Paving the path for a life of nutrition can start at home in your own kitchen with a food processor. If you're interested in making homemade baby food your hungry little tot, you're not alone. Today lots of moms and dads are preparing their own baby food at home, which is wonderful. But before you grab your apron and potato masher, there are some important things to consider.
Just like in every other situation with your baby, safety comes first. If your store breast milk, you already know there are rules you follow for safe storage. When you make baby food, similar rules apply. That's why you need to be knowledgeable about proper preparation and storage.
• As always, wash and rinse your hands and equipment prior to use.
• Don't just rinse off fruits and veggies before your prepare them, scrub them to make sure they are clean, even if you will be peeling them.
• The best way to preserve all of the yummy nutrients is to bake, steam or roast the foods you're going to prepare.
• Store your baby food in the refrigerator or freezer in airtight containers. Unlike pre-packaged baby food you buy at the grocery store, homemade baby food can't be stored in the pantry.
• The rule of thumb is pureed homemade baby food can be stored up to 48 hours in the refrigerator. Many food safety authorities say that 72 hours is fine too. This time limit decreases the likelihood of bacteria growth in the puree. Plus, it keeps that icky "taste of the fridge" out of your tasty meals.
• Harmful bacteria can grow quickly if foods aren't properly cooled. Refrigerate or freeze perishable foods within two hours of preparing them.
• You should not freeze meat purees from meats that have been frozen when raw, thawed, cooked and then frozen and then, thawed again.
• Freeze ground meat, poultry, fish and shellfish if you don't expect to eat it within two days, and freeze other beef, veal, lamb or pork within three to five days.
• It's best to transfer hot food you have cooked to the fridge and then to package for freezer storage within 2-3 hours after it has cooled off. Again, you may safely leave prepared foods in the fridge for up to 48 hours (72 hours max) before you freeze it.
• Don't Double Dip - If you do make small batches of baby food and store in the refrigerator, please remember you shouldn't feed your baby from that container and then re-store it. That's because saliva may contaminate the food and bacteria can grow. I know it means more dirty dishes, but you should always put the portion you serve in a different bowl.
• No Need for Sugar or Salt – Salt and sugar are never needed when making baby food, so it's best to just leave them out of the mix. Literally!
• Frozen Food is Fine – Contrary to myth, freezing foods (fruits and vegetables in particular) does NOT deplete 100% of that food's vitamins and minerals.
• Afraid of Freezer Burn – During your first few attempts at freezing baby food, you may think it has freezer burn because you'll see ice crystals from on it. That's actually just excess liquid. Freezer burn is when you see leathery looking grayish brown spots. Ice crystals are A-Okay!


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Herb Greußen  stanowi w polu niebieskim siedząca na białym koniu postać świętego Marcina w niebieskiej zbroi prawą ręką przecinającego swój czerwony płaszcz. Koń z uniesioną prawą, przednią nogą stąpa w heraldycznie prawą stronę, święty Marcin odwraca się w stronę lewą. Pod koniem mały niebieski herb ze stojącym złotym lwem w koronie. Lew zwrócony z prawą stronę ma otwartą paszczę.

Postać świętego nawiązuje do patrona miejscowego kościoła. Herb z lwem stanowi nawiązanie do herbu i do władców Schwarzburga, którzy rządzili miastem aż do 1918 r.

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Jaydee, de son vrai nom Robin Albers, est un DJ et musicien néerlandais né en 1958, connu pour son titre Plastic Dreams paru en 1992 chez R&S. Il a également sorti un album, intitulé House Nation, en 2000, chez le canadien ISBA Music Entertainment Inc. et Dino Music.

Carrière

Débuts
Au début des années 1990, Robin Albers est DJ à l'AVRO. Avec l'arrivée sur le marché des ordinateurs Atari ST (disposant d'un séquenceur MIDI) et après quelques leçons de piano, Albers commence à composer ses premiers morceaux, tandis que   lui apprend les bases de la production musicale.

Animateur
Il devient ensuite l'animateur de l'émission radiophonique For Those Who Likes To Groove, .

Producteur
Outre ses compositions musicales sous le pseudonyme de Jaydee, Robin Albers dirige également son propre label, First Impression, et sa discothèque près d'Utrecht, le Vianen.

Compositeur
Un jour d', après un fort joint, Robin Albers se met à son Atari et compose plusieurs morceaux. Parmi ceux-ci se trouve  un morceau instrumental durant un peu plus de dix minutes. Il la joue pour la première fois devant le public de la discothèque  à Rosmalen, entre deux DJ gabbers. Au fil des semaines, Albers ajuste son son, pour aboutir au morceau définitif.

Encouragé par , auteur du morceau Format - #1, et par Frits van Swoll de la maison de disques Dureco, de fil en aiguille, Albers entre en contact avec R&S, en Belgique. Mais il manque un titre ; celui-ci lui est inspiré par une anecdote au sujet de Donald Trump, dont la carte bancaire « Platinum », ce petit morceau de plastique, lui ouvre de si larges horizons. Ce sera donc Plastic Dreams.

Sorti en 1993, le morceau lui offre une renommée mondiale. Jaydee est même le premier DJ à jouer à Moscou. Et le morceau est toujours joué plus de vingt ans après sa sortie.

Anecdote

Dans son épisode {{Langue|en|A State Of Trance Episode 800 part 2}}, Armin van Buuren explique que Jaydee est la personne qui, en lui passant un coup de téléphone pour lui proposer de faire une émission de radio, était à la base de ce qui deviendra  ; émission qui existe toujours, plus de 15 ans après.

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In cuneiform, each sign stands for a syllable of a word (consonant plus vowel), like MA or BO. Of course with a different sign for every syllable, you have to have a whole lot of signs. You need many more signs than we have letters in our alphabet. Having so many signs made it very hard to learn to write. So very few people did learn. Men who learned to write were called scribes. They had important jobs, not just writing but generally being organizers and administrators for the government. Scribes were often very powerful men. Most women did not ever learn to write, though some women certainly could write.
People did not know how to make paper yet, but they had plenty of clay, so most of the time they wrote on tablets made of clay. They used a sharp river reed like a pen, to make the marks. The reeds made triangular marks in the clay, so cuneiform is collections of these little triangular marks in the clay.
The earliest writing we have from West Asia is mostly accounts and lists of things donated to temples. But not long after that people began to write poems and stories. One of the earliest stories is the Epic of Gilgamesh, which also includes a story about the Flood. It may have been written as early as about 2500 BC. During the Akkadian Empire, about 2000 BC, we have hymns to the gods written by one of the priestesses, Enheduanna, who was the daughter of Sargon.
By 1700 BC the first written law code, the Code of Hammurabi, was written in Babylon, also in cuneiform writing.
Around 1800 BC, however, people invented a new kind of writing, called the alphabet. The alphabet has only a few signs, which are combined in different ways to make different sounds, and so it is much easier to learn to read and write than in cuneiform or hieroglyphs. Suddenly ordinary traders could learn to read and write, not just specialists!
The alphabet seems to have been invented in northern Egypt, by Canaanites (or Jews) who were trading there and working in the turquoise mines. They saw Egyptian hieroglyphs, but they couldn't read them, and they invented a simplified form – the alphabet. The modern Hebrew and Arabic alphabets are both descended from this original Semitic alphabet.
It didn't take long for people all over West Asia to see that the alphabet was easier to use than cuneiform, and by about 1000 BC many Semitic people were starting to use the alphabet. Not long after that, Phoenician traders taught the alphabet to the Greeks, who began to use it themselves by around 750 BC. Under the Assyrian Empire, however, down to the 600s BC, important stone monuments all over West Asia continued to be written in cuneiform, and official government letters and records were also still in cuneiform.
Cite this page: Carr, K.E. What is cuneiform? Mesopotamia – West Asian writing. Quatr.us Study Guides, September 15, 2017. Web. April 21, 2019.


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Australian retail turnover rose 7% in November, seasonally adjusted, with an open Victoria and Black Friday leading the charge.
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We've all seen them splashed across our social media feeds or been hit up with the dreaded "Hey!" on Facebook from some random you went to high school with who you haven't spoken to in ten years.
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The Australian Government announced today that private health insurance premiums will increase by an average of 2.74% next year.
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Unemployment falls with almost 100k jobs added in November
Australia's unemployment rate has fallen to 6.8% in November from 7.0% in October, seasonally adjusted.

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An ALA Spectrum Scholar reflects
By Carli V. Lowe | June 27, 2018
2017-2018 Spectrum Scholars Carli V. Lowe and Darnetta Bolton
The 20th American Library Association (ALA) Spectrum Leadership Institute came to a close Sunday, June 24, during ALA's Annual Meeting and Exhibition in New Orleans. Each Spectrum Scholar received a certificate commemorating completion of the program and shared reflections on what it meant to be part of this community.
The Spectrum Leadership Institute is a a three-day experience that highlights cross-cultural models of leadership and features national library and community leaders. It is open to participants in the ALA Spectrum Scholarship Program, which actively recruits and provides scholarships to American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black/African American, Hispanic/Latino, Middle Eastern and North African, and/or Native Hawaiian/other Pacific Islander students to assist them with obtaining a graduate degree and leadership positions within the profession and ALA.
At this institute's close, many of us commented on the connections the program had allowed us to make. We live all across the country as well as in Canada, so this was a rare opportunity to be in one place and get to know one another. For students like me, who study online, there is an added layer of benefit to connecting in the same physical space with fellow students.
As I attempt to write this, I am both compelled to share the powerful, daring, and heartfelt reflections I heard, and hesitant to share the stories of others without their permission. My only solution is to share the parts of my own story that resonated with what others said. This will leave the picture incomplete, so I encourage you to talk to others you meet from the Spectrum program and learn what it means to them.
Some spoke of the financial impact of this scholarship. This is something I felt deeply. Spectrum gave me the freedom to choose the library program that I knew was the best for my learning style and future goals, rather than the program I could most easily afford.
Some talked about the importance of having a community of people of color within the library profession. I come from eleven years as an elementary school teacher—a profession with similar racial and ethnic demographics as librarianship. I experienced the isolation of being the "only one" in a room, as well as the joy of meeting and collaborating with educators of color across the country. It can take time to build a community where you truly feel at home. Spectrum offers a ready-made space to be yourself and look around a room filled with others like you, as well as with mentors you can emulate.
We also reflected on our colleagues of color who were not in the room with us—those who, for one reason or another, had not had access to or knowledge of this opportunity. When I was a teacher, I expected each of my third graders to hold the door open for the student walking in line behind them. I taught them that holding the door did not mean swinging it wide and hoping the next person made it through in time; it meant keeping a hand on the door and watching to make sure the next person had their own hand on the door too before letting go. As Spectrum Scholars, we must use the privilege of this opportunity to create opportunity for others.
More information about the ALA Spectrum Scholarship can be found here.
Carli V. Lowe is an MLIS student and ALA Spectrum Scholar at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
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There was no shortage of laughter or conviviality among the more than 21,400 library workers and exhibitors who gathered for the ALA Annual Conference and Exhibition, held June 20–25 in Washington, D.C. But the subject matter commanded a sober tone, as speakers and panelists touched on some of the most complex and urgent issues facing the country in 2019. Award-winning YA author Jason Reynolds kicked off the conference with a stirring address, challenging librarians to facilitate understanding and empathy in their communities.
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ALA President Wanda Kay Brown writes: "Libraries are essential for the health of our democracy, our communities, and our future. But too often we hear from elected officials and regular citizens alike that libraries are relics that are no longer necessary in our modern culture. ALA's strength in representing and advocating for librarians and library workers is likewise critical. However, the feedback we frequently receive is that getting involved in an association as complex as ours is daunting. Over the course of my presidential year, I will work to promote both the value of libraries and ALA, broadly speaking, through a lens of social justice and inclusion."
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A set of notebooks dating from 1788 that record the first attempts at communication between British settlers and Indigenous Australians reveals language that is still in use in Sydney Aboriginal communities. The Dawes notebooks, named for First Fleet Officer William Dawes who recorded his discussions with Aboriginal people of La Perouse, are on international loan from the SOAS University of London to the State Library of New South Wales's landmark exhibition, "Living Language: Country, Culture, Community," which opened July 13. The notebooks are important because they retain the conversational context that is crucial for contemporary language revival work.
Sydney (N.S.W.) Morning Herald, July 14
Principal Library Officer Ernest Nyari vividly remembers the scramble that would ensue every morning when he opened the doors of the library at University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania. Students got stuck at the doorway as they rushed in. The library didn't have enough space or books to serve the growing student population. At a cost of $41.28 million, China's Aid program helped Tanzania build a new library at the university in 2018. The largest university library in Africa, the facility is staffed by 147 librarians and features high-speed internet and improved digital resources.
China Daily (Beijing), July 10
Olivia Páez writes: "ARCs, or advance reading copies, are a small selection of proofs that are provided to bloggers, journalists, and librarians to review before a novel is published. They are used to generate buzz among reviewers and those with influence in the book community and get readers excited about a book's upcoming release. These are not finished copies. In fact, some ARCs say 'uncorrected proof' on the cover, meaning that they may contain typos or grammatical errors. Another important detail on the cover is the statement 'not for sale.' Here are some ideas for what to do with copies of ARCs that you may want to unload."
Book Riot, July 17
The ASGCLA Accessibility Assembly completed a revision of its Service Animals Tipsheet in June. Focusing on the definitions and expectations of service animals identified in the Americans with Disabilities Act, the tipsheet notes that support animals are different from service animals and serve different purposes. Libraries will find a set of tips about practice and procedures regarding service animals in a library.
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Serge Gnabry vs Tottenham
Tottenham got completely annihilated and manhandled by a former Arsenal player. Serge gnabry put together one of the greatest Champions League performances I have ever seen. It was an absolute show throughout the entire match. We are finally getting to see his potential and promise we initially saw at Arsenal. Serge gnabry has had to work really hard to get where he is. After only getting limited opportunities arsenal he ended up going on loan at West Brom where they thought he was not good enough. The German super Talent eventually landed in Germany with Bayern Munich. However, he would have to fight to earn his place as he went to Hoffenheim on a loan to continue to develop. Last season he was given the opportunity with Bayern Munich for the first time. At this point, he seems like one of the best players in the Bundesliga. He had to wait his turn but in a champions league night against former Rivals Tottenham Hotspur in London he made them pay single-handedly destroying their spirit. The most outstanding performance in the Champions League in what was a 7-2 annihilation of the Premier League club that only continues to struggle. Serge gnabry was responsible for 5 of 7 goals truly one of the best single performances we have seen in the Champions League. He scored an astounding four goals and assisted on another as Bayern Munich keep pace in their group and at the moment look like one of the favorites for the competition. It was a performance that he will never forget it was absolutely magical. He is clearly developed into a world-class level player in Germany. It has taken him time to get to this level but he's certainly here. Tottenham Hotspur made the Champions League final last season this isn't some dumpster fire team on the biggest stage away from home in London Serge gnabry showed the entire world exactly what he is. It was a breathtaking performance of the highest order leaving the world utterly blown away.
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Mohamed Salah continues to justify that he is one of the best players in the world. Liverpool we're on the verge of utter humiliation. Mohamed Salah helps Liverpool open up a 3-0 lead in the first half in their Champions League game against RB Salzburg. who's so far looks like one of the most underrated teams in the competition. With the Norwegian youngster Erling Braut Håland. He is absolutely Sensational and this RB Salzburg team has the potential to do real damage in this group. Liverpool despite having such a big lead in the first half started to slip taking the foot off the gas. RB Salzburg continue to chip away before they knew it Liverpool's Mohamed Salah team give up a three-goal lead. It was on the verge of absolute embarrassment. Liverpool's have the so-called best defender in the world as well as one of the most active and ferocious attacks in World football. With all this being said how on Earth could they surrender a lead like that. Mohamed Salah saved them with a late goal in the second half that saw them hold off retaliation from RB Salzburg as they pick up three points in a match they very well could have lost. Mohamed Salah was a big reason why Liverpool got out to such a big lead and he was the reason they won this game. He came through when his team needed him the most and in this competition that is what it's all about. Mohamed Salah has been an absolute factor in this competition over the last two seasons it is only going to continue this year with a two-goal performance saw his team pick up three points against a team that nearly did The Impossible. Mohamed Salah with Sensational performance during the Champions League this week and Liverpool should be grateful that their star showed up at the right time without Mohamed Salah Liverpool would be in big trouble.
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With the kitchen operable again, we cooked our first meal at home Friday evening: beef tenderloin, baby red potatoes, and a slaw of carrots, sweet onions, broccoli, and zucchinis.
Dinner was delicious, paired with red wine as we sat in the lounge listening to Gypsy Kings. Havi often sits on the bar overlooking the kitchen and lounge.
Both girls love hanging around us. They can be found nearby like Elgy on the couch with John.
With the night cooler than usual, we opened the patio door to let some fresh air in. The girls enjoy sitting where they can hear the crickets chirping in the night.
I love my weekends with my husband and cats -- that's what it's all about!


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Q: Нарушение размера окна при переключении между окнами Я использую PyQt5 для создания настольного приложения
и когда я переключаюсь в другое окно и переключаюсь обратно, окно сжимается.
class MainWindow(QtWidgets.QMainWindow):
    def __init__(self):
        super(MainWindow, self).__init__()
        self.ui = Ui_CSHero()
        self.ui.setupUi(self)
        self.ui.pushButton_2.clicked.connect(self.open_deposit_page)
        self.deposit_page = DepositPage()
        self.layout = QVBoxLayout()
        self.widget = QWidget()

    def open_deposit_page(self):
    """
    Visit to deposit page and upload data from the database.
    """
        m = MainWindow()
        deposit_page = DepositPage()
        layout = QVBoxLayout()
        self.layout.addWidget(deposit_page)
        self.widget.setLayout(self.layout)
        self.widget.setFixedWidth(1100)
        self.widget.setFixedHeight(600)
        self.setCentralWidget(self.widget)

class DepositPage(QtWidgets.QMainWindow):
    def __init__(self):
        super(DepositPage, self).__init__()
        self.ui_table = UiMainWindow()
        self.ui_table.setupUi(self)
        self.ui_table.back_button.clicked.connect(self.back_main_page)

    def back_main_page(self):
        main_window = MainWindow()
        layout = QHBoxLayout()
        widget = QWidget()
        layout.addWidget(main_window)
        widget.setLayout(layout)
        widget.setFixedWidth(1100)
        widget.setFixedHeight(600)
        self.setCentralWidget(widget)

app = QApplication(sys.argv)
main_window = MainWindow()
main_window.show()
sys.exit(app.exec_())

A: Один из вариантов может выглядеть так:
from PyQt5 import QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets
from PyQt5.Qt import *

class DepositPage(QtWidgets.QMainWindow):
    def __init__(self, parent=None):                                          # +++ parent
        super(DepositPage, self).__init__()
# ???        self.ui_table = UiMainWindow()
# ???        self.ui_table.setupUi(self)

        self.centralWidget = QWidget()
        self.setCentralWidget(self.centralWidget)

        self.resize(800, 500)
        self.setWindowTitle('DepositPage')

        self.parent = parent                                                  # +++ parent

        self.back_button = QPushButton('Back Main_page')
        self.back_button.clicked.connect(self.back_main_page)

        self.layout = QVBoxLayout(self.centralWidget)
        self.layout.addWidget(self.back_button,  alignment = Qt.AlignBottom)

    def back_main_page(self):
        self.parent.show()                                                    # +++ parent
        self.hide()

class MainWindow(QtWidgets.QMainWindow):
    def __init__(self):
        super(MainWindow, self).__init__()

# ???        self.ui = Ui_CSHero()
# ???        self.ui.setupUi(self)

        self.centralWidget = QWidget()
        self.setCentralWidget(self.centralWidget)

        self.pushButton_2 = QPushButton('Open deposit_page')
        self.pushButton_2.clicked.connect(self.open_deposit_page)

        self.layout = QVBoxLayout(self.centralWidget)
        self.layout.addWidget(self.pushButton_2,  alignment = Qt.AlignBottom)

        self.deposit_page = DepositPage(self)                                    # +++ self

    def open_deposit_page(self):
        """ Посетите страницу депозита и загрузите данные из базы данных. """

        self.deposit_page.show()
        self.hide()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    import sys
    app = QApplication(sys.argv)
    main_window = MainWindow()
    main_window.setWindowTitle('MainWindow')
    main_window.resize(1100, 600)
    main_window.show()
    sys.exit(app.exec_())

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Q: Meromorphic extension example Meromorphic was defined as follows:
Let $M \subseteq \mathbb{C}$ be a region. $f$ is meromorphic on M if any $a\in M$ is a removable or pole singularity of $f$. This is to say that there are no essential singularities.
From there, the following was given:
Let $S \subseteq M$ be the discrete set of poles of $f$. Then $f$ has a unique holomorphic extension $g$ that is holomorphic on $M - S$ and if we are only concerned with partial functions on $M$ then $g$ is maximal.
My questions are the following:
What is a partial function?
What would be an example of an $f$ and a $g$ in the situation provided above?
Any help is greatly appreciated!

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*A "partial function" on $U$ is a function $f: V \to X$, where $X$ is any codomain and $V \subset U$. (In other words: it's only "partially defined" because in some places it doesn't make sense. A stock example: $f(x) = 1/x$ is a "partial function on the real line".)

*Example: $f:  \mathbb C \to  \mathbb C^{*} : z \mapsto 1/z$, is meremorphic. $g: \mathbb C - \{0\} \to \mathbb C: z \mapsto 1/z$ is holomorphic on its domain, which is a subset of the domain of $f$. In this case, the domain $M$ is all of $\mathbb C$.


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Florida scientist axed for not altering COVID-19 map makes her personal
A Florida data scientist who claimed she was fired by the state for not doctoring coronavirus figures released her own COVID-19 map.
Former state Department of Health worker Rebekah Jones said she was fired because she refused to "manually change data to drum up support for the plan to reopen."
So now the enterprising Sunshine Stater has created her own map, similar to Florida's version, except for one major additional detail: her map includes report cards for each county on whether they meet the state's own criteria for entering the next phase of reopening.
Jones told NPR she hopes to give people a source of trusted information untainted by the politics of reopening.
"I think I'm uniquely equipped to try to help with that," she said, "so that's what I'm doing. I just I don't want people to panic. I don't want anybody to feel afraid or powerless."
By Jones' calculations, only four of Florida's 67 counties are ready to loosen coronavirus restrictions.
She has said she tried to add the report cards to the state's own data portal, but health department officials made her drop the feature when they realized it cast the state's progress in a negative light.
"When I went to show them what the report card would say for each county, among other things, they asked me to delete the report card because it showed that no counties, pretty much, were ready for reopening," she told NPR. "And they didn't want to draw attention to that."
A superior asked her to go into the data behind its map and alter the numbers so that the state's coronavirus positivity rating would change from 18 percent to 10 percent, making the state appear to meet its reopening target.
Florida entered Phase 1 of its reopening on May 4, in all counties except Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. It eased restrictions again on June 5 when the state declared the counties' had entered Phase 2.
But the state is now among more than a dozen experiencing a marked resurgence in cases.
Already among the hardest-hit states in the country, Florida registered more than 2,500 new cases in a 24-hour window from Friday to Saturday, according to data from Johns Hopkins. It's registered more than 75,000 confirmed cases and nearly 3,000 deaths.
Jones has attributed the state's shady behavior to incompetence rather than active conspiracy.
"To me, it did not read like some kind of political conspiracy or some higher directive," Jones says. "It seemed like people who expected when I brought in those results, the results to support the plan they had written, and they did not, they seemed panicked, and like they had to figure out a way to make the results match the plan."
Florida's Department of Health did not respond to a Post request for comment.
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2018 Squarespace ecommerce platform review: Is it good for your store?
Squarespace is a website builder startup that was launched in the beginning of 2014. To this date the company has received more than $70 million in funding from investors (source).
While Squarespace started as more of a general purpose website builder intended for helping people to create good looking personal websites easily, it has steadily beefed up its commerce offering and these days it offers a full e-commerce platform option. However, the big questions are exactly how good the platform is? And how well does it do when compared to the the market leader in the e-commerce platform space - Shopify? Keep reading the review and you will find out!
At the time of writing this Squarespace offers a total of 14 themes intended especially for online stores. This can be considered a rather small number when comparing it to Shopify, as Shopify offers at the moment more than 60 different themes for building an online store. The number of ecommerce themes is also the first indicator of the fact that Squarespace doesn't necessarily focus all that heavily on ecommerce and instead focuses on how to help people build other types of websites - an indication of this is also the fact that there are over 50 themes at Squarespace that are intended for building other types of websites, and thus less than 20% of the themes are intended for an online store.
The store themes that Squarespace has available are extremely modern and fashionably, and indeed probably work the best when trying to sell products such as clothes or accessories online. In a way they might even look too cool if you are trying to sell, for example, fishing equipment. The themes are also designed in in a way that they are better at highlighting couple of products than showcasing a massive amount of different products - this means that they might be better suited for selling expensive items than for selling cheaper, bulk-type products.
The templates are also designed in such a way that they are not all that good for highlighting special discounts and offers. So if your goal is to compete on price, this might not be the best e-commerce platform for you.
Maybe the biggest positive thing of the Squarespace themes is the fact that they are free to use and you can quite easily switch the theme you use. At Shopify, for example, only about 10 of the 60 themes are free, and for the rest you have to pay between $140 and $180 per theme - so if you have a tendency to want to switch things up frequently Squarespace might suit your needs better, or at least it quite easily becomes cheaper over the long term. Squarespace might also be better if you believe that there is a chance that you might change your store into just an information type site or a blog at some point in the future - the services that focus solely on e-commerce platforms are not great for that.
Squarespace has two plans intended for running an online store. The cheaper plan is called "basic" and costs $30 per month when paid monthly and $26 per month when paid annually. The more expensive plan is called "advanced" and costs $46 per month when paid monthly and $40 when paid monthly. You can get a 10% discount on both of the yearly prices if you use the coupon code GIMME10 (valid at least as of December of 2017). Squarespace also offers more generous student discounts, the student discount is 50% for the first year when paying for the full year in advance and it should apply also when launching an online store. In addition to the mentioned savings Squarespace also offers a free domain name in both of the plans if you pay for the full year in advance. Domain names usually cost around $10 per year, so in a way you can consider it to be around $1/month discount. Please note that in addition to the above mentioned prices you might also be charged taxes on top of them - this was at least my (not so pleasant) experience when I paid for my Squarespace plan.
Both of the plans Squarespace offer are bit more expensive than Shopify's popular "basic plan" - the "basic plan" at Shopify is $29/month when paid monthly and $26.1/month when paid yearly. Shopify's other plans for building an online store cost $79 and $299/month when paid in monthly basis.
Like Shopify, Squarespace also offers new customers a 14 day free trial, during which you can play with the features of the software and try to create your own store. It is however good to note that you can't fully publish your store during the free trial, and instead those people who arrive to your store's domain name need to enter a verification code to see the the site. In other words, even if you are looking to take advantage of some super-hot trend that you expect to fade away quickly, you will have to buy a paid subscription - obviously in that case it might be best to opt for the monthly payments.
It is possible to switch your plan if you, for example, feel like the basic plan will do just fine for your online store.
The above mentioned plans both come with the most important features that online store should have. Both of them allow, for example, listing an unlimited amount of products in your store and automatically optimize your site for mobile devices (extremely important these days!) as well as allow you to use discount / coupon codes. The biggest differences between the plans are that the more expensive plan also has, for example, abandoned cart auto-recovery and gift cards. Gift cards might be extremely important depending on the type of products you sell and how important different holidays such as Christmas are for your store.
When comparing the Squarespace ecommerce solution features to the features of Shopify's plans it can be concluded that they tend to include for the most part the same features. This can be pretty much expected as by now there seems to be a sort concensus on what type of a features an online store should have in order to have a chance at becoming successful in 2017 and beyond.
Regardless of the plan you choose, there are multiple different currencies in which the prices in your store can be. You can choose for example USDs, Euros, Australian Dollars or Canadian Dollars.
This is one of the areas in which Squarespace really shines. I have personally built and launched two different websites using Squarespace and in both cases I had a good looking site created in less than 2 hours. It really requires only minimal technical skills and absolutely no knowledge of coding or anything like that in order to build your site. And if you ever run into problems it is good to note that Squarespace offers nice discussion forums with lot of existing knowledge (it is likely that someone has already asked about your problem) and great customer service.
One sort of a downside of how easy Squarespace has made their software to use, is that it can sometimes be slightly restricting (as you are often utilizing ready-made elements) and you might find out that there are some things you are simply not able to do when it comes to your store's design. The social sharing (e.g. like buttons) features could, for example, be bit easier to customize.
Conclusion: Should you use Squarespace for launching an ecommerce site?
I know that a simple yes or no answer might be preferred to this question, but I don't think that can be given in the case of Squarespace. As a result of the way the Squarespace's themes are designed, I think that Squarespace can be a great platform for running a certain type of store, but something like Shopify might be better for running a different kind of store. And indeed I would recommend Squarespace especially to those online store owners who are looking to sell a relatively small selection of high-end products in which the visual aspects of the products are very important. This means that Squarespace could be great, for example, for selling high-end fashion items or beauty products, luxury home accessories or designer furniture items. On the other hand if you are looking to sell things such as electronics, sports or outdoor equipment or a wide variety of supplements I'd go with Shopify. As both of the mentioned e-commerce platforms offer free trials, nothing stops you from trying both of them and then deciding which one you like better.
This Squarespace review has last been updated on the 15th of December 2017.


As many states open CHIP programs to provide coverage for children of some state employees, the halting of CLASS Act implementation means consumers must carefully consider their long-term care options.
Kaiser Health News staff writer Sarah Barr, in collaboration with The Washington Post, reports: "At least six states have opened their Children's Health Insurance Programs to the kids of low-income state employees, an option that was prohibited until the passage of the 2010 health law. This relatively small step has as its backdrop years of debate related to CHIP, and to concerns that it encourages states -- and consumers -- to replace private insurance with taxpayer-subsidized coverage" (Barr, 11/7).
When the Obama administration recently backed off a long-term insurance program that was part of the law to overhaul health care, we all lost. The so-called CLASS Act, which even supporters acknowledge had design flaws, would have allowed workers to voluntarily buy a long-term care policy regardless of their health. The benefit wasn't huge, but it might have been enough to allow some seniors to remain in their homes. And it was better than nothing — which is what most people have now. … With Congress so polarized, especially on health care, this most likely will be a can kicked down the road until we reach a crisis (Ambrose, 11/6).


Consumers still prefer fresh fruit and vegetables over processed fruit and vegetables because of the products' affordability and the negative perceptions of processed variants. Except for shelf stable beans, processed fruit and vegetables carries higher unit prices and tends to target high-income demographics.
Shelf stable beans products are popular in South Africa because of their versatility for use in a number of local dishes, such as chakalaka, a South African vegetable relish, usually spicy, that is traditionally served with bread, pap (maize porridge), samp (dried corn kernels), stews or curries. Shelf stable beans products also provide affordable, filling and nutritious protein for all LSM groups.
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Private label will continue to record strong growth in processed fruit and vegetables and hold a significant value share in 2018. It is not always considered the cheapest option, although the wide variety of products within private label ensures that there is a price point to meet all LSM consumer needs.
There were several new product launches observed during the review period: for instance, Rhodes Food Group extended its shelf stable fruit range by adding three new variants (peach slices in syrup, grapefruit, and pear halves) and Woolworths Foods entered shelf stable beans by launching three new pulse variants in cans.
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Testing Loyalties and Boundaries
Publication: Current Digest of the Russian Press, Letter From the Editors
Topic: Domestic Politics
Source: Vol. 74, No. 26, p. 2
Author: Xenia Grushetsky, Managing Editor, Current Digest of the Russian Press
Traffic near Schloss Elmau must have been gridlocked this week, as G‑7 leaders flocked to the picturesque locale in the Bavarian Alps to synchronize their watches. Within a few days, most of them met again, this time in Madrid, for the NATO summit. This flurry of activity did not bode well for Moscow. Both the G‑7 and NATO summits were meant to show a united front in the West's support for Ukraine, and to demonstrate that the measures taken against Putin's regime are hardly window dressing.
The summits were also a chance for leaders with black marks on their records to show their loyalty to the cause. Take, for instance, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, who has been accused of not taking a tough enough stance on Russia. "For more than a month, the German chancellor . . . has been suspected of belonging to the so-called party of compromise, which defends the idea of an agreement with Russia on terms favorable to the Kremlin," writes Gennady Petrov. To disavow those suspicions, Scholz announced that Germany would supply Ukraine with 12 PzH 2000 self-propelled howitzers. "To date, this is the most powerful German weapon transferred to the Ukrainian Army," Petrov goes on to say.
Another test of loyalty took place at the Caspian Summit, which was meant to show that attempts to isolate Russia have failed. Indeed, according to Viktoria Panfilova, "Moscow was able to resolve a question of fundamental importance to itself, which was preventing joint military exercises involving nonregional players from taking place in the sea." So it would seem the leaders of the Caspian Five passed the loyalty test.
However, is loyalty enough for those in high places? After the arrest of RANEPA rector Vladimir Mau, it looks like all bets are off. Mau, who has headed the prestigious university since 2010, has always toed the line, say those who know him. He was one of the economic experts behind Strategy 2020, Russia's ambitious economic white paper, and a regime loyalist. During the Bolotnaya Square protests, Mau agreed to report on students who attended rallies. At the start of the "special operation" in Ukraine, he was one of 260 rectors to sign a letter in support of the operation (even if the document initially bore the signature of the vice-rector).
At the same time, Mau used his political clout to keep many liberal arts projects flourishing at RANEPA: "International programs, English-language bachelor's degree programs and a liberal arts education were possible" at the university thanks to Mau, says sociologist Viktor Vakhshtein. Likewise, he refused to dismiss many professors the regime found "undesirable." Case in point – opposition politician Yulia Galyamina.
In the end, his loyalty to the regime was not enough to save Mau. After all, he had been an adviser to Russia's late finance minister Yegor Gaidar. "He's a liberal following in the footsteps of Gaidar and is at the very center of training for state employees. The whole system was designed to get rid of that sort of thing," says one acquaintance of Mau.
Another official trying to prove his loyalty of late is Russia's former prime minister Dmitry Medvedev. In an interview with Argumenty i fakty this week, the man who once stated that "freedom is better than lack of freedom" now models himself after such hawks as Security Council head Nikolai Patrushev. Take, for instance, this quote by the former PM: "This is certainly not the first time in our history that they have come after us with guns blazing. . . . We never yielded to pressure, even during the most difficult times. The Iron Curtain did not stop us. I am sure this time will be no different." Certainly sounds like Patrushev. Perhaps Medvedev, who denounced "legal nihilism" in Russia back during his stint as president, now fears falling victim to that same nihilism? Loyalty doesn't seem to mean much within the walls of the Kremlin anymore.


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Dollar edges up, on track for third straight day of gains
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By Chuck Mikolajczak
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The dollar edged lower on Friday following two straight days of gains, as prices of energy and other commodities retreated from a run higher.
Oil prices were down about 2% on Friday, after a partial export resumption from Kazakhstan's CPC crude terminal eased supply concerns, while the European Union remained split on whether to impose an oil embargo on Russia.
The war in Ukraine and resulting rise in commodity prices has added to already rising inflation.
"Everything in these commodity markets, everything is done in dollars so as we see a little bit of a pullback here in commodity prices, that is going to coincide with a little bit of softness for the dollar," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst, at Oanda in New York.
"Until we have a major geopolitical development you are probably going to see just choppiness from here on out."
The dollar index fell 0.112%, with the euro up 0.18% to $1.1016.
Economic data pointed to rising prices and interest rates starting to weigh on economic activity.
The National Association of Realtors said on Friday its Pending Home Sales Index, based on signed contracts, fell 4.1% in February, its fourth straight month of declines and below expectations of a 1% gain. The housing market has cooled following a shortage of properties, while high prices for homes and rising mortgage rates could continue to sap demand.
The University of Michigan's final March reading of consumer sentiment slipped to 59.4, below the 59.7 estimate and the final February reading of 62.8, while its one-year inflation expectations index was at its highest since November 1981.
Even with Friday's decline, the greenback is poised for a solid gain this week, which would mark its sixth weekly gain in the past seven. The dollar has benefited from its status as a safe haven and the conflict in Ukraine has driven expectations the U.S. Federal Reserve will hike interest rates.
Following on from other analysts that have raised expectations for a more aggressive Fed, Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) on Friday said it expects two hikes of 50 bps each at its June and July meetings with "risks" of those being pulled forward into May and June respectively.
Citi also revised its Fed policy path higher for rate hikes, expecting 50 basis point hikes at the May, June, July and September meetings this year.
The euro edged higher on Friday, but was on pace for a slight weekly decline, and concerns about a slowdown of the economy were likely to keep it in a tight range.
German business morale deteriorated in March due to worsening supply chain issues resulting from high petrol prices and driver shortages, a survey showed on Friday.
The Japanese yen strengthened 0.28% versus the greenback at 121.99 per dollar after hitting a fresh low of 122.43, the weakest in more than 6 years, while Sterling was last trading at $1.3201, up 0.14% on the day.
The yen has been under pressure, with the Bank of Japan expected to keep its soft monetary policy in place, in contrast to most other central banks around the globe.
Dollar dips after two days of gains as commodity prices ease
A rebound in small caps could spark even more gains for the S&P 500, chart analyst says
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Q: How to Draw a single point line in iOS I was wondering what is the best way to draw a single point line?
My goal is to draw this line in a tableViewCell to make it look just like the native cell separator.
I don't want to use the native separator because i want to make in a different color and in a different position (not the bottom..).
At first i was using a 1px UIView and colored it in grey. But in Retina displays it looks like 2px.
Also tried using this method:
- (void)drawLine:(CGPoint)startPoint endPoint:(CGPoint)endPoint inColor:(UIColor *)color {

    CGMutablePathRef straightLinePath = CGPathCreateMutable();
    CGPathMoveToPoint(straightLinePath, NULL, startPoint.x, startPoint.y);
    CGPathAddLineToPoint(straightLinePath, NULL, endPoint.x, endPoint.y);

    CAShapeLayer *shapeLayer = [CAShapeLayer layer];
    shapeLayer.path = straightLinePath;
    UIColor *fillColor = color;
    shapeLayer.fillColor = fillColor.CGColor;
    UIColor *strokeColor = color;
    shapeLayer.strokeColor = strokeColor.CGColor;
    shapeLayer.lineWidth = 0.5f;
    shapeLayer.fillRule = kCAFillRuleNonZero;
    [self.layer addSublayer:shapeLayer];
}

It works in like 60% of the times for some reason.. Is something wrong with it?
Anyway ,i'd be happy to hear about a better way.
Thanks.

A:
shapeLayer.lineWidth = 0.5f;

That's a common mistake and is the reason this is working only some of the time. Sometimes this will overlap pixels on the screen exactly and sometimes it won't. The way to draw a single-point line that always works is to draw a one-point-thick rectangle on integer boundaries, and fill it. That way, it will always match the pixels on the screen exactly.
To convert from points to pixels, if you want to do that, use the view's scale factor.
Thus, this will always be one pixel wide:
CGContextFillRect(con, CGRectMake(0,0,desiredLength,1.0/self.contentScaleFactor));

Here's a screen shot showing the line used as a separator, drawn at the top of each cell:

The table view itself has no separators (as is shown by the white space below the three existing cells). I may not be drawing the line in the position, length, and color that you want, but that's your concern, not mine.

A: AutoLayout method:
I use a plain old UIView and set its height constraint to 1 in Interface Builder. Attached it to the bottom via constraints. Interface builder doesn't allow you to set the height constraint to 0.5, but you can do it in code.
Make a connector for the height constraint, then call this:
// Note: This will be 0.5 on retina screens
self.dividerViewHeightConstraint.constant =  1.0/[UIScreen mainScreen].scale

Worked for me.
FWIW I don't think we need to support non-retina screens anymore. However, I am still using the main screen scale to future proof the app.

A: I did the same with a UIView category. Here are my methods :
#define SEPARATOR_HEIGHT 0.5

- (void)addSeparatorLinesWithColor:(UIColor *)color
{
    [self addSeparatorLinesWithColor:color edgeInset:UIEdgeInsetsZero];
}

- (void)addSeparatorLinesWithColor:(UIColor *)color edgeInset:(UIEdgeInsets)edgeInset
{

    UIView *topSeparatorView = [[UIView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(edgeInset.left, - SEPARATOR_HEIGHT, self.frame.size.width - edgeInset.left - edgeInset.right, SEPARATOR_HEIGHT)];
    [topSeparatorView setBackgroundColor:color];
    [self addSubview:topSeparatorView];

    UIView *separatorView = [[UIView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(edgeInset.left, self.frame.size.height + SEPARATOR_HEIGHT, self.frame.size.width - edgeInset.left - edgeInset.right, SEPARATOR_HEIGHT)];
    [separatorView setBackgroundColor:color];
    [self addSubview:separatorView];
}

Just to add to Rémy's great answer, it's perhaps even simpler to do this. Make a class UILine.m
@interface UILine:UIView
@end
@implementation UILine
-(id)awakeFromNib
    {
    // careful, contentScaleFactor does NOT WORK in storyboard during initWithCoder.
    // example, float sortaPixel = 1.0/self.contentScaleFactor ... does not work.
    // instead, use mainScreen scale which works perfectly:
    float sortaPixel = 1.0/[UIScreen mainScreen].scale;
    UIView *topSeparatorView = [[UIView alloc] initWithFrame:
        CGRectMake(0, 0, self.frame.size.width, sortaPixel)];

    topSeparatorView.userInteractionEnabled = NO;
    [topSeparatorView setBackgroundColor:self.backgroundColor];
    [self addSubview:topSeparatorView];

    self.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor];
    self.userInteractionEnabled = NO;
    }
@end

In IB, drop in a UIView, click identity inspector and rename the class to a UILine. Set the width you want in IB.  Set the height to 1 or 2 pixels - simply so you can see it in IB. Set the background colour you want in IB.  When you run the app it will become a 1-pixel line, that width, in that colour. (You probably should not be affected by any default autoresize settings in storyboard/xib, I couldn't make it break.) You're done.
Note: you may think "Why not just resize the UIView in code in awakeFromNib?" Resizing views upon loading, in a storyboard app, is problematic - see the many questions here about it!
Interesting gotchya: it's likely you'll just make the UIView, say, 10 or 20 pixels high on the storyboard, simply so you can see it.  Of course it disappears in the app and you get the pretty one pixel line. But! be sure to remember self.userInteractionEnabled = NO, or it might get over your other, say, buttons!

2016 solution !  https://stackoverflow.com/a/34766567/294884

A: You have to take into account the scaling due to retina and that you are not referring to on screen pixels. See Core Graphics Points vs. Pixels.

A: Addition to Rémy Virin's answer, using Swift 3.0
Creating LineSeparator class:
import UIKit

class LineSeparator: UIView {

override func awakeFromNib() {

    let sortaPixel: CGFloat = 1.0/UIScreen.main.scale

    let topSeparatorView = UIView()
    topSeparatorView.frame = CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: self.frame.size.width, height: sortaPixel)

    topSeparatorView.isUserInteractionEnabled = false
    topSeparatorView.backgroundColor = self.backgroundColor

    self.addSubview(topSeparatorView)
    self.backgroundColor = UIColor.clear

    self.isUserInteractionEnabled = false
    }
}


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The emergence of ultrafast electron diffraction techniques has enabled the study of structural dynamics with both spatial and temporal resolution at the atomic level (~0.1 nm and ~100 fs). These techniques can provide valuable new insights in materials science and the life sciences. Examples are real-time observation of coherent phonons in solid-state physics and monitoring conformational changes in proteins, which ultimately determine the biological functions of these complex macromolecules. X-ray free electron lasers are able to produce X-ray pulses of sufficient brightness to perform single-shot, femtosecond diffraction on complex crystals, but also require large and expensive facilities. Ultrafast electron diffraction setups offer a compact and affordable alternative. In fact, ultrafast electron and X-ray diffraction techniques provide complementary information. By now, femtosecond electron diffraction has been applied successfully to study ultrafast (reversible) dynamics in gases and thin films [1].
To enable systematic studies of dynamic systems using ultrafast electron diffraction (UED), a setup has been designed and developed by DrX Works for single-shot UED with electron bunches of 100 keV, 100 μm, 100 fs, and 100 fC, based on femtosecond photoemission and bunch compression with a radio-frequency (RF) cavity. Only ~100 fC, corresponding to roughly one million electrons, is required for recording a single diffraction pattern, but when confined in a single bunch of only 100 fs duration, this inevitably leads to a strong space-charge explosion and thus a rapid increase of the bunch duration. By using a 3 GHz RF cavity in TM-010 mode, which is synchronized to the femtosecond photoemission laser, this bunch explosion can be reversed and the original 100 fs bunch duration restored. This technique has proven to be successful and has been adopted by many research groups all over the world. The video below explains the operation of the photogun and the compression cavity in an ultrafast diffraction experiment.
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van Oudheusden et al. Phys. Rev. Lett. 105, 264801 (2010)
In 2010 the group at Eindhoven University of Technology demonstrated the compression of 95 keV, space-charge-dominated electron bunches to sub-100 fs durations. These bunches have sufficient charge (200 fC) and are of sufficient quality to capture a diffraction pattern with a single shot, as was demonstrated in a transmission diffraction experiment on a polycrystalline gold foil. Compression is realized by means of velocity bunching by inverting the positive space-charge-induced velocity chirp. This inversion is induced by the oscillatory longitudinal electric field of a 3 GHz radio-frequency cavity. The figure shows the pulse length at the position of the sample for different compression field amplitudes. 100-fold compression of 0.25 pC electron bunches to sub-100 fs root-mean square (rms) bunch durations is achieved.
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Smart home power management débuts through national grid
Data transmission across the national electricity grid is now a reality, using a newly-developed system from a UK company. The Grid Data and Measurement System (GDMS) allows for immediate and effective demand-side adjustments to power consumption by smart devices connected to the grid.
Reactive Technologies created the GDMS as a way to send data to and from smart devices connected to an electrical network. The power consumption of a transmitting device, such as a freezer, can be modulated through tiny variations in grid frequencies, which are decoded by the devices themselves.
For example, a freezer can be 'instructed' by the grid to slightly reduce power consumption during a time of high power demand. This would have no noticeable effect to the consumer, with resulting variations of less than 1 degree C, but when combined over the network, could have a significant effect on power consumption system-wide.
Data sent to and from smart appliances and other devices can be used to improve power efficiency nationwide, which will help transform consumer power to a modern, decentralized model of 'virtual power stations', where local homes and business can pool efforts for demand-side power management.
By communicating with the grid, smart devices, including refrigerators, freezers, and water heaters could vary power consumption immediately based on fluctuations in demand – a innovation in power efficiency and load balancing, where demand flexibility is an essential component that until now was largely unavailable to most consumers.
Cordi O'Hara, Director of UK Systems for National Grid stated, "Technology that allows devices to communicate quickly will help encourage 'demand side' solutions that encourage efficient use of energy and will increasingly become part of the way the grid is managed."
After a successful test over the UK National Grid system that ran from April 2014 through March 2016, Reactive is ready to roll out the program to the commercial sector and, later, to residential consumers in the UK and overseas.
"GDMS can dramatically reduce the cost of creating large-scale smart grid networks allowing wider participation in DSR programs," said Jens Madrian, CFO and CCO of Reactive. "Creating flexible demand is the lowest cost and carbon free way of balancing the electricity system which is otherwise managed by turning up or down thermal power plant like diesel generators or gas fired power stations. GDMS offers a new cost-effective way to create flexible demand at scale."
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Study: SportsPlex loses money, mismanaged
Keith Roysdon
MUNCIE — The SportsPlex softball-and-soccer complex is "barely surviving financially," with annual losses in the tens of thousands of dollars, and hundreds of thousands of dollars in unaccounted for spending. According to a new study by Ball State University, the facility needs new management or should be turned over to the city of Muncie.
"There should be a freeze of municipal assistance until new management is in place with accountability and a vision," the report, prepared for Mayor Dennis Tyler, noted.
Although Muncie Visitors Bureau Executive Director Jim Mansfield, who oversees the privately owned but publicly financed sports facility on Muncie's east side, told The Star Press he felt the Ball State study was wrong on some counts, he didn't disagree with some major points of the study. a copy of which was obtained by The Star Press.
"Personally, I'd like to see that become a city park," Mansfield said. "I think it could be done in a way similar to Prairie Creek (Reservoir) as a city park. It'll be responsible for its own financial well-being."
Opened in 2001, the 83-acre SportsPlex on Country Club Road features 10 soccer fields, five baseball/softball diamonds and a cross-country course. SportsPlex was created with proceeds from an $800,000 bond, and $90,000 annual bond repayments are paid by the Muncie Visitors Bureau's Muncie Sports Commission Inc. from a five-percent innkeepers' tax on local hotel room lodging.
The city and county each gave SportsPlex $15,000 in 2015 after more than a decade with no government support.
For the past "four or five years," the Ball State study said, SportsPlex has operated at a loss. In 2015, that loss was $40,000.
"A thorough financial assessment of the SportsPlex is important, urgent and warranted, as the annual expenses of the SportsPlex range from $160,000 to $275,000, (yet) itemized spending accounts for nearly $105,000," the report said. "There is no clear explanation why the financial problems have occurred; more transparency may offer needed insights."
Mansfield acknowledged SportsPlex loses money every year, although he said that's directly attributable to income lost due to athletic events canceled because of weather. In an athletic season with good weather, the complex would be home to 22 tournaments. "We lost nine tournaments (in 2015)," he added.
"I feel like the report itself was frankly taken out of context, with a lot of speculation," Mansfield said, adding that when he met with Ball State students and faculty who worked on the report, "I did not take any financial information with me."
The report notes that it was prepared at Tyler's request through Ball State's Immersive Learning Program by an Events Management class led by Craig Webster.
While the report notes issues previously raised about the run-down and limited SportsPlex facilities, much of it concentrates on the facility's finances and operation, including a lack of marketing.
Mansfield said he has a very small team devoted to SportsPlex, including himself, programming manager Jon Anderson (whose full-time job is at the Muncie Visitors Bureau) and a facilities manager who mows and does repairs.
Although the report is very critical of the condition of the facility and lack of amenities, Mansfield said, "The place is 16 years old. It's got some things that need to be addressed from a physical standpoint.
"It serves a great purpose for the community," Mansfield said, citing church teams and high school cross-country teams that use it.
He said he didn't disagree with the report's idea of the city assuming control of SportsPlex, though.
"If you look at sports complexes around the country, what you will find is that 95 percent of them, if not more, are municipally owned and ran. There are very few privately held ones like this one is."
The report also issues recommendations, including expanding the times of year when SportsPlex can be used by erecting a $1.5 million fabric-domed area that would include two high school-sized soccer fields, two basketball courts, four volleyball courts, a walking track, two locker rooms and a concession stand.
Physically, the report notes, "The state of the SportsPlex presents more weaknesses than strengths at this time."
As a gathering place and sports facility, SportsPlex has issues but serves a need, Mansfield argued.
"There's a lot of positive to it," he said.
Contact Keith Roysdon at 765-213-5828 and follow him on Facebook and Twitter.


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If you configure SharePoint 2013 to work with Office Web Apps (link), by default SharePoint will open Word, Excel etc. documents in the browser using the Office Web Apps. You can configure SharePoint to open documents in the client application or browser on a site collection or document library basis, see here. However, even if you choose to configure SharePoint to open documents in the client application at the site collection, search results still open in the browser. In my case I wanted Office Web App integration to enable search result previews, but I wanted search results to open in the client application.
In order to open search results in the client application I had to alter the Item_CommonItem_Body.html search results display template. Item_CommonItem_Body.html is the display template that's rendered by _#=ctx.RenderBody(ctx)=#_ within a display template. Below is the section in one of my custom display templates.
For an overview of display templates read this MS Technet blog article.
Within Item_CommonItem_Body.html is a section that references ctx.ScriptApplicationManager.states.openDocumentsInClient.
In order to force search results to open in the client application I added a line in my custom display template to set the value of ctx.ScriptApplicationManager.states.openDocumentsInClient to true.
This results in the behavior where search result previews using Office Web Apps still work, but when a user clicks on a result it opens in the client application.
This entry was posted in SharePoint and tagged Microsoft SharePoint, Office Web App, SharePoint, Templates on October 25, 2013 by richardstk.
At the Moment I have the problem that the first search result in the list still have the deaultOpenItem=1 extension and it open in the browser. The other results in the list works fine.
Check that a different display template isn't being used to render the search result.
I had this issue too but I was able to fix it by moving the suggested line of code to be the first line in the script tag.
Where do i have to move the code? so in the search documents are opened in Client?
I've added an extra screenshot to show the position of the code within my example template. I hope this helps.
at the bottom of the page. there is one setting as preference .. you can change that behavior of opening document.


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Send Flowers for Linnea
Linnea M Zachos
November 2, 1935 ~ June 16, 2019 (age 83)
Linnea Marie (Farhm) Zachos, 83 of Bennington passed away peacefully on June 16, 2019 at Pheasant Wood Nursing Home after a period of declining health. Linny was born on November 2, 1935 to Otis and Grace (Jacobson) Farhm in Peterborough, NH. Linny graduated from Peterborough High School in 1953. After high school, Linny worked at Nonie's Bakery, NH Ball Bearings, and began a 35 year career in banking at First National Bank of Peterborough. Her willingness to help others extended far past her professional career; Linny always asked herself how much she could give to others, not how much she could take.
In 1955, Linny married Samuel Zachos of Bennington where they raised four children. Linny enjoyed spending summers seated in her lounge chair watching her children and grandchildren swim at their Gregg Lake cottage in Antrim. For many years, Linny and Sam traveled to Wheeling, West Virginia with friends and later would travel to Nashville, Tennessee each June for country music festivals. Linny's favorite country artist was Freddy Hart; she took pride in having her picture taken with him and other country greats.
Linny always held a camera to capture every moment spent with friends, family, and pets. When the camera lens turned towards her at home, she was almost always pictured with a poodle sitting on its "Mama's" lap. After retiring, Linny and Sam spent each March at the Hale Koa Resort on Waikiki Beach in Hawaii, which she referenced as "paradise". Sam and Linny always wore bright, matching t-shirts representing the places and performers they had seen.
She was predeceased by her father in 1977, her mother in 2007, her brother, Edwin "Butch" Farhm in 2007, and most recently her beloved daughter, Dee Dee, this past October.
She is survived by her husband Sam of 64 years, her son, Stephen Zachos of Hillsboro, two daughters, Sandy Rebstad of Bennington, and Cathy Burke and her husband Tony of Saco, Maine. She also leaves behind eight grandchildren: Elisha, Nicholas, Jasmine, Amanda, Kristen, Daniel, Nichole, and Travis as well as twelve great-grandchildren, four nieces, and four nephews.
Calling Hours will be held on Friday, June 21 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Jellison Funeral Home, 25 Concord Street, Peterborough, NH. A funeral service will be held on Saturday, June 22nd at 10:30 AM at the Bennington Congregational Church, Francestown Road, Bennington. Burial will immediately follow at Evergreen Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 11, 20 Webster Street, Jaffrey, NH 03452 ATTN: Denise Barlow, where Linny has been a member for 39 years.
To send flowers to Linnea's family, please visit our floral section.
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