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Public Release: 1-Apr-2016
More Latinas screened for breast cancer after 'Promotora' visits
Kaiser Permanente study finds peer-to-peer community visits help to reduce disparities in breast cancer screening
PORTLAND, Ore., April 1, 2016 -- Latina women were nearly twice as likely to be screened for breast cancer after they were visited in their homes by trained community health workers, known as Promotoras, according to a study published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention.
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the United States and the leading cause of cancer death among Hispanic women. Hispanics are more likely than non-Hispanic whites to be diagnosed with breast cancer at later stages when the cancer is more advanced and resistant to treatment. There are many reasons for this, including lower levels of education, limited access to health care, lack of health insurance and no consistent primary care provider.
"Promotora visits are essential in educating Latina women about the importance of breast cancer screening," said Gloria Coronado, PhD, lead author and cancer disparities researcher at the Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research in Portland, Oregon. "Our study showed a modest, but significant increase in screening rates. We are encouraged by these findings, and must continue to involve patients, clinics and communities in efforts to further reduce the inequity in breast cancer screening."
In Coronado's study, the Promotora visits boosted screening rates nearly 8 percentage points. More than 19 percent of Latina women who received the visits at home completed a mammogram within a year, compared to 11 percent who did not receive a visit.
"This research goes a long way toward understanding how to reduce disparities and improve care for our vulnerable populations," noted Ricardo Jimenez, MD, study co-author and medical director of Sea Mar Community Health Centers.
The study examined the "Fortaleza Latina" (Strong Latina) program, which recruited 536 Hispanic women, ages 42 to 74, from four Sea Mar Community Health Clinics located in the Seattle area. Researchers used electronic medical records to verify that the women had not had screening mammography during the previous two years. The women completed surveys at the beginning of the study in 2011 and at its end in 2014.
Eighty percent of the women were born in Mexico, and 92 percent preferred speaking Spanish. Slightly less than half were employed, and the majority earned less than $20,000 a year. Most had completed less than eight years of formal education, and nearly three-quarters lacked health insurance.
The women were randomly selected to receive visits from Promotoras or receive their usual care, which may have included reminders from their primary care providers that they were overdue for a mammogram. The Promotoras received at least three days of training on the use of motivational interviewing techniques as well as health information regarding breast cancer and the importance of mammograms.
The community clinics had some mammography resources on-site or nearby, mostly using wheeled-in mammography units. Two of the clinics added mobile mammography vans to make screening more accessible, but the vans did not boost overall screening rates.
The authors say the study illustrates the importance of including peer-to-peer education as part of an overall strategy to reduce the disparity in breast cancer screening.
The study was funded by a grant from the National Cancer Institute (P50 CA148143).
Additional authors include: Shirley A.A. Beresford, Donald L. Patrick and India Ornelas from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and the University of Washington, Department of Epidemiology, in Seattle; Dale McLerran, Sonia Bishop and Beti Thompson from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center; and John R. Scheel from the University of Washington, Department of Radiology, and Seattle Cancer Care Alliance.
About the Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research
The Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research, founded in 1964, is a nonprofit research institution dedicated to advancing knowledge to improve health. It has research sites in Portland, Oregon, and Honolulu, Hawaii. Visit kpchr.org for more information.
About Kaiser Permanente
Kaiser Permanente is committed to helping shape the future of health care. We are recognized as one of America's leading health care providers and not-for-profit health plans. Founded in 1945, Kaiser Permanente has a mission to provide high-quality, affordable health care services and to improve the health of our members and the communities we serve. We currently serve more than 10 million members in eight states and the District of Columbia. Care for members and patients is focused on their total health and guided by their personal physicians, specialists and team of caregivers. Our expert and caring medical teams are empowered and supported by industry-leading technology advances and tools for health promotion, disease prevention, state-of-the-art care delivery and world-class chronic disease management. Kaiser Permanente is dedicated to care innovations, clinical research, health education and the support of community health. For more information, go to: kp.org/share.
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What is a Throw Called in Disc Golf? (7 Most Common Shots)
Written by Marty in Beginner Info,Disc Golf
Disc golf has its special terminology that can be confusing for beginners. There is no single way to throw a disc. There are a lot of variations a disc golf player might use in certain situations.
In this post, I'll describe what are the common ways to throw a disc in disc golf and the 7 most common throw variations that are used and how they make the disc perform when thrown.
Here is What a Throw is Called in Disc Golf
What is the Most Common Way to Throw a Disc?
Overhand
Disc Golf Release Angles
Hyzer
Anhyzer
The 7 Most Common Throws in Disc Golf
1. Roller
2. Flex
3. Hyzer Flip
4. Tomahawk/Thumber
5. Turnover
6. Spike Hyzer
7. Scooby
Summary | What is a Throw Called in Disc Golf?
In disc golf, a throw is called a stroke. Each throw is recorded as a stroke on the scorecard. There are three ways a player can throw a disc. A player can throw a disc backhand, forehand, and overhand. Each one of these throws can be released at different angles to create different shots.
There are three different types of throwing styles that can be used when playing disc golf. These will be the same whether you're a right-hand or left-hand thrower.
A backhand throw is the most common style of throwing that is used a majority of the time by players.
The back-hand throw will generate the most power and will almost always travel the furthest distance when thrown with correct form.
The backhand is thrown using a similar motion as a backhand shot in tennis, with the back of the hand facing the direction you want the disc to travel.
The forehand is thrown the opposite way of the backhand. In the forehand throw, the inside and palm are facing the direction you want the disc to travel and the disc is thrown in a sidearm motion.
For most players, the forehand won't travel as far in the distance as a backhand throw will. Some players will find that a forehand comes more naturally to them if they are used to throwing in a forehand motion already.
The overhand throw is the least common of the three. The overhand throw is most similar in motion to throwing a baseball overhand.
The overhead throw will normally only be used as a utility shot in certain situations. The overhand can be useful when you aren't able to throw around an object and need to go over the top instead.
A player using one of the three throwing methods (backhand, forehand, and overhand) can modify their release angle on the disc to create different flight paths.
Changing the release angle can make the disc perform a certain way in flight to fit the shot or situation on the disc golf course.
No matter if you're throwing the disc backhand or forehand, the hyzer release angle will always be the same.
A hyzer release angle is when the outside of the disc is angled downward. Releasing the disc with the outside edge angled downward will cause the disc to turn heavily to one side or the other.
It's a useful shot for getting around an object and savings strokes when on the course.
The anhyzer release angle is the opposite of the hyzer. Instead of the outer edge of the disc angled downward, the outer edge of the disc will be angled up.
The flight path of the anhyzer for a righthand backhand (RHBH) thrower will start to the right and then turn back to the left. This flight path makes an "S" shape and is a great way to navigate a line around objects like trees.
The anhyzer is also a good way for an RHBH thrower to make the disc fly to the right, instead of the left as the disc typically would when thrown at a flat release angle.
The flat shot is exactly how it sounds. There is no angle on the release of the disc.
If you need to just throw the disc on a straight line with some accuracy, having the ability to throw with a reliable flat release is a basic skill for disc golf.
Disc choice can make a difference when throwing with a flat release too. An understable and overstable disc can make the shot fade or turn even when throwing flat.
If you want to throw flat and straight, a very stable disc is best using a flat release.
Every shot below can be made using one of the three throwing methods. Every shot is a modification to the throwing method, usually by altering the release angle of the throw.
As you gain skill and experience in disc golf, each one of these shots can be a tool in your tool belt to get out of a tricky situation on the course and save strokes on your scorecard.
A roller is a shot that does exactly what the name implies. It rolls on the ground using the edge of the disc.
Most beginner players can throw a roller shot, but they probably weren't doing it on purpose. There is a technique involved in throwing and using the roller shot.
The roller is thrown forehand or backhand low to the ground and on an anhyzer angle.
The roller is a great shot for getting a little more distance with the disc. A more experienced player can throw the disc in the air at an anhyzer angle and make the disc roll straight for extra distance.
The flex shot is very similar to the "S" shot that I talked about earlier when describing the flight pattern of the disc released on an anhyzer angle.
Disc selection is pretty important to throwing a flex shot. You'll want to choose a disc that wants to fade to the left for an RHBH thrower. This means choosing an overstable disc.
The flex shot when thrown by an RHBH thrower will start to the left, turn to the right and then fade back to the left.
The flex shot is useful for getting more distance while navigating around objects and finishing to the left.
A hyzer flip is a modification to the standard hyzer release angle. In addition to the hyzer release angle, the nose of the disc will be angled down slightly.
You'll want to use an understable disc when throwing a hyzer flip and only throw with about 50% power. At this point, the disc will flip up flat and turn before fading at the end.
A hyzer flip is a great shot for getting extra distance on your throw.
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A tomahawk or a thumber are both shots using the overhand throw. The only difference is the way the disc is held.
The tomahawk shot uses your fingers on the inside of the disc, whereas the thumber uses your thumb on the inside of the disc.
The tomahawk will pan to the right and finish to the left. The thumber will pan to the left and finish to the right. This is with a right-hand thrower.
These throws are great when you need to go up and over a tall object and there is no way around.
The turnover is an anhyzer release shot that will turn to the right for an RHBH thrower. It's especially useful for getting around corners that turn hard to the right.
The focus for a good turnover shot is to release on an anhyzer angle without the front nose pointed up, but rather level or down a little.
The spike hyzer is another option for going over tall objects without throwing them overhand. A spike hyzer is useful because when it lands it will dig rather than roll on the ground.
Throwing on a hyzer angle, the focus will be to lower your arm down to get a lot of air under the disc.
The scooby is another up-and-over shot that can be used much like a tomahawk or a thumber. In a way, it's a combination of the hyzer flip and a thumber.
One difference is that your thumb will now be on the inside of the rim instead of the outside like with a thumber.
Then, you throw the scooby on an extreme hyzer angle. Your arm will be very low to get lots of air under the disc.
The object with the scooby shot is to throw the disc as high as possible to get it over whatever tall object is blocking the path.
A throw can mean many things in disc golf. There is a throw as a broad term that is just a stroke counted on a scorecard.
A throw is also the way that you throw the disc, like the backhand, forehand, and overhand. Finally, using different release angles and throwing motions you can throw different shots to make the disc take a certain flight path.

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RIH-ISSUE: All of Rihanna's albums re-pressed on colored vinyl, with exclusive merch
November 4th, 2021 by KRNB
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While we still can't buy Rihanna's new album, we can revisit her past glories via new, limited-edition reissues of her entire music catalog on vinyl.
Each of the albums, from her 2005 debut Music of the Sun through to 2016's ANTI are now available for pre-order, and they'll ship November 11. Each vinyl has been re-pressed in a unique color and comes in packaging curated by Rih herself, along with exclusive t-shirts and hoodies.
The album and apparel packages range in price from $100 to $140, with the most expensive being the package for 2009's Rated R.
Rihanna wrote on Instagram, "cop these limited edition color vinyl + exclusive merch sets before dey gon' !!!"
You can buy all of them at Rihanna's official online store.
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Jan 13 What Once Was, or May Have Been; The Lost Gardens and Garden Structures at Montgomery Place
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Walking the grounds of Montgomery Place today, one can clearly see the mark left on the landscape by two of its nineteenth century inhabitants, Louise Livingston and her daughter Cora Barton. It was Louise Livingston who originally transformed the agricultural estate she and her husband inherited into a romantic, ornamental country place (with a little help and influence from Messrs. AJ Downing and AJ Davis), her daughter Cora enthusiastically taking up the torch afterward. The gently curved paths, clumps of trees, and specimen plantings gives the impression that they strove for a very natural, albeit enhanced, look. Looking from the entrance across the broad greensward towards the arboretum, it is hard to imagine this sublime view is nothing less than how they had intended it to look.
It may come as a shock for the modern visitor to learn then, that their vision for this landscape included multiple gazebos, arbors, parterres, an elaborate conservatory, and copious amounts of statuary.
In 1839 Louise had the architect Frederick Catherwood design a conservatory for the grounds to replace the simple working greenhouse built by the estates' original owner, Janet Livingston Montgomery. Catherwood is best remembered today for the detailed drawings of Mayan ruins he did while exploring meso-America.
Upon inspection, it is not a stretch to see how the mass and shape of these ruined temples from the jungles of Central America might have influenced his design of the conservatory at Montgomery Place.
From the sketch above, surrounded by trees, and its emphasis on the horizontality of the structure, one could be forgiven in thinking, despite its gothic tracery, the structure was meant to blend in with the natural surroundings. This period photograph paints quite a different story however.
The conservatory actually served as a backdrop for elaborate parterre beds of exotic flowers, graveled paths, wrought-iron garden furniture, and playful neoclassical putti statuary.
In addition to the exuberant gardens lying between the front of the house and the conservatory, there exists evidence of a number of additional fanciful garden structures planned for the property. These gazebos were designed in a number of different styles, including
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and my favorite, this fanciful chinoiserie-style pagoda.
How many of these designs actually made it from the drawing stage into actual structures isn't certain. A watercolor sketch of Montgomery Place done by AJ Downing depicting a neoclassical gazebo gracing a hillock between the mansion and the river provides evidence that at least one was built.
Had they all been constructed, Montgomery Place may well have become renowned as a uniquely American equivalent of the great landscape gardens at Stowe.
After Cora Barton passed away in 1873, distant cousins retained tenancy in Montgomery Place. The gardens and the structures languished and decayed for several decades before the property came into the possession of the Delafield family. The conservatory, badly deteriorated and too expensive to repair or replace, was razed. How many other ornamental pavilions may have suffered the same fate is not clear. In the twentieth century, the gardens at Montgomery Place were reborn, under the capable hands of Violetta White Delafield. Not however, in the elaborate style of The Livingston and Barton eras. The parterre beds disappeared and the neoclassical statuary was stored away the carriage house. Mrs. Delafield created a series of garden rooms, including an elliptical garden, a wild garden and rose garden, serviced by a charming but smaller scaled potting shed and greenhouse, as dissimilar to Catherwood's great conservatory as it could be. While delightful to look at and beautifully sited within the grounds, today's visitor would be well served to stop in front of the house for moment and imagine the very different impression the fantastic landscape elements from the mid-nineteenth century would have made.
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Acer Swift 7 Review
Mayank Bhardwaj November 21, 2020
Acer has pushed all the boundaries of laptop design in all directions between the lightweight Swift 5 and the monstrous Predator Helios 700. Now it is improving on a laptop we fell in love with last year: the Swift 7. This year, just like its predecessors, the Swift 7 has an impossibly thin chassis that you want to show to all your friends. And while portability is the main highlight of the Swift 7, this attractive laptop also offers a beautiful 14-inch screen and a surprisingly long battery life. As expected, compromises were to be made to fit everything into such a slim chassis, with the most significant disappointments, such as overwhelming performance, weak speakers, and an unflattering webcam. Nevertheless, Swift 7 is one for the Best laptops available for people looking for an ultraportable machine. This is our Acer Swift 7 Review.
Acer Swift 7 Review – Design
Manufacturers bragged about how their laptops were comparable to the size of a traditional notebook. Acer can better compare its latest flagship with sheets of paper. I can go on about the incredible slenderness of the Swift 7, but this is a case of "You have to see it yourself to believe it." A better comparison can be made between the Swift 7 and a modern smartphone; The new Pixel 4XL from Google and the Apple iPhone 11 Pro are both 0.3 inches thick. Add a thick cover to those phones, and they can even be above Swift 7.
The Swift 7 is not only thin, but it is also super compact. This is due to the virtually borderless screen, which gives the laptop a screen/body ratio of 92%. In addition to these absurd dimensions, the Swift 7 has a royal aesthetic that does not try to do too much. The lid of the laptop has a simple gold-colored Acer logo that is mirrored on the deck. On the inside of the laptop, you will find an on/off button that also serves as a fingerprint sensor and a pop-up webcam.
Acer promises that the "micro-arc oxidation" finish on the laptop lid will prevent scratches, which is a relief because, in our experience, magnesium alloy shows more traces than aluminum. Double Thunderbolt 3 ports on the right-hand side of the Swift 7 are all you get on this super-thin laptop. At least you can charge the laptop and another device at the same time, which you couldn't do on the now-retired 12-inch MacBook from Apple.
Keyboard and TouchPad
I had some problems typing this review on the illuminated keyboard of the Swift 7. I don't mind how the keys feel. Yes, they are incredibly superficial, and I regularly have a low point, but the keys are well spread, somewhat clicky, and have that nice audible "snap." My problem with the keyboard is the unconventional layout. My fingers repeatedly pressed the delete key instead of the backspace key next to it. If only those keys had been turned, I would not have had so many problems.
Also, the shortcut keys don't get their row, so I had to hold down the Fn key and the up arrow to increase the volume and use Fn + E to extend my display to a monitor. Worst of all, there is no mute key. The old Swift 7 was a nightmare to use because the touchpad had no buttons or haptic feedback. Now with left and right-clicked buttons, the new 5.5 x 2-inch touchpad is a comprehensive improvement over the original version.
But there are still problems. The touchpad is easy to brush with your palm because of how difficult the surface is. That would not be a problem with excellent palm rejection, but there is no such thing on the Swift 7; my palms accidentally pushed my cursor sufficiently over the screen so that I wanted to throw the Swift 7 out of the window. The surface also occasionally recorded a pinch gesture instead of a two-finger slide when I tried to use the Windows 10 touchpad gestures.
Acer Swift 7 Review – Display
I enjoyed watching videos and surfing the internet on the 14-inch 1080p touchscreen of the Swift 7. Thin bezels caught my eyes in the wide panel, which greeted me with fairly vivid colors and decent brightness. When I watched a trailer of Jumanji: The Next Level, Kevin Hart's saturated red scarf stood out against the lush green jungle. The screen-captured enough details to see individual strands of white hair in Danny DeVito's beard and the vicious fangs of an angry mandrill whose face had natural blue and red hues.
The only thing that ruined my viewing experience was the office lights that reflected against the glossy panel of the Swift 7. I found the touchscreen of the Swift 7 very responsive. Given my problems with the laptop's touchpad (see above), I was more than happy to use the touchscreen as my primary way to navigate the internet.
According to our colorimeter, the screen of the Swift 7 covers 105% of the sRGB color range, making it less lively than the panels on the Gram 14 2-in-1 (128%), the ZenBook 14 UX433 (121%) and the premium laptop on average (130%) but more colorful than the screen of the Apple MacBook Air (100%).
Conversely, the screen of Swift 7 reached 293 nits, making it brighter than the panels on the LG Gram 14 2-in-1 (253 nits) and the Asus ZenBook 14 (217 nits), but dimmer than the display of the Apple MacBook Air (343 nits). The average premium laptop category (346 nits) has a brighter screen than all these devices.
Whether you store headphones or connect many computer speakers, do yourself a favor and don't use the built-in speakers of the Swift 7 as your primary way to listen to music. The silent and shrill loudspeakers of the laptop call the intercom in an old New York City subway. The hollow, distant vocals and anemic bass in "Dark Fantasy" by Kanye West reminded me of the old Apple earplugs that my teenager blew out when I listened too loudly to frightened, punk-point music. Yes, I am exaggerating a bit – these speakers do it in no time – but seriously, Swift 7 owners must also be headphone owners.
You can forget The Best PC games on Swift 7. The integrated Intel UHD 615 graphics, in combination with Intel's Y-series chips, cannot go much further than playing online games and loading web animations or videos. The Swift 7 proved so much by playing the racing game Dirt 3 at a measly 18 frames per second, well below our playability threshold of 30 fps and far behind what the LG Gram 14 2-in-1 (51 fps), the Asus ZenBook 14 UX433, was (45 fps) and the category average of premium laptops (61 fps). The Swift 7 scored a 49,402 on the 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited test, which is about half that of the LG Gram 14 2-in-1 (87,220), the Asus ZenBook 14 (87,446) and the premium laptop category average (90,663).
Acer Swift 7 Review – Performance
To make such a thin design possible, Acer has equipped the Swift 7 with a low-power Y-series CPU. In particular, the Intel Core i7-8500Y. Given the energy-efficient chip, I expected the Swift 7 to slow down during my practical tests, but the laptop pulled along without too much hassle. I noticed a short skipping when animations were loaded on a significant web page, but otherwise, I had no problems surfing the web, even with 15 Google Chrome tabs open and four 1080p video streams in the background. That said, don't expect the Swift 7 to deliver the same performance as larger laptops that pack U-series or H-series processors.
The Swift 7 scored 6,374 on the Geekbench 4.3 overall performance test, which is less than half of what the LG Gram 14 2-in-1 (15,943, Core i7-8565U) and the category average of premium laptops (15,581) achieved. The Swift 7 was also crushed by the Asus ZenBook 14 (11,804, Core i7-8565U) and even fell behind on the Apple MacBook Air (7,880, Core i5-8210Y).
Fortunately, the Swift 7 returned to our hard drive test, thanks to its relatively fast 512GB PCIe NVMe SSD. It took the Acer Swift 7 just 12 seconds to duplicate 4.96 GB of multimedia data for a transfer rate of 424.1 megabytes per second. That is faster than the LG Gram 14 2-in-1 (391 MBps, 512GB M.2 SATA SSD) but not as fast as the Asus ZenBook 14 (508 MBps, 512GB PCIe NVMe SSD) or the premium laptop average (504.6 MBps). Apple's hard drives, such as those in the MacBook Air (1,011 MBps, 256 GB PCIe NVMe SSD), are just crazy fast.
The powerful Y-series CPU of the Swift 7 should have a thin, fanless design, but Intel did not seem to think that someone would become so thin. We played a 15-minute 1080p video on YouTube to see how well the Swift 7 handles the heat problem. While the touchpad warmed up to only 85 degrees, Fahrenheit and the bottom panel registered 98 degrees, the top of the deck (just above the keyboard) reached a 108-degree. The heat was noticeable during daily use. I have reflexed my fingers several times from the deck of the laptop because of how hot the Swift 7 became while I was surfing the internet or streaming videos.
I am impressed by the battery life of the Swift 7. Not that the battery life of the laptop on our battery test (where continuous web surfing via Wi-Fi takes place at 150 nits) of 8 hours and 56 minutes breaks all records; I just never guessed that such a thin device could last a whole day for a fee. The Swift 7 even beat the Asus ZenBook 14 (8:37), the Apple MacBook Air (8:51) and the premium laptop category average (8:15), also if it was only a few minutes. That said, other ultra-portable laptops, such as the LG Gram 14 2-in-1 (11:28), have more endurance.
Price and Configuration Options
Acer sells a few different configurations of the Swift 7. Our basic model of $1,699 (in black) is equipped with an Intel Core i7-8500Y CPU, 16 GB RAM, and an SSD of 512 GB. A white version costs $50 more. Business users may want the $1,899 edition of the Swift 7, which has the same specifications, but you upgrade from Windows 10 Home to Windows 10 Pro. But we recommend that you do that yourself to save some money.
Acer Swift 7 Review – Conclusion
The Swift 7 is not a gimmick; it is a reliable notebook with a beautiful screen, a premium design, and a surprisingly long battery life. But don't let me mislead you, the wafer-thin chassis is the reason you have to buy the Swift 7 instead of another ultra-portable laptop. Remove its thinness, and Swift 7 loses much of its appeal. That's because the company had to make several compromises to achieve design performance, including packing the Swift 7 with a low-power processor, a tricky keyboard and touchpad, and a practically unusable webcam.
As a result, the Acer Swift 7 lags behind our favorite ultra-portable laptops, such as the Dell XPS 13 or Apple MacBook Air. However, none of these is almost as portable as the Acer Swift 7.
The incredibly thin Swift 7 from Acer is an excellent laptop, even if corners were cut in the name of portability.
Thin and lightweight
Gorgeous 14-inch display
Surprisingly long battery life
Frustrating keyboard layout
Practically unusable webcam
Runs warm
Weak speakers
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Q: Rejecting pushed files I have two branch one for release and one for production. All the developer pushes their changes to production and integrator takes the changes(merge) to release. Is there a way I can reject the changes pushed by particular user ? Two use case given below.

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A: One solution is to use Gitolite, which has branch-level access management.
If you are using a protocol with authentication, Gitolite will manage the authorization part.

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Q: The image of a wall clock is to be obtained on the opposite wall 2m away by the means of a convex lens. What is the minimum focal length required? I'm in 10th grade and this question came in my physics test. Nobody was able to answer this question correctly except my physics teacher who says that the answer is 2m. My answer is that there should be no limit on how small the focal length needs to be in this case.
For example, if a convex lens of focal length 2cm is used to form an image on the opposite wall, the wall clock that is 2m away from the lens can be treated to be at infinity with respect to the lens and if the focus of the lens is kept at the opposite wall, an image of the object at infinity should form on the wall. My argument is that no matter how small the focal length becomes, as long as it's above zero, an image should form on the opposite wall. Please try to solve the problem and post the explanation.

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I asked my teacher and he told me that while solving the equation through the lens formula, he had taken the object position to be infinite and the image distance at 2 meter.
If there were a minimum limit on how small the focal length could be, what would it be?

A: If you have a convex lens of focal length f the minimum distance which is possible between object and real image is 4f.  So it would appear that any convex lens with a focal length of less than or equal to 50 cm will do.  It also shows that the answer is not 2 metres.

A: We have that $1/f=1/b+1/g$, where $f$ is the focal length and $b$ and $g$ are the distance of object and screen to the lens, respectively. Thus,
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from main.models import AuditLog

class TestAuditLog(MainTestCase):
    def test_audit_log_call(self):
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        request = RequestFactory().get("/")
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        audit_log(Actions.FORM_PUBLISHED, self.user, account_user,
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        # query for this log entry
        sort = {"created_on": -1}
        cursor = AuditLog.query_mongo(account_user.username, None, None, sort, 0, 1)
        record = cursor.next()
        self.assertEqual(record['account'], "alice")
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Year 11 are looking at the nature of God and creation during their RE lessons. Their starter task on Friday was to create a creature from plasticine. They then linked this to being responsible for their creation and setting rules for how they should be treated. The group went on to look at the creation story in the Bible Here Joe Brown and Megan Ward show off their creations.


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public function pull() {
      $command = "cd /var/www/laravel && git pull origin master";
      $last_line = system($command, $retval);
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Gruszkówka – potok górski, lewy dopływ Karpnickiego Potoku o długości 5,55 km.

Potok płynie w Sudetach Zachodnich, w Rudawach Janowickich, na Wzgórzach Karpnickich w woj. dolnośląskim. Gruszkówkę tworzy kilka blisko położonych, krótkich strumieni, których źródła położone są na wysokości ok. 545-530 m n.p.m. w niewielkiej dolince, na północno-zachodnim zboczu Skalnika, nazywanym "Wilczyskiem", poniżej Przełęczy pod Średnicą, na obszarze Rudawskiego Parku Krajobrazowego. Strumienie w górnym biegu płyną w kierunku północnym niewielką, niezalesioną doliną. Na wysokości 520 m n.p.m. przed lasem strumienie łączą się w potok. Dalej między wzniesieniami spływa wąską zalesioną doliną w kierunku miejscowości Gruszków, następnie przepływa przez Karpniki. Przyjmuje wiele drobnych bezimiennych strumieni. W dolnej części potok, przekraczając granice Gruszkowa, kieruje się na północny zachód i wśród łąk i Karpnickich Stawów płynie w kierunku ujścia do Karpnickiego Potoku. Uchodzi na poziomie ok. 360 m n.p.m. na wschód od wzniesienia Bucznik.

Potok odwadnia wschodnią część Wzgórz Karpnickich. Jego koryto jest kamienisto-żwirowe. W większości swojego biegu  płynie otwartym terenem, jest nieuregulowany, o wartkim prądzie wody.

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Norway is next in our tour of Europe for this year's Eurovision. Norway has had mixed results and is probably one of the countries with the most volatile Eurovision history. They have won 3 times, but they have gotten last place 11 times (4 of which they got nul points) which is the most of any other country (on both negative remarks). But even with their last place finishes, Alexander Rybak remains one of the most successful Eurovision winners and still holds the record for most points won ever in the contest. Since their last place finish 3 years ago, Norway has done relatively good winning 8th last year and 4th the year before.
First off, Mørland's voice in this song is just epic. If he can sing like that live then it will definitely bring the audience. And if the two of them can harmonize properly on stage then Norway has a good shot of being top ten again this year. The song itself has a very weird music video and it will be exciting to see what happens on the stage itself. I think the stage performance will either make or break this performance.


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Made-in-BC Treatment as Prevention strategy recognized locally, nationally and globally
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Elsa Schiaparelli was the first designer to utilize trompe l'oeil in her designs in the 20's and 30's, but Roberta di Camerino popularized this style in the 60's with her clothing, handbags, men's ties, and umbrellas. Giuliana Coen Camerino who founded the Venetian based house, passed away at the age of 89 in 2010. She created the name for her fashion house from the 1935 film "Roberta'' starring Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, and her husband's family name. Di Camerino won a Neiman Marcus Fashion Award in 1956 in recognition of the success and influence of her handbags in cut velvet which often featured trompe l'oeil buckles and flaps and were carried by such as Elizabeth Taylor and Grace Kelly.
Her designs were widely copied and although this upset her, Coco Chanel reassured her, telling her not to cry about being copied, but to 'cry the day they don't copy you', Her talents were recognized by the Whitney Museum of American Art with an exhibit in 1980. Another exhibition of her work was held at the Museum at FIT in late 1999. In 2011, the Palazzo Fortuny in Venice honored her work with an exhibition, "The Color Revolution".
There were the ubiquitous trompe l'oeil t-shirts from the 70's (remember the ones with the tuxedo designs?), Lagerfeld's infamous 'shower head' dress, a number of outstanding versions from the late trick master Franco Moschino in the 80's, and then in the 90's, Christian Francis Roth made a name for himself with his whimsical trompe l'oeil suits and dresses. Jean Paul Gaultier has also dabbled in this art.
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The Awesome, Inspiring world of Per Westman.
Per Westman presents two very different characters. Firstly the stagehand - a simple man, shy and out of place, who is forced onto the stage where he confronts his nerves and nerdiness to triumph over all his fears. Secondly the star - cool, calm and confident, 'the consummate professional', he craves the adoration of the audience and knows exactly how to get it!
The reluctant stagehand is thrown on stage and told to keep the audience amused, and he certainly does. With the charm of Charlie Chaplin and the persistence of the accident prone Mr Bean, our courageous hero keeps the audience well entertained.
Meanwhile backstage, the minutes tick by as the promoter first locates the star then has him rushed to the theatre. Just when it seems certain the show will have to come to a premature end (after an incident involving our heroic stagehand and a wayward bowling ball) the star arrives. The show shifts from clumsy to clever, mayhem to amazing.
Per Westman: For over twelve years as both performer and teacher, Per has toured extensively in Australia and overseas with Circus Oz. He has also worked with Festival Circus and The Leaping Loonies. As a freelance artist he has performed for various shopping centres, TV commercials, parades, festivals and company events. He is a founding member of the Flying Fruit Fly Circus and currently working with them as a teacher. Per's skills include physical comedy/clowning, juggling, plate spinning, tumbling, unicycling, stilt-walking and balancing.
Dynamic, very entertaining one person show - made students laugh out loud. A talented Physical Comedian - reminiscent of Mr Bean.
Annette Balfour. K-6. Scotts Head Public School. NSW. June 2018.
Outstanding performance! Students and staff were engaged, amazed and thoroughly entertained. Held the attention of 4 year olds to 60 year olds. Well done!
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Very Funny performance. Well Planned. There was alot of physical comedy and juggling tricks. Audience engagement was very high- no boredom. Great props and characterisations. (Per) was fabulous! Very funny and exciting. He spoke clearly and at an appropriate level. He had great projection!
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Leslie and Michael have been without a kitchen for well over a month. And as of yesterday no powder room too.
But let's go back to mid June. With the kids away at camp it was time to open the house to the great outdoors. The kitchen wall needed to come down along with the family room wall to create that beautiful open floor plan we are striving for. But first the Master Bedroom on the second story above had to be braced with metal beams and supports. This turned into an all day affair!
By 4 PM the mission was accomplished with no cracks in any ceilings. Not even a nail pop! And the weather cooperated too. It was a good day!
With the walls down tarps went up to keep the outside out (sort of). Now on to opening up the other walls and ceiling in the existing kitchen down to the studs. Why? It's time to run the plumbing, electrical, and come up with a lighting design for this new, much larger, kitchen.
But first we visited the granite yard… my candy store. Leslie and Michael met me June 27th. Our goal was to find a strikingly dramatic granite for the island. I had the cabinet and quartz (going on the perimeter cabinets) samples with me along with the beautiful tile for the splash. After narrowing it down to 3 slabs we came up with a winner! But, the tile splash was not working. The color was off and I knew I needed to reselect. Even though the splash was to be installed over the quartz counter the look was not right anymore. A few days later I met with Leslie and showed her another tile. With their approval on the tile I needed to make on more stop. The granite slab was already purchased by the fabricator. So off to Mt. Airy I went with the new tile and cabinet samples. It's funny how the second choice is usually the best choice! The new tile looked wonderful with the granite. Whew!
My foreman on the job, Matt, drew on the sub flooring in the kitchen where the new kitchen cabinets will be including the island. This is crucial in terms of placement of 'work' lighting, 'table' lighting, 'ambient' lighting and pendants. Do we go with 2 pendants or 3? Should they be straight across the island or on a curve to mimic the counters? And it was about this time that my plans for skylights over the kitchen table were not to be. The line of the roof extending from the new screened porch took up more space then was previously anticipated. My original thoughts for lighting in this space will have to be adjusted. Leslie and I met with the electrician July 7th. We wrapped things up in an hour. Leslie was very excited!!
Then the old wood floors came up…what a mess.
Before the new "stain in place" floors are installed Leslie, Michael, and I needed to get the wall colors decided. We are seeing a light at the end of the tunnel!
Leslie thought she might like to have wallpaper in the powder room…good idea! With wallpaper books and my paint deck in hand I arrived to their house and used the huge stacks of unfinished wood planks as my desk. The wood floors arrived but needed to 'acclimate' for several days to the space where they will be laid to expand or contract before installation.
After pursuing several different "looks" Leslie chose a beautiful color for the kitchen walls that will compliment the granite and splash rather then contrast. We needed to think about the family room walls as well. With the wall down between both rooms and the family room wall color (a pretty sage green) not changing where do we end the green and start the kitchen color? The new backwall of the kitchen runs right into the family room.
I decided a wide piece of molding running vertically down the wall where the kitchen ceiling starts was the answer. This new molding will be painted the trim color and act as a 'divider' between the 2 rooms thus allowing 2 paint colors.
With the walls painted and the wood floors installed a stain for the floors needed to be chosen. Because the floors shouldn't be walked on after the stain process and the odor is quite strong we recommended Leslie and Michael take a little vacation. With their son (their daughter is still at camp and Silo is at the kennel) Michael and Leslie took a week off from the 'construction zone' and left the stain choice up to me. After choosing, I had a Facetime call with them for their approval. Can you pick which one we chose?
The floors are being stained now and cabinets go in next week! My next blog will be the big reveal! Stay tuned… it's going to be gorgeous!
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For our Tot School Complete Curriculum set this week on our TPT shop, we will be featuring our My Body thematic unit!
Here are the Weekly Lesson Plans for My Body. It includes all the books we read together, sensory bins, fine motor and gross motor activities, snack ideas and other fun things we did throughout the week. This could be field trips, extra books, songs we sang, etc.
In this sensory bin, we had orzo pasta, Mrs. Potato Head, and fine motor tools.
1. Build Mr. or Mrs. Potato Head.
2. Play freely with his/her parts.
3. Play pretend by giving him/her a voice.
In this sensory bin, we used dry yellow rice, the Make a face printable from our printables set, and fine motor tools.
1. Put the printable pieces together to make a face.
2. Name each part of the face.
In this sensory bin, we played with purple shredded paper, matching hearts from our printables set, and fine motor tools.
1. Match each set of hearts.
2. Discuss where our heart is located in our body.
In this sensory bin, we used rainbow water beads and our feet!
1. Walk on the rainbow water beads.
2. Step carefully... it can get slippery!
In this sensory bin, we played with dry black beans, Body Part Hunt printable from our printables set, and fine motor tools.
1. Put the body part pieces together.
2. Name each body part.
**The printables set includes a template for a boy and a girl.
For this fun activity, we gathered some dry pasta in different shapes and made a face that had eyes, eyebrows, a nose and cute smile!
Here, we simply painted her hands, placed them on the construction paper, talked about what helping hands do and gave some examples.
Aria loved getting back to the basics with this teddy bear. She enjoyed coloring him with crayons (we don't do this often but will be doing more soon!) and getting to dress him up with his custom-made shirt and pants!
This little girl right here LOVES to "bailar" (dance). What a better way to incorporate gross motor skills and learning about her body than to dance? We put on some music and she got jamming! I encouraged her to make some skeleton poses, too, like in Vampirina (one of her favorite shows).
Aria is improving her coordination and balance skills (slowly but we're getting there lol). So, this week I wanted to see how well she can run and kick and the same time. She did so well and had lots of fun trying to make a goal with the "pelota" (ball).
This was such a fun game to play! We played Green Light when I told her to "correr" (run) and Red Light when I told her to "parar" (stop). After a few minutes, SHE started playing the game and telling me "corre" and STOP!
Getting dressed is becoming an everyday routine and this girl LOVES putting on her "medias" (socks) and "zapatos" (shoes) all by herself!


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JanSport was founded in 1967 in Seattle by Murray Pletz, his wife Janice "Jan" Lewis (for whom the company is named), and his cousin Skip Yowell. Since that time, JanSport became the defacto pack for kids everywhere from primary school through high school.
JanSport came to us with a challenge: How can we retain brand loyalty as those kids go on to college and into early adulthood? And do that without alienating our younger base?
The answer was not "marketing" in the traditional sense. To connect with Millennials, it was critical to be true to who JanSport is as a brand, while making it more relevant to an older audience. We had to be authentic.
JanSport has always had an independent spirit. They stand for freedom and discovery and believe that life is about experiences, and in turn make products that allow you to go wherever life takes you– even on a whim.
We created a platform for the brand: Live Outside. The idea was to stay true to our heritage, but to identify ourselves with experiences more relevant to millennials– art, music and a more urban lifestyle.
For the last three years we have produced real world events and experiences, and created branded content from those events. Then we amplified that content through paid and earned media.
In the first year, we spent a week traveling in an RV with The Stone Foxes as the band made its way from San Francisco to Austin for SXSW. For the last two years, we have connected with street artists in Brooklyn, San Francisco and Sao Paulo to help us bring the beauty of street art to the urban landscape.
We followed the artists as they painted huge murals on once empty building walls. We captured their process from concept to creation to celebration. Once completed, we put on a giant party featuring bands like Painted Palms, Rubblebucket and The Boogarins and invited the neighborhood, their friends, influencers and other nice people to join us. And we paid for all their beer.
Each year we captured over 100 hours of video, thousands of still images and lots of amazing stories. We then put this content together in the form of video, pre-roll, gifs, vines, instagrams, and partnered with media companies like Buzzfeed, Devour, deviantART and Reddit to keep that content coming throughout the year.
Last year, we produced 25 short episodic videos, along with content feeding into JanSport's social and digital properties, as well as paid and earned media. We far exceeded our goals for the year. And we had a lot of fun.