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Q: How to delete in GridView How to you link the id of the row in GridView to the deletecommand so to delete a row?
Here is my code:
<asp:GridView ID="GridView1" runat="server" AllowPaging="True"
        AllowSorting="True" DataSourceID="SqlDataSource1"
        AutoGenerateColumns="False">
    <Columns>
        <asp:CommandField ShowDeleteButton="True" />
        <asp:BoundField DataField="SDate" HeaderText="SDate" SortExpression="SDate" />
        <asp:BoundField DataField="STime" HeaderText="STime" SortExpression="STime" />
        <asp:BoundField DataField="SPrice" HeaderText="SPrice"
                SortExpression="SPrice" />
        <asp:BoundField DataField="SDuration" HeaderText="SDuration"
                SortExpression="SDuration" />
        <asp:BoundField DataField="SNoPlaces" HeaderText="SNoPlaces"
                SortExpression="SNoPlaces" />
        <asp:BoundField DataField="ScheduleId" HeaderText="ScheduleId"
                InsertVisible="False" ReadOnly="True" SortExpression="ScheduleId" />
    </Columns>
</asp:GridView>
<asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlDataSource1" runat="server"
        ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:ChinatowndbConnString %>"
        DeleteCommand="DELETE FROM Schedule WHERE (ScheduleId = @ScheduleId)"
        SelectCommand="SELECT SDate, STime, SPrice, SDuration, SNoPlaces, ScheduleId FROM Schedule">
    <DeleteParameters>
        <asp:Parameter Name="ScheduleId" />
    </DeleteParameters>
</asp:SqlDataSource>

I am using Visual Studio 2010.

A: You forgot to set the DataKeyNames property on the GridView control.
Change your GridView like:
<asp:GridView ID="GridView1" runat="server" AllowPaging="True"
    AllowSorting="True" DataSourceID="SqlDataSource1"
    AutoGenerateColumns="False"
    DataKeyNames="ScheduleId" >

For another example: SqlDataSource.DeleteCommand Property

A: Link your id in the Gridview property
DataKeyNames="your_id"

You can also define multiple ids as below:
DataKeyNames="your_id1, your_id2"

And you can access the value as below:
protected void GridView1_Deleting(object sender, ObjectDataSourceMethodEventArgs)
{
    //e.Command.Parameters["your_id1"].Value;
}


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Home News La Belle Sauvage crowned Waterstones Book of the Year
La Belle Sauvage crowned Waterstones Book of the Year
Published November 30, 2017 by Lisa Campbell
Philip Pullman's first instalment of the Book of Dust has been crowned the Waterstones Book of the Year for 2017.
The first in a companion series to His Dark Materials, La Belle Sauvage, was released to much fanfare and rave reviews in October, earning Pullman his overall first number one in the book chart.
Having already sold 193,572 copies across all editions, also becoming the first children's title to take the weekly e-ranking number one, the title is now likely to be given an even bigger boost; sales of last year's Book of the Year winner The Essex Serpent by Sarah Perry (Serpent's Tail) shot up 720% across the Waterstones estate following the announcement.
Pullman said he was "very happy" to be given the prize by the retail chain. "Booksellers are an absolutely necessary part of the complex ecology of the book world," he said. "These days the pressure of so many kinds of digital and social and economic and political change is forcing the world of books, like so many others, to evolve more swiftly than is sometimes comfortable. Where these changes will take us it's too soon to guess, but I can't foresee a time—and I wouldn't wish to—when visiting a bookshop is not one of the greatest pleasures life can give us."
He added that he had "no idea" La Belle Sauvage "would turn out to be so popular".
"I daresay many of the people who read His Dark Materials as children are now grown up and buying books for themselves, and I'm very grateful to them," he said. "When I write a book the main thing I'm concerned about is how to make the story work clearly, and I don't think about the audience in the least. It's always a privilege to find people reading you at all. To be given a prize is to have cream as well as apple pie."
The Waterstones Book of the Year 2017 was chosen by a panel of Waterstones staff headed by managing director James Daunt, who said books like La Belle Sauvage "excited" retailers. "Booksellers influence readers, and are guided in turn by the enthusiasms of their customers," he said. "It is the happy warp and weft of our profession, and very few books indeed excite this process quite like La Belle Sauvage. This is a winner that is going to bring a lot of pleasure to an ever-widening audience and we could not be more pleased to play our part in its success."
The title triumphed over a shortlist including 100 colourful and captivating tales of extraordinary women, Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls by Elena Favilli and Francesca Cavallo (Particular Books), Jenny Uglow's biography Mr Lear (Faber & Faber); and the Man Booker Prize-winning novel, Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders (Bloomsbury).
Waterstones is selling an exclusive edition of La Belle Sauvage, which features a cloth cover with gold foil and embossed finishes, gold ribbon marker, and bespoke endpapers with six different daemon ex libris and an Oxford and London skyline design.
Five thousand signed book plates for 'La Belle Sauvage' released to indies
Pullman and Saunders shortlisted for Waterstones Book of the Year 2017
Pullman reveals ill health delayed La Belle Sauvage
First Book of Dust novel to be called 'La Belle Sauvage'
'Special plans' for Belle Sauvage and indie bookshops

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There has been some talk lately about whether the demise of the infighting related to Freethought Blogs/Skepchick/Atheism+ can be hastened in some manner or if it is here to stay. After Lee More (A-News) called for a "cease fire" in what has become "a No-holds-barred online war" in the atheist community, Justin Vacula (Justin Vacula's Blog) suggested that stepping back from the in-fighting would be a good thing. Staks Rosch (Dangerous Talk) agreed that an end to the conflict would be nice but expressed some pessimism about it actually happening. I share his pessimism. Some people seem to have more to gain by the conflict continuing than they do by getting along with others. Until that changes, I expect the infighting will continue.
Are those who align themselves with Freethought Blogs/Skepchick/Atheism+ interested in seeing an end to the conflict? Adam Lee (Daylight Atheism) responded to Justin via TwitLonger by listing his demands for a "cease fire" (at least, it reads sort of like a list of demands). Not surprisingly, there have been quite a few responses, including these by uberfeminist, Atheist Morality, Background Probability (part 2 is here), and Justin Vacula himself.
Can the online atheist community become much more polarized than it is now? I'm not sure, but I find myself wondering how many valuable voices we've lost through all the infighting. Increasing numbers of atheists who are active online seem to be checking out after deciding that they want nothing to do with such squabbles. If we are lucky, they will turn their attention elsewhere and focus on promoting atheism, defending the separation of church and state, and the like. But I fear that some are giving up on a community that may not seem worth the effort at times.
How can we end (or at least reduce) the infighting before it does additional damage?
Do we really want to end (or at least reduce) the infighting?
I think we may be wasting our time on the first question, as I'm not sure we've achieved anything close to agreement on the second.


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The Australian cricket team in England in 1899 played 35 first-class matches including five Tests, the first time that a series in England had consisted of more than three matches. It was also the first time that a panel of selectors was appointed; previously the authority for the ground where the match was to be played was responsible for selecting the side.

The First Test at Trent Bridge saw W G Grace make his final appearance for England, while Wilfred Rhodes made his Test debut in the same match.

Test series summary
Australia won the Test series 1–0, with four matches drawn.

First Test

Second Test

Third Test

Fourth Test

Fifth Test

External sources
 CricketArchive – tour summaries

Annual reviews
 James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual (Red Lilly) 1900
 Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 1900

Further reading
 Bill Frindall, The Wisden Book of Test Cricket 1877-1978, Wisden, 1979
 Chris Harte, A History of Australian Cricket, Andre Deutsch, 1993
 Ray Robinson, On Top Down Under, Cassell, 1975

1899 in Australian cricket
1899 in English cricket
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English cricket seasons in the 19th century
International cricket competitions from 1888–89 to 1918
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Oklahoma Senate passes bill to move veterans center
The Oklahoma Senate has passed legislation that would allow for the relocation of the veterans center in Talihina.The Tulsa World reports the bill passed Tuesday comes after two high-profile deaths at the Oklahoma Veterans Center in Talihina.Republican Sen. Frank Simpson authored the bill, which would allow the Oklahoma Veterans Center to relocate within 40 miles of its current location to a town with at least 8,000 residents.Simpson says the state is warehousing veterans in old facilities. He says building a new facility could range from $55 million to $65 million. The Department of Veterans Affairs would pay 65 percent of the cost.Democrat Sen. Randy Bass says a lot of money was recently spent on improvements at the Talihina facility, including a new roof and sidewalks.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) —
The Oklahoma Senate has passed legislation that would allow for the relocation of the veterans center in Talihina.
The Tulsa World reports the bill passed Tuesday comes after two high-profile deaths at the Oklahoma Veterans Center in Talihina.
Talihina VA facility to shut down due to upkeep costs
Republican Sen. Frank Simpson authored the bill, which would allow the Oklahoma Veterans Center to relocate within 40 miles of its current location to a town with at least 8,000 residents.
Simpson says the state is warehousing veterans in old facilities. He says building a new facility could range from $55 million to $65 million. The Department of Veterans Affairs would pay 65 percent of the cost.
Democrat Sen. Randy Bass says a lot of money was recently spent on improvements at the Talihina facility, including a new roof and sidewalks.


Last year, the otherworldly sleuth's devoted fans secured a place on the New York Times bestseller list for Nancy Atherton's Aunt Dimity and the Family Tree. Now Lori and Aunt Dimity are back on the list--and this time, they're on a witch-hunt.
At first glance, the unassuming Mrs. Amelia Thistle is a disappointment to the villagers of Finch, but Lori Shepherd isn't fooled by the new arrival's bland persona. Amelia is a world-famous artist, traveling incognito, and, after unearthing a fragment of a family diary hinting that Mistress Meg, the Mad Witch of Finch, might be one of her ancestors, she's come to Finch in search of the truth.


At the BSA, we recognise that we attract a diverse range of individuals and therefore have tailored our membership options to suit individual circumstances. Membership fees are subsidised by the income made by the Association elsewhere in publication and event activities.
The BSA membership year runs from 1 January to 31 December.
At the BSA we have different categories of membership available based on country of residence and whether an individual is employed, in education or retired. Please note, higher fees for those based outside of the UK are applied in order to cover postage costs to international destinations.
Category lists (list A and B) are based on World Bank GNI figures and roughly match those used by the ISA, who similarly differentiate by country of residence.
*Please note an Early Career Researcher (ECR) is defined as being within three years of graduation.


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Shanghai Electric receives AAA credit rating for international projects
Company continues strong production in projects in Pakistan and the UAE.
December 14, 2020	by CM Staff
SHANGHAI — Shanghai Electric, a manufacturer and supplier of electric power generation equipment, industrial equipment and integration services, has recently been accredited with a AAA credit rating for international projects. Published in the China International Contractors Association's (CHINCA) 2020 Enterprise Credit Assessment for Chinese International Contractors and Labor Service Companies' report, AAA is the highest given credit rating and marks Shanghai Electric as being a reliable partner for international projects.
One of Shanghai Electric's largest international projects, the Thar Coal Block-1 2x660MW Power Plant Project in Pakistan, has been moving ahead with the successful installation of the steel structure for the second boiler on November 12. For the nearby Thar Coal Mine, excavation at a daily rate of 330,000 square meters has moved a total volume of 28.75 million square meters of earth, accounting for 70 percent of the planned total. The joint Pakistani-Chinese project is soon to enter the final stages, with the construction of the heating surface and excavation of the remaining 30 percent of earth to begin soon.
PR Manager of the project, Qian Xiaolei said, "In order to ensure that the unit was lifted on time, the project planning department had to overcome many challenges. From preliminary planning and coordination to the deployment of on-site construction resources, we ensured a safe and smooth on-site hoisting procedure."
The Company is also involved in the United Arab Emirates' renewable energy transition with the 950MW CSP/PV Hybrid Power Generation Project. The solar power station, comprised of 700MW CSP and 250MW PV, is the fourth phase of the Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park, a project developed by the Dubai Water and Power Authority (DEWA) as part of Dubai's "clean energy strategy". On November 14, the construction progress of the 950MW CSP/PV Hybrid Power Generation Project in Dubai hit a new milestone with the successful fitting of a 1,600-ton all-steel roof truss.
In recent years, the Company is planning to further accelerate its pace to support the development of the solar power industry. In July, the Group signed an agreement on the fifth phase of 900MW Engineering, Construction and Procurement (EPC) contractor in Dubai. As the official partner of the Dubai World Expo in 2021, Shanghai Electric has been strengthening ties in the Middle East, looking to show the world its commitment to new energy and international cooperation.
Allied Corp. and Hollister Biosciences product Tactical Relief™ now in distribution
Lion Electric announces successful deployment of electric school bus vehicle-to-grid in New York


And as we said while talking about 30 Rock being renewed, The Office getting renewed and The Community being renewed, NBC was the one giving away the news.
This time for the long time running show Days of Our Lives renewal.
The show started in 1965 and it keeps rolling… Now, it´s on a 45th season order to run through 2010-2011.
Are you happy that Days of our Lives got renewed by NBC?
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If any one of the fault grounds for divorce is met, a spouse can immediately file a divorce petition in the South Carolina family courts.
South Carolina also provides for a "no-fault" divorce, where spouses have simply grown apart through no particular fault of either party. In a no-fault divorce, there is no need to substantiate the grounds for divorce, by digging up dirt on the other spouse and dragging personal business in front of a courtroom. There is a catch though: South Carolina law requires that the spouses wait it out for one year while living separate and apart before they can file for a no-fault divorce.
The conservative policy upon which the one-year requirement in a no-fault divorce is based is the notion that couples contemplating divorce may be able to reconcile during that time period. However, for many couples, the requirements simply tend to drag out an already painful process.
In response, lawmakers in South Carolina have proposed a constitutional amendment that has been making its way through the state legislature. The amendment would decrease the waiting period for a no-fault divorce from one year to 150 days. The amendment vote passed the House Judiciary Committee 12-11 in early 2014. House Majority Leader Bruce Bannister has been in favor of the bill all along, citing the hardship the one-year separate and apart period causes children who are living in unhealthy and confusing households. As the no-fault divorce has by far become the most common divorce ground in South Carolina, the proposed law would help to improve the experience for all parties involved.
Whether the amendment ultimately will become law in South Carolina remains to be seen. Although you currently have to wait a year after separation before filing for a no-fault divorce, discussing your family's situation with a family law attorney can help to guide you through that year of living separate and apart. Divorce has many difficult complications, such as property distribution, child custody, child support, visitation rights, alimony, as well as fees associated with court and lawyers. A knowledgeable family law attorney can make recommendations regarding all such issues. Another option particularly suited to the no-fault divorce is mediation, where the settlement of all issues can be reached by mutual agreement between the two parties, facilitated by a neutral third party, and then approved by the court.
If you are interested in learning more about fault and no-fault divorces in the state of South Carolina, contact our Charleston family law attorneys at Klok Law Firm LLC today. We are here to listen and advise while you make the tough decisions.
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Most students who enter Baruch College with 30 or fewer credits must complete an arts and sciences minor as part of the College Option Requirement of the Pathways general education curriculum. Students may declare a second minor, but no more than two; they are advised to plan their minors early and to complete them over several semesters. For additional information, please refer to the Undergraduate Bulletin.
The minor consists of three arts and sciences courses (9 - 12 credits) in a discipline or program outside the student's major. Two of the courses must be at the 3000-level or above, and the third is the capstone, a research-oriented and communication-intensive course at the 4000-level or above. In most cases, the capstone may be taken only after the student has completed the other two courses in the minor, and it must be taken at Baruch College. There is no GPA requirement for College Option courses, but to graduate with a liberal arts minor, a student must have a grade point average of at least 2.00 in the three courses that make up his or her minor.


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Q: Is iterating over a javascript map.values() iterator using null termination a bad idea? I'm fairly new to Javascript and currently working through a bunch of linting errors. Looking for clarity on this one specifically.
I have a map in the format [int, object], the map is obtained by JSON.parse-ing some data from server and putting into a key value map.
I need to iterate over the set of objects. As I understand it, this:
for(item in/of map) {}
is not performant and using an iterator is preferable.
When I get an iterator for my map's values using const iterator = map.values(); and test using
while(!iterator.done) {
  iterator.next();
}

I find that this loops infinately, first through the map and then through 'undefined'.
My current solution is the following:
let item;
const iterator = map.values();
while ((item = iterator.next().value) != null) {
 // do stuff with item
}

This feels like a reasonable solution but I'm hoping for some clarity as to whether the assignment inside the while loop, or relying on null termination is a bad idea in javascript; or if there is a more idiomatic solution?

A: I think most devs do:
let value;
Object.keys(obj).forEach((key) => { value = obj[key]; console.log(value)});

Dealing with the interals of iterators is a bit clunky for such a common use case.

A: You should check value returned by next for done property.

let result = it.next();
while(!result.done) {
  result = iterator.next();
}

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> > If you do it manually you are unlikely to do it when you should.
> electricity blackout, my own errors, than of hacker attacks.
> > Even on an 366mhz i386 it does not take very long??
> This was an Intel Atom N270. I have much weaker processors.
> to USB, perhaps USB 1.
preference and not a problem that e.g. sleep may solve?
> >> and cannot be run manually.
> > tarball from base62.tgz one time when I screwed it up though.
> I am speaking of the reordering of libraries, not KARL.
> be disabled in rc.conf.
would have prevented systemd in the first place.


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Global markets crashing after Dow Jones fell 1175 points
Markets are panicking, and investors are finding few places to hide after the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged more than 1,500 intraday before closing 1,175 points lower at 4.6% on Monday. The hysterical sell-off showed no signs of letting up in Asia with the Nikkei and Topix indices falling more than 6% with the Nifty, ASX and STI straights all declining more than 3%.
With U.S. equities wiping out all gains for January and turning lower for the year, new Fed Chief, Jay Powell will be under a leadership test. The key trigger for the sell-off was the fear of rising inflation, and thus the Fed will need to tighten monetary policy at a faster pace.
Although economic data releases from the U.S. are continuing to impress following last week's jobs report, with the U.S. ISM non-manufacturing index hitting 59.9 in January, this didn't help to calm the markets. In fact, it had an opposite impact, suggesting that monetary policy needs to tighten faster to avoid the economy from overheating.
Bond yields, which have been a key source of pressure on stocks over the week declined significantly as investors found few places to go for. U.S. 10-year yields declined more than 20 basis points from yesterday's highs, and if more outflows occur from stocks, I expect to see yields declining further.
We have been anticipating a correction for a long time now, but when markets become over-confident, corrections also become steeper. It's hard to tell how far markets may decline, but given that economic fundamentals remain strong, I think investors will start buying the dips sooner than later.
Cryptocurrencies are also being dumped with Bitcoin falling towards $6,000 early Monday. The most famous digital currency has fallen 69% from December's record high, and almost 56% from the start of the year. The slide comes after many banks in the U.S. and UK considered banning customers from buying cryptocurrencies using their credit cards. It seems the war against the crypto-world is far from over, and how the situation involves from here remains unknown, but risks are certainly high.
Currency markets have been relatively quiet when compared to the action in equities and bonds, but expect the Yen to strengthen further if stocks continue to plunge throughout the U.S. trading session.
Hussein Sayed is chief market strategist at FXTM.


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Director for Education and Skills at the OECD
Green at 15 – what schools can do to support the climate
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The Forum for World Education: Five takeaways
A welcome to school by a teacher can be the defining moment of the day. ©Monkey Business Images/Shutterstock
At the beginning of December, the Forum for World Education brought together over 300 youths, business leaders and educators at the OECD in Paris to reimagine education.
It is an urgent agenda. For those with the right skills, digitalisation and globalisation have been liberating and exciting; but for those who are insufficiently prepared, they often mean vulnerable and insecure work, and life with few prospects.
Putting learners at the centre
The most important takeaway from the Forum for me was this: Wherever we bring young leaders into a discussion on the future of education, it's actually not that difficult to reach agreement on what people should learn and how people should learn to be ready for the future.
In their discussion with business leaders, young learners had clear ideas about what knowledge, skills, attitudes and values were most important, and how they were learning these best. Tiril Rahn, Jack Adeney and Rawan Dareer, graduates from NYU in Abu Dhabi, brought these points out very well. And World Skills champions Pearl So, Ricardo Vivian, Gary Condon and Anna Prokopenia added that academic institutions provide just one way of learning, and that some of the most important skills are developed at work.
The most central point was that education is no longer just about teaching people something, but about helping them develop a reliable compass and the tools to navigate through an increasingly complex and volatile world. Education is about identity, it's about agency and it's about purpose. Success in education is about building curiosity (opening minds), it's about compassion (opening hearts), and it's about courage, mobilising our cognitive, social and emotional resources to take responsibility. And that's also going to be our best weapon against the biggest threats of our times: ignorance – the closed mind; hate – the closed heart; and fear – the enemy of agency.
Tomorrow's learning environments need to help students think for themselves and join others, with empathy, in work and citizenship. They'll need to help them develop a strong sense of right and wrong, sensitivity to the claims that others make on us, and a grasp of the limits on individual and collective action. At work and in the community, people need a deep understanding of how others live, in different cultures and traditions, and how others think, whether as scientists or artists. In a structurally imbalanced world, the imperative of reconciling diverse perspectives and interests, in local settings but with often global implications, means we need to become good in handling tensions and dilemmas. Striking a balance between competing demands – equity and freedom, autonomy and community, innovation and continuity, efficiency and democratic process – that's going to require the capacity to navigate ambiguity.
The Forum heard all this will require very different learning environments. As opening speaker Jack Ma – co-founder and former executive chairman of Alibaba Group – put it, we should make schools less like industrial farms and more like a zoo, bringing out the features that make each person special rather than developed standardised ways of thinking that technology will make redundant. Or in the words of Hekia Parata, former Education Minister in New Zealand, we need to get from numbers, to names, to needs, and become better at respecting the identity, context and culture of every learner.
Princess Laurentien of the Netherlands recounted how the handshake and look in the eye by a teacher was the defining moment for the day. Today, we let children scan their QR code when they enter school to feed some accountability statistics. There has been a global trend to commodify education, turning students into consumers, parents into clients, and teachers into service providers, and making learning a transactional process rather than a relational and social phenomenon.
How can we bring people back at the centre of education, make education a social enterprise, and understand the needs of the invisible children, not just the eloquent children? The Forum's young leaders, Damian Boesalager, Kaloi Duncan, Fan Jesse Yang, Dani Bickell and Maitha Al Memari had compelling answers to this question.
The power of peer learning
My second takeaway was about the power of peer learning. It is so important that we don't just look forward but also outwards. That's not about copying and pasting solutions from other places; it's about looking seriously and dispassionately at good practice in our own countries and elsewhere to understand what works in which culture and which context.
Charlie Stripp, Director of the National Center for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics, told the Forum how England's Schools Minister Liz Truss, a former mathematics teacher, had been inspired by Shanghai's high performance in the PISA mathematics assessment. She went to visit Shanghai and was impressed by the mathematics teaching that she observed and the teacher-to-teacher and school-to-school programs in the province. She worked with the Chinese to create an exchange program for teachers between China and England. Some 50 English-speaking mathematics teachers from China were deployed to more than 30 maths hubs in England. They showed the teaching methods they use, including teaching to the top and helping struggling students one-on-one. They gave daily mathematics lessons, homework and feedback. The Chinese teachers were also running masterclasses for local schools and provided subject specific, on-the-job teacher education. In turn, leading English mathematics teachers from each of the maths hubs went to work in schools in China.
Learning from the world is not just about methods, but also about content. The concept of global competence came up in many discussions. Educators need to prepare students for the culturally diverse and digitally connected communities in which they will work and socialise.
Making change happen
My third takeaway from the Forum was about making change happen. As Vishal Talreja, co-founder of Dream a Dream in India pointed out, we know quite well what is working in education and what is not working. Still, knowledge is only as valuable as our capacity to act on it. The reality is that many good ideas get stuck in the process of policy implementation.
The challenge is to build on the expertise of our teachers and school leaders and enlist them in the design of superior policies and practices. This is not accomplished just by letting a thousand flowers bloom; it requires a carefully crafted enabling environment that can unleash teachers' and schools' ingenuity and build capacity for change. As Hekia Parata emphasised, it requires leaders who tackle institutional structures that too often are built around the interests and habits of educators and administrators rather than learners, leaders who are sincere about social change, imaginative in policy making, and capable of using the trust they earn to deliver effective reforms.
Making school everybody's business
My fourth takeaway is about making education everybody's business. Schools tend to be good at keeping students inside but often keep the rest of the world outside. But we can change this. Nick Chambers, Founder and CEO of Education and Employers, showed how education in schools can be made so much more relevant and engaging when schools invite people from all walks of life to explain their jobs to the next generation of learners. In the same vein, Princess Laurentien emphasised that citizenship is not learned, but experienced.
Richard Branson, founder of Virgin, recounted how he left school, disillusioned, at age 16 because he felt that school did nothing to develop his creative and entrepreneurial talents. On his last day at school, his headmaster famously told him he would either end up in prison or become a millionaire. We all know how that worked out. Richard portrayed a vision for education that puts character and values at its heart, and where people work to learn, love to learn and learn to love.
Tackling the gateways
My fifth takeaway was the urgency to redesign our examinations and assessments. The way students are tested has a big influence on the future of education too, because it signals the priorities for the curriculum and instruction. Tests will always focus our thinking about what is important, and they should. Teachers and school administrators, as well as students, will pay attention to what is tested and adapt the curriculum and teaching accordingly.
The trouble is that many assessment systems are poorly aligned with the vision of education which many countries aspire to and which the Forum discussed. Large parts of today's school tests can be answered in seconds with the help of a smartphone. If our children are to be smarter than their smartphones, then tests need to look beyond whether students can reproduce information to determine, instead, whether they can extrapolate from what they know, and apply their knowledge creatively to novel situations. Assessments also need to capture social and emotional skills.
Today, most tests do not allow students to connect to the internet, based on the fear that students may look up the answers. The challenge for future assessments is whether they can encourage students to go online to connect with the world's most advanced knowledge without jeopardising the validity and reliability of results. Similarly, one of the worst offences in test taking is to consult with another student. But given that innovation is now more often based on sharing knowledge, future tests should not disqualify students for collaborating with other test-takers, but find ways that they can do so.
And as Rebecca Winthrop, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution, reminded us, if PISA wants to stay the global metric for educational success, PISA too will need to evolve.
But in the face of challenges and opportunities as great as any that have gone before, we need not be passive or inert. We have agency, the ability to anticipate and the power to frame our actions with purpose. One of the most striking results from the PISA 2018 assessment was that the 10 per cent most disadvantaged students in four Chinese provinces outperformed the average student in the OECD area, and the 10 per cent wealthiest students in a number of OECD countries. This highlights that universal high-quality education is an attainable goal, that it is within our means to deliver a future for millions of learners who currently do not have one, and that our task is not to make the impossible possible, but to make the possible attainable.
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We live in a social-media-driven world, the kind where everyone and their beloved pet has a thriving Instagram account and is surfing the web on a daily basis. While the SM culture is in full swing across the globe, so is the exponentially growing risk of malicious attacks on people's accounts, putting their reputation, and oftentimes livelihood, in grave danger.
Just one breach in your security wall can spell disaster for your future on the platform, your reputation in the industry, and your ability to monetize your posts and maintain a positive revenue stream.
Needless to say at this point, keeping your SM accounts safe and secure as you grow in popularity is vital.
No matter if you're using social media to promote yourself as an influencer, or if you're promoting your brand (which you should be doing), someone is bound to make a mistake at some point. Don't worry, making mistakes is what humans do, it's only natural, but you do want to minimize the chance of it happening as much as possible.
So first off, you want to get acquainted with your relevant social media platforms thoroughly, in order to minimize the chance of accidentally clicking the wrong button. Yes, it happens, and the consequences can be dire. Be sure to always monitor suspicious activity and stay clear of suspicious links and messages.
Another essential precaution you can take that can significantly strengthen your SM firewall is to simply spend a little time optimizing your privacy and data protection settings across all relevant social media. Too often a data breach could have easily been avoided had the company just implemented stricter security measures across the board.
This opens up the company to every overzealous hacker in the online world, granting them unlimited access to sensitive data, such as customer information, putting the future of the entire company in danger. Needless to say, you want to deter any account hijackers by optimizing your privacy settings.
To say that the online world is rife with malicious software would be a grand understatement – it's actually loaded to the brim. Between malware, adware, spyware, and ransomware permeating the digital realm on a daily basis and putting thousands of social media accounts at risk, the modern business has every right to tremble and pray to every deity out there that it won't find itself in anyone's crosshairs.
This is why a modern business should introduce every possible solution to keep its data safe, such as managed security, that encompasses frequent vulnerability scans, scans for sensitive data, and provides a centralized security platform for a clean overview and easy security management. Remember, there are plenty of precautions you can take on your own, but security software is purpose-built to keep your accounts as safe as possible.
Phishing scams have become so persistent on social media and across the internet that everyone and their grandma have at least once been contacted by a Nigerian prince wanting to give them a small fortune for no viable reason. All with atrocious grammar, mind you! Whether it's a Nigerian prince or a self-help book, all phishing scams have the same goal of scamming people into giving away their personal information, such as banking info and passwords.
Should a phishing scam find its way into your social media feed, you will do well not to so much as give it a second glance, let alone click on a tempting link. Alas, recognizing a phishing scam is oftentimes more difficult than it seems, which is why having a professional monitor your accounts is always a good idea.
Speaking of monitoring your SM feeds, too often will an account get hijacked due to a lack of proper oversight and management. If a malicious virus penetrates your security measures due to negligence and infrequent security updates, it can spell disaster for your business. How, you ask? Malicious software doesn't really care about your account, it cares about your followers and your reach.
If it manages to hijack your account, it can easily infect the accounts of your followers by posting in your name, acting as if you've mentioned them in a comment and then download yet another virus or app onto their computer. Before long, your reputation will be shattered, and your followers, gone with the wind.
Cybersecurity is no joke in the increasingly hostile online environment where private and business accounts are probed for weaknesses on a daily basis. With the risks of losing your SM accounts to hackers and software all too real, it's time you took your social media security measures to the next level in order to pave the road to a successful future in the digital realm.


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Brent Batten: Arthrex's plan to expand in S.C. prompts Collier to decide on training, housing
The question often is asked: What do we want to be? A vacation destination and retirement community with agriculture mixed in? Or something more?
Brent Batten: Arthrex's plan to expand in S.C. prompts Collier to decide on training, housing The question often is asked: What do we want to be? A vacation destination and retirement community with agriculture mixed in? Or something more? Check out this story on naplesnews.com: https://www.naplesnews.com/story/news/columnists/brent-batten/2017/10/25/brent-batten-arthrexs-plan-expand-s-c-put-colliesion-highlights-challenges-affordable-housing-collie/799803001/
Brent Batten, brent.batten@naplesnews.com; 239-263-4776 Published 5:07 p.m. ET Oct. 25, 2017 | Updated 10:10 p.m. ET Oct. 25, 2017
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The bad news is Arthrex chose Anderson County, South Carolina, to expand in rather than Collier County, Florida, primarily because of job training and workforce availability there.
The good news is Collier County can fix that.
The bad news is that the lack of affordable housing in Collier County is another factor deterring any manufacturing-based business seeking to relocate.
The good news is Collier County can fix that too.
The bad news is that doing so will require tough decisions and a balancing act worthy of the Wallendas, something county officials have been unable to accomplish even though this problem has been looming for two decades.
The good news? Well that remains to be seen.
When company officials announced last week that Arthrex would build a $74 million manufacturing plant with 1,000 jobs and 200,000 square feet of space in South Carolina, they cited a number of reasons.
Analysis: Arthrex will expand in S.C. partly due to apparent limits to growth in Collier
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The region's established manufacturing training programs were the primary reason, said company spokeswoman Lisa Gardiner.
There's no reason Southwest Florida's schools, technical colleges and universities can't work with businesses to emulate the Anderson County model and produce the types of skilled workers manufacturers seek.
An view from the road outside of Arthrex's main campus Wednesday April 13, 2016, in Naples. (Photo: Luke Franke/Naples Daily News)
That would make the area more attractive to companies seeking to locate here, but there is another elephant in the factory that Collier County needs to talk about.
Skilled manufacturing workers can make a good wage. But whatever that wage is, it will go further in a community where a nice house costs $150,000 than it will in a community where a nice house costs $300,000.
Collier County's unique blend of climate, beaches, relatively pristine environment and other assets have allowed it to market itself as a resort and retirement destination. Its carefully cultivated image as "The Paradise Coast" has taken hold.
The result, in addition to world-class amenities and infrastructure, is a housing market driven upward by growth.
Companies considering moving here will always have to contend with the reality that hospitality was here first.
Will top talent be willing to live in a place where their salaries won't go as far, simply because it costs so much to keep a roof over their heads?
If the talent is home-grown, perhaps. They already have roots here. That's why local training programs are critical.
But for those coming from the outside, the incentive is not so strong.
This is where the balancing act comes into play.
Collier County's Housing Stakeholders Group, formed in March 2016 to look into the challenge, presented its findings to Collier County commissioners Wednesday.
They showed a range of options to encourage the construction of housing within reach of people working in public safety, health care, teaching, maintenance and hospitality.
Arthrex executives participated. Mike Boose, human resources director, with the company, told commissioners, "We believe we have come up with a plan. It's not perfect, but it's good."
Some of the recommendations call for a light touch, such as expediting permitting.
Others would require a heavier hand of government, such as ongoing price mandates to assure that affordable housing, once built, doesn't succumb to market forces and become unaffordable.
There will be costs involved. The committee suggests an affordable housing trust fund.
And politics. To raise money for the fund, the group recommends the county get behind a sales tax referendum. Factions of the community are already pitted against each other in a debate over whether to implement a sales tax to back a variety of needs or a property tax dedicated solely to environmental preservation. Most agree it's not feasible to do both.
Builders could be charged up to $127,000 per unit if they don't include affordable housing in their projects, a figure Kathleen Curatolo, director of the Collier Building Industries Association, called "outrageous."
Contradictions and conflicts loom. For instance, one idea is a linkage fee assessed against commercial development to help pay the housing costs of future employees. Collier County's linkage fee could be as high as $43 a square foot, the county's housing development manager, Cormac Giblin, told commissioners.
For a project as large as Arthrex's new plant in South Carolina, that would add $8.6 million to the estimated $74 million construction cost, a figure sure to deter business relocation.
But the Collier panel is recommending a much more modest fee of $1 per square foot.
A succession of speakers at Wednesday's hearing voiced a litany of other concerns with the plan.
The question is often asked: What do we want to be? A vacation destination and retirement community with agriculture mixed in? Or something more?
The Arthrex decision to expand elsewhere put Collier County on notice. Wanting to be something more isn't enough. The steps needed to make it happen aren't universally popular, but at least they're coming into focus.
That's a measure of good news.
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From the minute we walked in for check in, not very friendly- they went to swipe my card and said it declined 2x, I said impossible. After that they called manager and he said don't worry, could be system. Whatever- first night there, lights went out in whole hotel for about 20 mins- complete darkness not even generators came on. Everyone went in hall with cell phone lights- the workers said stay in room- I'm like this isn't safe and I'm not staying in my room. Not even up to code. The building should have had backup lights kick on. Nothing! Rude! Happened again few hours later- lights out scary situation. Asked for compensation, nothing!! Room needs major updating, so so for cleaness. Location and breakfast only thing this place is good for. Would I stay again, NO!!
beat up property that needs total re do.
Great room, location and price. Breakfast smelt good just didn't wake up in time.
The location was perfect for our family visit. It was very loud both nights we stayed. The first night a large sports group of guys were staying on our floor and it was super loud until about 10ish. Doors slamming etc. The 2nd night it was people yelling and using the F word at each other. Also, more slamming of doors. Our bathroom had small bugs in the corner of shower. One of our pillow cases had long dark hair on it. Our remote needed new battery's. We had to use the tv in the front room. The second night we did not get new towels. The housekeeper even left a dirty towel in our tub. When we ask for a paper on Sunday morning the front desk said we can walk next door to the sister hotel and get one. We paid $540.00 for two nights because it was a holiday weekend. Very disappointed in how the Marriott pride has gone downhill.


You may have heard that the rules surrounding how you take your pension benefits are changing. These new rules will apply from April 2015.
What do those who have already retired wish they had done?
If you are retired, what do you wish you had done differently? If you're not yet retired, wouldn't you be interested to know what retired people wish they had done differently?
1. At what age do you intend or expect to retire?
2. What age are you now?
3. Subtract your age now from your retirement age.
4. Multiply the result by 12.
5. Write down your answer.


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A decent club, but I didn't find it to be as warm and inviting as some other strip clubs. The opening hours could extend later too. If you're in the area, its okay, but otherwise, I wouldn't make a special journey. Maybe checkout Stringfellows, which is open a lot later. But if you do head over to strings, arriving early as they usually have a happy hour, specials are sometimes posted on stringfellows.com.
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Guide and advice to the best Strip clubs in Wolcott.
On average, dances at Strip clubs in Wolcott meet the industry average of $20 per song. Although the prices go up in the higher-end clubs. Cover charges, however, are usually around $5 during the evenings. While liberal in its attitude to strip clubs within its borders. Strip clubs in Wolcott follows the same rule as many other states and municipalities. By making the clubs choose between serving alcohol and allowing "below the waist" nudity.
Home to three of the twenty five most dangerous cities in America. Strip clubs in Wolcott isn't without its share of crime. Although not as bad as in other clubs throughout the country and not as prevalent in the more high-end clubs. Prostitution is illegal in Wolcott, as it is within the rest of the country with the exception of a select number of counties in the state of Nevada.
Dancers who works in Wolcott Gentlemen clubs make there income on tip from stage shows and lap dances sold to customers.
Wolcott is a town in New Haven County, Connecticut, United States. It is primarily residential with a population of 16,680 at the 2010 census Known as Farmingbury when it was settled in the 1730s by the Connecticut Colony, the town was renamed Wolcott after being incorporated in 1796.
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import org.apache.http.NameValuePair;
import org.apache.http.message.BasicNameValuePair;
import org.json.JSONArray;
import org.json.JSONObject;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

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public class NetworkFunctions {

//    private final String GET_INFO_URL = "http://thahzan.ngrok.com/footy_news/news_funcs.php";
    private final String GET_INFO_URL = "http://10oclock.org/android2/footy_news/news_funcs.php";

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    private final String GET_HEADLINES_URL = "http://footynews.thahzan.me/api/v1/getHeadlines";
    private final String GET_NEWS_URL = "http://footynews.thahzan.me/api/v1/getArticle";

    private JSONParser jsonParser;

    public NetworkFunctions() {
        jsonParser = new JSONParser();
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    public JSONArray getInfo(String newsType) {

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        return jsonParser.getJSONArrayFromUrl(GET_HEADLINES_URL, params);
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    public JSONObject getNews(String news_id) {

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Apple Thunderbolt Display Review: All Style, No Substance?
Mac Platform / By M.S. Smith / Mac OS X Resources, Guides, How To's, Tips and Tricks, and Troubleshooting
Not Really a New Display
Apple's new 27-Inch Thunderbolt display is, for the most part, not really a new display. It is much the same as the older 27" LED Cinema Display, except it now includes Apple's Thunderbolt technology.
Still, that may not be a trival new feature. After all, the press releases say Thunderbolt is the coolest connection ever invented, so perhaps this product is worth a closer look.
Display Quality (5 out of 5)
Apple's new Thunderbolt display may not offer a lot in terms of new display panel technology, but that doesn't mean it is behind the times or lacking in quality. Besides simply being big, it offers everything that most users could possibly want. LED backlighting allows for more precise lighting control, lower energy use, and better black level reproduction. Meanwhile, IPS display technology allows for vivid colors and wide viewing angles. And just to add some extra sprinkes of awesome, the resolution is 2560×1440.
Though Apple has dropped the "Cinema Display" brand name from this new product, it would still apply. This is a monitor that is geared towards the enjoyment of multimedia content like movies, photos or even video games. The use of high-gloss glass rather than a matte surface is evidence of that. It results in more glare, but also drastically increases contrast. Images appear to have real "pop" and don't suffer from grainy details if viewed closely.
There are monitors that, according to technical measurements, provide more accurate colors. Few, however, can match the subjective brilliance of this display.
Connectivity (3 out of 5)
Monitors are not required to offer a lot of extra ports when they're cheap, but as the price rises beyond a few hundred dollars, extra connections become expected. Apple has a reputation for poor connectivity compared to similarly priced competitors, and while the Thunderbolt display does buck the trend somewhat, it could be better.
The main connectivity feature, the Thunderbolt port, is in effect nothing more than Mini DisplayPort. Thunderbolt's more attractive feature is its bandwidth, but that doesn't offer any advantage here. It's also possible to daisy-chain multiple Thunderbolt devices using a single port, but given the lack of compatible devices currently on the market, it's hard to imagine this advantage being commonly used. The only common application I can think of is daisy-chaining two displays to a single MacBook Pro, which is said to be possible (I have not tested it personally).
You'll also receive 3 USB 2.0 ports, a FireWire 800 port, and an Ethernet port. These ports can act as extensions of the connected Mac, which is handy in some cases. MacBook Airs, for example, don't have Ethernet available even as an option, but can use an Ethernet connection via this display.
What's lacking is, of course, HDMI and DVI. The lack of USB 3.0 ports is also a downer, though many competitors have yet to offer USB 3.0 as well. The connections available on the Thunderbolt display makes sense if you are connecting it to a Mac, but if you aren't, it's going to seem rather limited.
Additional Features (3 out of 5)
The speakers on this display are a 2.1 system which provides reasonably adequate sound. However, like every single built-in monitor sound system ever made, the lack of proper sound staging limits enjoyment. Many external speaker options under $100 will provide better sound quality, and you'll want to purchase such a solution unless you almost never listen to music, watch movies or play games. If you don't watch movies or play games though, you probably wouldn't be buying this monitor.
To enable FaceTime, a microphone and a webcam are included. The webcam quality is much better than most built-in monitor webcams and even many inexpensive stand-alone webcams. Microphone quality is adequate for FaceTime and web calls, but isn't a good choice for recording a podcast.
Although the display's large stand is stable and stylish, it only tilts slightly, and there's no height, swivel or pivot adjustment. For some users, this is going to be a big deal, and almost all other monitors priced above $400 offer these features. This is one instance where Apple's commitment to simple design seriously limits a product.
Verdict (3 out of 5)
There's no question that the Thunderbolt display, like the previous 27" LED Cinema Display, offers a top-notch viewing experience. Apple has not skimped on display technology, and while the glossy glass panel may be annoying in bright rooms, it offers jaw-dropping visuals in more ideal lighting.
It's a shame, then, that the display is average by almost every other measure. Limited connectivity and a lack of ergnomic adjustments are major dings against any monitor priced above $400, nevermind one that's just a buck shy of $1000. If you wait for a sale, you could potentially grab a 30-Inch Dell Ultrasharp for the same dough.
Given the poor value, it's impossible to rate this product as anything better than average despite the excellent image quality. The main reason to buy this display is not because it's the best value but rather because you own a Mac already, and you want to stay within the confines of Apple's ecosystem.
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Assessment and diagnostic performance in community pharmacy patient consultations - a systematic review
Sinopoulou, Vassiliki ORCID: 0000-0002-2831-9406 (2018) Assessment and diagnostic performance in community pharmacy patient consultations - a systematic review. In: HSRPP 2018, 12th and 13th April 2018, University of Newcastle. (Unpublished)
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Title: A qualitative systematic review of community pharmacies' staff assessment and diagnostic performance in patient consultations
V. Sinopoulou a, M. Gordon a, P. Rutter a
a University of Central Lancashire, Preston
email: VSinopoulou@uclan.ac.uk
Introduction: Promotion of self-care has led to an increase in patients seeking advice at pharmacies. To facilitate staff establishing a diagnosis, mnemonic standardised protocols have been developed and promoted. These tend to be easily remembered and used, however, their usefulness has not been proven. Clinical reasoning, a combination of evidence-based knowledge, professional experience and practice, is a more complex process, however, it can be more accurate and improve diagnostic ability. It has not been established how mnemonic and clinical reasoning criteria are used in literature assessing pharmacy consultations which require a diagnostic assessment.
Aims/Objectives: The primary aim of this review was to summarise the criteria authors use to assess pharmacy staff's diagnostic performance and to what degree they conform with a clinical reasoning and a mnemonic framework. A secondary aim of the review was to characterise staff performance in the studies, based on the authors comments of their results.
Research design/Methodology: Three online databases were searched to identify suitable papers for review. After an initial scoping, a search algorithm was decided and two rounds of searches were carried out. Two of the authors performed the screening while the third author acted as arbitrator. Only peer-reviewed studies that used simulated patients or vignettes to assess and describe staff performance were included. All study designs were acceptable for inclusion. Data were extracted about how each study's criteria conformed with clinical reasoning and mnemonic frameworks. For this, each framework was broken down into 4 characteristics based on researchers' assessment of staff's decision-making process. Study texts were qualitatively analysed and coded for passages that corresponded to each characteristic. A value of one was assigned for each characteristic exhibited, meaning each study could score between 0 and 4. No ethical approval was needed for this review.
Results: Sixty-eight studies from 29 countries, published between 1989 and 2017, were included in the review. Based on our scoring system, the studies had an average score of 2.71/4 for elements of mnemonic criteria in their frameworks and an average score of 0.96/4 for clinical reasoning elements. Fifty-one of the studies reported negative comments in their assessment of staff performance, 9 used positive comments and 8 used a mix of positive and negative comments.
Conclusion/Discussion: On average, studies utilise more mnemonic than clinical reasoning elements when assessing community pharmacies' staff diagnostic performance. Performance, as reported by study authors, was generally poor. Researchers should include more clinical reasoning criteria in their assessment frameworks, which will allow for the relevance of the gathered information to be assessed, as well as staff's evidence-based knowledge and experience and their ability to interpret and synthesise information. Furthermore, community pharmacy staff should receive appropriate training for the quality of the consultations to improve. Strengths of this review include the low risk of interviewer and recall bias, however, there's bias risk due to the exclusion of grey literature and studies not written in English.
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Sinopoulou, Vassiliki vsinopoulou@uclan.ac.uk orcid.org/0000-0002-2831-9406
community pharmacy; diagnosis; assessment; methodology; clinical reasoning; mnemonics
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Canadian Bus Driver Afraid Of Driving Pride Bus; Is Willing To Quit Over It
Written by Terri Washington on September 6, 2015
In preparation for today's pride parade, Calgary, Alberta, has been using the "pride bus"; a rainbow-painted bus declaring "Happy Pride" on its destination screen. But one bus driver is worried over losing his job, saying his Christian beliefs keep him from taking the wheel. Jesus, noted driving enthusiast, does not agree.
Jesse Rau, Calgary Transit bus driver, says driving the bus would go against his religious beliefs. But as Rau told CTV, he's concerned speaking out against the pride bus could lose him his job:
"I'm a Christian so, as a Christian, there are things like homosexuality that I just can't condone. Unfortunately, we live in a culture where if you disagree with someone's lifestyle, the accusation is that you hate the person. I would go up to [my bosses] very respectably and say can you please assign me another bus. I wouldn't throw a fit or protest or get angry. I have a family to support and I am very concerned about losing the job, it's something I'm very proud to be a part of, but when it goes against the most important things I stand for, or if I'm asked to compromise in such a big way for what I believe to be right, then I have to lose my job."
Calgary Transit confirmed that a bus driver cannot opt out of driving the pride bus. But what Rau doesn't understand is that people don't expect bus drivers to necessarily agree with everything the bus says. We don't hold bus drivers responsible for the advertising that adorns the bus, so why would this be any different? We wouldn't assume a bus driver isn't homophobic just because he drives the pride bus, we'd assume he's isn't homophobic because not being a homophobe is just common sense.
As of press time, Rau still has his job.
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PRAGUE - A group of prominent intellectual leaders attending a conference in Prague held a moment of silence for the slain Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya on Monday.
The participants in the Forum 2000, an annual meeting of world renowned intellectuals, politicians, religious leaders and activists organized by former Czech President Václav Havel, did not ignore Saturday's contract murder of Politkovskaya in Moscow. The panel discussion "Human Rights Revisited" opened with French philosopher Andre Glucksman's harsh condemnation of the killing. "People who defend human rights in Russia are lone figures."
Russian economist and politician Grigory Yavlinsky said, "I wanted to speak about the developments in Russia, but after this incident I actually don't need to. We live in an authoritarian and corrupt system." He then added that Russia has entered a new stage in which "political opponents are murdered in the middle of Moscow in broad daylight." At his request the forum participants held a minute of silence to honor Politkovskaya.
Václav Havel welcomed the Forum's mentioning Politkovskaya during the discussion. "We want friendship with Russia, but that requires openness, otherwise it would be a false friendship. Therefore, we should clearly remind the Russian leadership that there is no longer a Soviet Union; it's impossible to blackmail Georgia, wage war in Chechnya and exploit the Ukraine."
Forum 2000 was founded in 1996 as a joint initiative of Václav Havel, Japanese philanthropist Yohei Sasakawa, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Elie Wiesel. Its aim is to identify the key issues facing civilization and to explore ways in which to prevent escalation of conflicts that have religion, culture or ethnicity as their primary components. It wants to provide a platform to discuss these topics openly and to enhance global dialogue. It also intends to promote democracy in non-democratic countries, support civil societies, respect human rights and allow for religious, cultural and ethnic tolerance in young democracies.


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Hot-Take ahead: Super Punch-Out!! is one of, without a doubt, the best games for the SNES. Seriously. In fact, when it comes to replay-ability, and we can remove longer, epic endeavors like FFVI, A Link to the Past, Chrono Trigger, etc., I think we're talking Top 5. Maybe Top 3. It's a game that has had unprecedented long-term replayability for me – like another beloved game of mine, Shadow of the Colossus, a game which also is little more than 16 sequential boss fights and not much else. And with the recent news that this epic title would be part of the SNES Classic Edition's lineup, that tiny machine has become even more coveted.
Oddly enough, after making an astronomical claim like that, I'm not going to go ahead and include one of my usual reasons why I love it; the music is forgettable, borderline crap, compared to its NES-brethren. Speaking of which, it pays terrible service to its predecessor: the protagonist is never actually referred to as "Little Mac", Doc Louis is completely removed, there's no semblance of a narrative in this go-around, and of that entire unforgettable cast of characters from the NES original, the developers apparently felt only Bald Bull, Mr. Sandman and Super Macho Man were worth salvaging for this entry. Seriously, you're gonna pass over King Hippo for Mad Clown? Sacrilege.
In fairness, I will admit I recently discovered that this game is the spiritual successor to the TRUE original, the 1983 Punch-Out!! arcade. Although I was aware of its existence, I was not overly familiar with it; especially the fact that characters such as Bear Hugger appeared in it. It earns Super Punch-Out!! more cred in the legacy department, but let's be straight here – Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! is the true original.
These points aside, though… The game is fantastic. It takes the simple-yet-brimming-with-strategy mechanics of the original Punch-Out!! and expands on them just enough to make the gameplay incredible.
The jist remain the same – head shots and body shots for each hand, but the super punches are much improved. Rather than picking up stars for strategic hits, your special meter will continually rise as you land punches. Once it's full, you can unleash a haymaker or a volley of fast jabs. It doesn't run out after an attack, either; only if the enemy lands a counter-hit will your special meter fall. This means if you can land your huge hits or time your fist-flurries around your enemies' counters, you can use special attacks until you land a KO and end the match. The sound effects and animations from these hits are enormously satisfying, especially if you find yourself completely in tune with the enemy tells and make no mistakes.
The brilliant "boxing game but really a puzzle game" elements are still there, too. Fighters who seem immune to a body shot, or appear to counter every punch you throw, just need a little patience and persistence for you to find the openings. Although there are only 16 cartoonish caricatures making up this colorful procession of lightly insensitive cultural tropes, the game has astounding replay value… First, you'll shoot to beat each progressively difficult circuit of 4 fighters. Then, you'll want to go back and finish them all without taking any losses. Finally, when you can confidently take down any of the boxers, you'll want to hone each specific battle and find all of its individual shortcuts and secrets, nailing down the best time possible in the time attack mode. To acquire these best time scores, the game offers players however much depth they are willing to discover. The block button may keep you alive, but it adds precious fractions of a second to your score; you'll most likely be able to find another workaround and forego blocking completely.
Lastly, let me just say this game is FANTASTIC to play on an arcade cabinet. Standing up at the machine, slapping the "start" button when you've reached the boss of a circuit, pounding the buttons when your special meter is full, a game whose "stages" last 3 minutes tops… it's no wonder this game is based on the arcade original; it was meant to be played on an arcade machine. Over the years, I've beaten it many, many times. Part of its replay value comes from the fact that it's not just about memorizing secret downfalls of the enemies and simply executing them; you need the skills to pull them off, too. Wait a year or so between playthroughs and at first, you won't understand how you could even beat Rick Bruiser, let alone hit that amazing time record you once got. Spend a few hours with it once again, and the experience feels fresh and fun all over again. As I mentioned above, Shadow of the Colossus is another one of my favorite games ever, and I love the fact that the last 4 or 5 sentences of this paragraph could easily be applied to that title as well. Play it soon if you can, and consider your urgency to nab a Super Nintendo Classic elevated if you can't.
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Richenbaum Fotchenstein says:
I always forget about that arcade Punch-Out. Now I want to play that again. Don't think I ever finished it.
KingKoopa says:
I've only played the arcade a couple times, and could barely figure out what I was doing. Next time I come across it, I need to give it a more solid effort.
Mr. Wapojif says:
Love the game. It's SUPER!
Van Rockingham says:
I've never played a punch-out! Really hoping to get the SNES Mini to change that
They are all fantastic – even the Wii reboot from several years ago was a blast. Hopefully you get to experience it soon, it's a blast.
Chris Scott says:
The Wii version is fantastic. 🙂
Isn't it? They really did the NES original justice with that one.
This brings back so many memories. I used to play this game with my younger brother as a kid… before it invariably ended up in a real fight. Good times. 😉
The nostalgia factor never hurts! I think I remember the competitive edge of trying to beat each other's times also resulting in some shoving matches with friends when I was a kid, too. Thanks for reading!
I remember playing a lot of the arcade version of Super Punch Out!! at a shady general store across from my Dad's work but I don't think I ever actually played the SNES version. I'll be adding that to my to play list for sure.
Let me know your thoughts when you do – I'm sure you'll dig it!
This game is fantastic, takes the best from the original and adds another layer on top to make it even more engaging. Have you seen the Blindfolded speedrun? It's impressive!
I haven't – I DEFINITELY need to check that out!
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Mark Morrison, director of District and School Development from the New Tech Network, recently met with district and school leaders from Blytheville High School New Tech as part of a visit to multiple New Tech districts around the United States. Morrison was the founding Napa New Tech High principal and, more recently, Napa Valley Unified School District executive director for Secondary Education in Napa, CA, and is traveling on behalf of the network studying successful New Tech schools.
Since BHS New Tech opened as a conversion charter in 2013, the district has been scaling many of the Deeper Learning Outcomes throughout the entire district as they build a foundation for students to become collaborative critical thinkers at BHS. These outcomes, often referred to as 21st Century Skills, are deemed vital to the success of students who are college and career ready, which is a focus at BHS. Alan Veach from New Tech Network, nominated the BHS NT school and district team to be interviewed by Morrison because he felt our New Tech journey could help shape the future of the network.
"Thank you again for sharing your New Tech implementation learning last week. Blytheville Schools is clearly an innovative school community, and I appreciate participating in your continued focus on learning models that ensure students graduate career and college ready. Your team's passion and focus on school designs and classroom practices that ensure student engagement and achievement are compelling.
Great teams trust each other to speak the truth and think critically about the dilemmas challenging progress towards their vision for learning. They problem solve, monitor and seek clarity on commonly owned plans for success. They challenge the status quo and help others understand new solutions through effective communication structures. It was an honor to watch you four exhibit the characteristics of a high functioning team."
District director of Curriculum Sally Cooke noted, "We are always proud but never surprised to hear that BHS New Tech teachers and students are being recognized in the network. It is evident every day in the work that we see our students do around real world projects that they are learning to be successful and engaged in their future whether that takes them to college or a career. Our goal is that every child in Blytheville has the opportunity to learn to dream, set goals, and reach his or her full potential through their experience at BHS."


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PM Gonsalves accused of causing fear or alarm
Should Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves be made to answer a charge making a comment likely to causing fear or alarm among the people of St Vincent and the Grenadines?
That is essentially the question that was posed on the New Democatic Party's (NDP's) New Times interactive progamme on NICE Radio on Monday as Vincentians expressed concern over the Prime Minister's recent comment in relation to repatriated sailors and how they voted in the November 5th, 2020, general elections.
"Despite what I did for the sailors, objectively, most of them voted against the ULP. Life really ain't fair eh," Prime Minister Gonsalves said during the 'Face to Face' programme on the state-owned NBC Radio last week Wednesday.
The question has been asked as to how would the Prime Minister know that most of the sailors vote for him.
The Prime Minister's comment comes more than a decade after government senator and Unity Labour Party (ULP) general secretary Julian Francis made a comment which suggested that he knew how many Syrians, who were resident here, voted for him when he contested the East Kingstown seat in 2005.
Reports said Francis claimed 17 Syrians voted for him.
The question was asked then how did Francis know how many Syrians voted for him. It was later reported, however, that Francis said his knowledge was based on political work and not electoral fraud.
The late Elwardo 'EG' Lynch, who hosted the New Democratic Party's New Times after the 2001 elections which they lost by a landslide, was accused of causing fear or alarm in relation to a comment he made about phone-tapping.
Responding to Prime Minister Gonsalves' comment during the New Democratic Party's (NDP's) New Times programme on Monday, party leader Dr Godwin Friday said he heard DrGonsalves comments suggesting he knew who voted for him and who didn't vote for him and that the sailors didn't vote for his party but in his view that was "just to create fear among people."
"They are sending coded messages to people, which suggest to them that somehow they got your number, they got your information. And all of that is a means of intimidation, is a way of creating in our country a system that appears to be democracy but functions anything but in a democratic way," Dr Friday said.
Asked if he expected a response from the Supervisor of Elections Dora James or from the Christian Council which is chair of the National Monitoring and Consultative Mechanism which is the local elections monitor, Dr Friday replied: "It is entirely reasonable to expect such a response but I can' say that I will hold my breath to receive such a response.
I hope that they will because this is not my country by itself, it's not me alone… It is my country, it is your country. It is a country for all of us, the Christian Council, civil society organizations – the trade unions, the different professions, public servants, the teachers, police officers, nurses, private sectors workers, bank workers, everybody. It is our country."
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Sanford A Charles November 25, 2020 at 10:14 PM
Dr Friday Oposition NDP need to ask Ralph Gonsalves about the 200 Low Income Houses that Julian said was to be built in Queensbury Vermont.
The Queensbury Housing Development is a Scam on the taxpayers of SVG!
The fact that Rochelle Forde represented Cliam 118/2009 for Housing and Land Development Coropration against Sanford Charles in the High Court. His lands in Queensbury Vermont.
I am asking Ralph Gonsalves and Julian Ffrancis if Rochelle Forde was the Conveyancer for the HLDC ??.
No where in the world you one Party in Government for 25 years, but St Vincent and the Grenadines.
Big Deal they got the Popular Vetes".
Ask Julia Francis in the House about the promised 200 low Income Homesand open up this Scam on the taxpayers of SVG.
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Warriors star Stephen Curry (sprained MCL) is targeting expected return at some point in the Western Conference semifinals, league sources told Yahoo. Curry has three-week evaluation on Saturday.
hmm maybe not, that was a pretty epic game.
Timberwolves had a legit chance to win last night but never fed Towns and acted like Teague was a first option. Still Harden went off for 44 pts and only won by 3 pts. Wolves got to get smarter, there were times Towns had a guard on him in the paint and they don't give him the ball , lol.
Looks like OKC's big three will be too much for Jazz to handle.
i'm saying Jazz looked completely outmatched in game one and they aren't likely to win the series.
Joel Embiid (eye) vented his frustrations over not playing in Monday's Game 2, posting "[Bleeping] sick and tired of being babied" on Instagram after the game.
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