initial basic implementation, through to advanced features, and to its final release.
market—to drive sales, acceptance, and credibility in the tablet and smart-phone markets.
and attempts to add touch support and rework the interface for smaller screens have not ended well.
into the mobile world have fared so badly.
completely different look and feel.
knowledge of web app development and apply it to Windows app development.
the official Microsoft names as you see fit.
buttons. Only one app is displayed at a time, so there is no need for windows or title bars.
making apps available across a wide range of platforms, including regular PCs.
like an awkward tool when you are new to Windows, but it becomes second nature pretty quickly.
give you a quick tour of the essential features to help get you started.
Windows Store is the ultimate goal of app development.
of Windows 8 and the app environment.
What Do I Need to Know Before I Read This Book?
examples if you are new to the world of web technologies.
to, and some key features are exposed more conveniently through the app-specific APIs.
What If I Don't Have That Experience?
techniques I use in my own web development projects. All three of these books are published by Apress.
What Don't I Need to Know?
But Don't I Have to Know C# for the Advanced Features?
that other languages are supported.
to find any feature available to .NET programmers that is unavailable to web technology programmers.
What Tools and Technologies Do I Need?
can get a 90-day trial from Microsoft—I'll explain how later in Chapter 2.
and I don't rely on them in any way.
which is included with Visual Studio.
experience. In the sections that follow, I briefly describe what you will learn in the other parts of the book.
create an app that is dynamic, adaptive, and responsive.
book, you will know how to apply the distinctive Windows look and feel to create pretty, pretty apps.
Are There Lots of Examples in This Book?
complete contents. You can see an example of this in Listing 1-1, which is code taken from Chapter 6.
What If I Want to Follow the Examples Myself?
new apps using the examples as templates.
Eskelinen, Fancy Speed Queen, Alan "craigie3000" Craigie, notsogood, and melalouise.
contains and the tools that Visual Studio provides to work with then.
pleasant, but you don't need anything overwhelmingly powerful.
cope with Visual Studio for app development.
follow if you don't already have an account.
you are covered by one of Microsoft's myriad schemes.
instructions and examples in this book will work without any problems or modification.
specific kind of application. For app development, you will need Visual Studio Express 2012 for Windows 8.
The names of the flavors are confusingly similar, so be sure to download the right one.
takes only a second and, once again, it requires the Microsoft account you created earlier.
you can simulate, but simulation is no substitute for the real thing.
(which is displayed when you first start Visual Studio 2012) or select New Project from the File menu.
the menus in regular case.
simplest and most trivial projects.
selecting Options from the Tools menu and changing the Color Theme setting in the Environment section.
always be the template I have used.
initial view of the project, as shown in Figure 2-2.
tightly integrated development environment and it is useful to know how the parts all work together.
Visual Studio. The final option is to run the app on another device.
are trying to debug some kind of problem or error.
Tools for Visual Studio 2012 on the device, which you can get from Microsoft at http://msdn.microsoft.
Studio to package up and transmit the app to the remote device, and this becomes tiresome after a while.
■ Tip You can't just copy an app onto another device as you would with a traditional Windows desktop application.
way to test on a device is with the remote tools.
is the same. I'll come back to the Visual Studio debugger later in this chapter.
simulator to interact with the app in different ways and to change the orientation of the simulated device.
Chapter 17, when I show you how to deal with touch gestures.
data. You'll see how this is used in Chapter 29, when I show you how to create apps that are location aware.
useful and others are worth being aware of if you have any problems.
remember that it runs a full Windows session, with all the good and bad this entails.
started and everything will be OK.
execution. A row of buttons appears on the toolbar, as shown in Figure 2-5.
prompt you to perform a reload instead.
■ Tip The buttons are complemented by items on the Visual Studio Debug menu that perform the same functions.
I tend to use the toolbar buttons, but there is no difference between them.
holdover from development practices that predate Windows 8 apps.
Figure 2-6, and I'll explain what each of them does and their initial contents in the sections that follow.
available through the Other Windows menu item).
and you can see the fully expanded References item shown in the Solution Explorer in Figure 2-7.
being used to run the app, but it is the engine that executes your app.
dark background. The ui-light.css file contains styles for an app that has dark text on a light background.
file, which I'll introduce shortly.
you benefit from consistency with other Windows 8 apps and the default app look and feel.
be used for app development.
introduce you to these objects in Part 2 of this book, as I cover topics such as navigation and data binding.
contents are consumed automatically through the base.js and ui.js files.
in Chapter 3, you'll use them to build out your first real app.
know which files are created by Visual Studio and which files I have added.
default.html file as it is generated by Visual Studio.
the first link element in the document so that it imports the ui-light.css file.
this approach fits into app development.
When it is first created, the default.css file contains some placeholders, which you can see in Listing 2-2.
works and provide demonstrations of different kinds of adaptive app layouts in Chapter 6.


Product-handling equipment—including cartoners and case erectors, packers and loaders—are more automated and more flexible than ever, offering quick changeovers between package formats. They're able to erect, pack and seal multiple package formats, including shelf-ready packages, stackable club store trays, standard regular slotted containers, flange seal cases and more. Robotics is a big part of these systems.
Automation has increased to reduce labor-intensive processes, on robotic and traditional equipment. OEMs integrate more delta robots with traditional machinery to offer flexibility. Also, many snack and bakery producers want to merge products from several lines into a single case packer, which requires sophisticated handling systems.


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using System;
using System.Linq;
using FluentAssertions;
using Nest;
using Tests.Framework;

namespace Tests.ClientConcepts.HighLevel.CovariantHits
{
	public class CovariantSearchResults
	{
		/**== Covariant Search Results
		 *
		 * NEST directly supports returning covariant result sets.
		 * Meaning a result can be typed to an interface or base class
		 * but the actual instance type of the result can be that of the subclass directly
		 *
		 * Let's look at an example; Imagine we want to search over multiple types that all implement
		 * `ISearchResult`
		 */
		public interface ISearchResult
		{
			string Name { get; set; }
		}

		/**
		* We have three implementations of `ISearchResult` namely `A`, `B` and `C`
		*/
		public class A : ISearchResult
		{
			public string Name { get; set; }
			public int PropertyOnA { get; set; }
		}

		public class B : ISearchResult
		{
			public string Name { get; set; }
			public int PropertyOnB { get; set; }
		}

		public class C : ISearchResult
		{
			public string Name { get; set; }
			public int PropertyOnC { get; set; }
		}

		private readonly IElasticClient _client = TestClient.GetFixedReturnClient(CovariantSearchResultMock.Json);

		[U] public void UsingTypes()
		{
			/** === Using Types
			* The most straightforward way to search over multiple types is to
			* type the response to the parent interface or base class
			* and pass the actual types we want to search over using `.Type()`
			*/
			var result = this._client.Search<ISearchResult>(s => s
				.Type(Types.Type(typeof(A), typeof(B), typeof(C)))
				.Size(100)
			);
			/**
			* NEST will translate this to a search over `/index/a,b,c/_search`;
			* hits that have `"_type" : "a"` will be serialized to `A` and so forth
			*/

			/**
			* Here we assume our response is valid and that we received the 100 documents
			* we are expecting. Remember `result.Documents` is an `IEnumerable<ISearchResult>`
			*/
			result.ShouldBeValid();
			result.Documents.Count().Should().Be(100);

			/**
			* To prove the returned result set is covariant we filter the documents based on their
			* actual type and assert the returned subsets are the expected sizes
			*/
			var aDocuments = result.Documents.OfType<A>();
			var bDocuments = result.Documents.OfType<B>();
			var cDocuments = result.Documents.OfType<C>();

			aDocuments.Count().Should().Be(25);
			bDocuments.Count().Should().Be(25);
			cDocuments.Count().Should().Be(50);

			/**
			* and assume that properties that only exist on the subclass itself are properly filled
			*/
			aDocuments.Should().OnlyContain(a => a.PropertyOnA > 0);
			bDocuments.Should().OnlyContain(a => a.PropertyOnB > 0);
			cDocuments.Should().OnlyContain(a => a.PropertyOnC > 0);
		}

		[U] public void UsingConcreteTypeSelector()
		{
			/** === Using ConcreteTypeSelector
			* A more low level approach is to inspect the hit yourself and determine the CLR type to deserialize to
			*/
			var result = this._client.Search<ISearchResult>(s => s
				.ConcreteTypeSelector((d, h) => h.Type == "a" ? typeof(A) : h.Type == "b" ? typeof(B) : typeof(C))
				.Size(100)
			);

			/**
			* here for each hit we'll call the delegate passed to `ConcreteTypeSelector` where
			* - `d` is a representation of the `_source` exposed as a `dynamic` type
			* - a typed `h` which represents the encapsulating hit of the source i.e. `Hit<dynamic>`
			*/

			/**
			* Here we assume our response is valid and that we received the 100 documents
			* we are expecting. Remember `result.Documents` is an `IEnumerable<ISearchResult>`
			*/
			result.ShouldBeValid();
			result.Documents.Count().Should().Be(100);

			/**
			* To prove the returned result set is covariant we filter the documents based on their
			* actual type and assert the returned subsets are the expected sizes
			*/
			var aDocuments = result.Documents.OfType<A>();
			var bDocuments = result.Documents.OfType<B>();
			var cDocuments = result.Documents.OfType<C>();

			aDocuments.Count().Should().Be(25);
			bDocuments.Count().Should().Be(25);
			cDocuments.Count().Should().Be(50);

			/**
			* and assume that properties that only exist on the subclass itself are properly filled
			*/
			aDocuments.Should().OnlyContain(a => a.PropertyOnA > 0);
			bDocuments.Should().OnlyContain(a => a.PropertyOnB > 0);
			cDocuments.Should().OnlyContain(a => a.PropertyOnC > 0);
		}

		/** === Using CovariantTypes()
		*/
		[U] public void UsingCovariantTypesOnScroll()
		{
			/**
			* The Scroll API is a continuation of the previous Search example so Types() are lost.
			* You can hint at the types using `.CovariantTypes()`
			*/
			var result = this._client.Scroll<ISearchResult>(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(60), "scrollId", s => s
				.CovariantTypes(Types.Type(typeof(A), typeof(B), typeof(C)))
			);
			/**
			* NEST will translate this to a search over `/index/a,b,c/_search`;
			* hits that have `"_type" : "a"` will be serialized to `A` and so forth
			*/

			/**
			* Here we assume our response is valid and that we received the 100 documents
			* we are expecting. Remember `result.Documents` is an `IEnumerable<ISearchResult>`
			*/
			result.ShouldBeValid();
			result.Documents.Count().Should().Be(100);

			/**
			* To prove the returned result set is covariant we filter the documents based on their
			* actual type and assert the returned subsets are the expected sizes
			*/
			var aDocuments = result.Documents.OfType<A>();
			var bDocuments = result.Documents.OfType<B>();
			var cDocuments = result.Documents.OfType<C>();

			aDocuments.Count().Should().Be(25);
			bDocuments.Count().Should().Be(25);
			cDocuments.Count().Should().Be(50);

			/**
			* and assume that properties that only exist on the subclass itself are properly filled
			*/
			aDocuments.Should().OnlyContain(a => a.PropertyOnA > 0);
			bDocuments.Should().OnlyContain(a => a.PropertyOnB > 0);
			cDocuments.Should().OnlyContain(a => a.PropertyOnC > 0);
		}

		[U] public void UsingConcreteTypeSelectorOnScroll()
		{
			/**
			* The more low level concrete type selector can also be specified on scroll
			*/
			var result = this._client.Scroll<ISearchResult>(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(1), "scrollid", s => s
				.ConcreteTypeSelector((d, h) => h.Type == "a" ? typeof(A) : h.Type == "b" ? typeof(B) : typeof(C))
			);

			/**
			* As before, within the delegate passed to `.ConcreteTypeSelector`
			* - `d` is the `_source` typed as `dynamic`
			* - `h` is the encapsulating typed hit
			*/

			/**
			* Here we assume our response is valid and that we received the 100 documents
			* we are expecting. Remember `result.Documents` is an `IEnumerable<ISearchResult>`
			*/
			result.ShouldBeValid();
			result.Documents.Count().Should().Be(100);

			/**
			* To prove the returned result set is covariant we filter the documents based on their
			* actual type and assert the returned subsets are the expected sizes
			*/
			var aDocuments = result.Documents.OfType<A>();
			var bDocuments = result.Documents.OfType<B>();
			var cDocuments = result.Documents.OfType<C>();

			aDocuments.Count().Should().Be(25);
			bDocuments.Count().Should().Be(25);
			cDocuments.Count().Should().Be(50);

			/**
			* and assume that properties that only exist on the subclass itself are properly filled
			*/
			aDocuments.Should().OnlyContain(a => a.PropertyOnA > 0);
			bDocuments.Should().OnlyContain(a => a.PropertyOnB > 0);
			cDocuments.Should().OnlyContain(a => a.PropertyOnC > 0);
		}
	}

	internal static class CovariantSearchResultMock
	{
		public static object Json = new
		{
			took = 1,
			timed_out = false,
			_shards = new {
				total = 2,
				successful = 2,
				failed = 0
			},
			hits = new {
				total = 100,
				max_score = 1.0,
				hits = Enumerable.Range(1, 25).Select(i => (object)new
				{
					_index = "project",
					_type = "a",
					_id = i,
					_score = 1.0,
					_source= new { name= "A object", propertyOnA = i }
				}).Concat(Enumerable.Range(26, 25).Select(i => (object)new
				{
					_index = "project",
					_type = "b",
					_id = i,
					_score = 1.0,
					_source= new { name= "B object", propertyOnB = i }
				})).Concat(Enumerable.Range(51, 50).Select(i => new
				{
					_index = "project",
					_type = "c",
					_id = i,
					_score = 1.0,
					_source= new { name= "C object", propertyOnC = i }
				})).ToArray()
			}
		};
	}
}

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Everything We Know About Star Wars: The Acolyte
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Grit Daily Sunday Sesh favorite, The Weeknd, is slated to perform at this NFL season's Super Bowl. The Pepsi Halftime Show at Super Bowl LV…
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Every Major Movie TV Spot from the Super Bowl
The TV commercials during the Super Bowl this year had more lows than highs, but overall, there were enough laughs and spectacle in between game…
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text:
package com.tobszarny.intellij.plugin.activetabhighlighter.config;

import com.intellij.application.options.colors.TextAttributesDescription;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.colors.EditorColorsScheme;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.colors.TextAttributesKey;
import com.intellij.openapi.editor.markup.TextAttributes;

public class HighlightedTabTextAttributesDescription extends TextAttributesDescription {

    public HighlightedTabTextAttributesDescription(final String name,
                                                   final String group,
                                                   final TextAttributes attributes,
                                                   final TextAttributesKey type,
                                                   final EditorColorsScheme editorColorsScheme) {
        super(name, group, attributes, type, editorColorsScheme, null, null);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isErrorStripeEnabled() {
        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public TextAttributes getTextAttributes() {
        return super.getTextAttributes();
    }
}


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Tapad Raises $1.8 Million, Launches Retargeting Services
David Kaplan Jun 15, 2011 - 2:30 PM CDT
Mobile real-time bidding platform Tapad has raised $1.8 million as the company looks to carve a niche for itself in the retargeting space. It also comes as the New York startup is just made some key hires, including Kate O'Loughlin, who comes over from DSP MediaMath, Are Traasdahl tells paidContent.
The other two hires are Andrew Slome, a sales exec at WPP Group's 24/7 Real Media and Vivian Chang, who was previously the product lead Microsoft's defunct in-game ad unit Massive.
As e-commerce and social shopping have boomed this past year, retargeting has become particularly attractive to marketer and publishers.
Last year, online shoes retailer Zappos got some heat from customers who complained about receiving the exact same add repeatedly. In retargeting, consumers who go to a marketers' website, check out the merchandise but leave without making a purchase, get sent ads from the marketer on other sites they visit in hopes of convincing them to come back and buy something.
It has moved past some early controversies. For example, Zappos subsequently adjusted its system and worked to make sure it wouldn't bug their customers with repeats of the same ad. That's become the cautionary tale as retargeting has grown into a potentially lucrative part of online advertising.
There's been a lot of activity this past week in the retargeting and e-commerce space. The other day, retargeting startup TellApart raised $13 million to support personalized display ads.
In the e-commerce area, Hearst Digital Magazines struck a deal with images ad network Pixazza to give mag site visitors access to information about products in photos on the site and make purchases from online images that are displayed alongside editorial content. The Pixazza program is starting out only on Redbookmag.com and HouseBeautiful.com, but it will likely expand to other titles and offer greater possibilities for retargeting.
As Techcrunch points out, mobile retargeting has it's own special challenges. For one thing, the iPhone and iPad does not allow third party tracking cookies on its Safari browser, essentially making retargeting impossible. Android doesn't have the same restrictions, so Tapad is limited to the use of that platform. However, Traasdahl said he's working on a Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) iOS product and could release that before the end of the month.
In any case, Tapad attracted a long list of marquee-name backers in its system. Aside from VC firms Firstmark Capital, Lerer Ventures, Metamorphic Ventures taking the lead, the $1.8 million was supplied by former DoubleClick CEO David Rosenblatt, Clickable CEO David Kidder, 24/7 Real Media co-founder Geoff Judge, AppNexus CEO Brian O'Kelley, Simulmedia head Dave Morgan and others.
"Retargeting works, because we know that the consumer needs to interface with a brand five to seven times until a decision is made," said Traasdahl, who previously founded cloud-based music streamer Thumbplay and sold it to Clear Channel (OTCBB: CCMO), in an interview with paidContent last week.
While Tapad is still concentrating on expanding its services, it's still working on building up mobile as a medium for RTB, which remains its primary business. As mobile is expected to hit a billion in ad spending this year, that space is still got time until it takes off, but Tapad should be well-positioned when it does. In the meantime, apart from retargeting, Tapad next plans to round out its services with a new location-targeting product sometime in the next few months.
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Étienne de La Vallée Poussin (–), chamado também de Delavallée-Poussin, foi um pintor histórico e decorador francês do século XVIII.

História
Parente, pelo lado de sua mãe, da família do grande pintor Nicolas Poussin, La Vallée-Poussin nasceu em Ruão, onde cursou a École des Beaux-Arts, com Descamps, progredindo rapidamente. Depois de ter sido um dos mais laureados alunos por três vezes, seguiu para Paris para aperfeiçoar sua arte. Recebido na oficina de Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre, o pintor da corte real, ganhou o Prix de Roma de 1757 e partiu para a Itália.

La Vallée-Poussin passou muitos anos em Roma, onde entrou para Ordem dos Cavaleiros de Malta com a dignidade de "cavalier donato" (um cavaleiro que não é de linhagem nobre, mas que recebeu o status por serviços prestados à ordem), e também para a Academia da Arcádia. Quando retornou para a França, em 1789, foi admitido na Académie de Peinture com uma tela chamada "Retorno do Jovem Tobias e seu Encontro com a Mãe e o Pai".

Morreu em Paris em 1802.

Obras

Pinturas
 "O Milagre do Profeta Elias ao Multiplicar o Óleo para a Pobre Viúva", Musée des beaux-arts de Rouen, obra com a qual ganhou o Prix de Roma.
 "Retrato de Bento XIV", Musée des beaux-arts de Rouen.
 "O Nascimento de Jesus Cristo" e "Adoração dos Pastores" (duas enormes telas).
 "Fuga para o Egito" (1774), na Capela do Imaculado Coração de Maria em Sant'Eustachio, Roma.

Livros
Uma obra intitulada "Nella venuta in Roma" ("A Chegada em Roma"), publicada em 4 volumes em 1764, contém várias figuras de La Vallée-Poussin. Outra publicação, de Alexandre Lenoir, contém 40 placas de arabescos para a decoração de interiores, uma técnica na qual La Vallée-Poussin se destacava.

Desenhos
Dois desenhos de La Vallée-Poussin estão no Museu do Louvre, em Paris, "Oração: mulher e criança ajoelhados ou sentados numa igreja" e "Monges distribuindo sopa aos pobres".

Notas

Bibliografia

 Ludovic de La Vallée Poussin, Étienne de La Vallée Poussin, peintre d'histoire et décorateur (1735-1802), Ruão, Cagniard, 1927

Ligações externas

Pintores da França do século XVIII
Pintores da França do século XIX
Pintura histórica

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Japan Society of Electromagnetic Wave Energy Applications (JEMEA) as Incorporated Nonprofit Organization (NPO) will organi science and technology,by bridging researchers, engineers and industries.
Promotion of information exchange and knowledge spread for science and technology in the field of Electromagnetic Wave Energy Applications.
Proposal and public relations of new technology in the field of Electromagnetic Wave Energy Applications.
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It has aimed to spread of the advancement of a basic research and application technology for the Electromagnetic Wave Energy and contribute to the advancement spread of the science culture, the development of industry, and the improvement of life.
JEMEA was established based on the Institute of Electromagnetic Wave Application, Japan (IEAJ) and Microwave Technology Forum on August 31, 2006. JEMEA was attested as NPO (incorporated nonprofit organization) from Tokyo Metropolitan Government on May 23, 2007, and recording as NPO on June 1, 2007. The activity has begun for this end.


Casey Affleck in a scene from "Manchester By The Sea." Affleck was nominated for a Golden Globe award for best actor in a motion picture drama for his role in the film.
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NHL Releases Lightning 2012-2013 Schedule: Tampa Bay Lightning Open Against Florida Panthers
The NHL released the 2012-13 regular season schedule on Thursday. The Tampa Bay Lightning will open their season on Saturday, October 13 when they visit the Florida Panthers.
By Tim Blank Jun 21, 2012, 12:24pm EDT
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The NHL released the 2012-13 schedule on Thursday. Keep in mind that the schedule is tentative at this point given the CBA negotiations that will occur. But according to SB Nation's Travis Hughes, its not yet time to panic.
If the season begins as scheduled, the Tampa Bay Lightning will open their season on Saturday, October 13 when they will visit the Florida Panthers. The home opener for the Lightning will be Tuesday, October 16 when they host the New York Islanders. The Lightning also get two separate sets of six-game homestands, one in November and the other in March. In addition to that, they will not have a road trip longer than four games at all this season.
The Lightning close out the 2012-13 season Saturday, April 13 when they visit the Washington Capitals. Their final home game of the season will be Thursday, April 11 against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
For the complete schedule of the Tampa Bay Lightning, please check the NHL's official website.
For more on the Lightning, visit Raw Charge. For the latest news and notes from around the league, check out SB Nation's NHL Hub.
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I love my bed. Really, I love any bed, but mine especially. I just really love to lie down. Today is the first day in a long time when we didn't have to get up and get going somewhere. So we are all lying in bed and I couldn't be happier. This is how you do a lazy Sunday.
First, you send your tired husband out to fetch breakfast. Cause you know I'm not cooking (snap, snap).


We would like to invite you to the first Sustainable Development Lab on April 26 in Leeds. This is a free event but attendance is by invitation only. If you are a decision maker who can lead the change in your organisation, then join us!
The Lab is hosted by the Leeds City Council Smart Cities team as part of the Digital Festival week in April.Since January 2015 we have been actively working with residents and creative technologists to develop affordable and accessible technology solutions for vulnerable residents in the city. A year later, we are in the process of scaling these services to 100,000 users.
As we work towards this milestone, we see that the tide is turning! Local authorities in the UK and cities across the world are demanding a pragmatic and affordable roadmap to join the Smart Cities agenda. With this in mind, we will run the first Sustainable Development Lab on April 26.
This one-day workshop is about thinking big but starting small. It introduces and simplifies important technology, behavioural and design concepts. We will demystify IoT, Usability and Open Data. The Lab will allow you to take charge of these trends and work collaboratively with citizens to create sustainable solutions. On the day you will develop at least on idea that you can take back to your organisations.
We are delighted to run this workshop with subject matter experts Alastair Somerville and Abhay Adhikari. They have facilitated sessions at global conferences and venues across the world. This includes SxSW (Austin), O'Reilly Design Conference (San Francisco) and Waag Society (Amsterdam). You will also meet members of the Leeds Smart City team who will share their experiences.
This full day workshop will take place in Leeds on April 26. It is free to attend but by invitation only. If you are a decision maker who can lead the change in your organisation, then join us! Please feel free to forward this email onto your colleagues who this may interest. The number of places is limited so if you would like to attend, please RSVP via email no later than April 12. Lunch will be provided, please advise of any dietary requirements.


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EMU Trade Surplus Is Back in Style; What's Next? Spin the Wheel of Misfortune!
by Robert Brusca July 16, 2020
The coronavirus has distorted everything and that is not going to stop. It is also hard to tell what kind of rebound to expect and once we get one to tell if it will last. This is because of the hokey-pokey policy of deferring to the virus. You shut the economy down; you open the economy up. You damp the virus down, then you spread it all around…It's the virus hokey pokey! It creates a back and forth motion that gyrates and reverberates and cascades across the economic landscape making waves of infection and withdrawal but no clear progress. Without a vaccine or herd immunity (which almost no one is trying to get) this is going to go on and on. For this reason, I am skeptical about engaging in a lot of discussion about 'trends.' Trends in economics are important. But right now, we cannot be sure if today's trend is a lasting trend or a fad soon to be swamped by the next corona twist and turn.
Corona responses slammed the EMU trade surplus in April, dropping it to €1.6bln from €26.0bln in March. Now in May, it is back up to €8.0bln. Ignoring last month, it is still the smallest surplus since May 2012 – a decade ago. Still, it's a rebound. But we do not know if it will last- if the improvement will continue or not. We simply do not know because the path of the virus is impossible to work out and a decision has been made to avoid it and not to 'brave it' – except of course in Sweden.
Fear trumps infection
I keep pumping these numbers out so that someone might latch onto them. Jim Bullard, President of the St. Louis Fed, has just given a presentation citing how exaggerated the virus risk has been and he is projecting better growth in the second half of the year because of it. Will things really go back toward normal quicker as Jim says? Probably not. These numbers and trends are NOT NEW. I have been promoting these same numbers for a long time and they simply do not resonate with anyone in 'power.' The Dr Fauci's of the world have scared everyone to death and there is now fear which can be worse than actual infection.
The true risks
Let me present some virus statistics. I will use NYC data. Why, you say, use NYC data in an article about EMU and EMU trade? The answer is simple: the virus is essentially the same everywhere and NY city has a set of data that are very complete and that highlight several important characteristics of the virus that NO ONE LOOKS AT. Dr Fauci has NEVER uttered a word about the most important aspect of the NYC data. And those data offer a way out of the crisis. So please take a moment to assimilate these data and their meaning.
A lesson from NY
In a City of 8.8mln through July 15 of 2020… 18,734 people had been declared dead because of the coronavirus. Of these 16,451 had at least one significant preexisting illness. An additional 2,177 died with unknown medical histories. In NYC over a period of 6-months the coronavirus killed 105 (one hundred and five, to repeat for accuracy) previously healthy people in NY (data source here).
This is a smaller number than the number of traffic-related deaths in NY over such a period. The coronavirus has been LESS RISKY to healthy people in NYC than crossing the street! And for this, 'they shut down the greatest city in the world' and it continues on a path to ruination. Why are these data and their clear implication that economies SHOULD NOT BE SHUT DOWN ignored? Why are not resources devoted to protecting those people with preexisting conditions who are at risk (40% of U.S. deaths nationwide are at nursing homes)? Why do we encourage anyone who is 'afraid' to stay at home? Why is the tracking of a spread in infections the litmus test of danger when infecting healthy people has less risk than crossing the street AND it advances progress toward herd immunity? Who is advancing this agenda? Why are the facts that underlay any science being ignored by those who demand that we follow the science? Simply put why do heath officials ignore the fact- FACT- that healthy people are really not at much risk of dying at all?
EMU trade- what to think
Well, those are good questions, but for now they will go unanswered. We can see EMU-area trade is being affected. And while there is some rebound this month, we have no way of knowing if the data will stay on some sort of 'recovery path or not' because the virus and the reaction to it is unpredictable.
EMU data show exports and imports both rising in May on relatively strong monthly gains but gains that are twice as large for exports as for imports (7.9%> 3.2%). We also see that 'recovery' seems to be an artifact of manufacturing where export gains again are about twice those of import gains (12.6%> 5.8%). Both exports and imports show ongoing decline for nonmanufactured goods with (of course) export declines larger than import declines for nonmanufactures (-11.7%< -4.3%).
Sequential growth rates do not show any turn in trend with three-month declines larger than six-month declines that in turn are larger than 12-month declines for each of these categories in the case of both exports and imports. We cannot be sure what these trends mean or if they are really about to turn. But some turning or blunting of them does now seem likely based on the sharp turn of the May results.
Turning to country data, we find Germany and France with the same trends as those above with the exception that French import growth is actually positive and accelerating on a sequential basis. German export and imports sequentially deteriorate. Both German and French exports and imports rise in May. German exports in May are more than twice as strong as German imports; not so for French exports vs. imports.
The United Kingdom has its own idiosyncratic trends. But the trends for exports in the Netherlands, Finland, Portugal and Belgium all follow the EMU pattern for overall exports.
The fact that the EMU trends seem to carry through to many EMU members gives its result a greater veracity but still does not give us any more or less confidence in how the trend turns next. Trade has been greatly affected by the pandemic if this really is one. The fear and reaction to infection outbreaks have massive effect on global growth and therefore on global trade.
Let me share one last report on the virus that emphasizes how dangerous our current approach to it has become. This is an actual Reuters news story.
"Canada's efforts to flatten the curve of coronavirus cases have put the country on the cusp of zero deaths from COVID-19 for the first time since March, but officials see worrying signs of a new spike as provinces lift restrictions" (source here).
According to this news report, Canada's success has flattened the infection curve and stopped deaths. But now as Canada gets ready to reopen, there are concerns of reinfection...so? Does this turn victory into the fear of defeat? Every time a country reopens there is new infection. According to this story, when we are at the apex of success (no deaths), we are also at the brink of failure since economies are getting ready to open up and the infection process will restart. Has anyone stopped to think how devilish this is? How undermining to our mental health? How, well, preposterous this is as a public health policy? And all that is quite apart from the massive collateral damage the shutdown has had on people's economic lives and their heath (5.4mln Americans just lost health care because of CV caused job losses). I am beside myself trying to make sense of it. This is not only because the policy makes no sense in medical terms; this policy simply is not logical. But this is where we are today and this is what public health protocols have become and that is why no economist can forecast anything, let alone EMU trade flows.


Yay! I just bought another domain, again!
You know, once you got a hang of the web, you tend to get addicted to it. In a way, I am much ahead of the people around my age. Therefore, I have an edge over the geeks because I know what they want but I can twiddle around to bring what they want, online.
So, on a hot afternoon, with too much time on hand and some money in the PayPal, I just bought another domain. Finding domain with a good name and popular search term and ending with a dot com is like finding some treasure. I couldn't get the name I want but I just buy the name broken down with a hyphen. Not sure how it helps in SEO but who cares…It is only USD10 per year. I still have space in my hosting with BlueHost for five more domains. Setting up the WordPress is just a click. And privacy comes free. I can even host adult sites! Whee! Eheh, not that I know how to set up one. Hahaha.
I'm sure you're going to monopolize the Malaysian blogosphere one day.
Or are we there already?!
I think its much easier to setup domain with WordPress… Blogspot is giving a migraine trying to setup my domain.
Sigh… but I'm too used to Blogspot liao.
woowee…. you really turning pro liao!!
I have been getting this e-mail from some site that invites me to get a domain from Bluehost. Ya, I know they offer 6 free domain hosting, the thing is this fella says he can set up 6 affilliate websites that guarantees 100USD revenue per site per day, free for me!
Got so big frog leaping in the street wan ah?
I think that bugger trying to make the 65 USD referral fees oni lah.
I think its easier to setup domain with WordPress. Blogspot is giving me a migraine setting it up even till today. But I'm too used to Blogspot liao… so no choice lar.
pablopabla – Nochet develop. I am going to try CMS on it. Enuff of WordPress experiment liao. Sometimes hor, some sites tempt you initially with free stuffs and later, you hafta pay a lot. 'Cos you will be like tied to them.
Daryl – It is not that difficult to host our own. Bryan normally set up everything and we just need to login to start writing. You should try WordPress. Your blog template and content are great!
AhPek – Tipu wan ler. When I bought the BlueHost hosting, I have like giant size diskspace and bandwith. One trillion! Lucky I paid for two years, now they reduced the capacity to half only.
pelf – Not sure about that but I have been owning my own domain like five years already. I may be the oldest, I guess. Hehehe.
Dear Lillian… thx for the compliment… but who is Byran lar?
Go for Namecheap.com and get some coupons. Should be able to get a new domain at $8.
The discount is handy when you have more … every year when it comes to renewal, it will make a difference.
Regarding your response to Ah Pek, you mean to say that when you sign up with Bluehost they promise you this and that but when you renew, they reduce the capacity kah?
pablopabla – Ya, you see, the package only applies for X number of years you paid for. So, if you buy a huge space, start storing all your things there…. And say two years later, they increase their prices, your stuffs are like being held ransom there. Either you move host, which can cause downtime or you pay for it. If you are in business, you will have problem if there is server migration problems.
David – I normally depend on Bryan to do that for me. But now no more mySQL account or whatever on this hosting so cannot expand. I am also trying to get my hands on CMS so I buy and use it as a learning platform.
Daryl – Penang blogger, 20 something, male, single, business grad from local U….We are actually renting our sites from him. He is the tuan rumah, we are renting rooms. But he has set up and guide many local bloggers like Rojakz, Apek, Pablopabla and many, many more bloggers to own their own domain. sapiensbyran(@)gmail.com. Enquire lah, if you like. And I don't get commission wan hor? 'Cos my purpose is to get people off with their own domain and it is better to find locals we can deal with than huge companies hosting. That one, you need to ask intelligent questions and issue support tickets. This wan, you can ask noob questions. Hehehe.
Hahaha.. okie.. thanks my dear. I shall contact him then.


As Horace reminds us, "Your own safety is at stake when your neighbour's wall is ablaze." The current ceasefire notwithstanding, since at least one wall of one of Poland's neighbours is currently ablaze, is Poland's safety at stake?
Not immediately, it seems. Unlike Ukraine, Poland is member of NATO which guarantees – not so far tested by brother Putin – that an attack on one member is an attack on all. And while nobody has yet agreed to send any heavy arms to Ukraine (please see Weapons) to help to put out the fire (a rather counter-intuitive way of expressing it, I admit) NATO has at least begun to show a firmer commitment to its eastern flank with more air patrols, additional NATO soldiers in Poland, the creation of a raid reaction unit, and calls for increased military expenditure which calls, despite the current uncertainty, still appear to be falling, if not exactly on deaf ears, then certainly on those of the hard of hearing.
Poland's cabinet is discussing plans to increase military expenditure in 2016 to the two per cent of GDP which is recommended by NATO but not legally binding on its members. This year, Poland will commit 1.96 per cent of GDP to defence spending with the defence ministry itself proposing that a fifth of the budget be spent on new kit and research. Since the defence of the country should be the primary purpose of any government, these percentages do seem unimpressive. By comparison, the USA spends 3.3 per cent, China 2 per cent, Russia 4.1 per cent and the UK 2.3 per cent.
Be that as it may, in the wider context of European security, Poles are in favour of further European integration. In a poll conducted by Eurobarometer, 83 per cent of Polish respondents were in favour of a common defence and security policy for the EU, compared to the EU-wide average of 76 per cent. And, unsurprisingly given the crisis in Ukraine and the concerns over gas supplies from Russia, the creation of an EU energy union proved to be the second most popular idea among Poles with 74 per cent in favour, encouraging the work of Polish diplomats who are pushing for the creation of such a union.
Poles are also the leading supporters of further EU expansion with 64 per cent in favour compared to an EU-wide average of 39 per cent. And, when it comes to the TTIP free trade agreement between the USA and the EU, almost 75 per cent of Poles support it compared to the EU-wide support of under 60 per cent, reflecting concerns such as the potential environmental effects of the agreement.
Not that, as we saw in Red Line, anything as mundane as a concern for the environment would ever stop Poland seeking to get its own way in Brussels. The proof of this particular poisoned pudding is in the unpleasant eating, or rather the breathing in, of what appears to be the most polluted air in the EU.
The European Commission has now sent a second opinion on the matter to the Polish government, with the EC's Environment Press Officer Iris Petsa telling Gazeta Wyborcza that "there are constant infringements and Poland isn't doing anything about it". Poland will have only two months to initiate legislation to combat poor air quality before the European Court of Justice may start to impose fines, fines which could reach up to EUR 1 billion, according to the Supreme Audit Office in Warsaw.
And it's not only the money, but there is a high human cost to this pollution. Łukasz Adamkiewicz from the Health and Environment Alliance, told the paper that 2.5 million Poles suffer from chronic lung disease because of air pollution. For example, in southern Poland the level of toxic PM10 dust particles in the city of Kraków is above the maximum limit for 150 days a year, while in Gliwice and Zabrze in Silesia the limit is exceeded for 125 days a year.
So there you have it. Poland to Europe, fill our skies with your military aircraft and we will, depending on the wind direction, fill yours with noxious emissions. Or, to paraphrase Star Trek's Mr. Spock: it's integration, Jim, but not as we know it.
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Nina Pham, the Texas Hero nurse who was infected with Ebola after trying to save the life of Liberian Thomas Eric Duncan, has made a full recovery from the virus and has been released from The National Institutes of Health hospital in Bethesda, Maryland. Here is footage of the first speech she gave after being released from the hospital.
The water in the Fountain at Love Park in 'Philly' Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is dyed pink for Breast Cancer awareness month. If you are in Philly, you should take some time to go see the beautiful fountain, and It also looks really awesome at night.
A hospital worker that was working at the same hospital that treated Thomas Eric Duncan, the man who lost his life early wednesday morning after being infected with Ebola in Liberia, Africa. The Hospital worker was diagnosed after having a detected rise in temperature. Here is a recent CNN update just posted to youtube about an hour ago.
Here is CCTV footage that was just uploaded to youtube about an hour ago showing Spanish nurses cleaning the room of the Spanish missionary who died from Ebola in Madrid, Spain. They believe that the footage is of the nurse named Maria Teresa Romero Ramos cleaning the room before she was infected with Ebola.


Australian model, TV presenter, and actress Chantelle Raleigh made her film debut in Any Questions for Ben?.
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The Value Proposition of PROFIBUS in the Hybrid Industries. This ARC Advisory Group white paper shows the benefits of PROFIBUS in the process industries. And almost all process industries have a discrete need as well, hence are hybrid.
The adoption of fieldbuses and device networks in manufacturing continues to grow rapidly. Especially in hybrid industries that use process and discrete applications, manufacturers are realizing the benefits of homogeneous Fieldbus architectures that enable industrial networking across domain boundaries from simple sensors to complex field instrumentation. PROFIBUS, with its common communications layer, many application profiles, and breadth of media alternatives, offers manufacturers a solid long-term value proposition to protect their automation investments.


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The San Bernardino Forest Reserve was established by the General Land Office in California on February 25, 1893 with  in the San Bernardino Mountains.  After the transfer of federal forests to the U.S. Forest Service in 1905, it became a National Forest on March 4, 1907. On July 1, 1908 the entire forest was combined with San Gabriel National Forest and Santa Barbara National Forest to create Angeles National Forest, and the name was discontinued. On September 30, 1925 San Bernardino National Forest was re-established from parts of Angeles and Cleveland National Forest.

The reserve was the fourth one established in the state and was created on the same day as the Trabuco Canyon Reserve. And, like the other reserves, the San Bernardino Reserve's purpose was the protection of watersheds and water resources. It was bordered by the San Gabriel Reserve on the east at Cajon Pass and extended over all of the San Bernardino Mountains to the Mojave Desert.

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Listing of the National Forests of the United States and Their Dates (from Forest History Society website) Text from Davis, Richard C., ed. Encyclopedia of American Forest and Conservation History. New York: Macmillan Publishing Company for the Forest History Society, 1983. Vol. II, pp. 743-788.

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For a loyal fan following, there's nothing more painful than actually waiting for new episodes of your favorite show…or so we thought. Turns out, there is something worse—Netflix.
Yesterday, for approximately 30 minutes, "House of Cards" fans were the lucky beneficiaries of a "technical glitch." Interpret those quotes as you see fit. I personally imagine them as the tears of whoever hit the wrong button (it's going to be okay buddy). Or perhaps they're tears of joy from the marketing genius who came up with the brilliant plan of "accidentally" leaking the third season more than two weeks early.
Either way, Netflix has a handful of fans who actually got to see a half hour of episode one to answer to….and the rest of us who innocently stumbled across major spoilers from those handful of people who thought posting about an episode that most of us won't see for another fortnight (and then some) was a good idea. I've seen things that cannot be unseen.
And with that, the time has come to move on, and begin another Oscars countdown. It starts tomorrow, folks. Get excited!!! See you all on the other side (February 23rd).
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I am inspired by the coast and the sea; things rusting and decaying, lost or discarded and found again, put to new use.
For me, beaches are best in spring and autumn; I am drawn to windswept, solitary places, when a brisk walk on a clear day yields interesting finds to be collected, drawn and stitched. Rust from the landslip at Lyme and Eastbourne's Fishermen's beach, stripy Devon pebbles, holed pebbles and oyster shells, fossils, sea glass and tatty feathers. And that view of distant cliffs and sea sparkling in the sunlight.
Items discovered in this way often find their way into my sketchbook. Textures, sounds, lines and patterns all contribute. Words are important, and may appear in the work itself or I may write as part of the development of a piece. I dye and print most of my own fabrics, using Procion dyes, rust and found objects.
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Q: Setting initial state values when using react-select with Formik I am trying to use react-select (with multi-values) with Formik but unsure how to reflect values selected within my Formiks initialStates values.
I have the following:
import Select from 'react-select';

const myOptions= [
  { value: 'Food', label: 'Food' },
  { value: 'Being Fabulous', label: 'Being Fabulous' },
  { value: 'Unicorns', label: 'Unicorns' },
  { value: 'Kittens', label: 'Kittens' },
];

"props": {
    "myGroups": [
        {
            "myGroupName": "",
            "selectedOptions": []
        }
     ]
 }

<Select
   options={myOptions}
   isMulti={true}
   name={`myGroups.${index}.selectedOptions`}
/>

I am able to populate the react-select list correctly but unsure what I need to do with setting: myGroups.${index}.selectedOptions to hold the values like:
"selectedOptions": [
                    "Food",
                    "Kittens"
                   ]

I'm assuming I will need an onChange function call and with Formik, will also need to use setFieldValue
Any help would be great.

A: I have previously worked on this library and required to do the exact same thing as you do.
Just add an onChange event. Then, have a variable e that will match with handleChange event from Formik.
<Formik initialValues={initialFormValues} validationSchema={formSchema} onSubmit={this.handleFormSubmit} enableReinitialize>
    {({ handleSubmit, handleChange }) => (
        <Form noValidate onSubmit={handleSubmit} autoComplete='off'>
            <Select
                options={myOptions}
                isMulti={true}
                name={`myGroups.${index}.selectedOptions`}
                onChange={(selectedOption) => {
                    let e = { target: { name: `myGroups.${index}.selectedOptions`, value: selectedOption } };
                    handleChange(e);
                }}
            />
        </Form>
    )}
</Formik>

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Date published: November 16 2018
Lewis Hamilton could start the season finale in Abu Dhabi P11 or worse as his power unit sustained "some level of damage" in Brazil and he may require a new one.
The British racer took the victory at the Interlagos circuit, the first time that he has won a grand prix after wrapping up the World title.
It, however, wasn't all smooth sailing.
Hamilton's W09 had an engine issue during the grand prix that meant he had to nurse the car to the finish line.
James Vowles, Mercedes' chief strategist, says it was a "significant" problem.
"If we just go back a little bit and look at what happened in the race, after the first pit stop with Lewis we noticed quite a significant problem, which required a huge amount of input from a number of sources," he said.
"We have a team back in the UK at Brixworth who work alongside us on the intercom, and we have a huge team trackside working together diligently to understand what we can change on the engine to get to the end of the race.
"They did a fantastic job. It wasn't one change – it was a huge number of changes across a 40 – 50 lap period, where they were working with Lewis to adjust various componentry and get that power unit to the end of the race. They did a fantastic job."
There could, however, be consequences heading to Abu Dhabi as the Brazilian power unit was his third that is allowed without penalty.
Vowles explained: "The engine has sustained some level of damage – but we don't yet understand what. It has to be inspected and understood before we can make any decision going forward to Abu Dhabi."
To date this season Hamilton has made it through 20 grands prix without an engine penalty.
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Bo Larsson är son till Vilhelm Larsson, som 1965 grundade Trioplast i Smålandsstenar. Han och hans bror Lars tog över företaget i mitten av 1970-talet, och Bo Larsson blev ensam ägare 1984. 1997 tilldelades Bo Larsson Albert Bonniers pris Årets företagare som delas ut av Dagens Industri. År 2011 var han nummer åtta i ordning av dem som betalat högst skatt i Sverige.

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From the earliest years after the publication of Darwin's Origin of Species (1859), debates raged about the failure of evolution by natural selection to provide for empathy, that most human of human traits. The controversy has continued ever since – and ISAS will tackle this and related subjects on May 16 at a discussion forum featuring Dr. Reuben Bell. At the same time, noted mathematical biologist Martin A. Nowak has released a groundbreaking book entitled Supercooperators: The Mathematics of Evolution, Altruism and Human Behaviour (Or, Why We Need Each Other to Succeed) (2011).
What is the debate about? One of the most compelling concepts about natural selection is that it is driven by "the survival of the fittest." As a competitive model, natural selection fits our basic sense that competition gets you ahead – and being nice leaves you behind. Thus, many scholars have argued, and continue to claim, that Darwin simply cannot account for the most important of human attributes – empathy and the connected ideas of ethics and morals that raise humans above their animal counterparts. If this is true, then these higher characteristics must then be divinely inspired.
Yet others scoff, claiming that empathy is a weakness in the light of evolutionary science. This claim matches a growing secular and progressive notion of human progress that was flourishing during the latter part of the 19th century. Clearly, we see an emphasis on competition as the means to success in popular culture today.
However, there has also been respectful and thoughtful attention to the question of the origins of altruism, and an understanding that natural selection may be more nuanced than commonly understood.
Recent scientific publications have addressed this question in two different ways. First, some have focused on the specific pathways by which altruistic behaviors have developed in various species through natural selection relative to generalized behaviors associated with the survival of a species, despite the consequences to individuals. This provides an explanation of altruism as a species-survival characteristic that has developed through natural selection consistent with Darwinian theory. Second, some writers have explored the evolution of religion from a Darwinian perspective, hypothesizing that religious concepts have been developed by humans and evolved through time as an adaptive survival mechanism.
In Martin Nowak's book we find the first approach. While I have yet to read the book, it seems Nowak and his collaborators review the significant work of the past several decades on evolutionary research and find that empathy and altruism offer a "higher order" survival characteristic. Specifically, under conditions in which animals have opportunities to interact on a regular and routine basis, the opportunities for mutual benefit from cooperation outweigh the negatives – and the power of empathy emerges.
One of they key questions to ponder – which we will discuss on May 16 and which I hope will be part of the continuing ISAS dialogue – is how these findings change the original concept that religion answered what natural selection could not. If, in fact, natural selection answers the question of the development of empathy and perhaps even of religious impulses, what is the role of religion?
On the other hand, is it not also possible to see the unfolding of empathy and the religious impulse through natural selection as an affirmation of God's continuing and divine influence – as evidence for God, rather than a conventional, materialist refutation? Rather than being a random process, the emergence of empathy is the "coming-into-being" of a spiritual potential contained within creation.
To extend this line of reasoning, is it not also possible that all of the natural world, living and non-living alike, might come into being according to this same process of emergence, not out of randomness, but as a coming-into-being from quantum starting points that interact according to "natural laws". The universe, and ultimately the life, that emerges reflects an underlying implicate order. This order is the consequence of a divine creative impulse before and behind the natural world.
Thank you for the reply. Dr. Noble's response is much more old school. He presents data that shows that stroking an animal , what we call petting in America, can change it's DNA. This isn't theory. This is measured experimental data. In my opinion, if something like being petted can change your DNA then something like prayer could also change your DNA. The idea that we are machines is losing ground.
Ron – Welcome. I fixed the link and found the video which looks interesting although I have not screened it in entirety. It may be that Dr. Noble is heading in the same direction as Bruce Lipton – Biology of Belief (2005). Dr. Lipton is a cell biologist who began to suspect intricate quantum-level behaviors in cells as they sense and respond to the external environment, and this has led him to a belief in the power of the human mind to influence our bodies at the cellular level.
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I wanted to provide this link to a talk that shows that who we are and what we think can change our DNA.


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Kountze ISD is in market for superintendent
BLAIR DEDRICK ORTMANN
Published 12:00 am CST, Saturday, January 9, 2010
The Kountze school board faces a big decision next week.
Monday, the board will discuss beginning the search for a new superintendent.
Diane Daniels announced in December that she would retire at the end of June.
Board President Dean Haynes told The Enterprise the board will discuss what type of superintendent will best meet the district's needs and probably spend several meetings coming up with a set of guidelines.
Last week, the board attended a training session to learn about different ways to conduct a search, Haynes said.
Daniels, 53, has been the superintendent in Kountze for the last six years, the end of a 32-year career in education, most of which has been served in Kountze.
She worked her way up through the district, from teacher to elementary principal to curriculum director to high school principal to assistant superintendent to superintendent, she said.
Daniels, who graduated from Kountze High School and still lives in the city, said she enjoyed teaching the children as much as she enjoyed helping teachers and administrators grow in their careers.
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Three "former terrorists" speaking today at the Air Force Academy will stick to their area of expertise — terrorism — and won't be promoting Christianity, academy officials said Tuesday.
The "former terrorists" — Walid Shoebat, Kamal Saleem and Zak Anani — will be paid a total of $13,000 for their appearance at the 50th annual Academy Assembly, a conference sponsored by the academy and Columbia University's American Assembly. Most of the funding comes from private donations through the academy's Association of Graduates.
A report on the conference, titled "Dismantling Terrorism: Developing Actionable Solutions for Today's Plague of Violence," will be sent to Congress, the Pentagon, the CIA and other agencies.
The academy's inclusion of three men who say they associated with Middle East terrorist groups drew criticism because the men's message in other venues has been about evangelical Christianity. Critics also question if they were actually terrorists and, if so, why they weren't jailed or deported.
"This is a disgrace to the academy," said David Antoon, a 1970 academy grad and a member of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation.
"We suspect he's a fraud," Howard said. Howard said he's determined Saleem's real name is Khodor Shami, a Lebanese who immigrated as a student and worked for the Christian Broadcasting Network for 16 years starting in the late 1980s.
He was hired in 2003 at Focus on the Family, Howard said, but Howard didn't know if he still worked there.
Focus on the Family wasn't able to say Tuesday whether Saleem does or has worked there.
Howard said Saleem's theme during the Calvin College appearance was an "old time revival Christian" message.
A Canadian newspaper, The Windsor Star, reported on Jan. 20, 2007, that Anani's story as told at a Baptist church didn't add up, according to Tom Quiggin, Canada's only court-qualified expert on global jihadism and a former Royal Canadian Mounted Police intelligence and national security expert. Quiggin detailed times and places of the story that he said didn't jibe with historic facts, The Star reported.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations, a Washington-based national Islamic civil rights and advocacy group, urged the academy to offer "a balancing perspective" to the anti-Muslim rhetoric expected from the men.
Ashworth said he wasn't aware a scheduled appearance of Shoebat in 2005 at Princeton University was canceled after the Shoebat Foundation was accused of making "anti-Semitic" remarks, which the foundation denied.


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A knife in the water and the snakes in the grass
Michael J. Casey
In the history of cinema, there are few feature debuts as mysterious, haunting and assured as Roman Polanski's Knife in the Water. Yes, that Roman Polanski: Poland's most famous filmmaker and one of cinema's most infamous fiends. If you were to type his name into Wikipedia's search bar, his picture would pop up with this description: Polish-French film director, producer, writer, actor and rapist.
Polanski's misdeeds are relatively well known: in 1977, a California grand jury charged the 43-year-old director with five counts of sexual assault against a 13-year-old girl. Polanski plea-bargained his way down to a statutory rape charge but fled the country before a trial could be held. He has remained in Europe ever since.
And so we come to one of the toughest questions facing cinematic appreciation and study: How to approach historical works from a contemporary perspective? The modern-day fervor seems to suggest that not only should the perpetrators be condemned (this seems only fair) but that their works be stricken from the books as well (this seems more harmful than helpful). Is there a happy medium to be found in all this discourse?
Watching cinema, much like writing about it, is a voluntary act. Take this column for instance: Could these 500 words be better used if they discussed another film? Maybe. But it's not the aim of this column to throw the baby out with the bathwater. On Sunday, April 15, Knife in the Water will screen in the Boedecker Theater's Essential Cinema series, and, as far as this writer is concerned, Knife in the Water is indeed an essential work both historically and formally. From the film's indictment of domineering alpha males to its depiction of bourgeois indifference; from Jerzy Lipman's enchanting black and white photography to Krzysztof Komeda's evocative jazz score. And let's not forget Jolanta Umecka's enigmatic performance as the kept wife who might be pulling more strings than the two men think. Yes, Roman Polanski may be worthy of a boycott, but there were 24 other artists at work on Knife in the Water. It would be a pity to see their work evaporate.
Interestingly, the film courted controversy from day one. Released in 1962 and set aboard a small sailing vessel, Knife traps a married couple and a hitchhiker in a cat and mouse game of sexual politics and class discrepancies. For this, it drew ire from the Communist Party because they thought the film championed the wealthy married couple. They would have most likely buried Knife if it were not for an Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Film — the first for a Polish film — ensuring that Knife in the Water would be screened outside the Iron Curtain.
8½ took home Mr. Oscar that year — an essential among essentials — but Knife in the Water helped bring international attention to the Polish Film School, easily one of the greatest collections of cinematic talent in the world.
On the Bill: Knife in the Water, followed by a talkback with entertainment writer Matthew Klickstein. 4:30 p.m. Sunday, April 15, The Boedecker Theater, Dairy Arts Center, 2590 Walnut St., Boulder, thedairy.org
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Q: How to correctly use streamSubscription cancel method? I have a simple app page where when user clicks on the button, the score goes up by one. I use a stream to show the updated score on the page to the user. How can I cancel this steam. I'm asking due to the fact that when I try to logout, using firebase, I get an error, which is caused due to the stream still being opened.
How can I close the stream when user clicks the logout button without it causing an error?
clickerPage.dart
// ignore_for_file: file_names

import 'package:cloud_firestore/cloud_firestore.dart';
import 'package:firebase_auth/firebase_auth.dart';
import 'package:firebase_core/firebase_core.dart';
import 'package:poop_alert/model/user_model.dart';
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'package:poop_alert/navDraw.dart';

class poopClicker extends StatefulWidget {
  @override
  State<poopClicker> createState() => _poopClickerState();
}

class _poopClickerState extends State<poopClicker> {
  User? user = FirebaseAuth.instance.currentUser;
  UserModel loggedInUser = UserModel();

  String userID = '';

  var count = 0;

  @override
  void initState() {
    super.initState();
    FirebaseFirestore.instance
        .collection("users")
        .doc(user!.uid)
        .get()
        .then((value) {
      loggedInUser = UserModel.fromMap(value.data());
      setState(() {});
      //int poopClick = loggedInUser.score;
    });
  }

  getuserData() async {
    User? getuserID = FirebaseAuth.instance.currentUser;
    userID = getuserID!.uid;
    print(userID);
  }

  CollectionReference note = FirebaseFirestore.instance.collection('user');

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      backgroundColor: Colors.grey[200],
      drawer: NavigationDrawerWidget(),
      appBar: AppBar(
        title: const Text('PoopAlert'),
        centerTitle: true,
        backgroundColor: Color(0xff839ae3),
        elevation: 0.0,
      ),
      body: Column(
        children: [
          SizedBox(height: 100),
          Center(
            child: StreamBuilder(
              stream: showScore(),
              builder: (context, snapshot) {
                if (snapshot.data != null) {
                  return  Center(
              child: Text(
                'Score: '+ snapshot.data.toString(),
                style: TextStyle(
                  color: Color(0xff516395),
                  fontSize: 30.0,
                  letterSpacing: 2.0,
                  fontWeight: FontWeight.bold,
                ),

              ),
            );
                } else {
                  return Text(
                'Score: 0',
                style: TextStyle(
                  color: Color(0xff516395),
                  fontSize: 30.0,
                  letterSpacing: 2.0,
                  fontWeight: FontWeight.bold,
                )
                  );
                }
              },
            ),
          ),
          Center(
            child: ElevatedButton(
              onPressed: () {
                print("clicked");
              },
              child: IconButton(
                icon: Image.asset('assets/poop.png'),
                iconSize: 300,
                onPressed: () {
                  getuserData();
                  setState(() {
                    print('Clicked: ' "${loggedInUser.score}");
                    FirebaseFirestore.instance
                        .collection('users')
                        .doc(loggedInUser.uid)
                        .update({"score": FieldValue.increment(1)});
                  });
                },
              ),
              style: ElevatedButton.styleFrom(
                  primary: Colors.grey[200], elevation: 0.0),
            ),
          ),
        ],
      ),
    );
  }

  Stream<int?> showScore() async* {
    FirebaseFirestore.instance
        .collection("users")
        .doc(user!.uid)
        .get()
        .then((value) {
      loggedInUser = UserModel.fromMap(value.data());
      setState(() {});
    });
    yield loggedInUser.score;
  }
}

``

A: You should listen to the score directly from the StreamBuilder.
StreamBuilder<DocumentSnapshot<Map<String, dynamic>>>(
  stream: FirebaseFirestore.instance
      .collection("users")
      .doc(user!.uid)
      .snapshots(),
  builder: ((context, snapshot) {
    loggedInUser = UserModel.fromMap(snapshot.data!.data()!);
    // some code omitted
    return Center(
      child: Text(
        'Score: ' + loggedInUser.score.toString(),
        // rest of your code
      ),
    );
  }),
)

A: Thank you everyone for all your help, but after sometime I finally got it working. Instead of mapping all the values to my class I instead just called for my specifci value from snapshop.data
                                 StreamBuilder<
                                    DocumentSnapshot<Map<String, dynamic>>>(
                                  stream: FirebaseFirestore.instance
                                      .collection("users")
                                      .doc(user!.uid)
                                      .snapshots(),
                                  builder: ((context, snapshot) {
                                    print(snapshot.data);
                                    var userDocument = snapshot.data;
                                    if (snapshot.data != null) {
                                      return Center(
                                        child: Text(
                                          snapshot.data!["timeActive"].toString(),
                                          style: TextStyle(
                                            color: Color(0xff516395),
                                            fontSize: 30.0,
                                            letterSpacing: 2.0,
                                            fontWeight: FontWeight.bold,
                                          ),
                                        ),
                                      );
                                    } else {
                                      return Text('0',
                                          style: TextStyle(
                                            color: Color(0xff516395),
                                            fontSize: 30.0,
                                            letterSpacing: 2.0,
                                            fontWeight: FontWeight.bold,
                                          ));
                                    }
                                  }),
                                )


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Auckland law student pulled off stage for speech against bullying at Tonga beauty pageant
5 Jul, 2019 09:01 PM 3 minutes to read
Auckland law student pulled off stage for speech against bullying. Video / Instagram / percillaalovili
Emma Russell
An Auckland University law student was hauled from the stage at a Pacific Island beauty pageant after unleashing an attack on those who had "tormented and bullied" her.
In dramatic scenes at the 40-year-old pageant, Kalo Funganitao's microphone was turned off by organisers as she insisted she would "not tolerate bullying any more".
"Enough is enough. If you have guts to attack a person as a group in such a cowardly way then you can deal with the consequences when she shares her experiences with the entire world," she yelled.
The glittering event - part of the Miss Pacific Islands competition - took place in Nuku'alofa, Tonga's capital.
Funganitao was on stage supported by her mother, brother and other contestants.
But as she tried to speak out, Tonga's Deputy Prime Minister Semisi Sika directed technical staff to play loud music to drown out her speech, local media reported.
The technical staff did as they were told, but Funganitao continued shouting to be heard.
Funganitao - who was crowned Miss Heilala last year - criticised the pageant for its lack of support after being bullied by some of the Tongan public and pageant committee members.
They tried to silence you, but we got you toko! Stay tune to Kalo Funganitao!!!! #SheSaidWhatSheSaid
Posted by Melefifita PJ Álovili on Friday, 5 July 2019
"My mother and I were cheated, lied to, backstabbed and generally messed around. Instead of focusing my efforts on the pageant I was trying to find answers as to what was going on. I had never felt just a lack of support from people who were supposedly put into roles to help me.
"Up until today I have experienced just how hard it can be to be a young Tongan woman. I have dealt with people in official roles and in other places, in the work force that have been unprofessional and rude and just straight out mind-boggling," the law student said.
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Kalo Funganitao with her mum, brother and Miss Heilala contestants rallying beside her.
In a post on Facebook she added: "I am disgusted by the capacity people have for evil, but frankly if you feel empowered by ganging up to bully someone - then you must deal with the repercussions," Funganitao said in a post on Facebook.
Kalo described her experience at the Miss Pacific Islands pageant as "tormenting".
"I may only be a law student now, but I certainly know enough to tell you that such acts of cyber bullying is a crime," she said.
One of the first statements that I made when I was crowned last year was that I would not tolerate bullying. That has not changed, but it seems that my sentiments need to be enforced publicly - again. I am disgusted by the capacity people have for evil, but frankly if you feel empowered by ganging up to bully someone - then you must deal with the repercussions. Perhaps we may even see each other in court. I may only be a law student now, but I certainly know enough to tell you that such acts of cyber bullying is a crime. You should have just continued about your own business, building a bright future for yourselves and your families. That is what I had wished for you, now I just hope that you never treat another human being this way.
Posted by Kalo Funganitao on Friday, 5 July 2019
Funganitao left the stage and did not place the crown on the new Miss Heilala's head, as is the tradition for the outgoing winner.
Videos of her speech have been posted on social media and received thousands of responses, most supportive.
"I AM SO PROUD OF YOU FOR SPEAKING YOUR TRUTH KALO!!," one person said.
Another said: "The sad thing is though, majority of the people commenting on here supporting Kalo are the same people who were tearing down the contestants tonight during the live."
"It was the perfect time to expose right in front of the Tongan Community. If Kalo had spoken after the pageant they would have said she is full of it. The crowning night was perfect moment. Good on ya Kalo. Miss Tonga Australia shud have been crowned tonight. Full Stop," another person said.
The Heilala Festival, named after Tonga's national flower, is organised by the Tonga Visitors Bureau and the Tonga Tourist Association.
The Miss Heilala pageant is the showpiece event and contestants perform cultural dance the tau'olunga as part of the competition.
The winner works as an ambassador for the Kingdom, helping promote Tonga and the tourism industry locally and abroad. She is also Tonga's entrant in the Miss Pacific Islands pageant.
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