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Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616
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Vols. 21-27 issued under the sponsorship of the Modern language association of America
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v. 1. Romeo and Juliet. 1871.--v. 2. Macbeth. 1873.--v. 3-4. Hamlet. 1877.--v. 5. King Lear. 1880.--v. 6. Othello. [c1886]--v. 7. The merchant of Venice. 1888.--v. 8. As you like it. 1890.--v. 9. The tempest. 1892.--v. 10. A midsummer night's dreame. 1895.--v. 11. The winter's tale. 1898.--v. 12. Much adoe about nothing. 1899.--v. 13. Twelfe night, or, What you will. 1901.--v. 14. Loues labour's lost. 1904.--[v. 15] The tragedie of Anthonie, and Cleopatra. 1907.--[v. 16] The tragedy of Richard the Third: with the landing of Earle Richmond, and the battell at Bosworth field. 1908.--[v. 17] The tragedie of Ivlivs Cæsar. 1913.--[v. 18] The tragedie of Cymbeline. 1913.--[v. 19] The life and death of King John. 1919.--[v. 20] The tragedie of Coriolanus. 1928.--[v. 21] Henry the Fourth, pt. 1. 1936.--[v. 22] The phoenix and the turtle. A lover's complaint. 1938.--[v. 23] The second part of Henry the Fourth. 1940.--[v. 24-25] The sonnets. 1944.--[v. 26] Troilus and Cressida. 1953.--[v. 27] The life and death of King Richard the Second. 1955
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Every morning seems to be more difficult than the last. Bodies were aching and there was definitely some grumbling as everyone started the day off. As we got our gear ready in a semi-conscious state, we planned our day of surveying that we had discussed the night before. After a brief discussion of the importance of replication in our experimental design, we headed out to Reef 44 in the North Bay of Kaneohe Bay. We saw a couple green sea turtles along the way, with Team Leader Ryan taking the helm of the UHMB boat. The weather cleared up just as we got to the reef, and we were over the side as soon as we could get our fins on.
The edge of the reef looked beautiful in the sunlight, as schools of small parrotfish and tiny domino damselfish nibbled at algae. All the difficulties from the morning just melted away as soon as we were back on the reef. Grumbles quickly turned into jovial giggles and Ryan, Liz and I were soon quipping back and forth and having a jolly time. Our data collection went swimmingly (pause for laughter) and we even spotted one of our urchins in a sediment trap!
Sadly though, we were seeing quite a few coral colonies that look unhealthy and are starting to bleach. I made sure to snag some pictures to pass along to other researchers.
Soon, we were all finished on the reef and were headed back by 1:20pm. After cleaning up, showering, and a quick cat nap, we headed to the classroom for an interesting and informative presentation by Matt Iacchei on two spiny lobster species found in Hawai`i. Dr. Hunter had the privilege of being our demonstration lobster, and Dr. Iacchei made a smart move by supplying us with M&M's to keep us awake.
For dinner, I made baked ziti using my mom's special secret recipe…which is mostly cheese and noodles. It went really well and everyone seemed to enjoy it. I ate until I was about to burst. It was definitely time for a heavy carbo-load so we can be energized for another busy day of data collection tomorrow!
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March roars into Sage Day Middle School with the 8th grade transition program with students from the Sage Day High Schools in Rochelle Park and Boonton engaging in team building activities and conversations that help get our students ready for the transition to high school. The Arts Festival highlighting music and art presented by students will be held the evening of March 13th. A Tricky Tray Fundraiser and the Book Fair will also be highlights of that evening. Student work from the academic areas will also be on display. The Arts Festival is a unique way of showcasing student talent in the arts.
One of our seniors took the initiative and placed orders for "Senior Tee-Shirts." Sage Dayforest green color with the student's name on the back with the number '13 indicating the year they are graduating. Students loved their shirts and put them on as soon as they received them. Rochelle Park is preparing for our Arts Festival on April 26th, all band songs will be finalized during the first week of March. Signups and auditions for all "non-band performances," such as skits and poetry readings are during this month as well. By March 22, all acts are finalized and no changes can be made.The shirts were ordered in our
We have made the March lunch menu available on the Sage Day website. The Plaza restaurant has been extremely gracious in accommodating food requests.
SPECIAL LUNCH…YOU ASKED, WE LISTENED!
Courtesy of your Sage Day Boonton Student Council March 21st will be MAC & CHEESE Day! The Student Council, in cooperation with staff, has made this available at no cost for EVERYONE. Mac & Cheese, green salad and water with be provided. There will be no restaurant delivery that day, you may still bring your own lunch if your prefer. Thank you Student Council!
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import React, { Component } from 'react'
import { connect } from 'react-redux'
import Standings from './Standings'

@connect(mapStateToProps)
class Connected extends Component {
  render() {
    return (
      <Standings {...this.props} />
    )
  }
}

function mapStateToProps() {
  return (state) => ({
    loading: state.standings.loading
  })
}

export default Connected

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Q: Problems when importing factor variables from Stata using readstata13 package I have a very odd problem. I'm importing some factor variables from Stata into R using readstata13 package. The imported labels/levels look ok, but they change when removing factor class. Here is the Stata description of the variable (here is the data for reproducibility):

Notice some labels are missing (UPDATE: actually, they are not missing. Rather, they are filled with a space, an odd way the coder used to highlight missing label). Notice also variable value 13 has 7 observations.
So I import the data in R and check levels and frequency. All fine:

Then I remove the levels using as.integer() (or as.numeric()), but things mess up. In particular values 11, 12 and 13. Notice now 11 has 7 observations, rather than 13:

The problem remains, regarding of read.dta13 options related to factors. I tried the second suggestion in this answer, using the following code, but did not work (most likely because only two values have labels):
labname <- get.label.name(data,"J_Itm1")
labtab <- get.label(data, labname)
table(get.origin.codes(data$J_Itm1, labtab))

Any idea how to solve the problem?

A: It seems the problem is that the package readstata13 recreates factor values in R, without keeping the order of those in Stata.
The "solution" was to not import levels from Stata. This can be achieved using the convert.factors = FALSE option. Although not an optimal solution, it works for me because I do not need factor levels in the first place. I raised an issue in the package's website to see potential solutions.

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The St. Joseph High School Cadets are one of the most highly decorated programs in Connecticut high school football history, having won a total of 14 state championships which is second all time (1980, '81, '82, '83, '84, '88, '89, '90, '09, '10, '13, '14, '17. '18) since a state playoff system was instituted in 1976. In 2018, St. Joseph won the Connecticut Class M State Championship with a 70-18 victory over Berlin at Finn Stadium in Shelton. It was the sixth state title in ten years for the Cadets, who also won the Class SS State Championship in 2009, Class S State Championship in 2010 and 2017, and Class M in 2013, 2014 and 2018. Nicknamed the "Hogs" since the early 1980's, the current Head Coach is Joe DellaVecchia, who took over the program in 1998.
2019 St. Joseph High School Varsity Team
DellaVecchia is a graduate of St. Joseph (1981), a former player under Coach Ed McCarthy, and has earned the unique distinction of winning a state championship as a player, an assistant coach, and a head coach at the same school. Former head coaches of the Cadets include the aforementioned McCarthy (three state titles at St. Joe's), and Christy Hayes (five state titles at St. Joe's). McCarthy has the most victories in Connecticut football history at the time of his retirement and has won four additional state titles. Hayes is retired from his position as Athletic Director of Wilton HS. Both McCarthy and Hayes are members of the SJ Hall of Fame.
Legend of the Hog
The formal mascot of St. Joseph High School is the Cadet. But for the past 31 seasons, the football team has been known as the Hogs.
How did they become the Hogs? It all started on a cold, frigid, fall morning; October 25th, 1980 to be exact. St. Joe's, which was ranked #4 in the state football polls at that time, was hosting a strong Stratford team; and had a showdown with arch rival and #3 ranked Fairfield Prep the following week.
Heavy winds and rain were in the forecast. The field would be a muddy mess, nearly unplayable – it had very little grass to begin with. Coach Ed McCarthy came into the locker room to discuss the possibility of postponing the game, and the affects a short week of practice sandwiched between games with two of our biggest and toughest rivals would have on the team. As he started to talk, he was abruptly interrupted with a loud protest from the back of the locker room, "We are Hogs, and we love to play in the mud!"
The game was played that morning, in a monsoon no less. St. Joe's won 20-0. Following the game a new battle cry was heard for the remainder of the season, "We are the Hogs, and the Hogs are great!"
With their bruising running game, complimented by a creative passing attack and a tenacious defense, this 1980 team represented the best attributes of the wily hog; and they went on to win the school's first football state championship ever! Football purists and genuine St. Joe's fans felt comfortable with the Hog, and the Hog had won it all – and thus, HOG MANIA was born!
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Niger: Justice maintains the criminal record of the opponent Hama Amadou
November 12, 2020 Geraldine Boechat News 0
The opposition leader was sentenced on 13 March 2017 to a year in prison for handling children in particular. Impossible to erase this sentence from Hama Amadou's criminal record, writes the president of the Court of Appeal of Niamey in a letter. Hama Amadou's lawyer rejects his arguments and fears a manoeuvre to prevent his client from standing as a presidential candidate.
In a letter dated 9 November last and addressed to Hama Amadou's lawyer, the former president of the Niamey Court of Appeal, Daouda Samna, the President of the Court of Appeal of Niamey considers that it is not possible to rectify the criminal record of the opponent. Hama Amadou's conviction is "final", he said.
Mr. Samna, who has already replied Tuesday, believes that the letter from the president of the Court of Appeal has no legal value. "It is not up to the president to accept or refuse to correct the criminal record. According to the law, when the president receives a request, he has the obligation to communicate this request to the public prosecutor's office, the public prosecutor's office and to appoint a rapporteur. Once this is done, the case is judged. Even if he considers that my request is unfounded, it should be stated in a court decision, not in a letter.''
When he was contacted, he stated that he was still awaiting a response from the courts to his request for the rectification of Hama Amadou's criminal record.
For him, the challenge is to draw a line under Hamah Amadou's judicial past. Indeed, the electoral code stipulates that any person sentenced to one year in prison or more cannot be registered on the lists and therefore cannot stand. So this letter from the president of the Court of Appeal, "outside the legal procedures," he said, makes him fear for the upcoming elections.
"I have serious concerns about the conduct of the elections. Nigeriens must be allowed the freedom to choose the person they want. We must not use legal tricks to prevent candidates from running».
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18 May 2011 by Mark Westall
Say What You Want, Cos' this is a New Art School Jotta.com
A big thanks to Jotta for the following article you can read more thoughts on art and stuff over at their critical dialogue area.
Writer and curator George Vasey discusses the threshold between the semi-privacy of the institution and the wider pressures of the economy outside it, in light of the recent ideological cuts to arts and humanities by the coalition, and the subsequent occupations and protests.
"Anything that you wanna do, any place that you wanna go?Don't need permission for everything that you want"
Paul Weller.
Most days walking down Charing Cross Road you can see a group of art and fashion students congregated outside the foyer of Central Saint Martins.
The studied stances acting in static contrast to the efficient stream of harassed Londoners walking to work and shopping. The small group of students hanging around after lectures are performing. The content of their performance is surplus time, a moment of inefficiency amidst the human traffic. Surplus time often seems in short supply in London; whilst the exhausted Londoner has internalised the rhythm of the office within the wider mechanisms of the market, the art students contest their eventual engagement with that same market.
The students occupy a threshold between the semi-privacy of the institution and the wider pressures of the economy outside it. This semi-privacy gives the group a certain autonomy and space to make mistakes and to say silly things, rehearsing modes of address that contribute to creating a fertile environment for innovation. I remember specifically a tutor at Newcastle University mischievously telling me that I could 'drink a pint of beer and call it performance art,' and that it was his job to quantify it as such. This institutional permissiveness breeds a particular strain of self-determinism. It is freedom played out for its own sake, a wide open space for the student to stake out their own territory and preparation for the post institutional practice, that is defined internally rather than shaped externally by the market.
Art colleges are as, Nicholas Serota, recently put, 'laboratories of creativity', but rather than testing forms of bacteria, students test forms of expression.
Of course their is no empirical way of measuring expressive and aesthetic content and as such it serves no immediate function within society. Rather, art colleges generate ideas with possibility and forms of potential that the art students have to protect in their emergent practices. What makes the right conditions for this 'formal bacteria' to breed is difficult to predict as it relies on a set of circumstances aligning, whether it is Black Mountain College, Goldsmiths or the Dusseldorf academy, art schools isolate discussion within a discursive framework to promote criticality and engender an ability to make yourself visible. It is a curious situation that is on one side inward facing and hermetic and on the other side a preparation for public discourse within a highly individualistic economy.
Image: The Orb project by Melis Van Den Berg
'The Orb project', by the recent Slade School of Art graduate Melis Van Den Berg offers a sly comment on this apprehension. 'The Orb' operates as a site of production and display, the Orb is at once a framing device for the 'paraphernalia of the studio', and a mode of transport to validate this studio process within the wider public arena of the gallery system.
Historically there are two types of art school, the Bauhaus (an investment in creativity and imagination) and the academic model (a belief in talent and development of skill), Thierry De Duve in 'When Form has Become Attitude -And Beyond', suggests that both models are obsolete. The binary of educational systems built on industrial notions of labour, and ghettoised notions of creativity are giving way to convergent and independent models that explore the relationships between departments and across disciplines.
The practice of Anton Vidokle, can be seen as particularly influential in this respect, as the instigator of E-flux (online journal), United Nations Plaza (pop-up independent art school) and Time/Bank (time as capital), Vidokle's career has manoeuvred around strategies of independent and alternative forms of generating and disseminating discourse. Artschool/UK, a conference/exhibition platform for discussion and workshops was shown last year at Cell Project Space and Whitechapel Gallery picks up similar themes.
These discussions are framed by the recent ideological cuts to arts and humanities by the coalition, and the subsequent occupations and protests. It is no coincidence that art students formed the first collective response to the cuts. The recent student occupations and protests illustrated the conditions that are so threatened by the cuts, a highly convergent and enterprising student body that in response to the cuts, parasite the institutions and generate content. It is this energy and community that has been fostered at art school and given us so much innovation of the last forty years or so. The emergent art world has always run on a basic dichotomy of individualism and the support structures of collaboration. Artists have often understood that to incubate forms of potential away from the volatile market you have to develop support systems; a capital based on renewable and de-centralised sources such as knowledge and skills sharing.
The artist run space is the historical model of such activity, and The Woodmill, the soon to be vacated rabbit warren of studios, galleries, projects spaces and educational projects in Bermondsey offers a prime example of a network of graduate artists working as a single agency to maintain and support divergent practices. When I graduated in Fine Art from Newcastle University, I remember thinking that you needed three things as an artist; time, money and space. You can can subtract one or two conditions from the three but not all of them, and the various modes of collaboration and enterprise culture illustrated by successive generations of artists are an attempt to create and maintain these vital conditions beyond the semi-privacy of the educational institution and into a public arena.
Raqs Media put it best, "Perhaps a school or the idea of a school as a condition of learning, of being open to discourse and discovery, can also be seen as something we might carry with us wherever we go, whatever we do."
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Fundação Olin, conhecida em inglês como Franklin W. Olin Foundation ou Olin Foundation, nome que recebeu aos ser fundada  em 1938 pelo milionário Franklin W. Olin, era uma instituição privada filantrópica norte-americana que encerrou suas atividades em 2005. O filho de Franklin, John M. Olin, também organizou uma fundação, a Fundação John M. Olin, que, por razões independentes, também foi dissolvida em 2005.

História

Franklin W. Olin era um engenheiro milionário que fazia doações para fins educacionais que incluiam um prédio para aulas de Engenharia Química no campus central da Universidade Cornell e uma Escola Secundária Vocacional em Alton, Illinois. Durante a criação da fundação, Olin passou o controle da futura Corporação Olin para seus filhos, Spencer e John e doou as ações para a instituição. "O velho homem tirou do jogo suas bolinhas de gude", tradução livre para "The old man then took his marbles out of the game" da revista Fortune ao descrever a transação. "Ele arremessou seu capital para dentro de uma fundação de caridade. . . . Se os rapazes não quiserem que o controle da companhia passe para a fundação após a morte dele, terão que ganhar dinheiro para recomprar as ações de volta". Os filhos de Olin fizeram isso e deixaram 50 milhões de dólares na fundação   e a instituição se tornou uma das maiores do país.

Após a morte de Olin em 1951, três curadores — Charles L. Horn, um sócio empresarial de Olin; o promotor de tributos James O. Wynn e o consultor financeiro Ralph Clark— continuaram com o mesmo programa de concessões idealizado por Olin: financiaram prédios para estudos acadêmicos e arcaram com custos das instalações que incluiam equipamentos e mobiliários. Não foram contratados terceiros e o programa foi administrado pela própria curadoria. Subsidiaram escolas vocacionais no Sul segregacionista requisitando a integração racial.

Na década de 1970, novos membros para a curadoria foram eleitos: o executivo empresarial Carlton T. Helming, o advogado Lawrence W. Milas e outro executivo, William B. Horn (filho do membro antecessor Charles). Horn e Helming mais tarde foram substituidos por William Norden e William Schmidt. Todos continuaram com os programas de filantropia até 1997. De 1938 a 1997, a Fundação Olin distribuiu fundos para 78 prédios em 58 instituições, incluindo o F. W. Olin Hall da Universidade de Denver e a Olin Fine Arts Center da Faculdade Washington e Jefferson. "Nós sempre procuramos apoiar escolas de ciência e engenharia pois o Senhor Olin fora um engenheiro" afirmou Milas.

Faculdade Olin

Na década de 1990, o comando da Fundação Olin começou a se questionar sobre a perpetuação da intenção de doar do fundador em relação às gerações seguintes. "Nós nos preocupamos sobre como continuar a encontrar pessoas comprometidas com o programa de concessões, que não tivessem suas próprias agendas ou suas próprias experiências, que não tentasse mudar tudo a sua volta", disse Milas. "Com a escalada dos custos de construção, quão teríamos que ser capazes para sustentar o programa? Nos estávamos limitados ao que tinha que ser uma fundação privada. Como poderíamos continuar sendo importantes se não pudéssemos aumentar substancialmente nosso patrimônio?".

A curadoria avaliou as opções e decidiu propor uma ideia que Olin sugerira na década de 1940: a de fundar uma nova faculdade. Em 1997, eles custearam a Faculdade de Engenharia Franklin W. Olin a partir de uma doação inicial de 200 milhões de dólares. Milas foi o primeiro presidente mas, mais tarde, contratou Richard Miller para ser seu sucessor no cargo e em período integral. A faculdade abriu em 2001 e teve a primeira turma em 2002. Em 2005, a fundação foi dissolvida e transferiu seu patrimônio contábil, cerca de 250 milhões de dólares, para a faculdade.

Ligações Externas
Site oficial da Faculdade Olin
Artigo em inglês da revista Philanthropy

Fundações dos Estados Unidos

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Have Sarri's Chelsea reached their mental limit?
Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri said after Sunday's 2-0 defeat by Everton that his team had reached a "limit" – and that could be true in more ways than one.
The Italian was referring to the difference between his side's first-half performance, which he described as "probably the best 45 minutes of the season", and their second-half display, in which he suggested that a regularly occurring "mental block" occurred.
But perhaps the limit could also apply to his managerial capabilities – after all this is not the first time the 60-year-old has referred to his team's temperament this season.
And it may yet be the actual limit of Chelsea's Premier League top-four ambitions – which would mean they needed to win the Europa League to qualify for next season's Champions League.
Faced with a crucial game in hand against Marco Silva's side, who had not beaten a top-six team since January 2017, the visitors capitulated in the second half at Goodison Park.
It was a fourth away defeat in five games since the turn of the year – only Fulham have a worse record – and another example of Chelsea being unable to respond if they go behind.
The loss leaves Sarri's side in sixth place in the Premier League, three points behind fourth-placed Arsenal, and facing difficult questions as to whether Sarri is the right man to snap them out of their funk.
After a first half where Eden Hazard hit the post and Ross Barkley bossed midfield despite constant boos from his former team's supporters, Chelsea produced a second-half display that was inexplicable to Sarri, although Everton should be credited with a huge upturn in their performance.
"It is difficult for the players to explain the change to me," the former Napoli manager said of the contrast in halves. "It is very difficult for me to explain the change to you. Probably it is a mental block, I think.
Sarri has previously been critical of his players' mentality this season, singling out Hazard at one point despite the Belgian having had a hand in 48% of Chelsea's Premier League goals.
However, there is a huge stumbling block to that solution: Chelsea's two-year transfer ban, which the club are appealing against.
Fortunately, he will have the services of £58m winger Christian Pulisic and 40 other players on loan to choose from. That is tempered by Hazard's potential departure to Real Madrid and the continuation of Bayern Munich's pursuit of teenage winger Callum Hudson-Odoi, who handed in a transfer request in January over a lack of playing time.
Asked if he was worried about his side's top-four hopes, he said: "If you are speaking about the second half you are right. If we play like the second half in the last eight matches then we are in trouble to arrive in the top four.
Sarri might be buoyed by Chelsea's first-half display, which was impressive, but the crucial aspect was they did not score.


It was a powerful and emotional experience to hang this show. 365 individual paintings hung on the walls of the American Swedish Institute are honored individually and collectively as part of the generative work I produced over the span of one year. Also include in the show is the 100 days of metal work (that was finished along side one painting a day and) that ultimately led to my diversion into metal sculpture.
One can visibly witness the progression from one day to the next as creative ideas live and evolve and circle back again and again over time. It is also not lost on me that it took all of this work to make it possible for me to open-up enough to begin exploring and producing personal, expressive sculpture work.
Show is on view through August 7, 2018 in the Benson Gallery.


Lee Thomas is Co-Founder and Chairman of the Virtuous Leadership Institute, North America. Mr. Thomas has been in business and the healthcare industry for 30 years, and was co-founder and President of two medical service companies. Currently, Mr. Thomas leads a sales and strategic marketing agency, he founded in 2009, serving the medical device industry. Mr. Thomas is a part-time Affiliate Instructor at Loyola University Maryland Sellinger School of Business and Management.
Trained as an anthropologist and organizational psychologist, Cameron Thompson worked in the education sector for 10 years, during which time he served as Dean of Students and organizational development consultant, as well as in curriculum design and teaching. Mr. Thompson is a doctoral candidate in Human & Organizational Psychology, specializing in leadership and moral development, and over the last decade, he has worked with individuals and organizations to develop effective and innovative approaches to character formation and leadership training.
As Senior Managing Director of Colliers International in Greater Phoenix, Bob Mulhern oversees commercial brokerage operations with more than 100 real estate professionals. Bob is a co-founder and Chairman of the Board of GreatHearts Academies Arizona, a Charter Management Organization that educates over 11,000 students in 22 Arizona charter schools. Bob has been married to his wife, Tina, for over 30 years and they have nine children.
Ryan Hanning is a Professor of Theology and Catholic Studies at the University of Mary. Prior, he led University of Mary's unprecedented partnership with Arizona State University and continues to consult for several Universities, non-profits and Catholic apostolates. In addition to teaching and consulting, he writes and speaks internationally on education, theology, ethics and Virtuous Leadership. Dr. Hanning has extensive experience in higher education and in-depth knowledge of non-profit operations. Dr. Hanning currently homesteads in Tennessee with his beautiful wife Rebecca, and their nine well socialized homeschooled children.
Jeff convocated from the University of Saskatchewan with a B.Sc. in Kinesiology focused in Exercise and Sports Studies. He has been involved with СCO – a university student movement based in Canada - for the past 25 years, first as a student leader, then as the Saskatoon Regional Director (1999-2000), and currently as President and CEO (2001-). Jeff has been involved in the leadership and organization of many national and international events and conferences for young people. He has also served on, or is currently a member of, a number of boards and international committees relating to leadership, youth and faith. Jeff has spoken, written, and trained people throughout the world and can be found blogging at jefflockert.com on topics related to virtue and leadership. He has been married to Renée for more than 20 years and they have six children.


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Q: Auto create items to SharePoint list based days of a month In the SharePoint list, I have a column let's say "Month". I want that every month this list creates and displays as many items as there are days in that month in this column. Let's say July has 31 days. At the start of July, there will be 31 items in that list and every item displays one date, as the first item on a list is 07/01/2021 and the second one 07/02/2021, etc. until the last one is 07/31/2021. Is there any way to do this? I know the calendar exists but the rest of my intentions doesn't sit well with that.

A: You can achieve this using Power Automate. (Reference: Get Days of the Month)
Use the Recurrence trigger and set it to get executed every month.

Below is the complete flow.

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*Save the Start of the month in compose action.
startOfMonth(utcNow())

*Save the End of the month in the compose action.
subtractFromTime(startOfMonth(addToTime(outputs('StartofTheMonth'),1,'Month')),1,'Day')

*Initialize variable to set Start_Date as string and value of output #1 compose.

*Initialize an array - as array output of #1 compose. This is going to be used to loop through between the date range.

*

*Create Do Until loop - set 'StartDate' and compare output value with 'EndOfTheMonth' compose action i.e. #2 step

*Create compose action again to add 1 day into start date with expression as follows : addDays(variables('StartDate'),1)

*Now add action to set variable value of 'StartDate' from previous compose output.

*Add append to array variable - Select 'DateArray' with the value of 'StartDate' - This is going to append array variable.

*Loop through the DateArray and create items in the SharePoint list.

Items are created in the List as below.


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Q: Django admin static css not found with heroku foreman start locally...but pushed remote is fine When I run foreman start locally - I do not get the admin css loading from static...
but when its pushed remote its all working as expected!  doh.
I want my local foreman to mimic my remote instance...
heres my current settings.py for static stuffs:  ( can someone help? )
STATIC_ROOT = ''

# URL prefix for static files.
# Example: "http://media.lawrence.com/static/"
STATIC_URL = '/static'

# Additional locations of static files
STATICFILES_DIRS = (
    os.path.join(PROJECT_DIR, 'static'),
    # Put strings here, like "/home/html/static" or "C:/www/django/static".
    # Always use forward slashes, even on Windows.
    # Don't forget to use absolute paths, not relative paths.
)

# List of finder classes that know how to find static files in
# various locations.
STATICFILES_FINDERS = (
    'django.contrib.staticfiles.finders.FileSystemFinder',
    'django.contrib.staticfiles.finders.AppDirectoriesFinder',
#    'django.contrib.staticfiles.finders.DefaultStorageFinder',
)

A: Try modifying your STATIC_ROOT to let say project_path/static/ and run
python manage.py collectstatic

Heroku automatically runs collectstatic (if everything is set up correctly) :)
Hope it help!

A: Read about Serving Static Files in Development at the Django documentation for static files. It shows how to make Django serve the static files using your python app server.

A: Add to settings.py in your project:
STATIC_ROOT = 'staticfiles'

STATICFILES_DIRS = (
    os.path.join(BASE_DIR, 'static'),
)

Then add to wsgi.py in your project:
from dj_static import Cling
application = Cling(get_wsgi_application())

A: First, @Evgeny answer was a right answer. Following the link will get you the answer. But, I missed his answer at first because he didn't inline the relevant part. So, I just want to inline an option (with slightly differently solution than his -- two birds in one stone) here:
from django.contrib.staticfiles.urls import staticfiles_urlpatterns

urlpatterns = [
    url(r'^admin/', admin.site.urls),
    # your other urls
]

urlpatterns += staticfiles_urlpatterns()


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UCSF Research Team Shows that Mild Hypothermia in Deceased Organ Donors Improves Function in Kidney Transplant Recipients
UCSF Transplant Surgery - by Richard Barg - July 30, 2015
UCSF News reports on a just published study in the The New England Journal of Medicine in which mild hypothermia in deceased organ donors was found to significantly reduce delayed graft function in kidney transplant recipients compared with normal body temperature. The lead author of the study is Claus Niemann, MD, Professor of Anesthesia and Surgery at UCSF, and co-Director of the Ischemic Organ Injury Lab. The findings in the study could lead to an increase in the availability of kidneys for transplant. Mild hypothermia in deceased organ donors significantly reduces delayed graft [...]
UCSF Receives Grant to Improve Outcomes in Organ Donor Transplantation
UCSF Transplant Surgery - October 20, 2011
UCSF News reports on the award of a $2 million grant by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to a team led by Claus Niemann, MD, Associate Professor in the UCSF Department of Anesthesia and Perioperative Care and co-Director of the Ischemic Organ Injury Lab to improve outcomes in organ donor transplantation. The grant was awarded to Niemann and his collaborators including John Feiner, MD, as well as Ryutaro Hirose, MD, and John Roberts, MD, chief of the UCSF Transplant Service. Also collaborating on the project are the California Transplant Donor Network and Darren [...]
UCSF Liver Transplant Team Shares Expertise in Latin America
UCSF Transplant Surgery - - March 23, 2011
"Previously, Uruguay had tried to go it alone, but high mortality rates soon caused doctors to shut the program down. After their initial visit, the UCSF transplant team, including anesthesiologist Claus U. Niemann, MD (pictured first), and surgeons Ryutaro Hirose, MD (pictured second), and Peter Stock, MD, PhD, (pictured third) continued to consult with the team in Uruguay, guiding them through everything from patient selection procedures to the use of immunosuppressive medications following surgery. When it came time for Uruguayan doctors to conduct their first liver transplant [...]
The Wait for Life Highlights Organ Sharing Debate, with UCSF's Liver Transplant Service at the Center
UCSF Transplant Surgery - September 19, 2006
UCSF News reports on the the difficult choices that patients, families and doctors face because of the shortage of donated organs for transplantation. A difficult conundrum for the nation's transplant patients was aired September 22 when the news program California Connected featured UCSF's Liver Transplant Program. The story, produced by Jon Dann for public television stations KQED and KCET, highlights the difficult choices that patients, families and doctors face because of the shortage of donated organs for transplantation. Reporter Bob Jimenez pointed out that this shortage in one [...]


Are There Extra Penalties For A DWI With A Minor In The Car In New Jersey?
What Extra Penalties Will I Face For DWI With A Minor In The Car (NJSA 39:4-50.15(c)) In New Jersey?
Being charged with DWI with a minor in the car is a serious matter in New Jersey, and conviction will lead to sentencing enhancements by the court.
On top of a DUI conviction, you'll also be convicted of a disorderly persons offense, DWI With a Minor In The Car (N.J.S.A. 39:4-50.15(c)), and face potential penalties that can include six months in jail, $1000 in fines, a six month license suspension, and five days of community service.
You run the risk of additional charges, including Endangering the Welfare of a Child, which can carry a sentence of up to ten years.
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If you're planning a visit to the Grand Canyon, GET THERE EARLY! Even in late March and mid-November, outside tourist season, the park got crowded quickly. To avoid waiting in line at the entrance station, parking problems, and strangers in your scenic photos, get on the trail as early as you can. Note that I'm talking specifically about the South Rim here; the North Rim is only open May through November and is way less visited.
The Visitor Center opens at 8am during these times of year, so our goal was to park; walk, water, and snack the dog (while we hiked, since dogs aren't allowed on Grand Canyon trails, we had to leave her behind: on visit #1 she spent a couple hours in her cozy, well-ventilated crate in the shade, and she stayed in the Airstream on visit #2); and board the shuttle to the trailhead at 8. Our parking and hiking locations on visit #2 were walking-distance apart, so we got to skip the shuttle.
We've since learned that we don't need to wait for the Visitor Center to open to get started if we know what hike we're doing, so we're typically on the trail at the National Parks earlier than 8.
J and I wanted to stay in the National Park on Big Trip #2 to maximize our time there. We reserved a no-hookups RV campsite in Mather Campground the day before our arrival, but as we were heading toward the campground with the Airstream and dreading the cold night of boondocking, we changed our minds and grabbed a spot at the Trailer Village. It wasn't quite the serene nature scene we would have had at Mather, but we did have elk neighbors! And it was a short drive to Yavapai Lodge where we were surprised to find a great beer selection, both at the store and on tap at the Yavapai Tavern.
Cameron, AZ is the closest town to Grand Canyon National Park and it's still an hour's drive to the GCNP visitor center. We spent a night at the Cameron Trading Post RV Park, a characterless parking lot full of non-level sites across the highway from the cheesy Trading Post. The Trading Post has gifts and a restaurant, but no booze, because it's on a reservation, and that's the law.
Alternatively, you could drive up to the National Park from Flagstaff, a 90-minute drive. That's what we did on our first Big Trip.
On our first visit, we hiked the South Kaibab Trail, which is steeper and less crowded than the more popular Bright Angel Trail. To further get ahead of the crowds, we ran the three miles down into the canyon to Skeleton Point, and then hiked back up.
See the tiny river down there in the picture below? That's the Colorado, that (probably) carved out the Grand Canyon. Skeleton Point offers the first view of the river on the South Kaibab Trail after a three mile hike, and is the farthest you're supposed to go on a day hike. Bright Angel Trail doesn't show you the river until you've hiked six miles.
Since we did South Kaibab on visit #1, it made sense to hike Bright Angel on our second trip. We hiked down to Three Mile Resthouse and back up for a total of six miles. It was gorgeous, obviously, but we preferred South Kaibab's views.
I'm going to rant for a minute. The trail was very crowded, of course, even in November. The first mile or two were the worst, since many hikers just want to walk down into the canyon a little bit and not do a big climb back out. That's fine, I can deal with lots of people, if they're RESPECTFUL. We passed teenagers blaring crappy music from their phones like boomboxes as they walked, we passed people with a dog (yes, I love hiking with my dog too, but I respect the rules of the National Park), we passed groups spread across the trail who were snarky to us when we politely asked them to move over so we could get by them. The kids with the music were the worst–since the trail follows switchbacks up the canyon wall, there was no quickly escaping the music.
J and I agreed that this visit would be our last to Grand Canyon South Rim. It's sad to say that.
Dogs are not allowed on any trails in Grand Canyon NP except the Rim Trail, which is thirteen miles long, following the park road from viewpoint to viewpoint. Viewpoints are popular, and each has a shuttle stop serving it, so don't expect solitude. Bugsy enjoyed her walk and admired the view, but wished she could have gone on the real hike with us!


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I have to admit to entering into the South Boundary Trail with a little bit of trepidation...doubt...fear. All reports indicated that the trail was still under snow, and muddy, and choked with deadfall. and even if i surmounted those obstacles, I was almost guaranteed to spend an hour or so lost on the tangle of forest service roads at the 9 mile mark.
All of that proved to be wrong, wrong, wrong. The trail was in perfect shape. No snow, no mud. Only about four or five bits of deadfall. And we never took a wrong turn.
164, this is your mantra.
The trail starts out, as most do, with a climb. In the grand scheme of things, it is fairly gentle. And considering that you only put in about 900 feet of climbing before you descend for 3k, its even better.


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Night home game adds to Tatnall football fever
Hornets to bring in temporary lights for Sept. 30 meeting with Independent Conference rival Tower Hill
Night home game adds to Tatnall football fever Hornets to bring in temporary lights for Sept. 30 meeting with Independent Conference rival Tower Hill Check out this story on delawareonline.com: http://delonline.us/2bCMm46
Brad Myers, The News Journal Published 8:29 p.m. ET Aug. 17, 2016 | Updated 9:17 p.m. ET Aug. 17, 2016
Tatnall's Weymouth Field will be illuminated by temporary lights for the school's first night home football game Sept. 30 against Tower Hill.(Photo: BRAD MYERS/THE NEWS JOURNAL)Buy Photo
Friday night lights.
Every high school football player wants to play under them on their home field, but some in Delaware never get the chance.
That will change this season at Tatnall, which is revving up for what could be its best football season in years.
The Hornets return 14 seniors — a large football class for a small school — and all but one starter from last season. The exuberance will reach a fever pitch on Sept. 30, as temporary lights will be brought in to illuminate Tatnall's Weymouth Field for a 7 p.m. kickoff against Independent Conference rival Tower Hill.
It will be the first night home game in the school's history.
"It's something for the kids to get excited about, for the school community to get excited about," said Jody Russell, who is entering his 15th season as the Hornets' head coach.
Tatnall lit up the scoreboard last season, reaching at least 22 points in all but one game and averaging 34.8 per game. Everyone but quarterback Drew Kobasa returns, and Russell believes he has a capable QB replacement in junior Carl Marvin.
"We've got a bunch of returning seniors, a great group," Russell said. "They worked really hard all summer. They proved that they could play a little bit last year, so hopefully they can continue their success."
The Hornets jumped from 4-6 in 2014 to 6-4 last year, their first winning season since 2010. And Marvin will have plenty of established performers ready to take a handoff or catch a pass.
Senior Sam Ragland rushed for 1,352 yards and 22 touchdowns and caught 22 passes for 370 yards and three more scores last season. Senior receiver Cam Easton (40 catches, 763 yards, 8 TDs), junior receiver Jared Duncan (9-153-3) and senior tight end Oliver Campbell (28-440-2) also return.
"We've got awesome skill guys," Russell said.
Karl Holler, a 6-foot-5, 250-pound senior who has been starting since eighth grade, will lead the lines as a left tackle and defensive end. Holler ran a 4.85-second 40-yard dash this summer, and has received recruiting interest from Army and several Ivy League schools.
"He's really athletic," said Russell, a former University of Delaware tight end. "He should have a breakout year this year."
It could be a breakout year for all of the Hornets. But their coach is going to make sure it goes one step at a time.
"It's doing what we do, having attention to detail, discipline, all of that kind of stuff," Russell said. "Doing everything the right way and having that championship mindset."
Rounding it up
-- Delaware Military Academy is seeking an assistant coach for varsity and junior varsity girls volleyball. Interested candidates should email athletic director Michael Ryan at michael.ryan@dma.k12.de.us as soon as possible.
-- Howard is seeking a head coach for wrestling. Interested candidates should contact principal Stan Spoor at stanley.spoor@nccvt.k12.de.us or call (302) 571-5411.
-- Sanford has hired Tim Lucky as its boys lacrosse coach. Lucky, an outstanding player at Towson University from 1992-95, has been an assistant at Towson and two Maryland high schools, and most recently coached Sanford's middle school boys team.
-- The second annual St. Elizabeth High School Alumni Association golf outing will be held at 11 a.m. Sept. 19 at Rock Manor Golf Course in Wilmington. Cost is $150 per golfer, which includes golf, gift bag, lunch, a cocktail hour and awards. To register or receive more information on sponsorship opportunities, email Kathleen Houghton at khoughton@sehs.org or call (302) 225-8675.
-- The Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association's Student Leadership Conference was held Aug. 5-7 at the Virden Retreat Center in Lewes. The annual event, supported in part by the Allstate Foundation, brings together student-athletes from around the state for activities, speakers and practical experiences designed to hone their leadership skills, including games with Special Olympics athletes.
Attendees included Brandywine's Sarah Meinecke, A.I. du Pont's Tyler Eddy, Caesar Rodney's Stephanie Horne and Jackson Hollinger, Cape Henlopen's Logan Shuttleworth, Conrad's Sarah Bessel, Wilmington Friends' Margaret Sullivan and Owen Sheppard, Mount Pleasant's Alexa Rhodunda, Newark's Alexis Bedford and Greg Biddle, St. Mark's Meredith Fish, Sanford's Paige Amendum, Seaford's Hannah Doyle, Tatnall's Caroline Foley and Karl Holler, Tower Hill's Briana McCoy, Wilmington Christian's Christina Bourantos, William Penn's Makayla Robinson and Darren Ryals, Appoquinimink's Ryan Candy, Charter of Wilmington's Mike Cicconi, Concord's Brandon Dennis, Delcastle's Jeffrey Hewes, McKean's Davin Reid, Sanford's Brendan Lamey, St. Elizabeth's Kellen Sweeney, Sussex Central's Andrew Evan, Sussex Tech's Ben Bamforth, Tower Hill's Jamie Spruance and Sussex Academy's Nathaniel Riddle.
-- Mount Pleasant rising senior Maurice Parson has verbally committed to play baseball at Delaware State.
-- Caravel rising sophomore Nicole Marcon has verbally committed to play softball at Delaware.
Contact Brad Myers at bmyers@delawareonline.com. Follow on Twitter: @BradMyersTNJ.


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Manchester City Transfer News
Man City transfer news and rumours RECAP: Daniel Arzani update, youngster to leave, and Joe Hart latest
Manchester City tasted defeat in their second pres-season game, while two youngsters are set for moves to Scotland.
Joe Bray
Manchester City are still searching for their first win of pre-season after they were beaten by Liverpool in New York this evening. Pep Guardiola's side produced a spirited performance in tricky circumstances during the 2-1 defeat.
Liverpool dominated much of proceedings but were punished early into the second-half as substitute Leroy Sane finished off a brilliant team move to gift the Blues the lead.
Mohamed Salah soon came off the bench and made an immediate impact as he headed in from close range, despite replays showing he was offisde.
City held on with a solid defensive display as Cameron Humphreys and Eric Garcia showed their promising quality, however the Blues were punished late on as the referee gave a soft penalty for a challenge by Tosin Adarabioyo. Sadio Mane stepped up and duly dispatched to nick the win.
Stick with us as we bring you all of today's City news and transfer rumours live.
Celtic boss rates Arzani 15:09
City youngster set to join Rangers 11:27
Ambrose heads out on loan 16:41
Hart in transfer limbo after Green's Chelsea move confirmed 10:27
Celtic boss rates Arzani
Brendan Rodgers has been speaking about Daniel Arzani, the youngster set to sign for City and immediately go on loan to Celtic.
He's previously distanced himself from Celtic's transfer dealings.
"All I know is he is a young Australian, a very talented player. He came on in the World Cup and looked very, very good.
"But I've nothing on any player. The club are working hard behind the scenes to try to get some signings in. I think he's one who has been identified."
City youngster set to join Rangers
Academy player Kean Bryan is reportedly close to signing for Rangers on a permanent deal.
The 21 year-old will link up with Steven Gerrard's side after impressing on loan at Oldham last season.
Bryan scored two goals in 37 appearances in League One, lining up in central defence alongside Gerrard's cousin Anthony.
However, Rangers are set to use him as a left-midfielder when he signs a three-year contract at Ibrox.
17:42 Joe Bray
Diaz wanted by Girona
He's in demand.
Berbatov makes bold prediction about City
Dimitar Berbatov thinks his old clubs United and Tottenham will finish ABOVE City in the Premier League this season, despite finishing 19 and 23 points behind the Blues last term.
'The top four will be the same as last season but in this order – Manchester United, Spurs, Manchester City, and Liverpool. "
Surely he can't be serious?
Kids working hard in Croatia
The senior squad might be touring the US, but the City Academy are also hard at work in a training camp in Croatia.
Ambrose heads out on loan
Young striker Thierry Ambrose has moved to RC Lens on a season-long loan deal.
Ambrose spent last season on loan at Eredivisie outfit NEC Breda, scoring 10 goals in 30 appearances.
Garcia looking forward to Bayern game
Eric Garcia is really taking his chance on tour.
Martin Petrov began a memorable spell at the Etihad on this day in 2007.
Gareth Barry's brother killed in car crash
Cameron Humphreys reacts to Liverpool defeat
It's all about getting those minutes under their belts.
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City fans angry at Liverpool
It was all smiles after the game, but Liverpool weren't too friendly during last night's clash.
Hart making the most of the tour
He might be on his way out, but fans are loving the sight of Joe Hart wearing a City shirt again.
Hart even capped his appearance against Liverpool with a cheeky back-heel when Mo Salah was bearing down.
Match action from Liverpool clash
Check out our gallery of match action from last night's International Champions Cup defeat to Liverpool.
A City youngster impressed last night
He's making his mark.
City fans won't be happy with Neil Patrick Harris
There was a strange end to Pep's post-match press conference last night
What happened here then?
Former City manager has new job
It's different weather than he was used to in Manchester!
Hart in transfer limbo after Green's Chelsea move confirmed
Joe Hart won't be heading to Stamford Bridge. What are his options now?
Arzani warned about City move
Daniel Arzani looks set to join City, but fellow Australian Mark Schwarzer thinks it is a risky move.
Earlier this month, Schwarzer told Wild World of Sports:
"I wouldn't go to Man City or Juve or a big club like that because he won't play.
"Of course an outstanding talent like Arzani is going to want a dream move, but let's be realistic, he's played one full season in the A League and he's only just starting out with the national team.
"Man City for instance have got some of the best players in the world fighting for his position.
"Sure, he might go there and get loaned out, but then you're putting your destiny in the club's hands.
"Right now he's got the opportunity to shape his own destiny."
Read more: Manchester City may have found their next World Cup star.
Silva's future plans
David Silva has been speaking about his time at the Etihad... and how long he plans to stay.
"I signed for Manchester City and it was the best decision I have made in my footballing career.
"Right now I am only concentrating on this year and trying to improve on last season. When I get to 2020 I'll think about it. But in football you can't plan your future like that. It's day-by-day."
Two Man City players make a bid to fill Jorginho gap
Since the Jorginho deal collapsed, Pep Guardiola has twice been asked how he proposes to cope with that Yaya Toure-shaped gap in his squad.
He has thrown in several names – Ilkay Gundogan, Fabian Delph, and even name-checked new boy Claudio Gomes, making his debut as a second half sub as City lost to Liverpool in front of 52,635 fans at New Jersey's MetLife Stadium.
But he has also name-checked Aleks Zinchenko, a player who seemed to be on his way out of the club a couple of weeks ago, with Wolves and Fulham still sniffing around.
Full story.
Guardiola admits patchy pitch affected City plans vs Liverpool
Pep Guardiola admitted the state of the pitch at the MetLife Stadium ended any hopes of Aymeric Laporte playing in the game.
The January buy is the only senior Manchester City centre-back on the tour and was looking to stake his claim for a place in the starting XI for the beginning of the Premier League season.
But an injury picked up in the first week of pre-season meant he missed the first friendly with Dortmund and the state of the pitch scuppered any chances of Laporte featuring against Liverpool .
Full quotes.
City player ratings vs Liverpool
How did the Manchester City players rate out of ten in the New Jersey friendly?
Hello, and welcome to today's City blog.


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The legendary late folk singer-songwriter and social activist Pete Seeger will be fondly remembered Saturday at a sing-along concert a month before his 100th birthday May 3. During the benefit tribute "For Pete's Sake" at First Congregational Church of Woodstock, singer-songwriter Sally Rogers of Pomfret will be joined by an array of local performers, including Carolyn Brodginski, Howie Bursen, Jeff Perkins, Leslie Sweetnam, Carol Rossetti, Claudia Schmidt, Donna Dufresne, Eva Hulme and Peter Lange. Seeger was called "America's tuning fork." His hits included "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?," "If I Had a Hammer" and "This Land Is Your Land." Proceeds from the concert will benefit the Community Kitchens of Northeast Connecticut. Among its activities, the program serves hot meals to those in need at First Congregational Church every Monday at noon.
Where: First Congregational Church of Woodstock, 543 Route 169, Woodstock, Conn.