I am so excited today to welcome author Jeanne Bannon to my blog!
Jeanne has been a part of the publishing industry for over twenty years, working first as a freelance journalist, then as an in-house editor for LexisNexis Canada. She currently works as a freelance editor and writer and is represented by the Serendipity Literary Agency.
Her debut novel, Invisible, a young adult paranormal romance, has been optioned for film. Invisible is an Amazon bestseller both domestically and internationally. Another of her novels, Nowhere to Run, tells the story of Lily Valier, a woman of substance and beauty, and her dilemma when she falls in love with a man whose mission it is to bring her down.
Jeanne is here to introduce us to her new novel Beautiful Monster.
Lev Baronovsky, a soulless creature of the night, has a problem. Carly, the love of his life has just died in an accident and in three days will pass to the other side. Without a soul, he cannot cross over with her and the thought of spending eternity without his beloved is unbearable. Is seventy-two hours enough time to find a way? With the help of his brother, Alexei, they must face the vilest creature of all, Boris, an ancient one with selfish motivations of his own.
Lev was able to glean whatever information he needed in an instant. But with the simple facts of Carly's accident came the realization his brother was happy for the turmoil.
A hint of a smile had curled Alexei's full lips, and his eyes were bright. Lev was not surprised.
He pulled his thoughts from Alexei and looked down at his beloved's hand in his. Thepallor of it matched his own. He listened to the slow rush of blood through her veins, willing it to grow stronger.
Moving close, he whispered, "I can save you." He brought her dainty wrist to his lips.
She smelled like death already—like the musk of freshly turned earth. It was now or never. His fangs pricked at her delicate skin, drawing a bead of crimson. It tasted of iron and copper and of her. Carly's very essence was in that droplet.
Purchase your copy of Beautiful Monster on Amazon today!
Read the book and loved it! Jeanne is a very talented writer.
Love the title! Thanks for the fabulous snippet.
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# Script to generate HA phylogeny.
# This script is meant to be run from the top level of the Github repository.

dir="analysis/figures/HAPhylogeny"

# Concatenate sequences downloaded from GISAID with the patient consensus sequences.
cat ${dir}/H3N2-SCCA-HA.fasta \
  ${dir}/H3N2-GISAID-USA-2004-2007-HA.fasta > \
  ${dir}/H3N2-GISAID-USA-2004-2007-patients-HA.fasta

# Construct the HA phylogeny.
# Use needle to pairwise align the sequences to the Brisbane-2007 HA reference.
# Then, use RAxML to construcct the phylogeny.
python ${dir}/ConstructPhylogeny.py \
  reference/H3N2-Brisbane-2007-4-HA.fasta \
  ${dir}/H3N2-GISAID-USA-2004-2007-patients-HA.fasta \
  ${dir}

# Remove the intermediate FASTA file.
rm ${dir}/H3N2-GISAID-USA-2004-2007-patients-HA.fasta

# Move the RAxML output to the main directory.
mv RAxML* ${dir}

# Extract the names of the sequences in the phylogeny.
for f in ${dir}/*.reduced
do
  sample=${f##*/}
  sample=${sample%%.*}
  tail -n +2 ${f} | cut -f1 -d' ' > ${dir}/${sample}.data
done

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Did it work? Yellowstone to Yukon researchers find novel ways to measure success
Rob Chaney
Interstate 90 forms an almost impenetrable barrier to grizzly bears and other wildilfe trying to travel through wilderness areas in western Montana. A Vital Ground-brokered conservation easement alongside this freeway bridge near Ninemile protected a small parcel from development, which has allowed grizzly bears to pass from the Flathead Indian Reservation to the Bitterroot Mountains.
Courtesy Vital Ground
A grizzly bear emerges from a wildlife underpass in Banff National Park. The Trans-Canada Highway is one of the globe's most successful wildlife crossing networks. In the United States, Congress just approved $350 million for similar structures.
Courtesy Highwaywilding.org
Wildlife overpasses like this one in Banff National Park allow animals to connect protected habitat without putting motorists at risk. The crossings usually pay for themselves over several years in reduced auto collisions.
Courtesy Wendy Francis, Yellowstone to Yukon Initiative
It's one thing to mount a decades-long conservation campaign on a continental scale like the Yellowstone to Yukon, or Y2Y.
It's another to prove anything about it worked. When you look at a place as big as Argentina but you don't have gross domestic product or number of high school graduates to use as statistics, what do you measure to declare success?
A team of U.S. and Canadian researchers tackled that question for the Y2Y in a new paper published this month in the Journal of Conservation Science and Practice. Led by University of Montana wildlife biologist Mark Hebblewhite, they verified progress toward saving one of the world's most biodiverse places through highway projects, television screenplays and grizzly bear home ranges.
"Just adding more protected areas doesn't tell us what we need to know," Hebblewhite said. "It doesn't tell us how it translates into biodiversity outcomes. It's hard to evaluate conservation and say 'this action did that.'"
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The results were displayed in "Can a large-landscape conservation vision contribute to achieving biodiversity targets?" Fellow authors includes Sara Williams of UM, Harvey Locke and Jodi Hilty of the Yellowstone to Yukon Initiative in Alberta, Charles Chester of Tufts University, David Johns of Portland State University and private consultants Gregory Kehm and Wendy Francis.
In a landscape as big as Yellowstone to Yukon, sheer scale can bedazzle. As first outlined in 1993, the Y2Y boundary stretched from the Alaska border by Fairbanks south along the Rocky Mountains through Jasper and Banff national parks in Alberta, past Glacier and Yellowstone national parks in Montana, ending around Idaho's Boulder-White Clouds and Wyoming's Wind River Range wilderness areas.
The study created five different measuring sticks to gauge success. The most basic looked at how many acres got conserved within the Y2Y region since its campaign started compared to surrounding public lands and the U.S. and Canadian nations as a whole.
It found the rate of conservation within Y2Y increased 90% since the project started in 1993, while surrounding areas stayed flat or even declined. Protected areas like national parks and wilderness areas expanded from 9.7% in 1993 to 17.6% in 2018.
The rate of protected land growth before and after that 1993 date also showed evidence the campaign wasn't simply the continuation of a trend that had momentum before public efforts got started. In the previous quarter-century, the area added an average 2,598 square kilometers of protection a year. In the next 25 years during the Y2Y campaign, that figure nearly doubled to 4,962 square kilometers a year on average.
That showed up in projects like the Rocky Mountain Front wilderness additions in Montana and several new national parks in Canada's Yukon Territory, British Columbia and Alberta.
The next measuring stick looked at similar progress on private lands. There, initiatives like the Transborder Grizzly Bear Project directed strategic purchases of habitat on both sides of the U.S.-Canadian border, along Canadian Highway 3 and U.S. Highway 2. Y2Y was involved in raising $11 million to secure conservation easements on 28,000 acres of Stimson Lumber Co. forestlands surrounding the Yaak River confluence, and the Montana Legacy Project that conserved more than 300,000 acres of Plum Creek Timber Co. working lands.
Then the researchers tried looking at what occupants of those lands did. In particular, they tracked the populations of grizzly bears that depend on them. Not only are the bears closely monitored on both sides of the border, what improves quality of life for a grizzly bear has an umbrella effect on many other species further down the food chain.
They found occupied grizzly range more than doubled between 1990 and 2014, from 20,500 square miles to 46,144 square miles in the United States alone. One important corollary to that finding was the amount of unprotected or private land the bears began using. In the early part of the Y2Y campaign, grizzlies depended on protected lands like national parks for 70% of their habitat. Today, the share of non-protected and private lands makes up almost half of grizzly range.
"As grizzlies expand beyond Glacier and Yellowstone national parks, their future fate plays out on large private lands," Hebblewhite said. That led to the next measuring stick – projects to connect fragmented hunks of habitat.
The study found that wildlife crossing structures proliferated throughout the Y2Y in ways that inspired other parts of the world. With 107 over- and underpasses such as the Animal's Bridge near Evaro in Montana and the 80-kilometer stretch of overpasses and tunnels penetrating the Trans-Canada Highway by Banff National Park, the study authors could claim that "Y2Y has become a global model for green infrastructure to reduce fragmentation and foster connectivity."
Such projects often involve relatively tiny acquisitions or changes, according to Vital Ground Executive Director Ryan Lutey. The Missoula-based land trust has collaborated on grizzly-related preservation efforts throughout the Y2Y. One of its most recent and successful deals involved a 240-acre conservation easement on land alongside Interstate 90 near Ninemile Creek.
"That parcel logically would never host a grizzly bear or wolf long-term," Lutey said. "But it allows a grizzly to slip under the highway with a lot more safety and less potential to have a traffic collision."
The validity of that idea got confirmed this fall with the passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. It contains $350 million for wildlife crossing structures and improvements. Those aren't just so critters can cross the road.
"Anybody who's hit a deer with their car knows they're going to be lucky to walk away with just a $5,000 bill," Hebblewhite said. "If they hit an elk, they'll be lucky to walk away."
Perhaps the most unusual measuring stick was a marketing review. The study team used a method called "counterfactual analysis" to compare changes in the Y2Y zone with similar areas that didn't have active publicity and attention-getting activity. It's similar to what advertisers do comparing how a cereal brand does in one community where it's supported by lots of commercials with another place that doesn't have the publicity.
"We looked at the rate of change and expansion of protected areas in the Y2Y 25 years ago, and it accelerated – there was an 80% increase," Hebblewhite said. "Then we looked at other regions in Alberta, British Columbia and Montana. Conservation declined. We also looked on the scale of the whole continent. All of North America was flat-lining while conservation was increasing in the Y2Y."
Part of what the researchers looked at to gauge public interest was the amount of Y2Y messaging that wound up in popular culture. Magazine cover stories, television documentaries, even episodes of the TV series Gray's Anatomy and West Wing provide evidence the campaign has reached a wide audience.
"That's how you get conservation done," Hebblewhite said. "You change people's attitudes. This work has global implications. Yes it takes 25 years, but this shows you can get somewhere."
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UPDATED: Glacier National Park extends ticketed entry for 2022
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Montana joins tri-state grizzly hunting deal
Montana's Fish and Game Commission unanimously endorsed the agreement to manage grizzly bear hunting around Yellowstone Park, should the state ever get oversight of the federally protected animal.
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John Talbot, former publisher of the Missoulian, died on Thursday. He was 91.
Grizzly habitat conserved near Whitefish
In a western version of Winnie the Pooh's Hundred Acre Wood, the Vital Ground Foundation has secured a 100-acre bit of forest near Whitefish for grizzly bear habitat.
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PANEL BACKS BUYING LAND
By JESSE LEAVENWORTH; Courant Staff Writer
NEW HARTFORD -- — Residents will decide early next month whether to buy about 118 acres of open land off Cotton Hill Road that includes the town's highest point.
At a meeting Monday, selectmen approved sending voters the question of whether to spend $1.1 million for the land. The state Department of Environmental Protection would reimburse the town $550,000 of the cost. The rest would come out of $1.5 million in bonding voters approved last year for open space purchases.
The town meeting will be during the first week of August, the selectmen decided. If a petition forces the issue to go to referendum, the vote would be during the second week of the month.
At the meeting Monday, First Selectman Bill Baxter said the town's pending purchase agreement with landowner Walter Goula requires that the town approve the purchase before Aug. 15.
Citing the spiraling costs of local real estate, Baxter said now is the time to buy.
"We're going to get one shot at the apple on this," he said. "Land prices are just exploding in this town."
The 117.9 acres includes New Hartford's highest point, 1,170 feet at the top of Cotton Hill Road, according to the town's application for state reimbursement.
"The property, on an important ridgeline, offers wide, sweeping vistas extending dozens of miles to the south and east, as well as panoramic views of the local rural landscape," the application says. "From its summit, one can see Johnnycake Airport in Burlington, the Heublein Tower in Simsbury, Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks, Avon Mountain, and much more."
As part of their application for the state money, town officials had two appraisals done on the property -- one valued the land at about $1.3 million; the other at $1.1 million, open space commission member Bill Michaud said. The land is zoned for residential use and much of it could be used for housing if it is not protected, land use Administrator Karl Nilsen said.
"It would be a highly developable piece of property," Nilsen said.
The state reimbursement is to come from the Open Space and Watershed Land Acquisition Grant Program. The state's goal is to preserve 21 percent of the state's land, or 673,210 acres, by 2023.
The Goula property is mostly forested, with about 15 acres that had been regularly used to grow hay. Three trails now traverse the property. If voters approve the purchase, passive recreation such as hiking would be allowed and encouraged, Michaud said.
"We want it to be an asset to the community," he said.
Besides an abundance of wildlife, hikers also could check out a prehistoric quarry where Indians mined soapstone for bowls and ornaments, according to the state grant application.
The land could become part of a green corridor from Routes 202 and 219 to the top of Cotton Hill, according to the grant application. The town owns about 175 acres next to Antolini School.
Between that property and the Goula land is a 62.5-acre parcel, owned by a person who supports land preservation, according to the grant application. The town hopes to acquire that property, or at least get some of it set aside to link the Goula property with the parcel near Antolini, according to the application.


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Q: Properly avoid to pass invalid properties to React primitives I often find myself in the situation of needing to make a component accept any valid HTML property to make the underlying HTML element use them.
class Input extends React.Component {
  // Here I use one of the `props` to add logic to
  // my component
  onChange = () => alert(this.props.alert);

  render() {
    // Here I want to pass all the properties
    // down to the HTML input element
    return <input onChange={this.onChange} {...this.props} />
  }
}

My above example will throw a warning because React complains about the alert property not being a valid one for input.
I usually workaround the problem doing as follows:
class Input extends React.Component {
  // Here I use one of the `props` to add logic to
  // my component
  onChange = () => alert(this.props.alert);

  render() {
    const {
      alert, // eslint-disable-line no-unused-vars
      ...props
    } = this.props;

    // Here I want to pass all the properties
    // down to the HTML input element
    return <input onChange={this.onChange} {...props} />
  }
}

Now the component works properly but I don't feel comfortable with the end result.
I understand why React doesn't allow to pass unknown properties to its primitives, since they are not going to use them and it's not clean to provide useless properties that in the future may become valid HTML properties or lead to misbehaviors or side effects.
But I don't understand how React suggests to handle this (pretty common) use case.
Is there any suggested way to handle this case in a clean manner?

A: Other than your approach, which is mostly what I've seen done (but I've only seen a few shops' styles), the two other approaches that come to mind are:

*

*Have the general properties supplied separately:
<Input alert={...} general={{className: "foo"}} />

then
return <input onChange={this.onChange} {...this.props.general} />;

To which I say: Blech. Burdensome where you use Input, doesn't compose well...

*Give yourself a utility function you can use to copy an object leaving out certain properties, rather like Underscore/Lodash's _.omit:
const objectExcept(obj, ...except) {
    const result = {};
    Object.keys(obj).forEach(key => {
        if (!except.includes(key)) {
            result[key] = obj[key];
        }
    });
    return result;
};

then
return <input onChange={this.onChange} {...objectExcept(this.props, "alert")} />;

That version of objectExcept takes discrete arguments, but you could have it accept an array, a delimited string, whatever works for you...

A: Perhaps I've misunderstood, but in order to exclude certain props, can't you just use destructuring?
  render() {
    const {foo, bar} = this.props;
    const inputProps = {foo, bar}

    return <input onChange={this.onChange} {...inputProps} />
  }

Then you can use this.props.alert elsewhere in your Input class.
Or even, if you use spreads with babel:
const {alert, ...inputProps} = this.props

This will omit alert from a new inputProps object. More info here: clone a js object except for one key

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TUCSON, Ariz. - A solid finish over the final nine holes helped the #24-ranked Arizona women's golf team hold on to fourth place with a three-round total of 904 (+40) at the 2008 Windy City Collegiate Championships, completed on Tuesday at the Evanston Golf Club in Skokie, Ill.
Arizona began the day with a share of fourth place, but dropped early strokes as the team started on what has proven to be the more challenging back nine. With both of its first two players shooting 43 on the front, the Wildcats were going to need three solid scores to stay in contention for the top five finish.
Freshman Isabelle Boineau, who was making her varsity debut with the Wildcats this week, helped set the tone by shooting 37 on each side to finish with a 2-over par round of 74 and share 9th place in the tournament at 224 (+8). Senior Amanda Wilson showed her leadership skills by shooting the team's low round of the tournament with a 73 to also finish at +8. Wilson also was +1 on the back side before shooting 36 over her final nine holes.
Wrapping things up for the Wildcats was Margarita Ramos, who quietly went about her business with little fanfare, but also did her best to keep Arizona in contention. Another 1-over performance on the first set of holes helped her finish with a score of 75 and end the tournament just one shot behind her teammates at 225 (+9).
Brittany Benvenuto and Nikki Koller each shot 79 on the day as each player recovered from a rocky first nine to shoot even on the last nine holes.
Purdue held on for the team title at 891, followed by TCU (900) and Michigan (902). Junthima Gulyanamitta of Purdue went wire-to-wire to earn individual honors with a 54-hole total of 212 (-4).
Arizona is back on the road starting on Friday, October 17 as they take part in the Stanford Intercollegiate event, playing one round on each day of the weekend at the Stanford Golf Course in Palo Alto.


To win over consumers, you need developers to back you up. The developers need to be on board to update their apps to the new standard or completely rebuild the app from the ground up to work on the new platform.In a way, it's a snake eating its own tail. To make a successful platform you need developers to entice customers, and you entice customers by having a healthy ecosystem of apps created by developers. It all starts with developer outreach.
Microsoft now has many programs it runs to reach out and support developers where needed from large global conferences like Build to self-paced online tutorial videos for everyone at Microsoft Virtual Academy.
But Microsoft hasn't always has the best reputation with consumers or developers. A change in top Microsoft leadership as well as the US Department of Justice antitrust case in the early 2000's caused a huge blow to public and developer trust. This low point in public relations is when Microsoft transformed and elevated Channel 9.
Channel 9 is a community site for customers and developers. It was originally a space for the community to reach out and communicate with employees inside Microsoft without having to have direct connections and also avoids the PR department's canned messages.
Interestingly named after the United Airlines audio channel that allowed flight passengers to listen in on unfiltered communications in the airplane cockpit, it has continued to grow but still holds on to its original idea and allow open communication in and out of Microsoft. It is an approach that has permeated throughout many of Microsoft divisions and programs for a more open environment.
If you're interested in checking it out, it's available on the web, at Channel 9, but they also have a great Xbox One app. It's a great and easy way to stream their many variety of shows from the very interesting and quickly growing field of artificial intelligence on "AI The Show" to the fun and quick "Five Things" which features a guest covering the top level important topics for a variety of fields.
Channel 9 is a great destination to hear the latest across a variety of topics from some of the smartest people in their field, easily available on your TV via your Xbox One.
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Continuing Education: Coder Retention and Return on Investment - YES HIM Consulting, Inc.
According to LinkedIn's 2018 Workplace Learning Report, 94% of employees would stay at a company longer if it invested in their career (LinkedIn.com, 2018). This staggering percentage is just one major reason why more employers are making continued education in the workplace a top priority. In order to avoid employee turnover, managers are searching for different ways to keep their employees involved and satisfied, professionally.
A good initial step to take would be to make continuing education paramount, not just at the entry level, but throughout all levels of the company. In doing this, it is also important to identify training that will contribute to employees' professional as well as personal growth. Training offered towards skills needed, and new skills of interest to the employee, has a positive impact on the employee's development and motivation, with reinforced loyalty to the organization. An effective way to gather feedback from employees on training required (and desired) is to poll employees annually with a short survey inquiring what areas of business they would most like to improve in. After finding out the area in which the majority lies, come up with an activity or workshop and dedicate a day out of the month to implementing this into your employees' schedules. This type of training can also be incentivized, in order to create a culture of accountability and make sure that managers and employees alike are following through with the task.
The health information management (HIM) and medical coding industries provide budget friendly resources like national and state level HIM conferences, free webinars with pre-approved continuing education units (CEUs), etc. These tools need as a system that allows team leaders and decision makers to have visibility on training being successfully adopted and implemented, tools that enable trainees to follow through and apply the training gained, resources that show a clear return on investment per training provided. Managers need to follow up on their team member's attendance to education seminars, a previous-versus-current state analysis is needed in order to identify a positive or negative impact, online education tools need to provided automated reporting, certifications, and follow upper completed or non-completed course. It's certain that, providing the right training is essential, but certainly not enough, if a true return on investment is required.


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NAVIGATING THE NEWS: A balanced 'diet' essential for consuming information
Navigating the news landscape can be tough but knowing how to spot truthful, accurate information with context is crucial for an informed citizenry and a healthy democracy.
By: Joe Bartels
LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Navigating the news landscape can be tough but knowing how to spot truthful, accurate information with context is crucial for an informed citizenry and a healthy democracy.
The relentless onslaught of information can feel overwhelming.
Join the conversation! Investigative Reporter Joe Bartels talks about consuming a balanced news 'diet' in a Facebook Live video. Watch live or a replay after it's over below.
The internet and technology have fractured traditional news delivery methods and given rise to a variety of social media platforms, apps, streaming services and other on-demand news content.
The ability to have news at your fingertips, at any time, can lead to overload.
Sara Advent, 21, says her appetite for news and information has made her rethink her consumption habits.
"At one point, I just had to take a two-week break and put away all of the notifications just because I definitely internalize the news and getting so much news, constantly, was just exhausting me," explained Advent.
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The proliferation of news and the ability to share it on social media makes a digital disconnect difficult when it becomes ingrained with how people stay in touch.
Advent, who is studying journalism, says recent historic events have made it difficult to simply tune out.
"Being a student and caring about politics, I want to be informed by the news, but sometimes it feels like too much," explained Advent.
Experts say the key is finding a balance between media consumption and the type of information you get.
Think of information like a plate of food with four distinct groups.
In one section there is information that can be verified for accuracy; consider these like proteins and vegetables.
Another section contains misinformation.
Simply put, these are facts that are stated incorrectly which can include numbers or dates, for example. Think of this section as a salty snack or side dish.
The next portion of the plate contains disinformation.
Experts say this section can do major harm over time, just like eating too much fried foods or sugary desserts.
Lastly, propaganda has developed a negative connotation over the years.
Experts say propaganda takes on many forms but includes product commercials and political messaging.
"Propaganda is like, 'we're the biggest, we're the best, we're the most reliable, you'll love us!' it's a one-sided truth, basically, without the whole truth," said Al Tompkins, senior faculty at the Poynter Institute.
Tompkins has 45 years of experience in the journalism field.
The Poynter Institute is one of the most widely recognized, respected and prestigious nonprofit organizations focused on journalistic integrity, research and ethical standards.
Tompkins says healthy news and information consumption diets need to come from a variety of credible sources.
"I say all the time, we put more effort into investigating our breakfast cereals than we do passing along something that could potentially be read by thousands of people," said Tompkins.
Credible sources are like a nutrition label.
Too much sodium, saturated fats and sugars can be hazardous for your health.
"It's a little bit like eating the vegetables, you don't like them, but they're full of iron and vitamins, they're not that bad, that won't do you any harm and probably do you some good," explained Tompkins.
But how does someone determine which information sources are credible?
Assistant Professor Emma Frances Bloomfield at UNLV says critical thinking is the first step.
"If people are trying to undermine the credibility of a news source, that is something else we can check," said Bloomfield.
"We can do our own research on what that original source saying, is this person or this source checking this information? It's all about how we're evaluating and where we're getting our news from," explained Bloomfield.
Bloomfield says a basic level of researching, double-checking facts from government entities, plus seeking out multiple news organizations reporting on the same topic can help people navigate and sort out fact from fiction.
"We get so much information provided to us that sometimes just pausing and reflecting on the information before you believe, it is true or before you share it, can be enough of a check for your critical thinking to come in to play," added Bloomfield.
There is a word of caution, Bloomfield says when it comes to poking around on social media.
"You have, throughout history, people spreading disinformation through pamphlets or non-technological means but with the Internet and social media that information can travel extremely quickly, it can proliferate and amplify itself," explained Bloomfield.
Experts urge caution with "social media echo chambers," which are places or groups on the internet where like-minded people congregate, consume and share similar beliefs and even disinformation.
"It further solidifies your own belief that you are in the right, you are correct in what you're consuming because everyone else around you thinks that same way," explained Bloomfield.
Experts say it can be tough to figure out what's right and wrong but truth and journalism are pillars that have stood the test of time.
"What do we mean by journalism?" said Tompkins.
"Over the years, I have come to think of journalism differently than opinion or information in this way: a journalist would be willing to report something that you personally disagree with or that Channel 13 would not profit from and in fact, might even be penalized," explained Tompkins.
Experts say there are three key strategies to keep in mind:
Read broadly across multiple media types including print, TV and online publications.
Think critically about the information you are receiving.
Take a moment to digest the information and disconnect for a moment if you're feeling overwhelmed.
Bloomfield suggests reading an international publication to get a world perspective and to receive new and differing viewpoints.


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Q: Item is moving on mouse click in bootstrap-duallistbox I have taken the customized plugin which gives the feature for optgroup which is given over here Add scroll position return on select1. Add optgroup capability
Customized bootstrap-duallistbox (with optgroup feature)
I have created a sample example in plunker which shows a running example. The option group is working fine but the issue is that even through when I put move-on-select="false" still Item is moving on mouse click.
Can anyone please tell me why this is behaving like that
Working Plunker
  <select  ng-model="modal.selectedItems"
                       ng-options="item.name group by item.app for item in modal.allItems"
                       multiple
                       bs-duallistbox
                       move-on-select=false
  ></select>

A: Honestly, the easiest solution is just to change the implementation of selectGroup. I think it should be this:
function selectGroup(e) {
  if(e.data.dlb.settings.moveOnSelect) {
    move(e.data.dlb);
  }
  e.preventDefault();
}

You'll probably want to make a similar change to unselectGroup. The current implementation has strange behavior, where it moves things that aren't selected since it never unselects anything properly.
Edit:
The way that selections are made is faulty. I have no idea of the author's intent, but I suspect this implementation is closer to what a user would expect:
function selectGroup(e) {
  if (e.target.tagName != 'OPTGROUP') return;
  $(this).find('option').each(function (index, item) {
    var $item = $(item);
    if (!$item.data('filtered1')) {
      if (!$item.prop('selected')) {
        $item.prop('selected', true);
      } else {
        $item.removeAttr('selected');
      }
    }
  });
  if(e.data.dlb.settings.moveOnSelect) {
    move(e.data.dlb);
  }
  e.preventDefault();
}

Again, make a similar change to unselectGroup. In the original code, the problem was that when you click on an individual option, the click would bubble up to the optgroup, hence the if guard. Also, the selection state should not be changed directly. That is already handled in the move function. It's much nicer to change the selected attribute, which the the move function later digests. In this way, it's also visually clear what is actually being selected. Thus, when you click an optgroup, it should toggle selected on each the item properties. You may want to modify how the removal of selected attribute is done.

A: Go with
http://www.virtuosoft.eu/code/bootstrap-duallistbox/
as @prakash Said in Commments.


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namespace content {
class BrowserContext;
}

namespace chromeos {

class BubbleFrameView;

// Launches web dialog during OOBE/Login with specified URL and title.
class LoginWebDialog : public ui::WebDialogDelegate,
                       public content::NotificationObserver {
 public:
  // Delegate class to get notifications from the dialog.
  class Delegate {
   public:
    // Called when dialog has been closed.
    virtual void OnDialogClosed();

   protected:
    virtual ~Delegate() {}
  };

  enum Style {
    STYLE_GENERIC, // Use generic CreateChromeWindow as a host.
    STYLE_BUBBLE   // Use chromeos::BubbleWindow as a host.
  };

  LoginWebDialog(content::BrowserContext* browser_context,
                 Delegate* delegate,
                 gfx::NativeWindow parent_window,
                 const base::string16& title,
                 const GURL& url);
  ~LoginWebDialog() override;

  void Show();

  // Overrides default width/height for dialog.
  void SetDialogSize(int width, int height);

  // Overrides dialog title.
  void SetDialogTitle(const base::string16& title);

  void set_url(const GURL& url) { url_ = url; }

  bool is_open() const { return is_open_; }

  static content::WebContents* GetCurrentWebContents();

 protected:
  // ui::WebDialogDelegate implementation.
  ui::ModalType GetDialogModalType() const override;
  base::string16 GetDialogTitle() const override;
  GURL GetDialogContentURL() const override;
  void GetWebUIMessageHandlers(
      std::vector<content::WebUIMessageHandler*>* handlers) const override;
  void GetDialogSize(gfx::Size* size) const override;
  void GetMinimumDialogSize(gfx::Size* size) const override;
  std::string GetDialogArgs() const override;
  void OnDialogShown(content::WebUI* webui,
                     content::RenderViewHost* render_view_host) override;
  // NOTE: This function deletes this object at the end.
  void OnDialogClosed(const std::string& json_retval) override;
  void OnCloseContents(content::WebContents* source,
                       bool* out_close_dialog) override;
  bool ShouldShowDialogTitle() const override;
  bool HandleContextMenu(const content::ContextMenuParams& params) override;
  bool HandleOpenURLFromTab(content::WebContents* source,
                            const content::OpenURLParams& params,
                            content::WebContents** out_new_contents) override;
  bool HandleShouldCreateWebContents() override;

  // content::NotificationObserver implementation.
  void Observe(int type,
               const content::NotificationSource& source,
               const content::NotificationDetails& details) override;

 private:
  content::BrowserContext* browser_context_;
  gfx::NativeWindow parent_window_;
  // Notifications receiver.
  Delegate* delegate_;

  base::string16 title_;
  GURL url_;
  content::NotificationRegistrar notification_registrar_;
  bool is_open_;

  // Dialog display size.
  int width_;
  int height_;

  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(LoginWebDialog);
};

}  // namespace chromeos

#endif  // CHROME_BROWSER_CHROMEOS_LOGIN_UI_LOGIN_WEB_DIALOG_H_


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Documentary — Nebraska Retiree Uses Earth's Heat to Grow Oranges in Snow
By Analysis by Dr. Joseph Mercola
Sep 16, 2019 - 5:58:50 AM
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Tropical fruits can be grown in subzero climates with geothermal energy
The only heat source for geothermal greenhouses is the Earth's heat, which is 52 degrees at 8 feet deep
Energy costs to run a geothermal greenhouse are less than a dollar a day
Harmful herbicides and pesticides can be avoided with geothermal greenhouses
Geothermal greenhouse produce is marketable at local farmer's markets
The crops can be more profitable because there are few transportation costs involved
Genetically modified seeds, the weed killer Roundup (glyphosate), and other dangerous agro chemicals and pesticides have hijacked our food system. This chemically-based method of industrial agriculture has irrevocably damaged the soil. It kills the microorganisms that provide the nutrients needed for plant growth and nutrition, depleting the soil minerals that enrich our food.
Because of soil depletion, fruits and vegetables grown decades ago were much richer in vitamins and minerals than those grown today;1 each successive generation of pesticide-resistant, gene-altered fruits and vegetables now is less nutritious than the one before.
That is why I highly recommend starting your own garden to supply fresh, organic foods to your family and avoid these destructive agricultural practices. I recently saw a documentary, "Nebraska Retiree Uses Earth's Heat to Grow Oranges in Snow,"2 about a former wheat farmer who is perfecting the art of indoor gardening in dramatic ways.
Retiree Reconceptualizes Farming in Cold Terrains
Russ Finch, a retired wheat farmer and postal worker who resides in Alliance, Nebraska, has used his aptitude for physics to solve two major agricultural hurdles: how to grow year-round produce in cold climates that can hover under zero degrees and how to do so economically.
After retirement, Finch heard about the possibilities of geothermal energy. Despite encountering skepticism from University of Nebraska scientists about his idea to grow citrus fruit in the coldest of climates, Finch proceeded. This is how Grower Talks describes his initial project.3
"So he constructed a 70-ft.-long greenhouse with a 4-ft.-deep pit. The pit allowed Russ to experiment not only with off-season plants, but trees, planting them directly into the ground. A 10-in. wheel blower was used to circulate the air through seven 6-in. tubes, with a total length of 1,050 ft.
It's a completely closed-loop system, continuously recycling the same air. Using low-grade geothermal energy (referred to as geo air) alone, Russ was able to successfully maintain a consistent heat of 52F from one end of the greenhouse to the other without any back-up heat.
During the day, the internal heat increased due to the prolific, bright sunlight that the high altitudes of Nebraska is known for. The roof is slanted to the south, taking advantage of the solar rays to increase the temperature from 52F to the mid-70s (at times 80s) during the sunnier winter days. Russ was able to achieve his ideal temperature."
The warm air, obtained from perforated plastic tubing that is buried underground, is all that's used for heat for the greenhouse — no propane or electric heaters. "All we try to do is keep it above 28 degrees in the winter," said Finch. "The only heat source is the Earth's heat, at 52 degrees at 8 foot deep."4 The heat is then returned to the ground to heat the structure during the cooler evenings.5
A Successful and Affordable Enterprise
Finch's geothermal energy-based farming has been fruitful, pun intended. The greenhouse includes 20 citrus trees with 13 varieties of fruits, along with cacti, orchids, nine varieties of grapes, figs, avocados, ivy, tomatoes, garden plants and flowers.6 One 24-year-old tree will grow to be 100 years old or more, says Finch.7
Each tree is capable of producing as much as 125 pounds of fruit every year which Finch sells at local farmers markets.8 The year-round growing and low transportation costs help the marketability of the products says Finch –– and "locally grown" can be just as much of a sales point as "organic." Finch sells Valencia oranges, the fruit from which most juice comes. The temperatures are so salutatory, you could probably grow bananas too, he muses.9
Yet the energy costs associated with running the geothermal greenhouse are surprisingly low –– less than a dollar a day. A geothermal greenhouse Finch designed for a local high school in Alliance has used an average of 96 cents a day in energy costs for the last several years.10
Nor are construction costs high. "It only took two of us a few hours to put up the frame," says Finch. Despite how cost prohibitive farming can be with huge economic barriers, "young people could get into this for less than the price of a tractor," he says.11
Finch also sells the greenhouse "kits" that can be installed in increments of 6 feet by fitting the pieces into sections. A farmer or rancher with a backhoe and construction skills, "can put one up for about $23,000," says Finch.
Pesticide-Free Growing
Herbicides like Roundup and pesticides which include the notorious chlorpyrifos, atrazine and neonicotinoids, have endangered much of the U.S. food system, polluted our water systems and contributed to resistant pathogens.
The so-called Dirty Dozen with the highest pesticide concentrations include strawberries, apples, nectarines, peaches, celery, grapes, cherries, spinach, tomatoes, sweet bell peppers, cherry tomatoes and cucumbers. Human consumption of pesticides has been linked to cancer risks, fertility problems and other health concerns.
Fortunately, there are safe, effective and natural alternatives for almost any pest problem that an individual gardener might come across. For example, a mashed garlic paste combined with a little cayenne pepper or horseradish made into a homemade garden spray will discourage most pests.
Add a small amount to a gallon jug of water and let it sit for a day or two, shaking it occasionally. The only caution is you should spray a small amount onto a few leaves first as a "test" to make sure the formula is not so strong that it burns leaves or stems.
In the documentary, Finch has some intriguing pest control methods of his own. This is how the Star Herald describes them.12
"Insect pests such as white flies or aphids sometimes show up, but he keeps them in check with a horticultural oil spray that works by smothering the insects or their eggs or disrupting the way they feed. He began using the oil after trying for several years to control the bugs with poison.
'The bugs got immune to it," he said. With the new method, "You can spray a berry and eat it, because it's just mineral oil.'"
Other Innovative Growing Models
Because Finch's greenhouses rely on geothermal heat in winter, they need to be at least 54 feet long for maximum efficiency. "That kind of rules it out for a city lot," he says. "Most all of them are going to farms and ranches."13
But a hydroponic farm (sometimes called a container farm) in Robbinsville Township, New Jersey, is also thinking outside of the agricultural box –– growing high quality local herbs and greens in an urbanized setting with a small footprint.14
The crops, which are grown in assembled containers from the umbrella organization Freight Farms, are high quality local herbs and greens grown on a small footprint that can be sold to restaurants which support farm-to-table produce.
Basil, mint and kale tend to be the most popular crops followed by spinach. The crops are generally kept at 75 degrees during the day and 65 degrees at night and can be maintained by one person for as little as 25 hours a week. Customers also come directly to the Robbinsville township hydroponic farm to purchase greens.
Innovative Cannabis Farming
Cannabis farming is another agriculture sector benefiting from out-of-the-box thinking. At one operation, the Los Sueños Farms outside of Pueblo, Colorado, some plants are grown outside, some in greenhouses and some in greenhouses with no walls to allow solar maximization while permitting fresh air to circulate and prevent too much heat from accumulating. The choice of under what conditions to grow them depends on their genetic expression.
For outdoor plants, drones with different lenses hover over the plants, reporting their respiration rate, any insects or disease risks and plants that might be struggling for one reason or another to the growers. Humidity and lighting are computer controlled for indoor plants and an advanced drip watering system with an emitter every 12 inches provides pressure compensated irrigation and the ability to provide specific nutrients.
The 36-acre farm, which consists of four separate farms, processes 40,000 pounds of "biomass" each harvest. While the machinery does not require human labor, a quality control person inspects the product as it comes out of the twister to make sure all stems have been removed at their base.
If you live near local farmers markets, you are fortunate –– but many are forced to rely on grocery stores for their fruits and vegetables. That is why Russ Finch's geothermal energy greenhouses are such encouraging news.
Nebraska retiree uses earths heat to grow oranges in snow - http://abundanthope.net/pages/Environment_Science_69/Nebraska-retiree-uses-earths-heat-to-grow-oranges-in-snow.shtml
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A magnet is broken into three separate pieces. Which one of these is the correct statement about the poles found in the three pieces?
None of the pieces has a pole.
One piece has a north pole, the second piece has a south pole, while the third piece has no poles at all.
Each piece has a north pole and a south pole.
The two end pieces each have a north pole and a south pole, while the middle piece has a west pole and an east pole.
A piece of material is attracted to the North Pole of a magnet. Which ONE of these statements must be true?
It must be a magnet and the end that is attracted is a north pole.
It must be a magnet and the end that is attracted is a south pole.
It must be a magnet and the end that is attracted is a west pole.
It must be a piece of magnetic material, but not necessarily a magnet.
A piece of material is brought up to the south pole of a magnet and is repelled. Which one of these is the correct conclusion?
The material is magnetised and the end nearest the magnet forms a north pole.
The material is magnetised and the end nearest the magnet forms a south pole.
The material must have been magnetic.
The material must have been non-magnetic.
Two magnets are placed 3 cm apart.
Each has its north pole facing the other magnet, and both are fixed so that they do not move. Which one of these statements is correct about the magnetic field lines from each magnet.
The field line spread out from each north pole and cross over without bending.
The lines cross from north pole to north pole.
The lines bend away from each other without crossing. In the middle there is a point where the resultant magnetic field strength is zero.
There are no magnetic field lines observed between the poles.
The domains are all at right angles to the axis of the magnet.
The domains are randomly oriented.
Half the domains point to one end of the magnet, while the other half point to the other end, cancelling out the magnetic field.
The domains are not formed until the material is magnetised.
A magnetised material is described as saturated. Which one of these is the correct reason for this?
The domains are all lined up in one direction.
All the domains have been formed.
The domains are all lined up in one direction, along the axis of the magnet.
The magnet has been placed in a beaker of water overnight to increase its magnetism.
Which one of these statements is true about a current flowing in a long straight wire?
There is no magnetic effect of an electric current.
There is a magnetic field around each end, and the direction of the field is determined by the screwdriver rule.
There is a magnetic field around its entire length, and the direction of the field is determined by the screwdriver rule.
There is a magnetic field around it, and the direction of the field is determined by the screwdriver rule. However this is only observed when the wire passes through a surface at right angles to its length.
The Earth has a magnetic field. Which one of these statements is true about magnetic fields in astronomical bodies?
The sun is one of only a few stars that has a magnetic field.
The Earth is the only planet that has a magnetic field.
All stars and all planets have magnetic fields.
Which one of these statements is true about a current passing through a solenoid?
It forms a magnetic field like a bar magnet. The north pole is observed when the current appears to flow clockwise.
It forms a magnetic field like a bar magnet. The north pole is observed when the current appears to flow anti-clockwise.
It forms a magnetic field like a ring magnet. The north pole is observed when the current appears to flow clockwise.
It forms a magnetic field like a ring magnet. The north pole is observed when the current appears to flow anti-clockwise.


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Hitman changes release structure again, now 'fully episodic'
Day one consists of one location, prologue mission
By Michael McWhertor@MikeMcWhertor Jan 14, 2016, 2:14pm EST
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Square Enix and Io Interactive are changing their plans for the new Hitman once again, and will release the game as "a truly episodic AAA game experience, with a major live component." When the game launches on March 11, it will include a prologue mission and one location, Paris, and will cost $15.
Hitman will get its next location, Italy, in April and another, Morocco, in May. Square Enix says Io Interactive will then "deliver regular monthly content updates, including three additional locations; Thailand, the US and Japan until the season concludes in Japan later in 2016." Weekly live events and "additional planned content" will be released between those monthly updates, according to a press release.
"We decided to take the full leap and publish Hitman as a truly episodic game experience," said Hannes Seifert, head of studio at Io Interactive, in a release. "Part of that decision is for that little bit of extra time to ensure every location we release is at the quality level fitting for a Hitman game. But the main driving reason is that this will allow us to create a living game that will expand and evolve over time and establish a foundation for the future — this is the first game in a storyline which will continue and expand with future Hitman games."
Hitman's Intro Pack, which contains the prologue and Paris level, will be sold for $15. Additional locations will cost $10. Hitman fans can buy the full game, which includes the full year's worth of content, for $60. A disc-based version of the game will ship during the end of 2016.
Prior to today's announcement, Io Interactive planned to launch Hitman on March 11 with three locations — Paris, France; Sapienza, Italy; and Marrakesh, Morocco —€" 800 targets and six campaign missions. The new plan looks more like what Io Interactive planned to do from the get-go: release Hitman with a limited amount of content day one and continually add to it.
Earlier this week, Hitman was removed from the PlayStation Store in European territories and Square Enix canceled pre-orders for the PlayStation 4 version of the game. Sony said in a message to those who had their pre-orders canceled that the configuration of game had "changed significantly" with revised details to come.
Hitman is slated to launch on PlayStation 4, Windows PC and Xbox One on March 11. A beta will be available on Feb. 12 on PS4 and Feb. 19 on Windows PC.
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Q: Change an image in Gimp with a gradient like a shiny button or sticker tab I have this image with a gradient as below:

I need to change it to the color #D21108 (type of RED). Of course, I do not want to paint it to this color, but to change the color to #D21108 and its shades (like I do in Photoshop via Brush > Colour Replacement). I have all info about this color, values of RGB, CMYK, Lab and HSV if you need them.
Now, I guess I can easily change it via GIMP's menu "Colors". I tried options Color Balance, Hue-Saturation, Colorize, but I did not find a way to enter the starting color I need. I was closest to my aim via Hue-Saturation, but I could not get this red value, no matter what I tried.
As I am not a graphics expert, please tell me how to accomplish this task.
PS. What's the meaning of Lab and HSV in the color scheme? I know the meaning of RGB and CMYK.

A: Brush > Colour Replacement

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zm7BCw_E9wU
EDIT:
For GIMP -
Look at image title - if not RGB save it as .png or .gif
To change color wherever it is in entire image:
Select 'Color Tool' – (rectangular 3-color bar on top row)
Click on color to be changed
Select Edit and choose: Clear to eliminate color
Edit and fill with a) foreground color or b) background color

A: In Photoshop use Image->Adjustments-> Hue/Saturation. For your image this would be the easiest way to change the color.

A: You can use Colors>Hue-Saturation. Also Colorify works for some adjustments.

A: i'll just post the colored version for you:


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Concealed Attractions – Questions for Book Clubs and Groups
Date rape is a serious problem, particularly among high school and college students. Dannilynn can't remember exactly what happened on the camping trip, but what do you already know about her first real boyfriend, whom she meets her Freshman year in college?
Ben is doing an externship at Joel Taylor's veterinary clinic and is concentrating on learning everything he can. When he meets Danni, he befriends her. What about his relationship with his own sisters and his brothers informs his interest in wanting to get to know the girl?
How does Monica, Danni's best friend, help her to find out if she's pregnant? Can you imagine what Monica would have done in the same situation? What is that?
Danni is naïve, but she's also deeply fearful of her father's reaction when she realizes she may be pregnant. How realistic is she in thinking she can hide her condition until after she is back at college?
Danni is enrolled at a private college. The college rules state that a pregnant coed may not stay in the dorm. What is the likelihood that coeds may be pregnant while going to college?
Danni comes to lean on Ben more and more. How is this illustrated when he helps her move into her apartment and then is confronted by Steve?
When Danni's father discovers she's pregnant, after also learning she's now living in an off-campus apartment, he disowns her. Have you known anyone for whom one or both parents have taken similar action? What did this mean for the person disowned?
What prompts Ben to go after the man who has a fight with a young woman at the service station?
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A look at Cambridge Analytica
Cambridge Analytica is based in London. Credit: Chris J. Ratcliffe / Getty Images
By Yancey Roy yancey.roy@newsday.com @yanceyroy Updated March 24, 2018 9:59 PM
Earlier this month, Facebook announced that Cambridge Analytica had been suspended from the social network site for improperly collecting data from millions of users. The notice was surprising because Facebook previously strenuously denied that the controversial British political communications firm had accessed information. This now is considered one of the largest data leaks in Facebook history.
The admission has sparked calls for investigations in both the United States and Britain. A proposed class-action lawsuit has been filed in California against both Facebook and Cambridge Analytica. Further, a British television news station released video in which the Cambridge CEO offered to entrap politicians with prostitutes and spread propaganda and fake news online to benefit clients.
Cambridge Analytica, which has claimed credit for tilting the 2016 election in President Donald Trump's favor, has a Long Island connection — one of its prime funders is Robert Mercer, hedge-fund manager and conservative donor who also helped bankroll Breitbart News. His daughter, Rebekah, reportedly urged Trump to make Stephen Bannon his campaign manager and hire Cambridge at a low point in the 2016 campaign.
Here's a look at some of the key issues involved:
Q: What is Cambridge Analytica?
A: It's a consulting firm that says it uses data-driven political and marketing campaigns based on data mining and data analysis of voter and consumer behavior. It's a subsidiary of SCL Group (formerly Strategic Communication Laboratories), based in London. Cambridge is registered in the United States in Delaware.
It is funded by SCL and Robert Mercer, who reportedly poured $15 million into the company when it sought to get involved in U.S. political campaigns. Mercer, originally a computer scientist, made a fortune as an executive in Renaissance Technologies, a Setauket-based hedge fund that, somewhat like Cambridge Analytica, uses data-driven mathematical models. But instead of political campaigns, Renaissance used math to make billions of dollars in stock market trades.
Q: What is Cambridge's marketing pitch?
A: On its website, it claims it "uses data to change audience behavior." It says it has "redefined the relationship (between) data and campaigns."
How so? In short, the company says it has "psychographic" profiles of some 230 million Americans that enable clients to develop very specific targeted ads to spur supporters to vote or discourage opponents from going to the polls.
"With up to 5,000 data points on over 230 million American voters, we build your custom target audience, then use this crucial information to engage, persuade, and motivate them to act . . . Together, with an unmatched understanding of your electorate, we will pinpoint the voters who will turn the tide in your favor, creatively engage with them, and drive them to the ballot box," the company says.
It claims to have been influential not only in Trump's win but also in "Brexit" — in which Britain voted to leave the European Union.
Q: How did it get so much information on U.S. voters?
A: That's where Facebook comes in. A Cambridge (U.K.) University professor developed an app — "This is Your Digital Life" — that asked Facebook users to take a personality test. Not only did the app then harvest data from the quiz takers, but pretty much all their Facebook "friends." All the data was then sold to Cambridge Analytica, according to Christopher Wylie, a former employee-turned-whistleblower.
According to The New York Times, the data firm ended up with information from 50 million Americans. And by data points, that means the company was able to use public and private social media activity to build profiles of users and map out how they felt about issues such as immigration, environment, gun laws, national debt and health care. In sum, the company claims to know exactly how you are thinking.
Q: What is the link to Trump?
A: Rebekah Mercer reportedly upbraided Trump about the state of his campaign in August 2016, persuaded him to add Bannon and Kellyanne Conway, and hire Cambridge Analytica. Some peg that as a turning point in the campaign. According to Bloomberg News, Trump's digital team used Cambridge data and "isolated likely supporters" and "bombarded" them with Facebook ads to stir turnout in swing states.
Q: Is that unfair? Illegal?
A: Not necessarily so. But one reported aspect of special investigator Robert Mueller's inquiry about Russian meddling in the election is Russian agents' efforts to use Facebook platforms. Wylie has said in interviews that Cambridge met several times in 2014 and 2015 with Lukoil and that the Russian oil and gas company was interested in American voters' data.
Q: What is the undercover video about?
A: British journalists, posing as potential political clients, recorded Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Nix promising to use an array of propaganda and blackmail techniques to crush would-be political opponents. Ukrainian hookers ("they are very beautiful. I find that works well"), bribes and sexual orientation rumors posted on the internet were just a few.
Later, the company suspended Nix but also issued a statement to media outlets saying its executives were humoring the "client" and adding: "The report is edited and scripted to grossly misrepresent the nature of those conversations and how the company conducts its business."
Q: What other investigations are underway?
A: In the UK late Friday, more than a dozen investigators from Britain's information regulator seized evidence from Cambridge Analytica's central London office, shortly after a High Court judge granted a warrant.
The Information Commissioner's Office said Saturday it will "consider the evidence before deciding the next steps and coming to any conclusions."
UK officials also want Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to testify before Parliament.
Here, New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman and Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey said they are launching a joint investigation about Facebook data. And in Washington, a group of senators have called for Facebook, Google and Twitter to testify about how they share users' private information.
With Combined News Services
By Yancey Roy yancey.roy@newsday.com	@yanceyroy


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Q: Separation of variables in polar form Will the separation of variable method for solving partial differential equations useful for all equations? or any conditions on PDE? And also please explain about separation constant in polar form equations.

A: At the lowbrow level, & as far as I can see, separation of variables has two major limitations: first, the domain must be rectangular; & second, the PDE cannot contain mixed derivatives. Thus, for example, to apply the technique to Laplace's eq. (no mixed derivatives) on a disk (which is not a rectangle), we first pass to polar coordinates. This introduces no mixed derivatives (check the formula for the Laplacian in polar coordinates) and turns the disk onto a rectangle.
As for your question re: polar coordinates: (a) what exactly you need is beyond me & (b) why not consult the tons of web resources (e.g., OCW) on PDEs + polar coordinates?

A: In fact the separable conditions (conditions than can apply the separation of variables method) of the PDEs are very depending on about the partial derivatives combinations and the coefficients of the terms in the PDE, symmetries and types of the bounded domain are basically independent.
For example the linear homogeneous PDEs with dependent variable $u$ and independent variables $x$ and $y$ , the separable condition is that the PDEs can rewrite to the form $\dfrac{\sum\limits_{a_1=0}^{b_1}M_{a_1}(x)X^{[a_1]}(x)}{\sum\limits_{a_2=0}^{b_2}N_{a_2}(x)X^{[a_2]}(x)}=\dfrac{\sum\limits_{a_3=0}^{b_3}P_{a_3}(y)Y^{[a_3]}(y)}{\sum\limits_{a_4=0}^{b_4}Q_{a_4}(y)Y^{[a_4]}(y)}$ when letting $u(x,y)=X(x)Y(y)$ .
For example, the PDE $x^2u_{xy}-yu_{yy}+u_x-4u=0$ mentioned in The canonical form of a nonlinear second order PDE is an unseparable example while the PDE $u_{xy}-yu_{yy}+u_x-4u=0$ is a separable example.
Start from the PDEs with three independent variables, the separable conditions are more difficult to described, since for example the linear homogeneous PDEs with dependent variable $u$ and independent variables $x$ , $y$ and $z$ , the PDEs are separable when the PDEs not only can rewrite to the form $\dfrac{\sum\limits_{a_1=0}^{b_1}M_{1,a_1}(x)X^{[a_1]}(x)}{\sum\limits_{a_2=0}^{b_2}M_{2,a_2}(x)X^{[a_2]}(x)}+\dfrac{\sum\limits_{a_3=0}^{b_3}M_{3,a_3}(y)Y^{[a_3]}(y)}{\sum\limits_{a_4=0}^{b_4}M_{4,a_4}(y)Y^{[a_4]}(y)}+\dfrac{\sum\limits_{a_5=0}^{b_5}M_{5,a_5}(z)Z^{[a_5]}(z)}{\sum\limits_{a_6=0}^{b_6}M_{6,a_6}(z)Z^{[a_6]}(z)}=0$ when letting $u(x,y,z)=X(x)Y(y)Z(z)$ , but also when the PDEs can rewrite to the form $\dfrac{\sum\limits_{a_1=0}^{b_1}M_{1,a_1}(x)X^{[a_1]}(x)}{\sum\limits_{a_2=0}^{b_2}M_{2,a_2}(x)X^{[a_2]}(x)}+\dfrac{\sum\limits_{a_3=0}^{b_3}M_{3,a_3}(y)Y^{[a_3]}(y)}{\sum\limits_{a_4=0}^{b_4}M_{4,a_4}(y)Y^{[a_4]}(y)}+\dfrac{\sum\limits_{a_3=0}^{b_3}N_{3,a_3}(y)Y^{[a_3]}(y)\sum\limits_{a_5=0}^{b_5}M_{5,a_5}(z)Z^{[a_5]}(z)}{\sum\limits_{a_4=0}^{b_4}N_{4,a_4}(y)Y^{[a_4]}(y)\sum\limits_{a_6=0}^{b_6}M_{6,a_6}(z)Z^{[a_6]}(z)}=0$ when letting $u(x,y,z)=X(x)Y(y)Z(z)$ .