Our Qlik Sense training course will enable you to build informative and attractive applications, and goes from first principles to advanced visualisations. You will be learning with Steve Dark, founder of Quick Intelligence, Qlik Luminary and Qlik Community MVP. Steve also authors one of the leading Qlik blogs, so you know you're in the best hands.
Our Qlik Sense training course takes delegates on a journey from clicking "Create New" on their first Sense app through to having a multi-page application. You won't need any specific prior knowledge, but an understanding of numbers and data handling is an advantage. There is a strong focus on best-practice, both from a development and a visualisation standpoint, so even if you already use Sense or QlikView this course can help fill gaps in your knowledge and take your skills to the next level.
The course is based around a real world data set (MOT pass rates in Torquay) and we look not only at how to interrogate the data but also what kinds of questions it is possible to ask from a data source. You may find some interesting insights even on data which are not your own!
Every step of the way the course gives insights and advice which can be applied directly to whatever data you have to analyse. The material is delivered by a skilled consultant with many years experience of delivering business solutions for clients, who will be happy to answer any questions you have.
get to the point of having our first interactive visualisations.
new values are also looked at.
Further thought is given to best-practices in application design, as we explore Master Items and how visualisations, dimensions and measures can be made available for self-service analysis. Each of the chart types available in Sense is examined, looking at not only how each type can be created, but also when they should (or should not) be used. We also look at tabular presentation of data, in both straight and pivot tables.
You get two days training, the ability to ask for advice on any specific issues you have, a copy of Developing Qlik Sense Applications, buffet lunch, tea, coffee, snacks.
This course is running in Bracknell, UK. We are intending to run the next course in London. If you are interested in training in other locations please get in touch.
Please contact us if you have specific requirements such as accessibility, dietary or any other reason. We will be happy to assist and will obviously respect your privacy regarding such matters.
No. We want delegates to guide which areas of the course we focus on, but this can only be done by consensus. We do not offer the option to just attend specific days.
Yes. We provide tailored training to organisations, focusing on your specific data and presentation challenges. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.
Delegates must bring a laptop with them. No pre-installed software is required. You will need to be able to access the internet, free Wi-Fi will be available.
This course is being run at Ocean House, in the centre of Bracknell. The training room boasts modern facilities (including wi-fi for delegates) and fantastic views over the town and surrounding countryside. Parking is at the adjacent "High Street" car-park, or the venue is walking distance from Bracknell rail station and various hotels.
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The Safety Report From Parkland, Florida Reveals Politics Kills Our Kids Again
Written by Rob Morse on January 4, 2019
Florida formed a study committee after 17 students and teachers were killed and an additional 17 were injured at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in early 2018. I read some of the MSDHS safety commission report. It covered the obvious points. Unfortunately, I don't see much good coming out of it. This was more than a school failure; it was a political failure. More of our children will be at risk and some will die because of problems in the Florida legislature. Sure, implement the suggestions in the report, but please don't stop there.
The report told us to do the obvious. A school could have received nearly the same recommendations from almost any firearms instructor or security consultant.
Have a safety plan. Study what worked for others and adapt it to your situation.
Teach people what to do in case of an emergency.
Report suspicious activity and act on those reports.
Lock your doors.
Select a safe place in which to shelter in case of an attack.
Contact second responders like the police and EMTs.
Have trained individuals on site to stop the threat and treat the injured until secondary responders arrive.
Conduct frequent safety drills so everyone knows what to do. Grade people on their performance.
Schools and churches should conduct multi-agency safety exercises so police, fire, and EMTs know how to respond to each particular site.
Update your safety program based on the lessons learned from each exercise.
Do those recommendations surprise anyone? That list sounds simplistic and that is a fair criticism. Unfortunately, school and police officials failed to do even those simple things. This is what the report should have said.
-Many police and school staff failed in their assigned jobs. Widespread failure is a sign of poor leadership. These staff were retained in their positions for political reasons rather than being dismissed. That indicates corrupt management.
-Rather than seeking to immediately improve school safety after the attack, the police and school organizations acted to cover up their failings. Provide alternative educational opportunities so parents can escape these failed institutions.
-If possible, have state executives remove these failed officials from office. Prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law.
-To prevent similar failures in the future, revise state limited immunity statutes so individuals working in state and local government may be held criminally and civilly liable for their actions.
-Existing safety programs like the Florida school guardian program were crafted to provide political cover rather than to protect students. The existing guardian program deliberately excludes classroom teachers from being first responders because of union opposition. The school guardian program un-necessarily burdens schools and school boards as they work to improve school safety. Change legislation so school boards may develop their own safety programs separate from the guardian program. Allow Florida schools to adopt safety programs modeled after the successful programs used in other states.
At least the report said trained volunteer teachers should be armed.
Rob Morse
Rob Morse works and writes in Southwest Louisiana. He writes at Ammoland, at his Slowfacts blog, and here at Clash Daily. Rob co-hosts the Polite Society Podcast, and hosts the Self-Defense Gun Stories Podcast each week.

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A former employee of the Swedish Migration Board has been arrested under suspicion of illegally helping at least 121 Afghan migrants obtain visas, local media reports.
The ex-official and two possible accomplices were apprehended in early morning raids near Stockholm and Gothenburg, prosecutor Arne Fors told Aftonbladet.
The man is suspected of employing a variety of different approaches, including reversing visa application denials, authorizing visas on false grounds, and even approving 21 Afghans who claimed they had been invited by a prominent Swedish company to attend the Swedish Open tennis tournament, supplying documents that were clearly forgeries, according to the Migration Board.
"When deciding on a visa, some checks must be made," Fors explained. "If there is an invitation from any association or company, contact them, to make sure that this is a real invitation."
Some of the Afghans applied for asylum once they reached Sweden.
"Those who have received visas have been able to come to Sweden on them," Fors said. "And when you are in Sweden you can apply for asylum, if you want."
The Migration Board reportedly began investigating the suspect in 2016, and he was later dismissed in 2017 after admitting to incorrectly approving 14 visa applications.
The investigation has now expanded to 121 cases.
"The principal is suspected of gross misconduct, and the others for helping with that crime," Fors said of the three suspects. "Their roles have been clear and we have gained more clarity in the actual course of events."
The ex-official's lawyer maintains that his client is innocent, and only admits to errors in judgment.


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Walter Williams: Scientists: Dishonest or afraid?
The absolute worst case of professional incompetence and dishonesty is in the area of climate science. Tony Heller has exposed some of the egregious dishonesty of mainstream environmentalists in a video he's titled "My Gift To Climate Alarmists."
Environmentalists and their political allies attribute the recent increase in deadly forest fires to global warming.
However, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service, forest fires reached their peak in the 1930s and have declined by 80 percent since then. Environmentalists hide the earlier data and make their case for the effects of global warming by showing the public and policymakers data from 1980 that shows an increase in forest fires.
Climate scientists claim that rising sea levels are caused by manmade global warming.
Historical data from the tide gauge in Lower Manhattan shows that sea levels have been rising from about the time when Abraham Lincoln was president to now. Heller says that sea levels have been rising for about 20,000 years. He points out that anthropologists believe that when the sea level was very low people were able to walk from Siberia to North America.
Hot weather is often claimed to be a result of manmade climate change. Heller presents data showing the number of days in Waverly, Ohio, above 90 degrees. In 1895, there were 73 days above 90 degrees. In 1936, there were 82 days above 90 degrees. Since the 1930s, there has been a downward trend in the number of days above 90 degrees. If climatologists hide data from earlier years and started at 1955, they show an increase in the number of above 90-degree days from eight or nine to 30 or 40. Thus, to deceive us into thinking the climate is getting hotter, environmentalists have selected a starting date that fits their agenda.
You might ask: "Who is Tony Heller? Does he work for big oil?" It turns out that he is a scientist and claims to be a lifelong environmentalist. From what I can tell, he has no vested interests. In that respect, he is different from those who lead the environmental movement, who often either work for or are funded by governments.
Once in a while, environmentalists reveal their true agenda. Ottmar Edenhofer, lead author of the IPCC's fourth summary report released in 2007, speaking in 2010 advised: "One has to free oneself from the illusion that international climate policy is environmental policy. Instead, climate change policy is about how we redistribute de facto the world's wealth." U.N. climate chief Christiana Figueres said that the true aim of the U.N.'s 2014 Paris climate conference was "to change the (capitalist) economic development model that has been reigning for at least 150 years, since the Industrial Revolution." Christine Stewart, Canada's former Minister of the Environment said: "No matter if the science is all phony, there are collateral environmental benefits. ... Climate change (provides) the greatest chance to bring about justice and equality in the world." Tim Wirth, former U.S. Undersecretary of State for Global Affairs and the person most responsible for setting up the Kyoto Protocol said: "We've got to ride the global warming issue. Even if the theory of global warming is wrong, we will be doing the right thing in terms of economic policy and environmental policy."
Not all scientists are dishonest and not all news reporters are leftists with an agenda. But one wonders at the deafening silence where there's clear, unambiguous evidence. For example, if ocean levels have been rising for some 20,000 years, why do scientists allow environmentalists to get away with the claim that it's a result of manmade global warming?
Why aren't there any reporters to highlight leftist statements such as those by Edenhofer, Stewart and others who want to ride global warming as a means to defeat capitalism and usher in socialism and communism?
I would prefer to think that the silence of so many scientists represent their fears as opposed to their going along with the environmental extremist agenda.
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In July 2017 Catherine took on the role of Artistic and Educational Director of the National Children's Orchestras of Great Britain. NCO is more of an orchestral training programme than simply an orchestra and has 600 children in membership over 11 orchestras – 5 national and 6 regional.
With a view to offering as broad a musical education as possible, she has introduced a new curriculum to NCO, focusing on 4 educational strands – Mastery, Wellbeing, Autonomy and Purpose. With Managing Director Sophie Lewis, she is forging new partnerships with professional orchestras, concert halls, music hubs, Sistema and In Harmony programmes, Junior conservatoires and specialist music schools.


Angelina Jolie is back in the spotlight lately with the sad news about her divorce to Brad Pitt.
Jolie is no stranger to making headlines. In recent years, she put her celebrity status to work in raising awareness to the underprivileged in her role with the United Nations and breast cancer after her mother dies of the disease and she discovered that she inherited the BRC1 gene and as a result chose to undergo a bilateral mastectomy after learning she was a carrier of the BRCA1 gene.
These words have opened the door to many women who live in the shadow of a mother, a grandmother, an aunt, or a sister who have had breast and/or ovarian cancer to speak up and ask the question that scares them most: Am I too at risk?
Statistics: A mutation in the BRCA gene confers a markedly increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer. The lifetime risk of breast cancer in the Caucasian American/European population is presently 12%, which means that one in nine women will be diagnosed with breast cancer if they live to 100 years old. One percent of the population will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Most breast cancers are sporadic in nature meaning they occur in women who do not have a family history of breast cancer. And yet 5 to 10% of all breast cancers occur in women who have a significant family history of breast cancer. One in 300 families of European descent carry the mutation; in the Ashkenazi eastern European population, one in 40 people carry a mutation. If a woman inherits a mutation in the BRCA gene, then there is a 50% incidence of breast cancer by age 50 and up to 87% lifetime chance of breast cancer. The risk of ovarian cancer increases to 44%.
Genetics: Women with a family history often develop cancer at an earlier stage or have an aggressive form of cancer. They may be more likely to develop two primary cancers as well. There may be an increased risk of prostate and pancreatic cancer in these families as well. A mutation in the BRCA gene is inherited as a dominant trait, which means that the inheritance of only one copy of the gene confers the increased risk. In other words, this means you can inherit it from either your mother or father.
Preventative Measures: Once the BRCA gene is identified, there are different interventions offered to patients/gene carriers. Jolie chose a prophylactic mastectomy, as it significantly reduced her lifetime risk of breast cancer. She also opted for reconstructive surgery for cosmetic purposes, which is in part why it took almost three months to complete the necessary surgeries and procedures.
The double prophylactic mastectomy is an aggressive route; for Jolie, the benefit (chances of developing breast cancer dropping from 87% to under 5%) outweighed the costs. It is important to note that surgery for prevention is not without its own risks from the surgical procedure itself. While what Jolie chose to do made sense to her and her loved ones, it is important to note that hers is not every woman's journey, and there are certainly alternatives that may feel more comfortable. This includes extra screening for those with a family history of breast or ovarian cancer. Instead of one annual mammogram, screening for these high-risk women includes a yearly mammogram AND a yearly breast MRI – and the screening tests are alternated so that the breasts are carefully screened every six months. Extra screening may not decrease the incidence of breast cancer, but it can certainly help pick up concerning abnormalities at an early stage. In women with a breast cancer, taking a medicine called Tamoxifen every day reduces the risk of another breast cancer by 53%. This has been offered to women with the gene as well, as medical research indicates that Tamoxifen can decrease the incidence of a primary cancer.
Additional Preventative Measures: Removing the ovaries and fallopian tubes reduce the risk of breast cancer by 68% and of ovarian cancer by up to 96%. (Indeed, Jolie plans to have her ovaries removed as well to further increase her chances of avoiding the cancer that claimed her mother's life.) Taking oral contraceptives may also decrease the risk of ovarian cancer by 60%, but the effect on breast cancer incidence with long-term use of the pills in a woman with a BRCA gene is not known. Of course there are families with multiple breast cancers who do not carry any gene mutation, but those women are still at an increased risk of diagnosis based on family history alone.
Education is power. Since the Human Genome Project identified the entire DNA in an organism, more and more genes that code for illness and disease or an increased risk of the same have been identified. I believe that patients should be made aware when there are tests available that may identify a genetic indicator of an increased risk of a disease. It gives them the option to then be tested, and it also opens the door to being empowered to decide for themselves (under the guidance of a doctor and genetics counselor) what, if any, intervention to choose for the outcome that suits them and their family best. There is an excellent book on this topic, Positive Results: Making the Best Decisions When You're at High Risk for Breast or Ovarian Cancerby Ora Karp Gordon, MD, MS and Joi. L .Morris, that I highly recommend you read if you have concerns about your genetic make-up and your options.
Jolie was a brave woman to be tested, but more importantly she chose to make her personal medical history and decisions public to ensure that more people are aware of this relatively common mutation. All over the world, women are now feeling empowered to discuss their options with their own physicians. Thanks to Jolie's celebrity status, the media coverage has been enormous and many people are beginning to understand that the era of personalized medicine – where medical protocols, treatments and decisions are dictated by an individual's genetic makeup – is upon us.
BRCA mutations are just one genetic aberration that can be tested – there are others for colon and ovarian cancers, as well as for melanoma. In 2016, getting a genetic oncology panel includes 26-28 GENES that may affect a person's risk for cancer. In my opinion, we should offer tests to patients if indicated and begin to adopt individualized health decisions. Jolie has used her profile to make a strong case for personalized medicine based on genetics and has thrust into the public spotlight a conversation that's been in the making since the completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003.
In the end, there is no one right answer, but what feels right and comfortable to your family and you. Jolie's public announcement was at once courageous and selfless; she shined a spotlight on the idea that the tools to fight for the right to a long and healthy life are more and more in our hands.
If you are concerned about a family history of breast or ovarian cancer or the BRCA genes in general, contact us today for more information and a referral for genetic counseling and screening.


Q. Obviously disappointment with the two holes you dropped shots on, but a fantastic finish on 18 with a brilliant second shot.
SHANE LOWRY: Yeah, I feel like it's a lot more than I deserved. I'm fairly disappointed at the minute. You know, when I got up to the 12th, I looked at the scoreboard and I seen Alex had got to 11-under, so I knew what I needed to do.
You know, we got a bit of rain 13, 14, 15 kind of didn't help our cause and I just hit a bad tee shot on 15. Bit of a mental -- a bit of a brain fart on 17. Well, yeah, it was nice to eagle the last. If I'd walked away finishing 10th or 11th here, I would have been very disappointed.
So it's a decent week, a few World Ranking points, a few Race to Dubai points. I've got to build on it. It's my best week in a while. I started like a train today, and my putter felt fantastic all day. I mean, I burnt the edges even when they weren't going in. Yeah, a lot of positives I suppose.
Q. Entering a busy part of the year. What's the main positive you take out of this week?
SHANE LOWRY: Yeah, I've got Memorial next week. I'm going to America tomorrow. I've just got to build on this now and try and perform over there. Need to drive the ball a bit better. Drove it quite poorly most of the week.
My iron play and my short game and my putting was fantastic, so you know, I've been battling for months to try to get my putting right, and then get my putting right and my driving goes a little bit. So that's what this game does.
But like I said, there's a lot of positives. It's hard to kind of see them now but when I get home -- I'm looking forward to getting home to my wife and daughter tonight and just chill out for a few hours and then I fly tomorrow.


Tonight I started scene 20 in PROF TOM FOOLERY SAVES THE PLANET!, which is our introduction to the Railroad Barons who are working their laborers to exhaustion to build a route over the Cascade Mountains in 1876.
I didn't shoot a 'master' for this scene, instead I filmed the 4 individual actors delivering their lines. Thus as I edit it together I put each actor on a separate track on the timeline, making it easier to find the next line of dialogue depending on which actor delivered it.
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Q: Mathjax templates dont work on local computer I have started to use Mathjax to develop a desktop app. I have found a very nice collection of examples and templates at: https://www.tuhh.de/MathJax/test/examples.html
However, whenever I download the HTML code of these files (with Ctrl+U) and copy it into a Notepad++ file (with .html suffix), they don't work on any local computer i have tried so far.

A: Just replace the relative path :
<script type="text/javascript" src="../MathJax.js?config=MML_HTMLorMML-full"></script>

to
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/mathjax/2.7.4/MathJax.js?config=MML_HTMLorMML-full"></script>

(see here to choose a cdn : http://docs.mathjax.org/en/latest/start.html)
or download the js files to embed them localy.

A: I tried the Ctrl+s with several computers and browsers, but it also doesn't work even when i change the source. I am explicitly interested in the following code: https://www.tuhh.de/MathJax/test/sample-dynamic.html
Here, the webpage can dynamically give an output in the MathJax format.

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Hold the gyro ball in your hand with your palm facing down. Your arm should be stretched out in front of you, at about a 45-degree angle from your body. Rock your wrist up and down to target and activate the triceps.
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A dominant display from the Students in Round 5 saw Uni take the points in three of the top four grades, as Andrej Yaksender once again showed the way with willow in hand.
A heavy heat and uncharacteristically still conditions greeted the Students at Greenvale Reserve on Saturday. Resident meteorologist Jarrod Martignago could only put this down to the number of grounded flights at nearby Melbourne Airport – but this is yet to be confirmed. Batting first, Jaz ensured there was no such problem out in the middle, as he cleared for take-off and sent the second ball of the innings for six, and getting Uni off to a flyer. Combining with Noah Croes at the top of the order for the first time, the pair of wicket-keepers made the most of the power play to give the Students the early ascendency. After the dismissal of Jaz and Mitch Domann, it was up to Croes and Yaksender to ensure Uni capitalised on their good start…
Combining for a mega third-wicket partnership of 150, it's fair to say it was "mischief managed" out in the middle, when Croes (72) was finally dismissed. Yaksender, who had scratched around for his first fifteen, drew the Kangaroos into the 'Yak Vortex' (for those who don't know, it's where opposition teams feel like they are going to get Andrej out every ball, only for him to somehow be 40 off 40 balls, the rest is generally academic…). So, ceritis paribus, Yak took to blasting balls through and over cover, manipulating and frustrating the Roos in equal measure. His ability to move the game forward is second to none, and he eventually brought up his tenth (!) MUCC hundred in the 42nd over. A dynamic innings that gave the Students an incredible platform, we simply love watching Yak as he keeps churning out bulk runs.
With the platform set, opposition teams have their work cut out for them when two of the fastest scorers in Premier Cricket – James McNeil and Liam Scammell walk out to make the most of the last ten overs. Both striking at well over 100, Albury's most famous duo combined for 7 boundaries and a six in their scores of 27 and 38* respectively. When the innings closed at 7/292, Uni could be confident they had made the most of the chance to bat first.
Papa Dos, whose house at the back of the 7th green at Mandaly is only a well-struck 6 iron away, thought he'd better hit some stumps early in the piece, so that's what he did and Greenvale were 1/11. As the wicket continued to flatten out, the Kangaroos established some frustrating partnerships, but disciplined bowling and plans saw them short of the rate from the outset. In his return match, Simon Mackin didn't take long to get into the action, claiming two wickets in quick succession to suck the momentum out of the chase. Mitch Domann claimed a wicket in his First XI debut and James Bett also claimed a wicket in his economical spell.
Always feeling in front of the game, Greenvale ended up 30 runs short at the close of the innings, and the Students will happily take four points back to the Main for the first time in 2021.
Boasting a range of debutants, the Second XI were bowling first at the Uni Main as they looked to grab a second win on the bounce.
After Greenvale made a steady start with the bat, Akon decided enough was enough as he clattered through for two wickets in quick succession to have Greenvale 2/37. New ball partner, James Browning was also particularly impressive, despite not gaining the rewards in the wickets column this week. As is often the case in 50-over cricket, the game was evenly poised after the first 20 overs; thankfully Uni's Second XI spinners are simply the best going around, so with 20 overs to come from John Mclaughlan and Doug Warren, it was always going to be a challenge for the Kangaroos' middle order. The master and the apprentice went to work, as Doug (3/22) just got the chocolates over John (1/25) this week. A superb effort from the pair of finger spinners, they are have become Diesel's trump card in the early part of the season. Eventually bowling Greenvale out for 164, Uni's effort with the ball meant that they were certainly ahead of the game at the break.
In his first game at the level, Jayden Kennedy did what he always does; blasted the ball to and over the rope to give the Students a flying start. His run-a-ball 33 included two fours, a six and a broken bat. A whirlwind first outing on the Main, JK gave Uni the ascendancy and they never looked like giving it back. Also his first time batting on the Main, Hugo Bienvenu made the most of it. Instantly looking at ease, the stylish Frenchman crafted his way to and beyond 50, even batting in a baggy cap as he had a day to remember. Batting with the skipper, Dan Hutton, who also cruised beyond 50 in his baggy cap, the pair of left-handers added 120 to see Uni home just 2 wickets down. A bonus point topped off an already superb day for the Second XI, as they start to find their feet.
Dan McNab was rightly celebrated for making his captaincy debut on Saturday, but unfortunately couldn't win his first toss; I guess it is 50/50.
Bowling first, it didn't take long for the Students to kick into gear, as Angus Molden found the edge – one that was gleefully received by Anthony McQuire behind the stumps. A steady stream of wickets followed, as all the bowlers showed skill and discipline as they restricted Greenvale's momentum. To the surprise of no one, Om Patel shone in his first game at the level, claiming 2/18 from his nine overs. Joined by the skipper, Dan McNab was on fire with the ball, taking 2/20 and preventing Greenvale from being able to launch in the last ten overs. When the innings closed at 7/161, it was probably honours to Uni.
After a wicket in the first over, Ed Savill (27) and everyone's favourite run machine Raf Epstein (17) gathered some momentum, but unfortunately were not able to go on with a start. Regrettably, this was largely the story for the Students, as the middle order all found a way to get in and get out – the regular flow of wickets leaving Uni hamstrung in their chase. Some late hitting from Christian Van Der Merwe (gee it's a long way from Hampton to Greenvale) helped get Uni close, but the Students eventually fell just two runs short in a tense finish.
At Princes Park with a young side boasting three MUCC debutants, the Fourth XI were dominant from start to finish as they secured their third win of the season.
Batting first, Nick Ritchie – unable to run but very capable of hitting the ball to the rope, blasted 16 from just 9 balls to help get the Students going. In his first match at Premier level, Ali Khan never looked troubled in his classy knock of 23, but the hero of the day was Jonny Stone. Pebbles, in his return match was in control from the outset, holding together the innings through the middle. His powerful innings of 58 included ten boundaries, as he helped push Uni beyond 150. Some late hitting from a pair of big fast bowlers gave Uni the upper hand; Laban Ditchburn (33*) and Tama Stockley (20) combined for a 42-run stand. To close the innings at 7/200.
Carrying the momentum through the change of innings, Tama Stockley got straight to work with the ball, claiming two of the first four wickets. Ollie De Stefanis was also in good form with the ball, claiming the other two wickets up the top of the order, giving Greenvale plenty of work to do to get back in the game. It simply proved too much as the Students bowled well – to the point where MyCricket suggests wicket-keeper Hayden Lim claimed a wicket – Your guess is as good as mine…
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Q: How to use react-native-side-menu in react-native-router-flux? I made a react native app that has navigation bar and tabs at bottom of screen.
When I click a button in home screen, it appears left side menu.
There are one button in the side menu.
When I click the button, how should I do to go another screen?
I used  for navigation and tabs and  for left side menu.
I want a simple code snippet. Thank you.

A: I'd highly recommend checking out the examples on this issue thread from react-native-router-flux:
https://github.com/aksonov/react-native-router-flux/issues/92
There are plenty of code snippets at that link above.
In our app we utilize react-native-drawer and it works well as described in the above thread. Here's a link to that repo: https://github.com/root-two/react-native-drawer


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Q: Threaded code not giving output for some reason (pynput) I'm testing this code from this response
However I'm getting nothing in my output! Does anyone know why?
My goal is to have a loop start when a key is pressed down and end when it's released.
For some reason I can't get it to work.
from pynput.keyboard import Listener, KeyCode
import time

# --- functions ---

def get_pressed(event):
    global key_a # inform function to use external/global variable instead of local one

    if event == KeyCode.from_char('a'):
        key_a = True

def get_released(event):
    global key_a

    if event == KeyCode.from_char('a'):
        key_a = False

# --- main --

key_a = False  # default value at start

listener = Listener(on_press=get_pressed, on_release=get_released)
listener.start() # start thread with listener

while True:

    if key_a:
        print('hold pressed: a')

    time.sleep(.1)  # slow down loop to use less CPU

listener.stop() # stop thread with listener
listener.join() # wait till thread ends work


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Krasnoye Sormovo shipyard launches third chemical carrier of Project RST27М built for BF Tanker
On 23 October 2017, Krasnoye Sormovo shipyard launched the chemical carrier of Project RST27М, Balt Flot 18, says press center of BF Tanker LLC.
The ceremony was attended by Acting Governor of the Nizhny Novgorod Region Gleb Nikitin, Nizhny Novgorod Mayor Elizaveta Solonchenko, USC President Aleksey Rakhmanov and other top-ranked guests, heads and employees of all companies involved in designing and construction, representatives of the customer and citizens of Krasnoye Sormovo.
Alexandra Azova, member of the Charity Fund Board, benefactor of the project on construction of a new Orthodox Church in honor of St. Sergius of Radonezh in Paldiski, Estonia, served as godmother of the newbuilding.
It is the second ship in a series of five chemical carriers of Project RST27M to be built by Krasnoye Sormovo in 2017-2018 for BF Tanker with State Transport Leasing Company as the customer. The three-party contract was signed in late 2016.
According to the statement, on more tanker of the series is to be delivered in 2017 with two RST27M ships to be delivered in the first half of 2018.
According to Sergei Chaplygin, Chairman of BF Tanker BoD, the company is successfully expanding the range of cargo and the geography of transportation thanks to high-quality ships delivered as scheduled. However, ship owners are concerned about non-extension of the state programme on partial covering of the interest rates under shipbuilding loans. In their opinion, that may threaten further construction of ships at Russian shipyards amid their low profitability and long payback period. Absence of state support can have a negative impact on the development of shipbuilding and shipping companies.
Krasnoye Sormovo PJSC is one of the oldest shipbuilding companies in Russia, founded in 1849. Throughout the 75-year period, more than three hundred submarines and rescue vehicles including 25 nuclear ones have been built and modernized by Krasnoye Sormovo shipyard. Today, Krasnoye Sormovo builds vessels of commercial fleet meeting the requirements of international conventions on reliability and safety. Some of Krasnoye Sormovo tankers are in the list of Significant Ships of the Year by the Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA).
United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC OJSC) is the largest shipbuilding company in Russia. It was set up in 2007 with 100% federal ownership. The holding comprises 40 companies and organizations (major shipbuilding and shiprepairing companies as well as leading design bureaus). Currently, USC consolidates the bulk of the domestic shipbuilding complex. The Russian market is the main focus of the state corporation though it also exports its products to 20 countries worldwide.
MNP Group (Marine Oil & Gas Projects) is the Company Manager of shipbuilding projects. With its extensive experience in civil shipbuilding MNP Group ensures efficient response to market changes, comprehensive use of its resources and accurate compliance with deadlines under shipbuilding contracts.
Krasnoye Sormovo shipyard delivers second chemical carrier of Project RST27М to BF Tanker >>>>
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Women's World Cup 2015 Predictions Spreadsheet
June 4, 2015 Ashley F. Millerabby wambach, fifa, football, futbol, hope solo, soccer, USA, uswnt, womens world cup
America… America… AMERICA, FUCK YEAH
It's been a helluva week on a personal level, but I'm completely stoked for the Women's World Cup which starts Saturday. All of the games are being shown on Fox, Fox Sports 1 or Fox Sports 2, and theoretically you can stream them through FoxSportsGo (I can't get it to work) if you've got cable or pay $19.99 for a month of subscription to the online service FoxSoccer2Go — I'm waiting to buy mine until the last minute to make sure I get the final match in my month, because hopefully it works like that.
Anyway, before every world cup I like to do a FIFA spreadsheet that uses the FIFA rankings to predict the winners of every match. This year I threw in the 538 rankings as well, and they actually did predict slightly different games.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17SG5zGHppxnFIV4VEilUMjTFBRA_oI7Ip_82FZOF4rw/
It's worth noting that games never go the way my spreadsheets predict, they're just a fun exercise in what "should" happen. You can also download it and update it as games are played to predict based on actual results. I will be doing that at least once, before the round of 16 begins.
Some cool takeaways:
Notably missing (by ranking) are number 8 Korea DPR, 13 Italy, and 15 Denmark.
As usual, stiff competition and sheer number of countries in Europe means that teams with higher rankings than many in the world cup are excluded from the games.
Korea DPR was disqualified for doping — it's really hard to tell what a doped 8 actually means.
There are 8 new countries out of the 24 invited to the World Cup: Netherlands, Thailand, Cote D'Ivoire, Switzerland, Ecuador, Cameroon, Spain, and Costa Rica.
Spain is such a powerhouse in men's soccer that it's interesting to note that they're at the Women's World Cup for the first time.
Current projections have 3 first-time teams making it past the group stage: Netherlands, Switzerland, and Spain.
Figuring out how to get 16 out of 24 involves some weird maths and calling teams 3 a/c/d is in no way helpful.
It looks like it's all going to come down to the US and Germany
Even though we're ranked 2nd, 538 has us as slight favorites to win.
There may well be a US v Japan final again
If you're interested to know who I'm cheering for, it's important to note that I have different rules for the Women's World Cup than I do for the Men's. There is, in fact, only one rule: whatever's good for the US Women is what I want to happen. I want the US to win every match and for the underdogs to win the rest of them. I will be actively cheering against Germany. Although Japan is supposedly our rival, it would be fun to have a rematch at the final.
USA games:
USA-Australia
June 8, 7:30 p.m. ET.
TV: FOX Sports 1
USA-Sweden
June 12, 8 p.m. ET.
TV: FOX Live
USA-Nigeria
TV: FOX
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Uh, you could stream, if you're into doing that. Try First Row Sports.
Danny Butts
I completely lost interest in football C 2005 as it has become a game for professional show-ponies* but I caught some of the women's games during the Olympics and was so impressed by the intense but fair spirit the games were played in, that I'm going to make a point of catching a few this month.
This shouldn't sound patronizing because its meant as a high complement, but the women's football i watched in the Olympics reminded me of British football of the late '80s and early '90s, before Murdoch ruined it.
The BBC has all the games free to air, so with a little proxy magic you could probably stream them.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/32951310
*I'd spent the previous 8 weeks engrossed in a superb 6 nations rugby tournament, and turned the channel over to see a fully grown male millionaire, rolling around on the floor yelling like a 4 year old mid tantrum, because someone had appeared to but not actually touched his ankle (as proved by the replays).
I turned the TV off and didn't intentionally watch a football game for years after.
Leo Buzalsky
Who needs TV/stream when you're at the games live! (Well, 2 out of 3 ain't bad.) Winnipeg, here I come!
On a more serious note, the offense needs to get it together. That's were the USA is struggling the most. Kristen Press just hasn't gotten a rhythm going this year. It's not clear how injured Alex Morgan is. Abby Wambach is, sadly, beyond her prime. And how will the defense hold up with relatively inexperienced Julie Johnston at center back? Add in the fact that Christie Rampone is, I think, 38. So, while well experienced, like Wambach, she's well beyond her prime. I guess we'll see how much Jill Ellis actually plays them. Most of the other defenders, I think, are pretty solid right now, especially Meghan Klingenburg. Though, I think if Carli Lloyd and Lauren Holiday can step it up a bit in midfield, they'll do fine.
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Rugby players don't dive? Look at this
Hilarious. Even the ref has a laugh.
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Ashley, amazing picks! Not because I agree with three out of your final four, but you also made some tough calls in the quarterfinals. Unlike you,, I think England will continue its trend of choking and get beat by Norway. But your gold, silver, bronze are exactly in line with mine. The wacky thing is I didn't even really get a chance to look at all of your calculations before I started rolling through mine.
I think there are going to be some great upstart programs (Netherlands,Canada in my opinion, and Norway too many don't quite pay attention to compared to Sweden.) And then there are going to be the heartbreaks. USA, especially after getting a chance to watch them tonight. The whole continent of Africa. Great men's programs but decades behind in women's athletics. Even if I try to get Cameroon, they face up with Germany.And I think you would have to say Switzerland is going to disappoint according to my calculations because I have Nigeria finishing ahead of them.
Wouldn't that be something to have a treble with Barca and possibly a sweep in the WC by Germany? European football would bask in all its glory. And you would have the 2016 European Games to look forward to. I think Japan is just too old but after watching their keeper seemed like she was 7 feet tall, and China was very, very impressive in their organization and youth. These are of course all just speculation and a bunch of numbers, but at the same time… 200% FUN. It is "the beautiful game".
jock @ 5
but it usually happens like this
Brian "so what would you call that"
Eddie "very old fashioned"
referee "we didn't see it, you're very lucky" (wink wink)
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The Lusitania arrives in New York on its maiden voyage Sept. 13, 1907.
The sinking of the British liner Lusitania remains one of the world's most famous shipwrecks, claiming 1,201 lives. An Alton couple was among the casualties.
Frank and Alice Tesson, who both grew up in Alton and were married in the city, were among the 128 Americans who died on the Lusitania, one of the grandest liners of its day. A torpedo from a German U-boat caused the disaster and increased calls for American entry into World War I.
The Tessons' remains were never found, a stark ending for two people who had built a life of affluence. Alice Tesson's father had owned 130 acres of prime real estate along South Main Street in Alton, while Frank was an executive with the East Coast's famed Wanamaker department stores.
Frank Tesson was born Jan. 14, 1866, in La Crosse, Wis., the son of a riverboat pilot. The family moved to Alton while Frank was a youth. In 1880, Tesson, his parents, three siblings, and a cousin were living on Langdon and Easton streets in Alton.
On Aug. 28, 1895, he married Alice, who was 11 years his senior and had three children from an earlier union. By 1900, the Tessons were living in Pittsburgh and that Aug. 1, Frank was named an executive at Wanamaker, first at the Philadelphia location.
Frank ascended to chief of the Wanamaker shoe department in New York City on May 22, 1908, and also served as the vice president of the company's board of trade. On May 1, 1915, Frank and Alice boarded the Lusitania in New York as first-class passengers on their way to England to purchase merchandise for Wanamaker.
When launched in 1907, the Lusitania was the largest vessel in the world, weighing 31,550 tons. With a top speed of 25 knots, she could sail away from U-boats, which infiltrated the Atlantic waters and were a source of contention between warring nations.
On May 7, 1915, the Lusitania, carrying 1,960 passengers and crew, was off the coast of southern Ireland and sailing a straight course at a slow speed of 12 knots. This was a departure from the usual course of action in dangerous waters, full speed ahead in zigzag fashion.
At 2 p.m., the Lusitania was rocked by a torpedo from a German submarine and sank in a mere 18 minutes. The shot was fired without warning, a breach of international protocol. Among those lost was American tycoon Alfred Vanderbilt.
Germany argued the Lusitania was an armed merchant ship, an untrue claim as the vessel carried no arms or troops and only 5,000 cases of cartridges. Though Germany formally apologized, the sinking was hailed by the German press, and a medal of commemoration was produced in its honor.
The loss of the Lusitania boosted calls for war among an American public divided on the nation's policy of isolationism. With the resumption of unrestricted German submarine warfare and the release of the Zimmerman telegram that outlined Germany's persuasion of Mexico to join the war against America in 1917, the first American troops landed in Europe that June.
The Tessons still had family in Alton, and their survivors anxiously waited for news after the bombing. Frank had written his mother a letter indicating that he would set sail, but she was uncertain he would be on the Lusitania until confirming his passage after the bombing.
Newspapers reported May 10 "there was little hope" the couple had survived. The next day, word was received from the son of store president John Wanamaker, who had seen the bodies of the victims at Queenstown, Ireland. The Tessons were not among them.
Frank Tesson left an estate of $29,201, equal to about $725,000 now. The loss of Frank and his wife made for an interesting court proceeding, as many survivors filed legal challenges that dragged on for years.
In January 1919, a court found Frank Tesson had preceded his wife's death, possibly by mere seconds. The decision affected the rights of the decedents, as Frank left two sisters, a brother, and his mother, while Alice had the three sons from the previous marriage.
A successive court decision in February 1924 awarded $5,000 to one of Alice's sons, who was severely disabled, with $3,000 going to Frank's mother.
Today, a monument in Alton City Cemetery stands as a memorial to Frank and Alice Tesson, with an inscription of their loss on the Lusitania.
Tom Emery is a freelance writer and historical researcher from Carlinville. He can be reached at (217) 710-8392 or ilcivilwar@yahoo.com.
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Baltimore Harbor view. Gay Street dock from Federal Hill, Baltimore. Attributed to Henry H. Clark. Full plate daguerreotype. Shows ships Herald and Juniata, Merchant's Exchange building (demolished ca. 1901-1902), and Second Reformed Church.


Page load speed is also a ranking factor, especially for mobile. Your website loading speed is one of the most important rankings factors in Google. No one likes slow websites, and neither does Google. Search engine algorithms will surely crawl video content directly instead of just crawling the text based content surrounding the video. This will gradually phase out the effectiveness of using "clickbait" to draw more attention to the video. The secret to building a blog that gets crazy backlinks, ranks for awesome keywords and makes you money on autopilot?
Search engines like Google, Bing and Yahoo use complex, evolving algorithms to call forth relevant results for search queries. And with trillions of web pages online, there's a lot of competition. That said, there are a number of fundamental things you can do to make each page of your website more appealing to search engines. You cannot get away with keyword "stuffing" anymore but that's not even the point here. Right now, your focus should be solely on one keyword or one idea and the pages must be optimized according to it. On average, the higher up page 1 the result is, the greater the number of linking domains that the webpage has. Despite this reality, many are the site owners and digital marketers who fail to achieve their ideal SEO results after neglecting off-page SEO strategies.
There are a number of ways to get relative monthly search volume, but what remains the easiest is using Google keyword planner (the replacement for the now deprecated keyword tool). Some users might link to your page using the URL of that page as the anchor text. If your URL contains relevant words, this provides users and search engines with more information about the page than an ID or oddly named parameter would. Visibility in search engines creates an implied endorsement effect, where searchers associate quality, relevance, and trustworthiness with sites that rank highly for their queries Googlebot and other web crawlers follow the links that they find on web pages. If Googlebot finds new links on a page, they will be added to the list of pages that will be visited next. If a link does not work anymore, or if there is new content on a web page, Google will update the index.
SEO's journey to a technicality driven practice of giving priority to the subject-matter elucidates how content marketing fits the bill. As the web is becoming more interactive and conversational, content marketing will see bigger duties resting on its shoulder in the future. The goal shouldn't be to generate links, it should be to generate buzz or discussion; to share knowledge or data or other insights that we know our audiences (and prospecive customers) will find valauble. SEO is technical, complicated, time-consuming and potentially dangerous. We asked a locak SEO Specialist, Gaz Hall, for his thoughts on the matter: "You have to create the best content for that niche topic. In order to do that you, not only do you have to provide incredible value to your readers, but also have to pay attention to onsite SEO best practices."
Search engines audiences are "in demand" mode and already tell you what they are looking for. This makes them a fantastic pre-qualified market to tap into. If you wish to drive revenue from new business and but find other lead generation tactics ineffective, this is a key platform to consider. I am the last one to tell a website owner that his job is to become the local SEO or usability expert. That would be unrealistic. Why should a constructor learn SEO? He should not. Writing for humans is just the first part of your SEO strategy and one that works with our next tactic, namely giving visitors what they want. As well as great quality content you need a website that is easy to use and provides a great user experience – in other words, don't make your visitors think. If your website is hard to navigate, information is difficult to find or the design is too busy then visitors are unlikely to stick around no matter how well written your content is. If you were to build a house and the foundation was in terrible condition, you'd have a lot of issues, regardless of how nice you decorated the interior. The same is true for SEO. You need to have a great foundation on your website.


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As this week's snow storms releases a fresh layer of snow on the state of New York, CAMBA reminds us that spring is right around the corner as they recruit runners and walkers to participate in their "Healthy Way 5k and 10k". On May 1st, participants will run or walk around Prospect Park in Brooklyn, NY. This particular race will help raise awareness surrounding the 45,000 New Yorkers supported by CAMBA's life changing services. Already boasting many Gold, Silver and Bronze sponsors, like every other year, CAMBA looks forward to bringing the local community together in support of a cause in addition to having fun. Thanks to the pros at NYC Runs, the Healthy Way 5k and 10k are electronically timed and chipped with awards for the top three male and female runners overall, as well as by age groups. Afterward, each participant can look forward to finishing the race with some swag!
Volunteers will also be thanked for their participation with a $25 credit towards a future NYC Runs race.


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Equitable, accessible and affordable cancer care are one step closer to becoming a reality for Filipino cancer patients thanks to the signing of the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of Republic Act 11215 or the National Integrated Cancer Control Act (NICCA) in Quezon City on August 9, 2019. The ceremonial signing by Department of Health Secretary Francisco Duque III was witnessed by various stakeholders including two of the law's principal authors and legislative champions, former Senator JV Ejercito and former Congresswoman Chiqui Roa-Puno.
"The NICCA endeavors to prevent and control cancer and improve cancer survivorship by scaling up essential programs and increasing investments for all our efforts across the entire cancer care continuum," said Duque during the signing ceremony. ""Ultimately, the Filipinos will be among the healthiest people in Southeast Asia by 2022 and in Asia by 2040," he added.
The signing of the IRR marks the culmination of nearly four months of sessions and nationwide consultations by the multisectoral, multidisciplinary Technical Working Group (TWG) to ensure that the law is responsive and improves survivorship and the lives of cancer patients of all ages and stages. The TWG was composed of representatives from all DOH divisions and bureaus, PhilHealth, FDA, medical societies, and cancer patient group leaders represented by Cancer Coalition Philippines (CCPh), the prime civil society mover behind the passage of NICCA.
Kara Magsanoc-Alikpala, ICANSERVE Founding President, CCPh Vice President of Internal Affairs, TWG Member, and herself a cancer survivor of over 20 years, credits Yoshiyuki Majima, who was instrumental in the creation of the Cancer Control Act of Japan, for inspiring her to dream of a cancer law for the Philippines.
"The IRR, like the law, is the work of the entire cancer community. This version passed into law is for all cancers, all stages, all ages. It is integrative, nationwide in scope, and patient and family centric. It may not be perfect but it's worth upholding. The price of its success and sustainability is eternal vigilance from the public. All of us are accountable for its full implementation," she said.
Paul Perez, CCPh President, Project: Brave Kids Founder, TWG Member, and the father of childhood cancer survivor Seve Perez, called the passage of the bill and the signing of the IRR an answered prayer for Filipino cancer patients and their families. "The real work now begins. We continue to pray for the swift and proper implementation of the law, because the opportunity is now here to make real changes in the fight versus cancer," he said.
In a statement lauding the signing of the IRR, CCPh called for support and vigilance, saying: "The Coalition looks forward to all stakeholders supporting the Act, most especially Congress, to ensure adequate funding; the DOH for proper and timely implementation of all its provisions; PhilHealth, NCDA, DOLE, DSWD, DepEd, and CHED to accelerate initiation of supportive policies and programs; LGUs to lead local implementation; the private sector for more collaboration and innovation; and for patient groups to stay vigilant to ensure the spirit of the law — that no cancer patient be left behind – becomes a reality."
NICCA was signed into law on February 14, 2019. With more than 140,000 new cancer cases and more than 80,000 cancer deaths expected in the Philippines every year, Filipinos cannot afford any more delays in the full implementation of this urgent, lifesaving legislation. –Giselle Arroyo
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Cut the eggplant in the shape as you desire. Grind or blend all the seasoning together and fry in two tbsp vegetable oil until fragrant over medium-low heat. Then add one cup water and the cut eggplants. Add the soy sauce, sweet soy sauce, bay leaves and coconut milk, add some more salt if it's not enough. Simmer until the eggplant is cooked.


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Department of Biosciences ⇨
Staff ⇨
Dr Tim Hawkins, BSc (Hons); PhD; FRMS
Senior Experimental Officer - Bioimaging/Advanced Light Microscopy in the Department of Biosciences
Telephone: +44 (0) 191 33 41333
Room number: 137/138
Contact Dr Tim Hawkins (email at t.j.hawkins@durham.ac.uk)
Twitter: @BioimagingDurh1
I'm a molecular cell biologist and manage the core Bioimaging and Light Microscopy facility in the department of Biosciences. I am also Deputy Director of the Durham Centre for Bioimaging Technology and the outreach co-ordinator for Biosciences.
My Research interests involve the use of a wide variety of imaging techniques to study 1) the cytoskeleton of plant and animal cells 2) the accessory proteins which control their dynamics and organisation and 3) their role in cell division, morphology and response to mechanical stress.
Some current projects
Characterisation of members of the NET family of plant actin binding proteins which link the actin cytoskeleton to district membrane compartments (with Prof Hussey).
Algae cell biology and the evolution of division arrays using the model O. tauri.
Development of new imaging methodologies in particular for plant cells and tissues.
Cell biology of Keratin associated proteins.
Collaborations with industrial partners to develop new imaging approaches to help screen and understand their products and the fundamental biology behind them.
Combining high-resolution imaging with mechanical manipulation and modelling in both animal and plants cells - As part of this programme we are developing a microscope-mountable mechanical platform for the precise controlled stretching/compression and high resolution imaging of elastic materials, cells and tissues. The mechanical platform incorporates high specification linear platforms (Zaber) and ISA miniature s-beam force transducers coupled with an FT-111 indicator for accurate stretching and force measurements respectively (flintec)
Miss Joanne Robson
Dr Max Brown
BioSci Outreach
Durham Centre for Bioimaging Technology
Durham Centre for Crop Improvement Technology
Royal Microscopy Society
SBBS Microscopy & Bioimaging Facility
Molecular Plant Sciences
Bioimaging
Cytoskeletion
Hussey, P.J., Deeks, M.J., Hawkins, T.J. & Ketelaar, T. (Published). Polar cell growth and the cytoskeleton. In Polarity in Plants. Lindsey, K. Blackwell Publishing. 12.
Duit, Rebecca, Hawkins, Tim J. & Määttä, Arto (2019). Depilatory chemical thioglycolate affects hair cuticle and cortex, degrades epidermal cornified envelopes and induces proliferation and differentiation responses in keratinocytes. Experimental Dermatology 28(1): 76-79.
Pollastri, S., Jorba, I., Hawkins, T.J., Llusia, J. Michelozzi, M., Navajas, D., Penuelas, J., Hussey, P.J., Knight, M.R. & Loreto, F. (2019). Leaves of isoprene‐emitting tobacco plants maintain PSII stability at high temperatures. New Phytologist
Brault, Marie L, Petit, Jules D, Immel, Françoise, Nicolas, William J, Glavier, Marie, Brocard, Lysiane, Gaston, Amèlia, Fouché, Mathieu, Hawkins, Timothy J, Crowet, Jean‐Marc, Grison, Magali S, Germain, Véronique, Rocher, Marion, Kraner, Max, Alva, Vikram, Claverol, Stéphane, Paterlini, Andrea, Helariutta, Ykä, Deleu, Magali, Lins, Laurence, Tilsner, Jens & Bayer, Emmanuelle M (2019). Multiple C2 domains and transmembrane region proteins (MCTPs) tether membranes at plasmodesmata. EMBO reports 20(8): e47182.
Johnson, Simeon, Cowley, Kevin, Hawkins, Timothy J. & Määttä, Arto (2019). Pulling force deforms hair follicle root sheath nuclei and surrounding dermal collagen matrix differently at infundibulum, isthmus and suprabulbar regions. Experimental Dermatology 28(7): 862-866.
Reipert, Siegfried, Goldammer, Helmuth, Richardson, Christine, Goldberg, Martin W., Hawkins, Timothy J., Hollergschwandtner, Elena, Kaufmann, Walter A., Antreich, Sebastian & Stierhof, York-Dieter (2018). Agitation Modules: Flexible Means to Accelerate Automated Freeze Substitution. Journal of Histochemistry & Cytochemistry 66(12): 903-921.
Maruthappu, Thiviyani, McGinty, Lisa A., Blaydon, Diana C., Fell, Benjamin, Määttä, Arto, Duit, Rebecca, Hawkins, Tim, Braun, Kristin M., Simpson, Michael A., O'Toole, Edel A. & Kelsell, David P. (2018). Recessive Mutation in FAM83G Associated with Palmoplantar Keratoderma and Exuberant Scalp Hair. Journal of Investigative Dermatology 138(4): 984-987.
Quinlan, R.A., Schwarz, N., Windoffer, R. Richardson, C. , Hawkins, T.J., Broussard, J.A., Green, K.J. & Leube, R.E. (2017). A rim-and-spoke hypothesis to explain the biomechanical roles for cytoplasmic intermediate filament networks. J. Cell Biol
Duckney, P., Deeks, M., Dixon, M., Kroon, J., Hawkins, T. & Hussey, P. (2017). Actin–membrane interactions mediated by NETWORKED2 in Arabidopsis pollen tubes through associations with Pollen Receptor-Like Kinase 4 and 5. New Phytologist 216(4): 1170-1180.
Wang, P., Hawkins, T.J. & Hussey, P.J. (2017). Connecting membranes to the actin cytoskeleton. Current Opinion in Plant Biology 40: 71-76.
Garagounis, Constantine, Kostaki, Kalliopi-Ioanna, Hawkins, Tim J., Cummins, Ian, Fricker, Mark D., Hussey, Patrick J., Hetherington, Alistair M. & Sweetlove, Lee J. (2017). Microcompartmentation of cytosolic aldolase by interaction with the actin cytoskeleton in Arabidopsis. Journal Of Experimental Botany 68(5): 885-898.
Wang, Pengwei, Richardson, Christine, Hawkins, Timothy J., Sparkes, Imogen, Hawes, Chris & Hussey, Patrick J. (2016). Plant VAP27 proteins: domain characterization, intracellular localization and role in plant development. New Phytologist 210(4): 1311-1326.
Nelson, CJ, Duckney, P, Hawkins, TJ, Deeks, MJ, Laissue PP, Hussey, PJ & Obara, B (2014). Blobs and curves: object-based colocalisation for plant cells. Functional Plant Biology 42(5): 471-485.
Palmer, Antony J., Ford, Susan H., Butler, Stephen J., Hawkins, Timothy J., Hussey, Patrick J., Pal, Robert, Walton, James W. & Parker, David (2014). Emissive europium complexes that stain the cell walls of healthy plant cells, pollen tubes and roots. RSC Advances 4(18): 9356-9366.
Hawkins, T.J., Deeks, M.J., Wang, P. & Hussey, P.J. (2014). The evolution of the actin binding NET superfamily. Frontiers in Plant Science 5: 254.
Wang, Pengwei, Hawkins, Timothy J., Richardson, Christine, Cummins, Ian, Deeks, Michael J., Sparkes, Imogen, Hawes, Chris & Hussey, Patrick J. (2014). The Plant Cytoskeleton, NET3C, and VAP27 Mediate the Link between the Plasma Membrane and Endoplasmic Reticulum. Current Biology 24(12): 1397-1405.
Deeks, Michael J., Calcutt, Joanna R., Ingle, Elizabeth K.S., Hawkins, Timothy J., Chapman, Sean, Richardson, A.Christine, Mentlak, David A., Dixon, Martin R., Cartwright, Frances, Smertenko, Andrei P., Oparka, Karl & Hussey, Patrick J. (2012). A Superfamily of Actin-Binding Proteins at the Actin-Membrane Nexus of Higher Plants. Current Biology 22(17): 1595-1600.
Piette, B.M.A.G., Liu, J., Peeters, K., Smertenko, A., Hawkins, T., Deeks, M., Quinlan, R., Zakrzewski, W.J. & Hussey, P.J. (2009). A Thermodynamic Model of Microtubule Assembly and Disassembly. PLoS ONE 4(8): e6378.
Dixon, D. P., Hawkins, T., Hussey, P. J. & Edwards, R. (2009). Enzyme activities and subcellular localization of members of the Arabidopsis glutathione transferase superfamily. Journal of Experimental Botany 60(4): 1207-1218.
D. Twell, S.K. Park, T.J. Hawkins, D. Schubert, R. Schmidt, A. Smertenko & P.J. Hussey (2002). MOR1/GEM1 has an essential role in the plant-specific cytokinetic phragmoplast. Nature Cell Biology 4(9): 711-714.
P.J. Hussey, T.J. Hawkins, H. Igarashi, D. Kaloriti & A. Smertenko (2002). The plant cytoskeleton: recent advances in the study of the plant microtubule-associated proteins MAP-65, MAP-190 and the Xenopus MAP215-like protein, MOR1. Plant Molecular Biology 50(6): 915-924.
P.J. Hussey & T.J. Hawkins (2001). Plant microtubule-associated proteins: the HEAT is off in temperature-sensitive mor1. Trends in Plant Science 6(9): 389-392.
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Finally took the time to finish off my homemade battery charger for 12V lead acid batteries. I took a M.O.T. and stripped out the secondary, and wound roughly 20 turns of 12ga copper wire. 15.2 VDC open circuit. More turns of wire = higher voltage.
28 Comments to "Homemade 12V Lead Acid Battery Charger – COMPLETED Version"
How many amps are there?
Does SLA chargers need to provide constant voltage constant current?
i have a mot but after 5 minutes without any load it heat up very fast when i drop a droplets of water it quickly evaporates do you think the mot have any problem?
Is it able to provide constant current or constant voltage to charge Lead Acid ?
The transformer should not be getting that hot. Make sure you are operating the transformer at the SAME frequency(50/60hz) which it was designed for. Use nothing less than 12ga copper wire with a good insulation which can tolerate some heat. MOT's due to the large primary wire size, are pushed way above their rated wattage. To eliminate any heat issues, take the cooling fan out of the microwave oven and use it to cool the transformer just like when it was installed in the oven. Also make sure your windings are OK.
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I'v made M.O.T battery chager But the M.O.T getting hot and burn wires. How can I solve this problem?
Or you can buy a $49.95 battery charger on sale plus a $20 discount coupon from Harbor Freight Tools like I did.
I get around 10 amps. Just make sure you have enough turns of wire on the transformer when you wind it.
how many amps does it charge thebattery at??
Nice project. Can you do up a schematic? Thank you.
Microwave transformer cannot be used because primary does not contain enough spires to work more then 15 minutes.
Ive seen this done in really monster chargers with a massive relay, but you could use a car accessory relay.
Next on the list a Bedini generator 🙂 Can you do it?


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NAMA exec receives Herbord Award
Sept. 27, 2012, Chicago – Sandra Larson, senior director and counsel government affairs for NAMA, has received the Northwest Automatic Vendors Association (NAVA) William L. "Bill" Herbord Award.
"To honour his fine example of dedication and giving, the Herbord award recognizes the professional, selfless and exemplary contributions to our regional vending industry during the past year by a member of NAVA," said Mike Brown, NAVA president.
Larson was one of three nominees proposed for this honour by the president, vice-president and secretary of NAVA. The members of NAVA vote on the three nominees at the Annual Meeting and select the winner. She was presented with a plaque at the group's recent annual meeting.
She has worked closely with consultants in Oregon and Washington on legislative issues, served as advisor to the board of governors and officers and attended all of their meetings. She has also worked with the member, education and public relations committees. Her office supports NAVA with their annual meeting, working on education and speakers for the event, and coordinating with the auction chairman on the fundraising auction.
"We are so proud of Sandy and congratulate her on the hard work and dedication that this award recognizes. She is a very valued member of our team at NAMA and we are delighted that NAVA recognizes her significant contributions to our industry as well," said Mathews.
2019 NAMA Industry Award winners announced
NAMA names industry award winners
NAMA announces industry award winners
NAMA Allied Member of the Year announced
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CAMA releases trade show awards details
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December 6, 2021 December 6, 2021 Jessi
Chapter 124 Followed
"Ah, it's only 10 minutes? Why do I feel like I've watched a movie?!"
"I don't feel the same way. How come it's only ten minutes? I feel like I've seen less than two minutes and it's gone! I could have watched two more hours!!"
"At first, I thought it was children's animation that was bought and marketed by the hot search companies, but now I'm really impressed…. it's so good!"
"Fei Fei Studio… seems to be a new company, how come there's only one production…"
"I don't know if there's a next episode. I feel like I can't get enough after watching it."
Gu Qing Yu nodded her head in satisfaction as she looked at the reactions. Good, it seemed people liked her test work, giving her the confidence to create her own animated movie.
When she clicked on the backstage of K Station, she found a system email from the station, inviting her to sign a contract with them.
Gu Qing Yu was surprised, because K Station was an original video site where only original content could be published, not republished content.
They only needed to upload their works and once they had a certain amount of view count, they would definitely receive advertising revenue.
This was why K Station was so popular among UPs. There were many UPs on K Station, but only a very small number of them would be able to sign a contract with the station because the quality of the videos they uploaded was usually high and the number of views they received was also high, therefore in order to retain these UPs, the station would sign a contract with them, promising to recommend their videos and give them a larger share of the advertising revenue.
However, there were millions of UPs on K Station and tens of thousands of studios, but K Station was so demanding that less than 1,000 UPs had signed contracts with them, with many studios having less of an opportunity to do so.
But now, she'd only uploaded her first video and they'd taken the initiative to sign a contract with her?
And presumably as a gesture of goodwill, had given her a recommendation on the home page of their site…. without signing anything with her.
It seems her 'Fei Fei Adventures' was very successful!
If she signed a contract she would be able to get a bigger share. If she got good recommendations, she would get more views, and if she got more views, she would get higher advertising revenue….
With this in mind, Gu Qing Yu, who was short of money, didn't hesitate to agree to signing a contract.
After contacting the editor of the website and agreeing on the terms of the contract, she printed it out and planned to go out to the courier. Unexpectedly, as soon as she left the neighborhood, she was followed by thugs.
"Master, three men are following you!"
As soon as his master encountered potential danger, Fei Fei, who was in hibernation most of the time, came to the fore.
Gu Qing Yu raised an eyebrow. Being followed as soon as she left the entrance of the community. It was obviously not to steal from her or anything. They had come for her.
Who could have sent them? She seemed to have offended quite a lot people…
Even though the three people following her were men, with their feeble footsteps but strong-armed appearance, Gu Qing Yu didn't think much of them.
Without any haste, she delivered the contract and, as if to give them a chance, strolled leisurely into a deserted alleyway.
When she turned around, the three thugs were already blocking the entrance to the alleyway.
They were all wearing masks, obviously afraid that she would recognise them, which proved that they were just ordinary thugs, not ones capable of killing or committing arson.
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Ugh and it was going so well, so is she going to get hurt and start crying again because of her shitty body


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The Young Dementia Network has developed a GP decision-making guide to aid the recognition of the symptoms of dementia in younger people.
Endorsed by the Royal College of GPs, you can view and download the guide here.
The Young Dementia Network has worked with GPs to create this guide because accurate and timely diagnosis is an essential part of living as well as possible with young onset dementia. Receiving a diagnosis is a first step towards accessing treatment, support, information and advice to help you and your family adjust to life with dementia. But unfortunately, it currently takes twice as long - on average 4.4 years - for a younger person to receive a diagnosis as it does an older person.
By creating a guide for GPs we aim to raise awareness of young onset dementia and the wide range of issues someone may experience which prompts a visit to their doctor. Because younger people are more likely to have a rarer form of dementia, those issues can include much more than memory loss.
The pilot version of the GP decision making guide was available for GPs to use and comment on from April 2017 untll the end of July 2017. We also recieved feedback from people living with young onset dementia, their family and other professionals who have an interest in the document. We had over 70 responses and this feedback was used to develop the guide to its final stage.
To feedback your thoughts on the GP decision making guide please fill in the short survey here.
Who was involved in creating the pilot version of the GP decision-making tool?
Ashfield Digital & Creative for their support in designing the tool.


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When and how did America lose her soul?
America has lost her soul. You feel something is missing, the kind of sense of community that we used to have–20 or 30 or 40…
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Q: Prove: $ 1\times3 +2\times4 + \cdots + n(n+2) = \frac{1}{6} \times n(n+1)(2n+7)$ using Induction I'm told to prove this by Mathematical Induction:
$ 1\times3 +2\times4 + \cdots + n(n+2) = \frac{1}{6} \times n(n+1)(2n+7)$
This is what I have so far:
BC:
Try $n=1$:
$ 1\times3 +2\times4 + \cdots + n(n+2) = \dfrac{1}{6} \times n(n+1)(2n+7)$
$ 3= \dfrac{1}{6} \times 2(9) = 3$
So Base case is true:
IH:
 Let $n = k$.
$ 1\times3 +2\times4 + \cdots + k(k+2) = \frac{1}{6} \times k(k+1)(2k+7)$
IS: show that
$n \implies n+1$
I'm told to only work from one side, so I've attempted the left side (I was told I can't plug this into both sides).
We Have:
$ 1\times3 +2\times4 + \cdots + (k+1)(k+3) = ...$
I'm not sure where to go from here, any help would be greatly appreciated!!

A: $$
\begin{align}
1 \times 3+2 \times 4+ \cdots +k(k+2)+(k+1)(k+3)
  &=\frac{1}{6} \times k(k+1)(2k+7)+(k+1)(k+3)
\\[5pt]&=(k+1)\left(\frac{2k^2+7k}{6}+k+3\right)
\\[5pt]&=(k+1)\left(\frac{2k^2+7k+6k+18}{6}\right)
\\[5pt]&=(k+1)\left(\frac{2k^2+13k+18}{6}\right)
\\[5pt]&=\frac{(k+1)(k+2)(2(k+1)+7)}{6}
\end{align}
$$


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