valleys that make up the province. Casentino is in the north of the city.
The country still retains the old castle overlooking the river , which is accessed through a gate tower that invites in a narrow paved road and running all around the Tower , there is a beautiful door with a pointed arch , which allows to discover among the ancient stone recesses of hatches and gates that lifted a heavy door . At the end of the sixth century the Subbiano area was manned by a strong appropriation of the Roman - Byzantine forces faced for a long time with those Lombard . After breaking the imperial defenses the Lombards in the first half of the seventh century they fortified themselves in the southern limit of the Casentino valley , building , among others, the castle Subbiano.
The name derives from "Caput Leonis" (or "Campus Leonis") . The town's origins are remote and poorly understood : some people believed that there was located a former convent of which perhaps today you are untraceable . Today Capolona is a quiet village in the Tuscany where you can still feel the smell of the old and where old ladies still wash clothes in the SOURCE (public fountains = wash) and spend the summer afternoons under the big nuts of Marcella to make hats and wool socks for the winter.
The mouth of the great valley that opens into Casentino and above the group of houses of Castelnuovo is the eponymous castle. Castelnuovo the name conjures up an older building called Castelvecchio. From an imperial diploma , which Henry II granted in 1022 to the Abbey of Saints Flora and Lucilla in Arezzo , it is revealed to have been near this castle a Vico that drew as Sesto , a name perhaps derived from the silk of Arezzo milestone.
Valenzano has only 90 years old. It is 8km from Subbiano and lies on the slopes of the Alpe of Catenaia . It was rebuilt on the ruins of the ancient castle from which they took their name from the noble Umbertini Valenzano, relatives of those from Chitignano , one of which in 1221 gave to the Abbey the Selvamonda giuspadronato of the Church of Santa Maria located outside of Valenzano castle and the church of San Niccolò placed inside the castle.
rassina
The first residents of the area are the ancient Etruscans , whose presence is testified by the many monuments in the area .
During World War II , which caused many casualties among the civilian population , Rassina become an important center of refuge for the partisans and for American soldiers retreating from the fighting on the Casentino hills . In 1946 , with the advent of the Republic , the economic development of the municipality resumes ; in the years of economic boom , Rassina is the center of large investments to give life to one of the most important industries for the extraction and processing of football in Europe . The cement plant , built in the 60s / 70s , become the economic engine of the area giving life to an economic activity more and more flourishing.
The first settlements in the territory "bibbienese" probably date back to Etruscan times , although the founding date of the country is located in 979 A.D. During the fight between Guelfi ( Florence ) and Ghibellines ( Arezzo ) , Bibbiena sided with Ghibellines . Following the defeat at the battle of Ghibelline in the plain of Campaldino, Bibbiena suffered a ruinous of eight-day by the Florentines , who conquered the city and sacked . The plebiscite of 1860 for the annexation of Tuscany to Sardinia, the" yes " did not receive a majority of eligible voters ( 761 of 1,570 ) , annexation opposition symptom.
It is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, is at the center of the Casentino at 437mt , the first valley of Arno between the provinces of Arezzo and Florence.
vallombrosa
In the locality of Vallombrosa it has hosted the eponymous Reserve, as well as a renowned arboretum and a large lawn, very popular in summer especially by the people of Florence in search of refreshment. The best-known monument is the abbey of monks Vallombrosani, which can also be accommodated: the distance is only 35 km from Florence, well worth exploring. By Giovanni Gualberto it was formed a community committed to follow the teachings of the Apostles and Fathers of the Church ; simplicity, poverty, meditation, work: these are the points on which converged their daily lives.
la verna
The franciscan sanctuary of La Verna, located at few kilometers from Chiusi della Verna ( Arezzo's Province ), is also in the National Park of Casentino Forests, mount Falterona and Campigna. It is famous for being the place where St. Francis of Assisi would have received "stigmata" the 14 September of 1224. Built on the south side of Mount Penna at 1128 meters high, the Sanctuary - the destination of many pilgrims - is home of numerous chapels and places of prayer and meditation, as well as several points of considerable religious importance.
The 29 of 1440 the plain in front of Anghiari was the scene of a famous battle, passed into history just as the Battle of Anghiari, between Fiorentini allies of the Holy See, on the one hand, and the Milanesi on the other. Few were the victims, but the Tuscan victory had resulted in the reduction of the Lombard territorial ambitions. Leonardo da Vinci, at the request of the government of Florence and competing with Michelangelo, began a mural depicting the battle at the Salone del Cinquecento in Florence.
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Banned Antibiotics in Chicken?; No More Whale Barf in Perfumes
Discovered: There's nasty stuff in our chicken that shouldn't be there, a more sustainable replacement for whale vomit, Florida's pythons are getting hungry and Earth doesn't want humans to get into its copper stash.
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There's nasty stuff in our chicken that shouldn't be there. Mmm. Banned antiobiotics. Chances are that's what's in your feathered animal meat. Banned drugs were found in 8 of 12 samples meal given to poultry in a multstate study. "The discovery of certain antibiotics in feather meal strongly suggests the continued use of these drugs, despite the ban put in place in 2005 by the FDA," explains researcher David Love. This particularly troubling because the FDA disallows these drugs for a reason. "With such a ban, you would expect a decline in resistance to these drugs. The continued use of fluoroquinolones and unintended antibiotic contamination of poultry feed may help ex-plain why high rates of fluoroquinolone-resistant Campylobacter continue to be found on commercial poultry meat products over half a decade after the ban," he continues. Mmm. Bacteria. It's worth noting that after The New York Times' Nicholas Kristof noted this, The National Chicken Council released a statement about the findings. [Environmental Science and Technology]
Say goodbye to whale barf in perfumes. First of all, news to us that whale vomit ended up in perfume. But, alas, that's a thing. Anyway, to make fancy perfumes stay on skin longer, perfume makers harvest ambergris -- the not gross name for whale puke -- adding it to their scented mixtures. Now, science has a replacement for that, identifying a gene in the balsam fir, which has similar properties. "The use of ambergris in the fragrance industry has been controversial," explains researcher Joerg Bohlmann. "First of all, it's an animal byproduct and the use of such in cosmetics has been problematic, not to mention it comes from the sperm whale, an endangered species." Less gross, more sustainable, and Bohlmann claims less expensive. Wins all around. [Journal of Biological Chemistry]
Florida's pythons are getting hungry. The Burmese python, native to Asia, somehow (probably because of humans) found a home in the Everglades, where they're eating everything up. At first they just settled for area birds, but new research finds they're now going after the eggs straight out of the nest. Not only is that just rude, but it's bad news for the bird population, which is already in trouble. "Although the sample size is small, these findings suggest that the snakes have the potential to negatively affect the breeding success of native birds," explains researcher Carla Dove. [Smithsonian]
Earth doesn't want humans to get into its copper stash. Considering humans have raped copper and every other resource Earth has to offer, this might be a good move on our planet's part. The Earth has done what anyone looking to hide something would would do: Buried the copper way deep down. "Everything throughout history shows us that Earth does not want to give up its copper to the continental crust," explains researcher Cin-Ty Lee. "This explains why copper deposits, in general, are so rare," Lee said. "The Earth wants to hold it deep and not give it up." Good move, Earth. [Rice]


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School Project 2018/2021
Home About Administrative structure
The French School of Siem Reap is an associative structure managed by a Parents' Association of students (APE), a non-profit association under Cambodian law.
Students' parents are automatically members of the APE. The association meets at least once a trimester. Important decisions and the appointment of the executive board of the association are submitted to the vote of the members. Each member has one vote per registered child.
The APE's Executive Board is made up of 6 members for the 2018-2019 school year:
President: Vanessa VOUKOTITCH
Vice President: Carole SALMON
Treasurer: Arnaud MARTIN
Assistant Treasurer: Cyril FOURNIER
Secretary: Leslie ANDRE
Assistant Secretary: Tim BLONDEEL
The executive board determines the management and operational aspects of the school, in consultation with the entire APE and regularly consults the teaching team. The office represents the APE and the school in all its administrative or communication procedures.
The APE makes financial decisions concerning, in particular:
investment expenditure (works, equipment)
the expenses related to the running of the school
the costs of schooling
recruitment and remuneration of staff
Requests made by the pedagogical director and/or by the school council (see pedagogical structure chapter) are studied by the APE office.
The French School of Siem Reap (E.F.S.R.) opened on the 2nd of September 2003. The school was an initiative of two families. Their objective was to provide a quality education conforms to the official instructions of the Ministry of Education in France.
The school is located in a quiet area with easy access, 2 minutes from the center of Siem Reap. The classrooms and the outside recreation area offer children a secure, comfortable and nice environment for learning and enjoying playtime.
BP 93274 Phum Krous, Khum Svay Dangkum, Siemreap, Royaume du Cambodge.
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Q: Use language of previous previous installation without asking with Inno Setup? In Inno Setup, while updating an application, how to get the language of the previous installation and skip asking for language again?
During the first time installation, the languages listed in the [Languages] section for example,
[Languages]
Name: "english"; MessagesFile: "compiler:Default.isl"
Name: "hindi"; MessagesFile: "compiler:Languages\Hindi.islu"

would be displayed to the user.
When the application is being updated, I want to skip the language selection and use the same language that the user has selected in the previous installation.

A: First, you better do not display the language selection dialog at all.
Let Inno Setup pick the right language according to system language by setting ShowLanguageDialog to auto:
[Setup]
ShowLanguageDialog=auto

To answer your actual question: By default Inno Setup does not show the language selection dialog on upgrade, as UsePreviousLanguage is set to yes by default.
[Setup]
UsePreviousLanguage=yes

Make sure you didn't set it to no inadvertently. Or that your installation does not meet requirements (like AppId without constants).

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JACK CASINO CINCINNATI: The Jack Poker Classic runs Aug. 16-26 and boasts more than $1M in guarantees. The $1,100 main event sports a $500K guarantee, as Day 1 flights are Aug. 24-25 and the tournament ends Aug. 26. There also will be a $350 kickoff ($250K guarantee) Aug. 16-19. Satellites will be available in the days leading up to these events. Other tourneys include a turbo, black-chip bounty, Omaha/8, seniors and a $200 Win the Button to wrap up the series.
RIVERS CASINO: The Pittsburgh poker room recently implemented a big-blind-ante structure. Also, it will hosting a WPT DeepStacks series in October.
HOLLYWOOD CASINO COLUMBUS: The Columbus Summer Classic runs Aug. 7-19 and features 15 events. The $550 main event has a $200K guarantee. There's a $350 event with a $125K guarantee, too. Satellites will be available for both. The undercard will include the standard assortment (bounty, Omaha/8, seniors) and a big-blind-ante tournament. For more information, check out the room's website or Facebook page.
HORSESHOE COUNCIL BLUFFS: On the southwest side, the annual Horseshoe Poker Classic runs Aug. 17-26. There are many events ranging from $50-$350. There are rebuys, seniors, satellites and fat-stack events as well as great cash games at Iowa's largest poker room.
GRAND FALLS CASINO: On the northwest side at in Larchwood, the Mid-States Poker Tour stops by with a $150K guarantee main event Aug. 24-26. There will be $250 satellites and $65 super-satellites running during the run-up to this event as well as great cash-game action. If you're in the Sioux Falls area, this is the place to be.
DIAMOND JO CASINO: In Worth, the bad-beat jackpot surpassed $200K at press time.
PRAIRIE MEADOWS: The poker room in the Iowa capital saw its bad-beat jackpot reach $175K at press time.
BY THE NUMBERS: While all 50 states were represented in the WSOP main event, of the 7,874 players, 36 hailed from Wisconsin, which put it 30th on the list of states.
BRACELET-WINNER: Originally from Beaver Dam, pro Eric Baldwin captured his second bracelet when he topped 1,330 runners in the Event 37 ($1,500 NLHE) for $319,580. Baldwin dedicated the win to his late father, a well-known personality on the Wisconsin poker scene. "He kept coming out and trying to catch me when I would make a final table," Baldwin said as he fought back tears. "And I could never win one, including a grueling second place. In a lot of ways, this one is for him."
PLAYER NEWS: Elm Grove's Joe Kuether finished runner-up to Justin Brach in a $1,100 Wynn Summer Classic tournament in Las Vegas for $59,440.
Tyler Caspers of Echo, Minn. took home $21,511 after winning the Easy Money tournament at Running Aces Casino in Columbus, Minn.
This is Caspers' second-largest cash after his third-place finish in April 2014 at MSPT Running Aces. Caspers entered the final table as chipleader with 898K chips, almost three times the shortest stack. The final table lasted three-plus hours, with heads-up play of less than 20 minutes. The $350 tournament drew 264 entrants and generated a $76,824 prize pool.
CANTERBURY PARK: Adam Laskey of Fargo, N.D., won the Cheap & Deep tournament in Shakopee. Laskey earned $21,138, bringing his career Hendon Mob earnings to almost $200K. He started Day 2 with 210K chips, the eighth-largest stack among the 84 players returning. In contrast, the second-place finisher, Jared Quast, started the day with the sixth-smallest stack of 41K chips. The $275 tournament offered five Day 1 flights, attracting 489 entrants for a $107,580 prize pool.
WSOP: Glenview's Scott Bohlman won his first bracelet in the Mixed Big Bet event for $122K. He then was runner-up in the $10K stud/8 championship, adding $225K to his bankroll.
Chicago native Steven Albini won his first bracelet in the $1,500 stud event for $105K. The music-industry veteran was heads-up with six-time bracelet-winner, Jeff Lisandro.
Jessica Dawley, originally from Palmyra, Ind., won the $1K women's championship for $130K. She is a war-zone veteran and was an intelligence agent in the Air Force.
AMERISTAR EAST CHICAGO: The Heartland Poker Tour returns Aug. 23-Sept. 3. The $350 Monster Stack opener has three Day 1s, with a $200K guarantee. The May event had almost 1,100 entries.
The $200 seven-game-mix is Aug. 26. A new $500 heads-up, 64-player-max event is Aug. 29 at noon. The main event starts Aug. 30 at 2 p.m.
HORSESHOE HAMMOND: Aug. 8 marks the 10th anniversary of the re-opening of the poker room. After spending $500M on a new casino, the 34-table room became the Midwest's busiest.
The Hammond boat, then the Empress, opened a 10-table room in November 1998 but closed in April 2000 to make way for slots.
FIREKEEPERS CASINO: The Michigan State Poker Championship returns Oct. 11-14 as part of the Mid-State Poker Tour. The last series, which wrapped in May at the Battle Creek property, set the state record for attendance, 1,287 players.
Meet Max Havlish
Born and raised in the northern suburbs of Minneapolis, Max Havlish is a licensed realtor and a part-time home agent for Medtronic. He grew up in a family of bowlers and gamblers and started watching his dad playing cards in the backroom after bowling late nights. He has career Hendon Mob earnings of $250K-plus, with his biggest win being a Meskwaki Casino event in 2017.
What do you like most about poker? The companionship. I've met a lot of good friends who all pursue the same goals as me and everyone in the community is so supportive, especially the Minnesota community. I love the adrenaline of being deep in a prestigious tournament and the release of serotonin after outwitting or bluffing opponents in specific spots where their range is so crystal clear. I love it all; even the bad beats because, while in the moment they are awful, they give the chance of redemption and the awesomeness of overcoming defeat.
Do you prefer to play online or live? I love the pace of online and the value of playing online. I love the interactions of playing live and the reads and focus it takes to play live as well. Overall, I would go with live as I feel I am more of an experienced live player than an online player.
What skill do you think gives you the biggest edge at the poker table? My intuition. It's constantly being developed by what I experience at the poker table and has thousands upon thousands of hours of previous experience. … the ability to find spots at the right time, patience and the ability to breakdown hands and ranges based on actions.
— John Somsky


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The CBSE introduced the CBSE-i curriculum as a pilot project in few schools situated outside India in 2010 in classes I and IX and extended the programme to classes II, VI and X in the session 2011-12. It is going to be introduced in classes III, VII and for Senior Secondary classes with class XI in the session 2012-13. The Senior Secondary stage of education decides the course of life of any student.
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Q: Access ng-model of other element from within directive I have a directive which is supposed to update another input.
However, I cannot find a way to access the ng-model of the other input from within the directive
accessOther directive
angular.module('test', [])
.directive('accessOther', function() {
  return {
    require: '?ngModel',
    link: function(scope, elem, attr, ngModel) {
      // ngModel here only refers to the current input
      ngModel.$setViewValue('test');

      // how to get access/modify another input? (ie. #outside)
    }
  }
})
.controller('parentController', function() {
  var pc = this;
  pc.data = {};
})
.controller('nestedController', function() {
});

In the below code, The accessOther directive is in #current but is trying to change #outside

    <input type="text" ng-model="pc.data.parent" id="parent" placeholder="parent">

        <input type="text" ng-model="pc.data.outside" id="outside" placeholder="outside">

        <input type="text" ng-model="pc.data.current" id="current" access-other placeholder="current">

plnkr:
http://plnkr.co/edit/j34GKypDW4h6sZgsMCaA?p=preview
Additionally, is it possible to change #parent from within the directive too?

A: Please check working demo: Plunker.
Add this to the directive:
scope.$parent.pc.data.outside = 'changed `outside` from directive';
scope.$parent.pc.data.parent = 'changed `parent` from directive';

You can access the parent scope using $parent property on the directive scope object.


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Figuring out how to use the PX835 "16 Kind of Sound Doorbell Chip" music chip.

![Build](./assets/PX835_build.jpg?raw=true)

Here's a quick demo (if you really want one!)..

[![clip](https://img.youtube.com/vi/57C38rkTg_A/0.jpg)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57C38rkTg_A)

## Notes

The PX835 music chip is usually listed as something like
"16 Kind of Sound Doorbell Chip Music Voice Module For DIY/Toy".

I obtained it from a seller on aliexpress, but I can't find any current listings for the chip on aliexpress.
This chip appears to be identical to one labeled "YSJ-M16" manufactured by
[宇思捷电子 YuSiJie Electronics](https://shop58187273.taobao.com/) and available from their taobao store.
They have around 80 music chip products listed, so I've only just started to scratch the surface with the few chips I've played with so far!

The chip runs on 3V, and is silent at power-on, and supports two input push-buttons (pull-up to V+):

* play next/change song
* repeat last song

It apparently supports a "0.5W to 2W" output. With an 8Ω 0.5W speaker, I got best results with a 47Ω resistor in series.

I owe big thanks to [Ian Wang](https://github.com/whc2001) who found the YSJ-M16 on taobao and provided the list of song titles:

| No |   Title                              |
|----|--------------------------------------|
| 1  | Fur Elise                            |
| 2  | 虹彩妹妹                              |
| 3  | [Ding Dong * 2]                      |
| 4  | Rhythm of the Rain                   |
| 5  | Jingle Bells                         |
| 6  | Romeo and Juliet                     |
| 7  | Love Story                           |
| 8  | 太湖船                                |
| 9  | [Westminster Chime]                  |
| 10 | Oh My Darling Clementine             |
| 11 | We Wish You a Merry Christmas        |
| 12 | Oh Susanna                           |
| 13 | Wiegenlied                           |
| 14 | Silent Night                         |
| 15 | Turkish March                        |
| 16 | [Cuckoo * 3]                         |

![Schematic](./assets/PX835_schematic.jpg?raw=true)

A "found-schematic" for the YSJ-M16 version:

![YSJ-M16](./assets/YSJ-M16.png?raw=true)

The sound generated appears to be a PWM tone:

![scope](./assets/scope.gif?raw=true)

## Credits and References

* [YSJ-M16](https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=554080601854) - taobao listing
* [宇思捷电子 YuSiJie Electronics](https://shop58187273.taobao.com/) - taobao store

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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#import <Foundation/NSObjCRuntime.h>
#import <os/object.h>

#ifndef Parse_PFMacros_h
#define Parse_PFMacros_h

/**
 This macro allows to create NSSet via subscript.
 */
#define PF_SET(...)  [NSSet setWithObjects:__VA_ARGS__, nil]

/**
 This macro is a handy thing for converting libSystem objects to (void *) pointers.
 If you are targeting OSX 10.8+ and iOS 6.0+ - this is no longer required.
 */
#if OS_OBJECT_USE_OBJC
    #define PFOSObjectPointer(object) \
    (__bridge void *)(object)
#else
    #define PFOSObjectPointer(object) \
    (void *)(object)
#endif

/**
 Mark a queue in order to be able to check PFAssertIsOnMarkedQueue.
 */
#define PFMarkDispatchQueue(queue) \
dispatch_queue_set_specific((queue), \
                            PFOSObjectPointer(queue), \
                            PFOSObjectPointer(queue), \
                            NULL)

///--------------------------------------
/// @name Memory Management
///
/// The following macros are influenced and include portions of libextobjc.
///--------------------------------------

/**
 Creates a __weak version of the variable provided,
 which can later be safely used or converted into strong variable via @strongify.
 */
#define weakify(var) \
try {} @catch (...) {} \
__weak __typeof__(var) var ## _weak = var;

/**
 Creates a strong shadow reference of the variable provided.
 Variable must have previously been passed to @weakify.
 */
#define strongify(var) \
try {} @catch (...) {} \
__strong __typeof__(var) var = var ## _weak;

///--------------------------------------
/// @name KVC
///--------------------------------------

/**
 This macro ensures that object.key exists at compile time.
 It can accept a chained key path.
 */
#define keypath(TYPE, PATH) \
(((void)(NO && ((void)((TYPE *)(nil)).PATH, NO)), # PATH))

///--------------------------------------
/// @name Runtime
///--------------------------------------

/**
 Using objc_msgSend directly is bad, very bad. Doing so without casting could result in stack-smashing on architectures
 (*cough* x86 *cough*) that use strange methods of returning values of different types.

 The objc_msgSend_safe macro ensures that we properly cast the function call to use the right conventions when passing
 parameters and getting return values. This also fixes some issues with ARC and objc_msgSend directly, though strange
 things can happen when receiving values from NS_RETURNS_RETAINED methods.
 */
#define objc_msgSend(...)  _Pragma("GCC error \"Use objc_msgSend_safe() instead!\"")
#define objc_msgSend_safe(returnType, argTypes...) ((returnType (*)(id, SEL, ##argTypes))(objc_msgSend))

/**
 This exists because if we throw an exception from dispatch_sync, it doesn't 'bubble up' to the calling thread.
 This simply wraps dispatch_sync and properly throws the exception back to the calling thread, not the thread that
 the exception was originally raised on.

 @param queue The queue to execute on
 @param block The block to execute

 @see dispatch_sync
 */
#define pf_sync_with_throw(queue, block)      \
    do {                                      \
        __block NSException *caught = nil;    \
        dispatch_sync(queue, ^{              \
            @try { block(); }                 \
            @catch (NSException *ex) {        \
                caught = ex;                  \
            }                                 \
        });                                   \
        if (caught) @throw caught;            \
    } while (0)

/**
 To prevent retain cycles by OCMock, this macro allows us to capture a weak reference to return from a stubbed method.
 */
#define andReturnWeak(variable) _andDo(                                              \
    ({                                                                               \
        __weak typeof(variable) variable ## _weak = (variable);                      \
        ^(NSInvocation *invocation) {                                                \
            __autoreleasing typeof(variable) variable ## _block = variable ## _weak; \
            [invocation setReturnValue:&(variable ## _block)];                       \
        };                                                                           \
    })                                                                               \
)

/**
 This exists to use along with bolts generic tasks. Instead of returning a BFTask with no generic type, or a generic
 type of 'NSNull' when there is no usable result from a task, we use the type 'PFVoid', which will always have a value
 of  'nil'.

 This allows us to more easily descern between methods that have not yet updated the return type of their tasks, as well
 as provide a more enforced API contract to the caller (as sending any message to PFVoid will result in a compile time
 error).
 */
@class _PFVoid_Nonexistant;
typedef _PFVoid_Nonexistant *PFVoid;

#endif


ISLAMABAD, Sept 22 (APP): A former Indian diplomat, M.K.
"bombastic" [Indian] leadership for misleading and making the Indian public "delusional" on Pakistan.
issues surrounding Sunday's attack on Uri base, one gets the depressing feeling that we are being delusional.
should not incite the public opinion by feeding it with such patent falsehoods.
garden path by a bombastic leadership and led to believe falsely that the international community is rooting for India, that thanks to our prime minister's vigorous efforts, the country's prestige is soaring sky high, etc. and, therefore, Pakistan stands 'isolated'," M.K. Bhadrakumar remarked in his blog "Indian Punchline" posted on the website: "rediff.com".
Department on the meeting between Secretary of State John Kerry and Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in New York on September 20 should come as an eye opener," said Ambassador MK Bhadrakumar, who has served as a career diplomat in the Indian Foreign Service for over 29 years, with postings including India's ambassador to Uzbekistan (1995 1998) and to Turkey (1998 2001), said in his blog.
language, shorn of diplomatic idiom? One, US is not willing to censure Pakistan; Two, US shares Pakistan's "strong concern over recent violence in Kashmir"; Three, the Uri base attack is to be seen in the context of the 2 month old upheaval in Kashmir Valley; and, Four, US agrees with Pakistan on the need to reduce tensions (read on the imperative need of India Pakistan talks)," M.K. Bhadrakumar said.
being fed. The result is that apparently almost two thirds Indians are reportedly clamouring for military action against Pakistan," the former Indian diplomat added.
are pretty grim and we desperately need an exit strategy," M.K Bhadrakumar said.
"But then, our strategic choices are virtually nil today, thanks to the nuclear stalemate and Pakistan's stockpile of tactical weapons that can neutralize us (on their territory) without even giving cause to provoke (or justify) a nuclear counter strike by us.
focused usage in a specific area, but will annihilate the enemy in real time. Our public should realize that hot pursuit, etc. has become sheer figment of imagination good for only TV debates," the former Indian diplomat remarked.
pundit George Perkovich on the strategic dilemma India faces today vis à vis Pakistan Perkovich candidly says that India has run out of options and has no way of addressing the challenge of terrorism on an enduring basis except by engaging the people of the Valley politically, and the alternative will be a seamless asymmetric war," M.K Bhadrakumar mentioned.


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5 Positives/5 Negatives From Saints' Win Over Packers
Steve Peloquin Published: October 23, 2017
(Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)
Below are five positives, and also five negatives, to take from the New Orleans Saints' 26-17 win over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.
The victory, their fourth-straight, improved the Saints to 4-2 on the season.
Positives:
1)---Running Backs: Are Mark Ingram and Alvin Kamara the best running back tandem in the NFL right now? Really! That's a serious question! Together they rushed for 162 yards on 31 carries. That's an average of 5.3 yards-per-carry, while also combining for 9 receptions for 55 yards. You simply can't realistically expect better production that what the Saints are getting from these two, right now.
2)---Ted Ginn: This is as a receiver only. Ginn had some issues in the punt return game, which I'll get to, but what a game he had in the receiving department! 7 catches for 141 yards, including one reception that went for 47 yards. Cat put on a show!
3)---Craig Robertson: For the second-consecutive week, he was really good as a starter, finishing tied for the team lead in tackles, with 6, including one for a loss.
4)---Marshon Lattimore: Man, is this guy beginning to look like quite the draft pick! Rookies corners typically don't play this well, this early. Name me one that does! Marcus Peters, and, well, I come up with nobody else. There may be one or two more, but the point is that rookie corners seldom make the impact he has. The Packers only threw for 79 yards, and yes, some of that had to do with Aaron Rodgers being out, but this is the NFL; Brett Hundley is one of the 100 best at his position in the world. Lattimore just played great, yet again.
5)---Third Down Efficiency: The Saints finished 8-of-15 on third down conversions, while the Packers went 4-of-11. Not hard to figure out who won.
Negatives:
1)---Special Teams: The Saints had a breakdown in protection on the blocked PAT, and Ted Ginn fumbled a punt in the first half, but got a break, due to catch interference being called. Special teams was below average for a second-consecutive week.
2)---Willie Snead: Just one year after compiling 72 receptions for 895 yards and four touchdowns, Snead has a grand total of one catch this season. Now, there are reasons for that. He was suspended the first three games, before being inactive in week four. On Saturday, he was inactive with a hamstring injury. If the Saints are going to thrive, offensively, they will need production from Snead, something they have yet to get, so far.
3)---Tight Ends: I thought, with Snead out, that the tight ends might take up the slack, That wasn't the case, as Coby Fleener was held to two catches for 22 yards, while Josh Hill was held without a catch. Granted, the tight ends weren't needed much on Sunday, as Drew Brees threw for over 300 yards, but somewhere along the line, lack of production from the position will show up on the scoreboard.
4)---Ken Crawley: I think Crawley was terrific, from week 3-last week, but not so much on Sunday. He had a weak tackle attempt on Hundley's second-quarter touchdown run, and was hit with two penalties, including one for pass interference, and another for holding. I really like Crawley, but Sunday was not one of his better games.
5)---Turnovers: Without Rodgers, there was only one way Green Bay was going to win this game, and that was if the Saints turned it over. They did so in the first half, with two Brees picks. The Saints really dominated this games, outgaining the Packers, in terms of total yards, 480-262, while also finishing with a 36:56/23:04 time of possession advantage. Only those two interceptions, along with a couple of timely penalties, kept this one from being a complete blowout.
Source: 5 Positives/5 Negatives From Saints' Win Over Packers
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This is our fourth week of looking at different definitions of Jesus. We started out very traditionally, with Jesus as the son of G and our saviour, saving us from our sins. Then we looked at Jesus as love, saving us through his example of love. Last week we considered Jesus the suffering revolutionary, saving us by overcoming personal and societal suffering and despair.
Today's definition is different again. It's based on how people at the time probably saw him, although of course it can't help but be influenced by how his followers came to see him after the resurrection, as the early church grew in their understanding of him. "Jesus was the Jewish Messiah. He came to free Israel from Roman military occupation. He was a prophet and a miracle worker, healing people, casting out demons, and fulfilling all the prophecies in the Hebrew Scriptures about what the Messiah would be like." Let's break it down.
"Jesus was the Jewish Messiah." As we talked about last week, Jesus was Jewish, and although Christians have co-opted the term, Messiah is a Jewish title. It means "anointed one" in Hebrew, and is translated as "Christ" in Greek.
The concept of Messiah grew during the centuries leading up to Jesus. The Jewish people believed that a Messiah would be born of the line of David, and over time they grew to believe that this Messiah would restore Israel as an independent nation, which by the time of Jesus, meant the Messiah would have to overthrow the Romans.
The Messiah was not seen as being divine, just divinely sent. There were many would be Messiah's at the time of Jesus. Most were far more militant, trying to raise armies, to become kings.
That was another reason the Jewish and Roman leaders were unnerved by Jesus. Whether or not he advocated violence, the crowds that followed him were becoming more and more convinced that he was Messiah, and they had the potential to become violent even if Jesus didn't encourage it.
That is very much a matter of perspective. According to the gospels, especially Matthew, there are many ways and times that Jesus fulfills prophecies found in the Old Testament. The thing is, many verses in the Old Testament that the gospel writers refer to weren't actually written to predict anything about the Messiah. That concept wasn't even around when many of the Old Testament books were written.
We're not really sure what Micah is actually referring to, but Matthew and Luke took it to mean that the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem, therefore they make sure Jesus is born there.
We see that over and over in the gospels, esecially in Matthew. The writers were looking for ways to show that Jesus was the Messiah, so they went back through Old Testament books and created links, sometimes doing some creative re-writing of passages to make them work for Jesus.That said, as I have mentioned before, Jesus was very rooted in his Jewish faith, so it makes sense that some of what he said and did echoes passages of the Old Testament.
Even before his followers started to think of him as possibly being the Messiah, he was definitely seen as a prophet, one sent by God with a message for the people from God. Being a miracle worker tended to go with being a prophet. If you think back to great Old Testament prophets like Moses, Elijah and Elisha, they all did miracles involving food and healing.
For us today, it's easy to accept Jesus as a prophet, certainly he brought the word of God to people in meaningful, powerful way. But a miracle worker? One who healed people and cast out demons? That's a little tougher for us.
We don't really think miracles are possible, therefore we soften those stories to make them acceptable to us. Jesus couldn't walk on water, so maybe there was sandbar. Jesus couldn't raise people from the dead, they were just in coma and so on.
But as Borg and other moderns scholars try to point out, what really matters is not whether or not story is true, but rather, what does it teach us about Jesus. They look for themes, connections, to Old Testament stories & themes, as well as themes of the early church.
For example, Jesus feeding 5000 echoes story of Moses providing manna for the Hebrews in the wilderness. It shows that Jesus is like Moses. It also points forward to communion. The Gospel of John makes this quite explicit. It tells story of the feeding of the 5000 with fish and bread, and then has Jesus say, I am the bread of life.
The story of Gerasene demoniac that we read today has this kind of symbolism as well. Along with the demon possession, there are many other symbols of isolation and uncleanliness: the man lived in Gentile (foreign) territory, near tombs and pigs, both very unclean. The story shows how Jesus overcomes all these sources of defilement and separation and restores the man to health and community.
We see the same theme in the story of healing Jairus' daughter and the woman with internal bleeding. Two women, one a child, one with a condition that would have made her untouchable at all times. Jesus treats them both as being worthy of his attention, he restores them both to full health and inclusion.
But Borg also cautions against dismissing the factual basis of these stories. We can't forget that during Jesus' lifetime he was known primarily as a healer and exorcist. It's the main reason people came to him, at least at first. Individual stories may not be factually accurate, they've had layers of meaning added, but they reflect the kinds of situations Jesus encountered, the kinds of things he did.
Borg speaks of how Jesus was not the only spirit person who was a healer at his time or throughout history. It was only one aspect of who he was, but it was an important one because it drew people to him.
Along with healing, part of Jesus being a spirit person was his ability to cast out demons. Borg talks about how it's easy for us to draw parallels between possession and severe mental illness, but he says that's not necessarily helpful. In Jesus' culture and in many others even today, people would understand that type of behaviour as being that of someone possessed. Regardless of how we understand it, is clear that by casting out demons, Jesus worked emotional and psychological healing in those who were possessed.
It's interesting to note that the word "salvation" in Latin has root "salve" to heal. What if we think of Jesus saving us through healing us? Sometimes it's physical, often it's emotional or psychological, and it applies to individuals as well as to societies and even all of creation.
In our era of modern medicine and science, we tend to dismiss idea of Jesus the healer, but perhaps it's an understanding of him that we need to recapture. After all, don't we all need healing at some point or another? And not just us as individuals, but our society and our world as a whole?
Healing and wholeness are very linked. Jesus brought both to the people of his time. Our society may be healthier in body, but we are still broken in so many ways. Perhaps we still need the healing and wholeness that Jesus offers. May we trust him and accept healing, as individuals and do our part to work for healing for our society and our world.


Harry Gamboa Jr., Jan-Christopher Horak, Chon Noriega, Rani Singh.
Screening preceded by guest speakers, including symposium keynote address, "Forever/Never on a Smoggy Day," by Harry Gamboa Jr.
Advance sales for passes are now closed.
Director Franco Rossi offers an atmospheric meditation on the pervasive alienation and class systems inherent to American life in the sprawling City of Angels, as seen through the outsider perspectives of a visiting Italian attorney (Enrico Maria Salerno) and a small circle of Italian expats. Notable sequences prominently feature midcentury modern landmarks, including Los Angeles International Airport and the Pierre Koenig-designed Stahl Residence.
35mm, b/w, in Italian with English subtitles, 88 min. Production: Titanus, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Director: Franco Rossi. Screenwriter: Franco Rossi, Pasquale Festa Campanile, Massimo Franciosa, Ugo Guerra. Cinematographer: Ted McCord. Editor: Aldo Capuano. Composer: Piero Umiliani. With: Enrico Maria Salerno, Annie Girardot, Renato Salvatori, Max Showalter, Susan Mueller.
Preserved by UCLA Film & Television Archive.
News of the Day—Excerpt: "Los Angeles Seeks Remedy as Record Smog Covers City"
Motorcyclists don gas masks and city workers prepare emergency road barricades for possible street closures as air pollution in Los Angeles reaches extreme danger levels.
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Q: Normal derivative for Laplace equation I am try to evaluate the Neumann boundary conditions for Laplace equation which define as: dy/dn, where n  the external normal vector to the boundary, I have:
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pde = D[D[y[x1, x2], x1], x1] + D[D[y[x1, x2], x2], x2];
bc = {y[x1, 1] == 1 + x1^2, y[x1, 2] == 4 + x1^2};

Neumann boundary condition is defined on the other sides of the square; i.e.,
x1 = 1 or x1 = 2, {x1, 1, 2}, {x2, 1, 2};
My question is how can I evaluate the normal derivative in the PDE for any domain, say, square, circle, triangular, etc.? Is there any function to do that?


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import datetime

from flask import Markup
from markdown import markdown
from markdown.extensions.codehilite import CodeHiliteExtension
from markdown.extensions.extra import ExtraExtension
from playhouse.sqlite_ext import *
from playhouse.fields import ManyToManyField

from app import application, flask_db, database

class Entry(flask_db.Model):
    title = CharField()
    slug = CharField(unique=True)
    content = TextField()
    timestamp = DateTimeField(default=datetime.datetime.now, index=True)
    lastedited = DateTimeField(default=datetime.datetime.now, index=True)
    archived = BooleanField(default=False)

    @property
    def html_content(self):
        """
        Generate HTML representation of the markdown-formatted note,
        and also convert any media URLs into rich media objects such as video
        players or images.
        """
        hilite = CodeHiliteExtension(linenums=False, css_class='highlight')
        extras = ExtraExtension()
        markdown_content = markdown(self.content, extensions=[hilite, extras])
        return Markup(markdown_content)

    def save(self, *args, **kwargs):
        # Generate a URL-friendly representation of the entry's title.
        if not self.slug:
            self.slug = re.sub('[^\w]+', '-', self.title.lower()).strip('-')
        ret = super(Entry, self).save(*args, **kwargs)

        # Store search content.
        self.update_search_index()
        return ret

    def update_search_index(self):
        # Create a row in the FTSEntry table with the post content. This will
        # allow us to use SQLite's awesome full-text search extension to
        # search our entries.
        try:
            fts_entry = FTSEntry.get(FTSEntry.entry_id == self.id)
        except FTSEntry.DoesNotExist:
            fts_entry = FTSEntry(entry_id=self.id)
            force_insert = True
        else:
            query = FTSEntry.delete().where(FTSEntry.entry_id == self.id)
            query.execute()
            force_insert = True
        fts_entry.content = '\n'.join((self.title, self.content))
        fts_entry.save(force_insert=force_insert)

    @classmethod
    def public(cls):
        return Entry.select().where(Entry.archived == False)

    @classmethod
    def all(cls):
        return Entry.select()

    @classmethod
    def archive(cls):
        return Entry.select().where(Entry.archived == True)

    @classmethod
    def search(cls, query):
        words = [word.strip() for word in query.split() if word.strip()]
        if not words:
            # Return an empty query.
            return Entry.select().where(Entry.id == 0)
        else:
            search = ' '.join(words)

        # Query the full-text search index for entries matching the given
        # search query, then join the actual Entry data on the matching
        # search result.
        return (FTSEntry
                .select(
            FTSEntry,
            Entry,
            FTSEntry.rank().alias('score'))
                .join(Entry, on=(FTSEntry.entry_id == Entry.id).alias('entry'))
                .where(
                    (Entry.archived == False) &
                    (FTSEntry.match(search)))
                .order_by(SQL('score').desc()))

class Tag(flask_db.Model):
    tag = CharField()
    entries = ManyToManyField(Entry, related_name='tags')

EntryTags = Tag.entries.get_through_model()

class FTSEntry(FTSModel):
    entry_id = IntegerField(Entry)
    content = TextField()

    class Meta:
        database = database


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Medical lecturer, Tom Strong, joins us and explains non-medial strategies to help reduce and manage blood pressure.
Brunswick Pointe Nursing and Rehabilitation and its parent company, Foundations Health Services, strive to be a "Culture of Care" - in every aspect of what we do. Whether physical health and rehabilitation or nurturing relationships and community, we aim to cultivate strong and healthy lives. Founded by Brian Colleran, Foundations Health Solutions is Ohio's premier long-term care company. Formerly doing business as Provider Services, our team of experts has more than 15 years of experience successfully supporting over 100 multifaceted long-term care facilities.


Established in 2003 at Mumbai, we undertake systems and application management activities, offer specialist technology center and a highly cost-effective virtual development environment as part of our operations. DIMA Engineering is a complete provider of Application Management services and solutions.
We believe in a philosophy of ethical and transparent business practices with all customers, vendors and employees to build long-term relationships based on mutual trust and benefit.
Our in-depth technical knowledge coupled with abundant industry experience and the unique methodology enables us to successfully deliver solutions to our clients.We have expertise in various domains like pharmaceuticals, healthcare, life sciences, education and retail to name a few.
We are a Microsoft Technology focused Company having experties in delivering solutions which involve Microsoft Technologies like Asp.Net, C#, Silverlight. Also on other technologies like mobile application development.
We also provide Microsoft Sotware Solutions which includes developing Enterprise Applications for a wide spectrum of domains including Supply chain, Manufacturing Performance, Asset visibility, Business Continuity Planning, Healthcare and Finance. For more information about Technology perspective skillset please click here.
DIMA Engineering serves some of the world's largest and most demanding clients across many industry verticals. Global clients trust DIMA Engineering to act a seamless extension of their business and brand.
We provide Software Services Outsourcing, Technical support, Service Desk Outsourcing, Directory Assistance, and an entire suite of wholesale Microsoft Service Provider Technologies. Our clients include: Elevate Learning.


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Q: How to bind jquery event to dynamically added multiple DOM elements? image for reference1 images for reference2I'm creating multiple DOM elements dynamically on button click.
I'm using jquery .on() method to bind 'image cropping plugin' to dynamically added DOM elements, but it works for only first DOM element not for second, third.
On click of first DOM, dialog box is getting open to choose image but not for second DOM element as in shown in picture.
$("#add-button").on('click', function() {
  $('#gallery-div').append('
×Choose file<input id="gallery-img" class="crop-dynamic-cls" type="hidden" name="test[image]">
');

  $(document).on("click", "a.gallery-remove", function() {
    $(this).parent().remove();
  });

  $(document).on('click', '#gallery-div', function() {
    $(this).find('label').each(function() {
      $('.crop-dynamic-cls').awesomeCropper({
        width: 1020,
        height: 434,
        debug: true
      });
    })
  })
})

A: Try something like this, also check I have changed the selector to .gallery-remove, not a.gallery-remove
$(document).ready(function() {

  // first register your handler for all future added elements to the DOM

  $(document).on("click", ".gallery-remove", function() {
    console.log('remove the parent');
  });

  // Then register the handler that will add stuff to the DOM
  $("#add-button").on('click', function() {
      $('#gallery-div').append('
×Choose file<input id="gallery-img' + i + '" class="crop-dynamic-cls" type="hidden" name="test[image]">
');
  // do other stuff here
  });
});


현대 시각예술을 기초로 fine art, design, graphic, book illustration 등의 장르제한없는 class 입니다.
자유롭게 드로잉하고, 철학적으로 사고하며, 실험적인 시각을 익히는데 최적의 학습방식을 도입합니다.
그림책이나 일러트레이션만을 목적으로 하기보다 그 이상의 다양한 장르의 예술성을 통해 본인의 예술적 감성과 뿌리를 찾아 원하는 무대로 진출할수 있는 교육과정을 진행합니다.
중국과 더불어 Asia 최대 미술시장인 KIAF 등단 및 전속작가 입성 등 규모에 비해 놀라운 성과를 거둬 들이고 있습니다.
다양한 현업무대에서 활동하고 있는 프로페셔널 로 구성되어있으며 오랜시간 축적해온 그들의 예술적 퀄리티는 여러분이 의식있는 작가로 활동하는데에 많은 도움을 줄 것입니다.
함께 꿈을 만들어 나갈 새로운 작가를 기다리고 있습니다.
M-Visual School pursue the complex and cross-over leaning method that based on modern visual art for the history of art, painting, design, drawing, picture book, music and literature.
Our school is the art community that share and study each of student's experience, personality and visual, literary concept.
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Located strategically in the heart of Whitefield, Brigade Cosmopolis is a short distance away from everything you need, and is also well-connected to the International Airport. Spread over 9.3 acres, Cosmopolis features wide open spaces, water bodies and is home to long forgotten pleasures of wandering paths and natural surprises. The vast greens are the signature feature of Brigade Cosmopolis, which is also home to an urban-forest experience. Designed for the discerning global citizen, life here is everything you could ever want. A home with every feature you could expect to see and have in any city around the globe is what Brigade Cosmopolis aims to provide. Intended as a residential area of international importance and standards, the lifestyle here is comfortable as well as luxurious, with a well-appointed clubhouse, landscaped courtyards, plenty of clean-green lung space, all situated in one of the best locations in the city of Bangalore.


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Metallica's Lars Ulrich Turned Down the Chance to Score 'Kill Bill' Films
By Damian Fanelli 2011-10-18T14:34:14Z News
Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich recently told Newsweek Magazine that he turned down the chance to compose the score for Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill films. He considers it the biggest mistake he ever made.
Ulrich said he met Tarantino in San Francisco and Tarantino told him he had written a number of Kill Bill's fight scenes to music by Metallica.
From the NME.com story: "One of the most surreal 30 minutes of my life was having Quentin Tarantino six inches from my face, eyes dancing, intensely animated, explaining in intricate detail how he had written and choreographed the two main fight scenes in the film [Kill Bill] to the Metallica songs 'Enter Sandman' and 'Sad But True.' Tarantino's next-level movie magic married to Metallica music, all turned up to 11."
Ulrich said he was excited to do it until Tarantino sent him the script:
"The script. Man, was it thick and dense. I realized that most of this was written in a language that was outside of my realm of understanding. I had never encountered a narrative like this, set in, to me, a very foreign culture of martial arts and Asian myths. I just couldn't wrap my thick Danish head around it."
Ulrich turned down the opportunity. But I think we all know that by now.


Reggie Johnson is currently working with the Climate Foundation, developing systems and technologies to grow Azolla year round in areas not suitable for normal agricultural development.
Reggie has been fortunate to work on many high-tech research and development projects for Compressed Air Energy Storage Technologies, Locomotive CNG propulsion, Next Generation Solar heating technologies and the Desert Research Institute in Reno, NV. In addition, Reggie has worked in the electrical construction industry for over twenty-five years as a Master Electrician, General Foreman, Project Manager, Designer and Estimator. Projects have included Ormac Geothermal generating plants, Crystal Geyser water bottling plant and numerous hospitals, schools and municipal water systems.


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Uganda's Murchison Falls National Park
Murchison Falls National Park is the largest in Uganda with an area of 3,840 km (1,480 sq mi). It is one of Uganda's best safari parks for game viewing safaris and birding tours
The park is bisected by the Nile River, which first races down 80 km (50 miles) of white-water rapids before plunging 40 meters (130 feet) over the rift valley wall at Murchison Falls, the centerpiece of the park.
The sight of the world's longest river, winding its way through the park and plunging through a narrow gap is unforgettable. The falls are stunning, notable not so much for their size as for their immense power.
Murchison Falls National Park, with its variety of vegetation ranging from riparian forests and swamp lands to broad savannah, provides the opportunity of seeing many of the animals found in Uganda.
This park and the greater Murchison Falls Conservation Area support an abundance of flora and fauna – boasting 76 species of mammals, 10 species of primates, 250 species of butterflies and more than 465 species of plants. The diversity can truly boggle your imagination. From rolling savannah and tall grasslands to thick bush and woodlands, the bio-diversity of this park never ceases to amaze visitors.
Wildlife includes lions, leopards, elephants, giraffes, hartebeests, oribis, Uganda kobs, chimpanzees and many bird species including the rare shoebill. A boat cruise to the base of the falls is an exciting way to view the river banks, which are densely populated with hippos, crocodiles, waterbucks and buffaloes.
South of the river the park is characterized by denser woodland, giving way in the southeast to closed canopy forest. This small forest reserve offers the visitor a chance to see habituated wild chimps and some of the other 10 species found in this habitat, such as black-and-white colobus monkeys, grey-cheeked mangabeys, vervet monkeys, red-tailed monkey, olive baboons and several species of pottos and bushbabies.
Murchison Falls is 305 km (180 miles) north of Kamapala, and is a 5 hour drive.
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Southeast Awarded $1.1 Million Grant for Federal TRIO/McNair Scholars
By southeast on	 September 14, 2012 Students
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., Sept. 14, 2012 — Southeast Missouri State University has been awarded a five-year $1.1 million federal grant to continue the current successful Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program that began at Southeast in October 2003.
The McNair Scholars Program, one of the seven federal TRIO programs, prepares first generation, limited income and underrepresented students for doctoral studies through involvement in research and other scholarly activities.
This was the most competitive grant application process in the program's history. At the beginning of the competition, 187 programs existed. In June 2012, 334 proposals were submitted for review, and only 134 were funded. Southeast begins its third McNair grant cycle Oct. 1 and will continue to serve students in the program until 2017. Across the state, there were five programs, and now four remain. Southeast will work closely with the other McNair programs located at Truman State University, the University of Central Missouri and University of Missouri-Columbia.
"There have been significant changes in the entire process of securing federal funds for these programs since we were originally funded in 2003. The focus on accountability, assessment and student outcomes has raised the bar for proposal writing and successful program implementation," said Trent Ball, associate dean of students at Southeast. "McNair was among three competitions held by the Department of Education for the TRIO Programs during the summer of 2012, and quite a few long-standing programs across the country were not refunded, nor were any new programs funded. Our success is a testament to the collaborative efforts of our current director, Ms. Monica Barnes, Ms. Breanna Walling, assistant director of Intensive English Programs, the McNair Scholars and Academic Support Centers staff and the outstanding support we received from the Office of Research and Grant Development, the Institutional Research team, Dean (Chris) McGowan and the faculty of the College of Science, Technology and Agriculture in developing the proposal for submission."
The new proposal builds upon the success of the original grant and also expands the scope to include a focus on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) majors. McNair Scholars will have the opportunity to engage in undergraduate research, faculty mentoring, seminars and other scholarly activities designed to help scholars acquire the skills to be successful in doctoral level programs.
Scholarly activities will include conducting summer research projects, presenting research at research or professional conferences; one-on-one mentorship from faculty members and exposure to the graduate school application process; assistance with preparation for the Graduate Record Exam (GRE), assistance in searching for funding for graduate school, acquiring financial literacy education and academic support.
The staff of the Academic Support Centers would like to thank the division of Enrollment Management and Student Success, current and former scholars, current and former faculty mentors and the campus community for the assistance and support that was provided and the commitments given for the future success of the students we serve in the McNair Scholars Program, Ball said.
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Chimes - Calvin alumnus and Service-Learning Center partner to develop GR Walks app
See original article here: Calvin alumnus and Service-Learning Center partner to develop GR Walks app
This summer, Calvin alum Josh Leo, in partnership with Calvin's Service-Learning Center, released GR Walks, a free smartphone app that provides historical information on the different neighborhoods in Grand Rapids.
The app currently has two tours: "Eastown and East Hills" and "Heritage Hill North." Once a tour is downloaded, users can read through slides that include historical information and pictures for that location. If the user gets lost, the tour has a map of the area to get the user back on track. The Heritage Hill tour also includes audio. Both tours take about 90 minutes to complete.
Since its summer release, GR Walks has been downloaded more than 500 times from the Google Play Store. The explosive popularity may be due, in part, to the ability to access information immediately, a feature that was previously not readily available.
"I've always been interested in local history and making it accessible," said Leo, a Calvin alumnus and the founder of GR Walks. "Most of the history lives in books and online. I wanted to bring the history to the places where it happened. I wanted to be able to learn about a house, a building, a person, while standing in front of that location."
Leo hopes that GR Walks will not only help inform residents of Grand Rapids about their city, but also foster a sense of community and a desire to discover new areas of Grand Rapids.
"Not only will [GR Walks] help solidify a sense of place for a person, but it will also encourage people to explore other neighborhoods in the city," Leo said.
This desire to engage with Grand Rapids and take ownership of the city is what attracted the attention of Noah Kruis, associate director of Calvin's Service-Learning Center.
"The Service-Learning Center has been working on developing walking tour guides to neighborhoods in which Calvin students participate in service-learning. When I heard about Leo's project, I saw an obvious opportunity for mutual benefit," Kruis said.
"I quickly learned that I couldn't do the whole project by myself," Leo said. "I approached a few different local organizations [with the idea], but no one was interested. When Noah Kruis at Calvin offered to partner, I jumped at the opportunity."
However, the project got off to a slow start.
"I got a grant in 2011 to begin the process [of developing the app], expecting that by spring of 2012, we would have a product to show for our work. Unfortunately, it wasn't until June of 2013 that the app was finally launched. When we did launch and could show people the potential of GR Walks, we were blown away by the interest in the app from all over Grand Rapids."
Several tours are in the works, including one that covers the history of Calvin. In addition, the Service-Learning Center is in communication with the history department about developing tours as a service-learning component of some courses this fall.
Recently, the Service-Learning Center received money from the student employment office's contingency fund to hire a student to research and develop tours specific to neighborhoods where Calvin students frequently engage in service-learning.


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Home / News and Events / AfDB signs US$ 78 million grant agreements with Governments of Somalia and South Sudan to strengthen drought resilience and address chronic hunger and malnutrition
AfDB signs US$ 78 million grant agreements with Governments of Somalia and South Sudan to strengthen drought resilience and address chronic hunger and malnutrition
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Somalia grant of US$ 34.8 million set to benefit 804,000 individuals
South Sudan grant of US$ 43.8 million set to benefit 300,000 individuals
Pastoralists and agro-pastoralist households among the target beneficiaries; Women, children, elderly and disabled to be prioritized
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has signed tripartite grant agreements of US$ 34.8 million and US$ 43.8 million with the Republic of Somalia and the Republic of South Sudan respectively and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) under the Bank's 'Say No To Famine – Short Term Regional Emergency Response Project – STRERP'. IGAD will oversee the implementation of the project through an agency to be recruited in each of the countries. The agencies will work with the governments to put in place structures, systems and facilities that will enable them take on increasing responsibility for disaster management and delivery of humanitarian assistance.
The STRERP was approved by the Boards of Directors of the African Development Bank on 21 July 2017 and falls within the context of the Bank's "Say No To Famine" framework. Under this framework, the Bank plans to invest about US$ 1.1 billion as a coordinated response to its Regional Members Countries that have been severely affected by prolonged drought periods and unstable food production.
Targeting 804,000 individuals in Somalia and 300,000 individuals in South Sudan, STRERP's direct food, water, fodder and medical assistance will provide relief to meet the immediate hunger and malnutrition needs faced by communities affected by drought, conflicts and famine. It will also provide food for more able-bodied members of beneficiary households to enable them engage in restoration and creation of community assets that will assist the targeted communities in enhancing livelihoods and build resilience against future shocks.
The Grants are geared towards providing emergency food assistance and medical aid to the most vulnerable populations in Somalia and South Sudan. In addition, the project includes activities to put in place the preliminary building blocks to strengthen links between the production, distribution and consumption hubs of the food systems in the affected regions. This will help facilitate an increased system-wide efficiency and longer-term resilience, which is generally aligned with the Bank's High-5 priorities, and particularly the Feed Africa Strategy. The project is also aligned with the Bank's Strategy for Addressing Fragility and Building Resilience in Africa (2014-2019) through its focus on strengthening relevant government institutions' capacity to effectively plan, coordinate and implement disaster risk management and humanitarian responses.
Speaking at the signing ceremony, Gabriel Negatu, AfDB Director General, Eastern Africa Regional Development and Business Delivery Office said, "We are delighted that through STRERP, we will provide immediate action to increase food security, boost household incomes, promote regional trade in food products and kick start community recovery, ultimately contributing to inclusive growth and resilience in Somalia and South Sudan."
The project will strengthen the capacity of relevant ministries such as the Ministry of Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Management in Somalia and the Ministry of Food and Agriculture in South Sudan).
Maryan Qasim, Somalia's Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management, who signed on behalf of the Federal Government of Somalia, said; "In the name of the Federal Government of Somalia, I would like to extend my gratitude to AfDB for their generosity and for the continued support to the drought response through this substantial grant. The establishment of the Ministry of Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Management is a milestone for Somalia, particularly now when we are faced with an extreme humanitarian situation. Through this ministry, we are working to address structural issues so that we can prevent being in crisis mode every few years. We are working to ensure that the humanitarian investment goes beyond alleviating short term suffering and concentrate on enabling people living in arid lands to build viable and food secure futures."
Signing on behalf of the Government of South Sudan, the Minister of Finance and Planning, Stephen Dhieu Dau Ayik, said "My government is proud and grateful for this grant which we will implement immediately to help save many lives threatened by the humanitarian crisis. We also look forward to continue to strengthen our partnership with the Bank as this will be very beneficial to our people and the economy at large."
"It is great to see AfDB provide support to deal with this humanitarian emergency currently being experienced in the two countries; Somalia and South Sudan. IGAD is thrilled to be associated with this project and we look forward to its implementation," said IGAD Executive Secretary, Mahboub Maalim.
In addition to meeting the daily nutritional needs of vulnerable members of the population, STRERP will facilitate resilience-oriented activities. This will be accomplished through meeting communities' nutritional needs and creating opportunities for affected communities to re-engage in agricultural production. Integral to this will be stimulating the local private sector and reducing drought and hardship-induced cross-border migration in search of scarce food, water and pasture.
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Welcome to the Los Angeles Cinema Festival of Hollywood. The LACFH is here to provide independent filmmakers with the opportunity to have their work recognized, judged and awarded. We're a traditional festival looking to showcase entertaining domestic and international materials from talented independent filmmakers. Multiple awards will be up for grabs between the 9 categories. Also, all films submitted through withoutabox.com will receive a title page on IMBD.com.
Documentary Features, Student Films, Experimental Films, Music Videos and Scripts.


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