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Q: Error with drawing point on QLabel I'm trying to draw on QLabel in Qt like this:
paintscene.h:
class PaintScene : public QWidget
{
    Q_OBJECT
public:
    PaintScene(QWidget* parent = NULL);

    QVector<QLabel*> _layers;
    QColor _color;
    int _width;

    void mousePressEvent(QMouseEvent* event);

private slots:
    void updateWidth();
};

paintscene.cpp:
PaintScene::PaintScene(QWidget* parent) : QWidget(parent)
{
    _width = 10;
    _color = Qt::red;
    QLabel* inital = new QLabel(this);
    inital->setStyleSheet("QLabel { background-color : white; }");
    _layers.push_back(inital);

    QGridLayout* layout = new QGridLayout();
    layout->addWidget(inital, 1, 1, 1, 1);
    this->setLayout(layout);
}

void PaintScene::mousePressEvent(QMouseEvent *event)
{
    QImage tmp = _layers.back()->pixmap()->toImage();
    QPainter painter(&tmp);
    QPen paintpen(_color);
    paintpen.setWidth(_width);
    painter.setPen(paintpen);
    painter.drawPoint(event->x(), event->y());
    _layers.back()->setPixmap(QPixmap::fromImage(tmp));
}

The list is needed because I want to implement the work with layers (QLabel - a separate layer).
However, I get an error, the program terminates. The error occurs on the line QImage tmp = _layers.back()->pixmap()->toImage();.
What makes this happen? How can this be fixed? Maybe for a layer to use something different, not QLabel?

A: From the Qt docs for QLabel::pixmap():
This property holds the label's pixmap
If no pixmap has been set this will return 0.

... so when you do this:
QImage tmp = _layers.back()->pixmap()->toImage();

pixmap() is returning NULL (because the QLabel has never had any QPixmap set on it yet), and then you try to dereference that NULL pointer to call toImage() on it, hence the crash.
To avoid crashing, don't try to create a QImage from a NULL QPixmap pointer.
I suspect you wanted to be calling grab() instead of pixmap() -- grab() will create a QPixmap for you that contains the visual appearance of the QLabel.  However, an even better approach would be to avoid messing about with QPixmaps at all; instead, make your own subclass of the QLabel class, and override its paintEvent(QPaintEvent *) method to first call up to QLabel::paintEvent(e) and then use a QPainter to draw the additional point afterwards.  That will be easier to implement and also more efficient at runtime.

A: @Jeremy Friesner is right about the reason for the error, not having a QPixmap this will be null, in my answer I will show a possible solution
void PaintScene::mousePressEvent(QMouseEvent *event)
{
    QLabel *label = _layers.back();
    const QPixmap *pix= label->pixmap();
    QPixmap pixmap;
    if(pix)
        pixmap =  *pix;
    else{
        pixmap = QPixmap(label->size());
        pixmap.fill(Qt::transparent);
    }
    QPainter painter(&pixmap);
    QPen paintpen(_color);
    paintpen.setWidth(_width);
    painter.setPen(paintpen);
    painter.drawPoint(event->pos());
    painter.end();
    label->setPixmap(pixmap);
}

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<?php

namespace Wingu\OctopusCore\Reflection;

use Wingu\OctopusCore\Reflection\Annotation\AnnotationsCollection;

/**
 * Reflection on a document block.
 */
class ReflectionDocComment
{

    /**
     * The original document block that was parsed.
     *
     * @var string
     */
    private $originalDocBlock = '';

    /**
     * The parsed short description.
     *
     * @var string
     */
    protected $shortDescription;

    /**
     * The parsed long description.
     *
     * @var string
     */
    protected $longDescription;

    /**
     * Constructor.
     *
     * @param string $comment The original document block comment.
     * @param string $trimLinePattern Pattern for trim() function applied to each line. Usefull to leave spaces or tabs. The default is the same as calling trim() without the argument.
     */
    public function __construct($comment, $trimLinePattern = " \t\n\r\0\x0B")
    {
        $this->originalDocBlock = trim((string)$comment);

        $comment = preg_replace('#^\s*\*\s?#ms', '', trim($this->originalDocBlock, '/*'));
        $comment = preg_split('#^\s*(?=@[_a-zA-Z\x7F-\xFF][_a-zA-Z0-9\x7F-\xFF-]*)#m', $comment, 2);

        if (isset($comment[0]) === true) {
            $description = $comment[0];
            $description = preg_split("/\n|\n\r/", $description);
            array_walk($description, function (& $value, $key, $trimLinePattern) {
                $value = trim($value, $trimLinePattern);
            }, $trimLinePattern);

            foreach ($description as $key => $descLine) {
                if ($descLine !== '') {
                    $this->shortDescription = $descLine;
                    unset($description[$key]);
                    $this->longDescription = trim(implode("\n", $description));
                    $this->longDescription = $this->longDescription !== '' ? $this->longDescription : null;
                    break;
                }

                unset($description[$key]);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Get the full description.
     * The long description (if present) will be concatenated to the short description with an empty line between.
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function getFullDescription()
    {
        if ($this->longDescription !== null) {
            return $this->shortDescription . "\n\n" . $this->longDescription;
        } else {
            return $this->shortDescription;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Get the short description.
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function getShortDescription()
    {
        return $this->shortDescription;
    }

    /**
     * Get the long description.
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function getLongDescription()
    {
        return $this->longDescription;
    }

    /**
     * Get the annotations collection.
     *
     * @return \Wingu\OctopusCore\Reflection\Annotation\AnnotationsCollection
     */
    public function getAnnotationsCollection()
    {
        return new AnnotationsCollection($this->originalDocBlock);
    }

    /**
     * Get the original doc block.
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function getOriginalDocBlock()
    {
        return $this->originalDocBlock;
    }

    /**
     * Check if the documentation comment is empty or not.
     *
     * @return boolean
     */
    public function isEmpty()
    {
        return $this->originalDocBlock === '';
    }

    /**
     * Magic method to print out the document.
     *
     * @return string
     */
    public function __toString()
    {
        return $this->originalDocBlock;
    }
}

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Vol. 11, No. 17 – May 23 – June 5, 2018 – The Pet Page
Professor Scamp Ph.D (Pretty Happy Dog)
Vet techs were at SPAN giving shots to the dogs and providing other services.
• On April 27 Animal Services provided a shot clinic for the homeless in front of the SPAN
Store in Ventura. They also provided leashes, collars, food for yorkies and flea meds. Over 61 animals were served. Some of the homeless had up to 3 animals. It was for the homeless so the flyers were put up at Catholic Charities and other spots where the homeless go to seek services. SPAN is also working with Simi Valley Spay Neuter Clinic to have 2 mobile spay days a month.
•The Humane Society of Ventura County invites the public on Saturday, June 9, and get a behind-the-scenes look at its Ojai animal shelter, learn more about its programs and meet the people who run it.
The HSVC's annual "Birthday Bash and Open House" will honor its 86 years of nonprofit service to the community. The event will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Ojai facility, at 402 Bryant St.
Visitors that day can interact with the animals – who will be available for adoption – tour the kennels and clinic, meet the staff, and learn about volunteer opportunities. Bring the whole family to enjoy refreshments, take part in a treasure hunt and learn more about how you can make a difference in the lives of animals in need.
There will be a variety of activities for children along with information on responsible pet ownership. Humane officers will be available to discuss ways we all can help protect animals throughout the county.
"The Humane Society of Ventura County has accomplished quite a bit, when you add the numbers up," said Greg Cooper, Director of Community Outreach for the HSVC. "Considering our meager budget as a private nonprofit, the HSVC continues to provide valuable services to Ventura County in an extraordinary way."
For more event information 646-6505. For more on the HSVC, visit www.hsvc.org.
Amber has been stealing the hearts of trainers and staff alike.
• Amber is from a private donor in Fillmore. This gorgeous and sweet-natured Belgian Malinois has been stealing the hearts of trainers and staff alike at the National Disaster Search Dog Foundation.
Amber has started to learn the search "game" and is working concurrently on Agility, Obedience and Direction & Control. All in all, Amber is quick on the uptake and has a blast training – a winning combination when it comes to being a Search Dog!
Amber grew up in a family of public servants and was very proud to serve her community as a 911 Public Safety Dispatcher for the Ventura Police Department and as a Tactical Dispatcher for the VPD SWAT Team.
Founded in 1996, the National Disaster Search Dog Foundation (SDF) is non-profit, non-governmental organization based in Santa Paula. Their mission is to strengthen disaster response in America by rescuing and recruiting dogs and partnering them with firefighters and other first responders to find people buried alive in the wreckage of disasters.
It's not a matter of if, but when the next natural or man-made disaster will occur. To stay prepared, Canine Disaster Search Teams must constantly hone their skills through rigorous training exercises – and what better place to do that than SDF's National Training Center, specifically designed for Disaster Search Dogs and their Handlers.
The NTC is open to any and all teams from across the U.S. and the world who want to train for disaster response. Designed with training props that can evolve and change, NTC allows trainers and teams to create different search situations that mimic various disaster situations.
SDF headquarters 6800 Wheeler Canyon Rd., Santa Paula, CA 93060 888-4K9HERO Tax ID #77-0412509.
•Top Cabaret and Jazz singers and songwriters will perform at a benefit concert and fundraiser for All For Love Animal Rescue on Saturday, June 2, at Bogart's Upstairs, inside the AMC Theatres at the Oaks Mall, in Thousand Oaks. The event features special performances by award-winning singer/songwriter Amanda McBroom and Jazz legend Sue Raney. Other performers include the singing duo, Maripat Davis and Richard Osborn, and well-known composer-pianist Shelly Markham.
Amanda McBroom has been called "the greatest cabaret performer of her generation, an urban poet who writes like an angel and has a voice to match," by the New York Times.
Sue Raney was signed by Capitol Records at the age of 17, and recorded her first album called When Your Lover is Gone, with Nelson Riddle.
All proceeds from the fundraiser will go to All For Love Animal Rescue (AFLAR), a 501c3 nonprofit animal rescue organization. AFLAR has rescued hundreds of homeless animals and placed them in loving, forever homes. AFLAR focuses on rescuing animals in the most danger of euthanasia, and depends 100% on charitable donations to rescue, board, and provide medical treatment for the many animals they save.
The event will also feature a silent auction with many items to bid on, opportunity drawings and door prizes, and complimentary snacks and desserts. Tickets for the event are $25 in advance, and $30 at the door. Seating is limited, and reservations are recommended. For reservations and tickets, call 445-3535 or purchase tickets at www.AllForLoveAnimalRescue.org/fundraiser.
A conversation with Alison Saar May 27 → ← Vol. 11, No. 17 – May 23 – June 5, 2018 – Harbor Patrol Blotter

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package com.stratio.sparta.sdk

case class AggregationsValues(values : Seq[Aggregation], newValues: Int)


Prior experience working with Flex Builder to create applications is useful, but not required. Some knowledge of working with BlazeDS is also helpful.
Welcome to the second installment of this three-part article series. In Part 1 I described the process for creating and configuring a classic standalone Flex module built with flex-mojos. In this section, I'll continue with the development of the sample project (to-do list application) and describe how to create the back-end module, using Spring, Hibernate and MySQL. In Part 3 of this article series I'll cover how to connect the front-end of the application with the back-end using BlazeDS.
The dependencies added above are required for Spring and Hibernate to work.
At this point we've set up the module for the back-end, to prepare it for development. In the next section, we'll build the interface for the to-do list service using Java.
The TodoService interface above is a very classic example of a CRUD service. Notice that the TodoItem class is being used as both a parameter and a return type for some of these methods. Normally I would never do this in a project, because when you have a situation like this where several entities have links between them, you run the risk of encountering LazyInitializationException problems on the client side. This occurs when you attempt to access linked entities while outside of a Hibernate transaction. This is not considered a best practice and should be avoided. But for the purposes of this sample project, it will work for the short term.
In production projects I like to use the value-object pattern, where I define data transfer objects for each entity and only use these objects as return types and parameters. I'm skipping over that part for the sake of clarity in this sample project—since there is only one entity in our domain. This is something you can add in later, after completing the steps to build the initial to-do list application.
The TodoItem class shown above is a standard implementation for returning the data from the repository.
Make sure to run 'mvn install' to ensure that the code compiles before moving on to the next section. In the next part, we'll configure the MySQL database and set up all of the pieces to work together.
This section describes the setup of a MySQL database to store the application data. The first steps involve creating a todolist database and granting a user named "todolist" with the password "todolist" all rights to edit this database. After that is accomplished, we need to create one table in the todolist database.
It is important to note that I could have used JPA annotations, rather than XML, but I prefer to work with XML so that is what I'm using for this sample project.
I recommend taking the time to read through the code above, because it includes a couple of intriguing and powerful features available in Spring 2.5.
Getting back to applicationContext.xml explanation, we then configure the Hibernate session factory.
After that, we create the service beans: todoService and todoItemRepository. And then we configure everything needed to wrap the service calls in transactions.
Once again, I could have used annotations to configure the beans and their connections, but I don't like to set it up that way. One of the primary reasons I enjoy working with Spring is that it allows me to gather all the wiring configuration in one place. I prefer keeping the connections in an XML file rather than having to sort through Java files to see how everything is connected.
And finally, we need to put the JDBC connector driver on the classpath of the application. In other words, if you're using JBoss, you have to download mysql-connector-java-5.x.x.jar and place it in $JBOSS_HOME/server/default/lib. In Tomcat, I think you can place it directly in $TOMCAT_HOME/lib. Be aware that it is not a good practice in a production environment to add this connector to your module dependencies in order to bundle it with your application.
For this first test, we'll just make sure the sample application starts successfully. (Later, we'll check to ensure that services work). Run 'mvn install' on the root module and copy todolist-web/target/todolist-web.war to the deployment directory ($JBOSS_HOME/server/default/deploy for JBoss, $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps for Tomcat). Then start up your server and look at the log. If you don't see any error messages, then you've completed the steps of this section of the article series. If you do get an error message, double check that you've done everything as described in this article, and if the error persists, try Googling the error to see if you can troubleshoot the issue. If it remains unresolved, please contact me and include comments describing the error you are receiving.
In the next part of this three-part article series, I'll cover the process for developing the Flex UI and describe how to plug it into our Spring back-end using BlazeDS. Stay tuned!
And be sure to visit the Flex Developer Center to learn more about developing Flex applications. You'll find the latest articles, tutorials and sample projects to get you started.


Very dear and deserving friends of ours recently adopted a baby girl. I wanted to make a blanket for her in celebration. After digging through piles of quilt patterns I found one called Lily. The amaryllis bulb is my favorite of those in the Lily family. The angles were right, the pattern simple but lovely—and the pattern lent itself well to my purpose. But instead of quilting it, I knit it. This garter stitch baby blanket is the result.
Blanket is knit in narrow columns or panels. Each panel is 8 to 16 stitches wide, and is joined to the previous one while knitting. Once all panels have been knit, the border is worked in the round. No sewing or seaming is involved in creating this blanket. This pattern is sized as a baby blanket. Blanket could easily be made bigger by increasing the number of repeats in either direction.
after washing 35 x 31.5 inches (89 x 80 cm).
Yarn: DK weight: 920 yards of A, 345 yards of B, 345 yards of C, 230 yards of D, 345 yards of E; yarn used doubled throughout. Bulky yarn can be substituted, and worked with one strand at the same gauge; fewer yards required.
Skills: Intarsia, picking up sts along an edge, color charts, knitting in the round..
Other supplies: 6 stitch holders required; stitch markers are optional.


This is it folks. This is everything you need to know about adaptive clearing compared to pocket clearing. The class will focus on the theoretical basics behind operations, runtime, and load comparisons, as well as cost examples. Supported by measured data, runtime analysis, and high-quality video, this class will first focus on the differences between adaptive clearing and pocket clearing, followed by a runtime analysis with nearly every scenario one could come up with—2D adaptive, 2D pocket, 3D adaptive, 3D pocket, parameter variations, and more. It will finish with a cost analysis to present the audience with a final answer to the question: When should adaptive clearing be used?
Finishing my Bachelor of Material Science at the Technical University in Darmstadt, I'm studying my masters at the moment. In my free time, I'm holding seminars and courses on Fusion 360 - traditional modelling, freeform, simulation as well as CAM programming with up to 4 axis simultaneously. I work part time at Datron AG, a mid sized CNC machine manufacturer in Germany specializing in high speed milling of aluminium. There I mostly design and programm prototypes for samples as well as social media posts. I expect to leave university with my masters degree at the beginning of 2018.


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package com.hazelcast.multimap.impl.txn;

import com.hazelcast.nio.serialization.Data;

class TransactionRecordKey {

    final String name;

    final Data key;

    public TransactionRecordKey(String name, Data key) {
        this.name = name;
        this.key = key;
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object o) {
        if (this == o) {
            return true;
        }
        if (!(o instanceof TransactionRecordKey)) {
            return false;
        }

        TransactionRecordKey that = (TransactionRecordKey) o;

        if (!key.equals(that.key)) {
            return false;
        }
        if (!name.equals(that.name)) {
            return false;
        }

        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        int result = name.hashCode();
        result = 31 * result + key.hashCode();
        return result;
    }
}


I'm on a mission to build up my card stash. It seems to be dwindling in the categories I use most: birthday and thank you. My friend Catherine has a knack for KISS cards (Keep It Simple Stamper) so I went to her website for inspiration. I came across this card and knew I had to CASE it. I love all of that white space with the pops of color.
I stuck really close to Catherine's design because it is CAS perfection! I used score lines rather than the black lines. I also rounded the bottom corners and added some black & white twine.
KISS Cards are my new obsession, I just can't stop making sets of KISS cards! We also have a KISS Card challenge going on this week at StampNation. Here's a peek at my card design.
LOVE your cards, Mo! So pretty!
Your card is a knock out Maureen! Love the bold colors and clean design!
I am kind of in love with KISS cards too. This is stunning with all those pretty colors that you used!!!
I love your card! It's beautiful.


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Even when they fell, their spirits were up and they were ready to start again before they even got back on their feet! Eventually the beginners were jumping off the piles of snow packed together to make a jump, having no fear of falling like they did in the beginning. Our students were having such a blast, they didn't want to stop. After a couple of hours on the terrain hill, we left the snow and traded in our skis and snowboards for some gloves and trash grabbers. We finished up the day with a trash pick up in the park, making sure the park was in better shape than when we arrived that morning.
All of our students had a fabulous time, laughing and smiling the whole day. And all of them said they couldn't wait to try again!
We'd also like to extend a huge thank you to Christy Sports for donating our rentals and working with us to make sure all of our students had gear for our big day.


My spark to become an actor came from a lead role in my year 6 production at primary school, playing Sherlock Holmes in 'Olivia'! Joining my local Pauline Quirk Academy flamed the spark, and the opportunities it gave only made me even more enthusiastic to follow my dream. I am in the 6th form of the Canterbury Institute of Performing Arts in the Acting pathway, and I LOVE it! We have just finished filming for a Make A Wish Foundation project, taking direction from an 8 year old boy surviving cancer, who wrote his own screenplay. With PQA I performed at Her Majesty's Theatre, I sang and danced with Stacey Solomon at The Assembly Halls in Tunbridge Wells, and was given a part in a music video of the winner of The Voice (Germany). I have been an extra in the television series, The Royals, starring Elizabeth Hurley. I am keen to be involved in film, television, theatre and am now ready to immerse myself in the industry, learning from professionals and gaining as much experience as I can so each day improves my talent and expertise.
I am very athletic and sporty. I am good with animals, younger children, I am comedic and can make people laugh! I enjoy playing golf. I am studying 'A' level English Language/literature. It's been said I look like a young Kevin Bacon!


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Producer Prices Rose More Than Expected in November
Prices rose at a 0.3% rate last month, topping expectations of 0.2%
Mack Wilowski
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Wholesale prices rose faster than expected last month, dampening hopes the Federal Reserve can afford to slow the pace of interest rate hikes.
The Producer Price Index (PPI) rose 0.3% in November, above estimates of a 0.2% increase, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported on Friday. On an annual basis, prices rose 7.4%, decelerating from 8.1% in October but above forecasts of 7.2%. The core index, which excludes volatile food and energy costs, rose 0.3% from a month earlier, or 4.9% year-over-year.
Producer prices rose 0.3% in November, matching the pace of October and topping expectations of 0.2%
On an annual basis, prices rose 7.4%, decelerating from an 8.1% gain in October but exceeding projections of 7.2%
Gains were led by higher services costs, which rose at the fastest pace since August
Food prices kept rising, while those for energy, transportation, and warehousing declined
Higher wholesale prices could prompt the Federal Reserve to adopt a more hawkish policy stance
Price Gains by Category
Services costs rose 0.4% last month, at the fastest pace since August. A third of the increase came from an 11.3% spike in costs for securities brokerages, dealing, investment advice, and related services. Trade services costs rose 0.7%, rebounding from declines in September and October, and rising at the fastest pace since August.
Prices for final demand goods rose just 0.1%, the smallest monthly gain since a decline in August. Within that category, food prices led gains, rising 3.3% amid a 38.1% jump in the cost of fresh and dry vegetables. Energy prices fell 3.3% as the price of crude oil and gasoline declined throughout the month. Prices for transportation and warehousing fell 0.9% compared to October, in the biggest monthly decline since August.
Explaining the Producer Price Index (PPI)
The Producer Price Index (PPI) captures inflation at the wholesale level, from the perspective of goods-producing firms and product manufacturers. Because rising producer costs often flow to consumers in the form of markups, the index is considered to be a leading indicator for the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which measures inflation from the consumer's perspective. A hotter-than-expected PPI inflation reading could translate into a slower pullback in consumer inflation.
Implications for Fed Policy
The November PPI report suggests the Fed has more work to do before it can claim victory in its battle to tame inflation. U.S. stocks fell and bond yields rose following the announcement, as traders factored in a more hawkish Fed policy stance.
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Inflation is a decrease in the purchasing power of money, reflected in a general increase in the prices of goods and services in an economy.
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Farm Price Index (FPI)
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Hey Nineteen
Column by Doug Newman, posted on April 27, 2003
Where is America's true constitution? Please stay with me for a few minutes, and I will answer this question.
I write this shortly after April 19, the anniversary of numerous events -- positive and negative -- in the freedom movement. April 19, 1775 marked the beginning of the American Revolution; April 19, 1943, marked the start of the Warsaw ghetto uprising; on April 19, 1993, federal agents incinerated 80 innocent people near Waco, Texas; on April 19, 1995, 168 people died in the bombing at the federal building in Oklahoma City.
All these 19s reminded me of "Hey Nineteen," the 1980 hit song by Steely Dan about a 30-plus man who realizes how little he has in common with a girl of 19. I know not whether Walter Becker and Donald Fagen had any political intentions when writing the song, but let us consider these lyrics.
Hey Nineteen, That's 'Retha Franklin, She don't remember, The Queen of Soul, It's hard times befallen, The sole survivors, She thinks I'm crazy, But I'm just growing old.
Hey Nineteen, No we got nothing in common, No we can't talk at all.
Hard times have befallen the freedom movement, especially since September 11, 2001. More than ever, the American people are clamoring for their government to solve all their problems. Dubya and his media lapdogs tell us that we must surrender more of our freedoms if we wish to remain free. Dubya's supporters swallow this Orwellian doublethink without questioning. If you disagree with them, they resort to increasingly hostile and mindless name-calling. "Dittohead" is a term that originated in fun, but now it has frightening implications.
When I challenge them, they look at me as if I have just stepped off a UFO. This is because they have no grasp of the meaning of the American Founding. They just do not speak the Founders' language. They talk a good game about freedom and constitutionalism, but have no clue as to what these things mean. They have put their faith in what is transient and fashionable rather than enduring and eternal. As the song goes, "We got nothing in common, no we can't talk at all." Our priorities are just not the same. They have lost understanding of something far more important than Motown.
Webster's gives several definitions for the word "constitution." These include "the physical makeup of the individual comprising inherited qualities modified by environment" and "the structure, composition, physical makeup, or nature of something." When we say someone "has a strong constitution" we mean they are -- as Tom Wolfe described the original astronauts -- made of the right stuff. We mean that they are resolute and handle adversity well. What kind of stuff are the American people made of anymore?
America's written Constitution does not give us rights. God gives us rights. The Constitution merely acknowledges that rights existed prior to civil government -- there's an oxymoron for you! -- and that government exists to protect these rights. The Tenth Amendment forbids the federal government from exercising any powers other than those few, defined powers expressly delegated to it. The Constitution was written so that the people might restrain the government, and not the other way around.
When Ben Franklin was walking out of the Constitutional Convention, a woman asked him, "What have you wrought?" Franklin answered, "A Republic, if you can keep it."
The great question facing America today is whether or not the American people have the right stuff to keep this country from coming under a full blown dictatorship. Intellectually, do they understand the source of our rights and freedoms? Historically, do they understand that whenever people have not been vigilant in defending their freedoms bad things happen? Personally, are they willing to accept the responsibility that goes along with being free? By this last question, I do not mean that some wholesome sounding government should pass a bunch of laws in order to make them responsible. I mean that they as citizens must accept moral and economic responsibility for themselves, their families and their society.
Bill Clinton was a socialist, a tyrant and an all-around rotten guy. However, I never obsessed much about him. Yes, he was a problem, but he was not the problem. When GWB took office, I was not elated. I have been far harsher on GWB than I was on his predecessor, and with good reason: GWB is a far bigger socialist and tyrant. Oh sure, he has not whored around with any interns or lied under oath about his dalliances. But he has done nothing but expand and augment all the programs and departments that his supporters say they hate, as well as giving the federal government numerous new powers that his supporters absolutely love. While we are quoting rock lyrics, let me paraphrase Pete Townsend of The Who: Meet the new boss, worse than the old boss. Evil comes in many forms other than sexual. No party has a monopoly on it.
The tyrants of old were at least straightforward about their intentions: they wanted to rule. From the pharaohs of the Old Testament until, say, King George III, tyrants did not rule under the guise of any grand utopian plan for humanity. They just ruled. They may have been cruel and obnoxious, but as long as you did not threaten them politically they pretty much left you alone. It is only since the French Revolution that they have exercised their thuggery in the name of some higher ideal.
C.S. Lewis once remarked that, "Of all tyrannies, a tyranny exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It may be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end, for they do so with the approval of their own conscience."
Perhaps this is why governments have become far crueler in the last 100 years than at any time before. Hitler, Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, Kim Il-Sung and all the other superthugs of the last century all thought they were doing the world a favor. In the twentieth century, governments murdered 170 million people.
In America, we are heading down a perilously slippery slope. No matter who is president, roughly half the people believe anything the president says. Both factions of our ruling class have extensive agendas that purport to make things better, but in fact make things worse. The God-given rights of the citizenry -- shall we now call them "subjects"? -- are of little or no importance. All that matters is that people "feel good" about what their "leaders" are doing.
Our political language is so ridden with clich's that we have lost the capacity to think seriously about the real world effects of government policies. When asked about the mass deaths in the Ukraine during the Moscow-created famine of the 1930s, Joe Stalin remarked "To make an omelet, you have to break a few eggs."
Clinton was not Stalin and Bush is not Hitler. However, try pointing out just how much their policies -- for example, the War on Poverty or the War on Drugs -- have failed and you will get a similarly cavalier response. What matters most anymore are the intentions of and the person making the policy, not whether the policy works in the real world. No wonder dictators can attain power. As long as they have a flock of people who will believe anything they say, attaining unlimited power is easy.
We are desperate today for "leaders." Where do we want them to "lead" us? Is it not enough for our lords temporal to secure our God-given rights and otherwise just leave us alone? Or do we need to be led and to feel good about it? We want our rulers to be quarterbacks rather than merely referees.
America's true constitution lies in the hearts and minds of its people. If people are ignorant, gullible and easily led, they are easy prey for tyrants. Indeed, one of the key slogans of The Party in George Orwell's 1984 was "Ignorance is Strength." Today, too many of us could give a rip about our God-given freedoms as long as we feel good about who occupies the Oval Office and the intentions of their policies and agendas. Heaven forbid that contemporary Americans peel back the rhetoric and research the real-world implications of the policies that make them feel so tingly inside.
The Founders were made of different stuff--to my mind the right stuff. They recognized arbitrary and capricious government as evil. When it became too hostile, they had the fortitude to just say no to it. They did so at Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775, and again in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776. All the fiery rhetoric of Patrick Henry, Thomas Paine and Thomas Jefferson was directed at a "tyrant" who was one-tenth as heavy handed as the current resident of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
James Madison once remarked that, "We have staked the whole future of American civilization, not upon the power of government, far from it. We have staked the future of all of our political institutions . . . upon the capacity of each and all of us to govern ourselves, to control ourselves, to sustain ourselves according to the Ten Commandments of God."
The choice is clear. We can either govern ourselves and take responsibility for ourselves and once again become a free nation. Or, we can let ourselves be led, governed, manipulated and, eventually, enslaved. Whatever happens depends upon our character, our mental and moral make-up or, if you will, our constitution. Are we made of the right stuff for freedom?
Doug Newman
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Doug Newman is a New Jersey native who has lived in Colorado since 1995. He hosts a Christian, Libertarian web page called The Fountain of Truth. He writes for several pro-freedom web pages. He is retired from the U.S. Naval Reserve and works in sales to support his punditry habit.
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Hull City host Newcastle United at the KCOM Stadium this evening in the club's penultimate pre-season game before the new campaign gets under way.
For many City fans tonight represents an opportunity to take a first look at the club's new signings, but it's the need for more recruits which head coach Nigel Adkins has been discussing.
The Tigers have six new faces so far this summer, but the midfield is still badly in need of reinforcements while a new striker remains a priority. We'll have more on this, plus we'll build up to this evening's game with Newcastle. Follow it all in our live blog below.
Jon Toral will miss tonight's clash against Newcastle United as he continues to recover from a knock.
The Spaniard missed Saturday's trip to Rochdale and the head coach confirmed he will not be involved against the Magpies either.
Jarrod Bowen may be in contention, though. The winger picked up a knock in the behind-closed-doors friendly against Lincoln City and missed the trip to the Crown Oil Arena.
Jackson Irvine may also have a role to play tonight after returning from his summer break on Friday.
Anyone remember the last time City played Newcastle United?
Newcastle United last visited the KCOM Stadium in November 2016. Despite the Tigers being in the League above Newcastle, Rafa Benitez's side were favourites going into the EFL Cup quarter-final tie.
However, after a 1-1 draw it took the drama of a penalty shootout to split the two teams with Eldin Jakupovic proving to be the hero once more.
Former Hull City winger Tom Ince has completed a £10m switch from Huddersfield Town to Stoke City.
The 26-year-old spent one season at the John Smith's Stadium but drops down to the Championship this summer to help Gary Rowett's Potters back to the top flight.
Hull City will have a rival in their bid to bring Conor Townsend back to the KCOM Stadium after Scunthorpe United formally rejected a bid from Ipswich Town.
Head coach Nigel Adkins is eager to land Townsend from his former club but an opening offer, believed to be in the region of £250,000, was knocked back by the Iron.
City have been weighing up their next move for a left-back who emerged through their own academy but the pursuit has been complicated by Ipswich's interest.
The Championship club have now joined City in tabling an offer for Townsend but Scunthorpe's unyielding stance means they have again rebuffed the advances of a suitor.
City need more bodies - but how many?
Had a go in our league predictor yet?
Bruce out - Henry in?
Steve Bruce is reportedly on the verge of leaving Aston Villa – with Thierry Henry sensationally lined up as his replacement.
The former Hull City boss is to meet with new Villa owners Nassef Sawiris and Wes Edens tomorrow, with his future set to become a lot clearer after those discussions.
Reports in the Mirror and the Star claim that ex-Arsenal legend Henry will be appointed at Villa Park should Bruce be moved on after losing the Play-Off Final a few months ago at Wembley.
The better ones have gone already and were way out of our budget.
Our hands were tied, it's just the way it is. Ben Amos went to the Championship and we looked at Long but he has gone somewhere in the Championship as a number two.
It is what it is, there is nothing we can do about that.
We're looking at bringing in a keeper because we have only got young Ashley Maynard-Brewer as our number two.
We've spoken with Hearts reporter Barry Anderson of the Edinburgh Evening News, who watched David Milinkovic extensively during his time with Scottish club Hearts last season.
Barry was very impressed by City's new winger.
He became a bit of a cult hero at Hearts during his time here which I'm not entirely convinced he deserved to be.
He's obviously a foreign winger but he's British in style. He's technically good with the ball, he's hard working and he can score a goal as well.
He'll run himself into the ground for the team consistently and does the things a British footballer would be expected to do. That is partly why the Hearts fans took to him.
Good morning everyone, it's game day with Newcastle United in town for this evening's friendly.
With now under two weeks until Hull City's opening game of the season, head coach Nigel Adkins has reiterated his desire to see City's recruitment drive step up once again.
Six players may have arrived but Adkins knows more are needed and in particular in forward positions.
Here's what Adkins has been saying on recruitment.


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APMP pulping process
On the basis of BCTMP, the APMP pulping process was developed in 1989 by ASB company, namely Alkaline Peroxide Mechanical Pulp. It has the outstanding advantages of super high yield, good pulp strength, less pollution and low energy consumption. It breaks the traditional concept of pulping and finishes cooking and bleaching simultaneously in a single chemical pretreatment process, which greatly simplifies the pulping process. Reduce investment costs by 25% or more. APMP pulping is a typical two-stage alkaline hydrogen peroxide pulping process, which is mainly divided into wood washing, pre-steaming, squeezing, impregnation, pulp grinding, screening and so on.
Water flake washing
The wood chips from the self-contained material system enter the wood warehouse. In order to obtain better washing effect, the wood chips were heated to 60 ℃-70 ℃ in the warehouse and stayed for 20 min. After washing, the pieces are sent to an oblique dehydration screw, and then into the first stage of steam storage. Pieces of wood are stirred in the scrubber to remove surface debris, such as sand, stones, metals and other debris, which are deposited at the bottom of the chip scrubber and can be removed periodically. Washed pieces of wood are pumped to the dehydrated screw. A perforated sieve plate on the dehydration spiral that opens the wood and moisture. The water produced by the chip washing system separates sawdust and other debris through a skew screen.
The scum in the washing water can be precipitated and discharged regularly. Washing water after washing wood chips, a part of which is used as supplementary water for the chip scrubber. The rest was sent to the sewage treatment plant.
Two-stage impregnation
First stage impregnation
After washing , the wood chips enter the normal pressure pre - steaming chamber ( about 95℃ for 5-8min ) , pre-steamed at atmospheric pressure to remove air of the wood chips , soften the wood chips to facilitate the mechanical compression and impregnation of the wood chips. The steaming pieces are then fed into the screw tearing machine MSD with a compression ratio of ≥ 4: 1. The dry degree of wood chips can reach about 60% after pressing. Squeezing can squeeze the air in the wood, excess moisture and resin, etc., and crush the wood into pieces of wood. In this way, the solution and fine impurities are removed, and the impregnation effect of the chemical solution is improved.
Loose wood silk groups can contact as much as possible with the solution and easy to permeate the chemical solution. The main chemicals used in impregnation are NaOH H 2O 2 and peroxide stabilizers such as DT-PA or EDTA, sodium silicate, magnesium salt. The addition of NaOH softened fiber (mainly to soften the heterogeneous parts of hemicellulose and cellulose) can improve the strength of the paper pulp and reduce the content of chips. Reduce energy consumption of grinding pulp. Adding H2O2 can improve whiteness and soften lignin. After a period of time (about 2 minutes) in the impregnator, the wood slice is raised to the upper part of the impregnator by the preimpregnating spiral to remove the excess liquid, and sent to the first reaction chamber (70 ℃-75 ℃) through the normal pressure spiral. Stay for 25 min so that the impregnated wood can fully interact with the chemical solution.
Second stage impregnation
Out of the first stage of the reaction chamber, the wire mass is often pressed to transport the screw to the second stage screw tearing machine. The extruded fibers were fed into the second stage impregnator, and then the impregnated fibers were sent to the second stage reaction chamber (stay 4O-45min, temperature 70-75℃, equivalent to H2O2 bleach), and the reacted fibers were fed into the first disc mill by metering screw. The main purpose of the second stage impregnator is to improve the whiteness of the paper pulp by using alkaline H2O2 solution with low alkalinity H2O2 content.
Two-stage disc grinding pulp
After grinding, the paper pulp stays in the tank for a period of time, and the paper pulp concentration is 4%. Generally, APMP is a kind of atmospheric pulp, and the pressure of grinding area is lower, so as to reduce the invalid decomposition of H2O2 and improve the whiteness of the paper pulp. A large amount of white water is added to the diffuser to condensate the steam in the paper pulp and dilute the paper pulp up to 35-45%. After storage in the intermediate paper pulp tank for a period of time, the pulp was pumped to the screw tearing machine for washing and concentrated to a higher concentration, and then the two-roller metering screw was used to enter the second stage of the grinding pulp with a normal pressure disc. After grinding, the paper pulp stays in the tank for a period of time, and the paper pulp concentration is 4. After dewatering and squeezing out the filtrate from the spiral, sieving the fibers contained in it, the filtrate enters the pool tank for intermediate washing and dilute use.
A sewn screen
In order to remove fiber bundles, sifting sieve with 15mm width is selected to select the paper pulp. The good pulp is sent to the low consistency pulp tank with 10% to 15% concentration, then concentrated to 12% by disc concentrator and sent to the high consistency pulp storage tower, and diluted to 35% concentration at its bottom to the papermaking workshop.
APMP paper pulp properties
The chemical and energy consumption were lower than BCTMP, while the brightness, strength and opacity of pulp were higher than BCTMP. The product of APMP pulping system is equal to or superior to that of hardwood. The combination of APMP pulping and bleaching process reduces the cost of construction. A simple atmospheric disc mill can be used, without the need for a large steam system, the discharge of waste water load is low, no sulfur compounds. The energy consumption of APMP is low under the same degree of dissociation. The tear index and tear index of APMP were higher than that of BCTMP. The whiteness of H2O2 was high when the dosage was the same. The chemical and energy consumption were lower than BCTMP, while the brightness, strength and opacity of pulp were higher than BCTMP.
The comparative analysis of poplar test shows that the outlet of the second stage disc mill can be completely bleached in the process of APMP production, and its strength properties can be fully played, no further bleaching workshop is needed, and the energy consumption is the lowest. The comparison and analysis of eucalyptus showed that the APMP paper pulp was prepared by two-stage impregnation with alkaline hydrogen peroxide, and compared with the one-stage impregnation process and the BCTMP process, according to the data provided by Hymac Company of Canada. The APMP with two stages of impregnation can increase the yield of BCTMP by 55%, and the power consumption is 25% lower than that of BCTMP, and the opacity is 5% higher than that of CTMP. So it is more economical to adopt APMP.
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As a new energy-saving and environment-friendly pulping technology, APMP has the outstanding advantages of high yield, high brightness, high intensity and low pollution, low water consumption, low energy consumption and low material consumption, and is regarded as the best pulping technology in the present century. Has been the world pulp and paper industry attention. Once developed, many developed countries began to adopt the pulping technology, and one after another emulated the development. At present, the study of wood fiber pulping abroad has been successful in the application of wood, spruce, pine and other pulping materials to newsprint and culture paper. The study of non-woody fibers is still in its infancy.
APMP has been widely used in developed countries as its main pulping technology and pulping equipment. And the research on the wider applicability of the technology has never stopped. The majority of developing countries have also begun to introduce and apply this advanced technology and equipment to pulping. The development potential of APMP in the world market is huge.
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Chronological Summary of the May 4 Court Cases
NON-JUDICIAL INVESTIGATIONS
July, 1970 FBI concludes investigation. Chief investigator from Justice Dept. recommends on basis of report that at least six guardsmen be prosecuted.
September, 1970 Scranton Commission issues report, concluding the deaths of students at Kent State were 'unnecessary, unwarranted and inexcusable.'
STATE CRIMINAL TRIAL
September, 1970 Special State Grand Jury issues indictments against the 'Kent 25" comprised of 24 students and one faculty member and issues a report placing primary responsibility for the May 4 tragedy on the KSU administration, faculty and students.
January, 1971 U.S. District Judge William K. Thomas orders Special State Grand Jury report 'expunged' because of irreparable damage to the rights of the accused. The indictments stand.
December, 1971 Trial of the 'Kent 25' results in one defendant being found guilty on one of four counts, two pleading guilty to lesser counts for their actions during events in the weekend preceding May 4, one dismissal and one acquittal, leading the state prosecutor to call for a dismissal of charges against the remaining 20 defendants.
FEDERAL CRIMINAL TRIAL
August, 1971 U.S. Attorney General John Mitchell says Justice Dept. will not call a grand jury.
August, 1973 New Attorney General Elliot Richardson announces Justice Dept. will reopen the Kent State case.
December, 1973 Justice Dept. announces a Federal Grand Jury will be convened to investigate the May 4 shootings.
March, 1974 Eight guardsmen are indicted by the Federal Grand Jury on charges of willfully violating the rights of the dead and wounded students.
November, 1974 U.S. District Judge Frank Battisti dismisses charges against the guardsmen, ruling that the government had no proved beyond a reasonable doubt that guardsmen had willfully intended to deprive students of their civil rights.
May, 70-Mar., 74 Lawyers for the parents and wounded students try to bring civil suits against Governor James Rhodes, former KSU President Robert White the national guard officers and enlisted men, but courts rule that "sovereign immunity' prevents this action.
April, 1974 U.S. Supreme Court rules 8-0 that sovereign immunity is not absolute, but qualified,' allowing the parents and students to bring the suit.
August, 1975 U.S. federal court jury decides 9-3 against the parents and students on all
May, 1976 Appeal of civil suit filed in U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
January 4, 1979 An out-of-court settlement is reached providing for the payment of $675,000 in damages by the State of Ohio and for a signed statement of regret and intention by Gov. Rhodes, the leaders, officers and men of the Ohio National Guard, widi a substantial portion of the settlement to be given to Dean Kahler who was pwwyzed in the May 4 shootings.


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Advocacy and support for decision-making:- What is the effectiveness, cost effectiveness and acceptability of advocacy as a means of supporting people to make decisions?
Why this is important:- The evidence reviewed did not include any studies that evaluated the effectiveness or acceptability of advocacy as a means of supporting people to make decisions. However, the guideline committee thought that this was an area in which emerging practice shows promise. Expert witness testimony highlighting the Swedish 'Personal Ombudsman' peer support scheme also suggested that further research into the use of advocacy as a means of supporting decision-making might be useful. Although provision for advocacy already exists for people assessed as lacking capacity to make a decision (through an Independent Mental Capacity Advocate), this type of support could also benefit people who, although retaining capacity, may need support to make a decision.
High-quality mixed methods studies with a controlled effectiveness component (preferably randomised) are needed to evaluate the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of advocacy as a tool to support the decision-making of people who may need support to make a decision. The effectiveness component will ideally include 3 arms: usual care, usual care plus advocacy, and usual care plus support with enhanced advocacy. Studies should also include a qualitative component that explores whether advocacy as a means of support to make decisions is acceptable to people using services and valued by practitioners.


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I mentioned somewhere early on, how impossibly difficult it was to find one other autism mom to talk to. I simply did not know of one autism mom in my neighborhood. Not one.
When I asked my service coordinator to hook me up with someone - ANYONE - she had no one.
It didn't make sense. It just couldn't be that I was the first mother in my neighborhood to deal with a child with autism. After all, TABAC was in existence for a few years already. So where was everyone???
During my long years of struggling with infertility, support was plentiful and easily available. I joined a support organization within a year or so of my marriage and the support was incredible. Throughout all my struggles there were dozens of listening ears available, shabbatons, support groups, events with speakers - you name it.
How in the world was there no organization for parents of chidren with autism?
There were so many organizations that offered services like Res Hab, Respite, Summer Camp, etc. Why didn't I see anything about connecting mothers with each other?
Several months later, during the hakofos on Simchas Torah, I ran into a cousin of mine. Like me, she went through infertility for a few years, and then was blessed with a daughter... with Down's Syndrome. I was constantly amazed at her good cheer and energy despite the challenge of being a special needs parent after infertility. While I was not really telling "people" yet, I did confide in her, since she had this rare combination that I knew would be difficult to find. She expressed sympathy and told me about a support group that met regularly in the neighborhood. At the time I was not yet ready to officially join any support groups - Dovi was only 2 1/4 years old and it was still possible, at least in my mind, that he would improve rapidly and be mainstreamed within a year or two, and I didn't want to label him permanently.
Now, with Dovi's 3rd birthday approaching and the reality of the situation staring me starkly in the face - Dovi was not going to get mainstreamed anytime soon, and I was good and well officially the mother of an autistic child - I was desperate to find out more about this support group. But it wasn't really in operation anymore.
Spring came and the changing weather filled me a deep sense of deja vu and terrible sadness, as the memories of the year before washed over me in waves. I recalled those bleak early days of the diagnosis, of floundering along in the darkness, not knowing where to turn or what to do.
So where were we now, one year later?
Well, Dovi was still extremely delayed, but his eye contact had returned and he was no longer crying during therapy. He was enjoying it and was cooperating, and he was definitely more social and smiley. When the volunteer returned after not seeing him for two weeks over Pesach, he ran straight into her arms, giggling. When she put him down, he dragged her to the door, indicating that he wanted to go out. He was no longer the child "locked into his own world" who would not look at you. But he was still very much on the level of a 1-year-old.
Friday afternoons were getting longer and we needed to find a space to take the kids to play. My husband took them out to parks, but they also needed a change. That's when we heard about a new indoor playspace that had opened just a few blocks out of our neighborhood. It was a little pricey, but since we were going with only two children, it wasn't that expensive. The price tag also meant that it wasnt overrun with many other families. Dovi absolutely loved it. The freedom of running all over the big, empty spaces, climbing up and down those stairs, and coming down the long slide was just what he needed - frankly, what every child needs, neurotypical or not.
A little while later I put Dovi - and Chaim - on a vitamin regimen devised by Maxi Health. We saw amazing results with Dovi; he became calmer, more manageable and cooperative, and Ellen stunned me by showing me some of the things Dovi was able to do: identical matching, some non-verbal imitation, and so forth. I was amazed. Unfortunately the vitamins caused stomach upsets for Dovi and I found myself changing his diaper every hour. He was screaming in pain from a bad diaper rash but wouldn't let me apply diaper cream. It was extremely tough; an almost-3-year-old whom you can't explain what's going on and that you're trying to help him.
Along with more cognitive awareness came an extremely stubborn streak. He was gaining independence and got very upset when his demands were not met or when demands were made on him. He resorted to a new, unpleasant behavior: biting. The biting phase lasted through the summer. Many people got bitten; volunteers, therapists, res hab girls, and yours truly - badly. He still has these phases on and off and it's usually associated with cognitive strides; whenever he makes a lot of progress he gets agitated and frustrated over his inability to express himself and be understood and he can resort to biting out of sheer frustration. Ironically, sometimes he bites out of excitement, when he just doesn't know what to do with himself from happiness. But he has kind of learned to avoid biting people but bite objects gleefully instead.
So what does all of this have to do with support groups? Wait patiently. We're getting there.
It was around this time - in the spring - when I got a phone call from my new friend Sylvia, informing me about an exciting event that was happening a few days later.
Let me backtrack to six months earlier, when Hannah was still Dovi's short-lived therapist. One day she was extremely emotional, telling me that one of her students was graduating. "He is a true TABAC success story. He came in at age 3, and you could almost say he was more MR than autistic - that's how low functioning he was. He's 5 1/2 now and he's gained so much, it's amazing." I asked her what 'gained so much' meant - was he talking? Was he 'cured'? No, not at all. He still was not speaking. But he had learned a lot in 2 1/2 years. She was also excited because he had gotten his first haircut the night before. I was confused; in my circles, boys get their hair cut at 3. But this mother had opted not to cut his hair, knowing what an impossible tantrum he would put up, and only cut it at 5 1/2. Hannah told me that Dovi reminded her very much of Zevi; they were very similar with their autism levels, charming nature, and the way they behaved. She was hoping that Dovi would be TABAC's next big success story. I didn't consider being non-verbal at 5 1/2 a success; in my mind, "success" meant being mainstreamed. But I found it all rather interesting and wondered if there was any way I could get in touch with that mother. But of course, due to confidentiality there was no way she could hook me up with her. She didn't even tell me his name; I only overheard her talking on the phone with a fellow therapist and she used his first name only, Zevi.
Fast forward several months later. I was lamenting on Facebook that I was going crazy from the isolation as the only autism mom in my world and did not know where to find other women to talk to. Enter my Facebook friend Vicky. She herself has a special needs child - I don't think her child has an autism diagnosis, but the behavior and impairments are quite similar - and Vicky has a niece with an autistic son. She urged me to get in touch with her.
At first I kept procrastinating calling her niece, Sylvia. I kept pushing it off until the day I felt I desperately needed to connect with someone. I picked up the phone and called her. Within minutes I knew that we were talking here about Dovi's 'double' - the 'Zevi' Hannah had been talking about. But our lives and stories were very different; Sylvia had a houseful of children, and Zevi had not been a regressor - he had never talked and been 'normal' the way Dovi was. He went to ECC until the age of 3 and then went to TABAC. She talked very highly about TABAC; her son had made tremendous progress during his time there. He had moved on since then to a Board of Ed funded school. Funnily enough, when I started getting Res Hab girls a few months later - everyone who worked with Dovi seemed to know Zevi and had worked with Zevi in some capacity. They got compared to each other constantly.
I attended the support brunch a few days later. It was gorgeous; it was set up at Sylvia's sister-in-law's beautiful house. For the first time since Dovi's diagnosis, I was surrounded by other mothers who knew exactly what I was going through. It felt good.
It was also extremely disturbing.
For starters my child was the youngest of everyone else's. There was no one there with a 3 year old, 4 year old, or even 5 year old. Most of the other kids were 7, 9, 11, 15.... even 22. Some of the kids were way higher functioning - verbal, toilet trained, Asperger's rather than autism. Other kids were still stuck in there severe autism at age 10 or older. It was terrifying to hear their stories. Was this what was awaiting me as Dovi grew older? There was no one there with a true success story. No one was able to offer me promises of oh, your child will definitely get out of it. Nope - they were all battle-weary, drained and tired of it all. They chuckled at my enthusiasm and optimism. All of them had been there, done that when their kids were Dovi's age; and by the time their kid was about 8 or 9 years old they realized that he had reached his potential and there would be nothing more coming from him. The majority of the kids were in Board of Ed funded schools that didn't do much for their son but give him a good time. And many of them were talking about their desperation to find a permanent placement for their son, who was becoming very difficult to live with.
So this was what living with an autistic child was really like. It didn't seem to get easier. It only got harder. And all these mothers had been so hopeful and optimistic when their child was 2 1/2 and 3, only to have their hopes dashed as the hoped-for "cure" never came.
Some of the other mothers didn't want to share their stories with me. And some of them kind of gave me the cold shoulder. Some of the kids had started regressing as late as age 4 or 5. Many of them had seizure disorders or accompanying mental issues. Many of them were on medication. It was dizzying. This was not what I had expected at a group like this. These women were friends from before, through this group, and they tried hard to be upbeat. They talked about everything and anything -catching up, shooting the breeze, and were reluctant to sit and talk only about the overwhelming challenges of raising their special needs child. They were tired of it. But I was a drowning woman desperate to finally reach out and grab a life preserver. I needed this. But it was not giving me what I needed.
Since I was the only one in the room with my child still in E.I., I had to leave just as the party was starting... at 12:30. I was upset to have to leave so soon, so I picked up Dovi from the basement and brought him back to the brunch, canceling his 1:30 speech session and staying until I had to take him to OT at EEC at 3:00. The other women smiled and cooed at Dovi and they could definitely see the autism in front of their face; Dovi was climbing on the chairs and tables, grabbing food, and alternatively laying quietly in a dark room playing with his eyeballs.
One of my biggest mistakes was repeating what I had unconsciously done during the support events during my infertility. I was unconsciously playing the dangerous game of my problem is bigger than yours. I wasn't interested in friendships with women who were married just a few years, women who hadnt experienced miscarriages, women with minor 'problems' who I knew would be pregnant soon. Here, too, I was only searching for someone with the same story as me: A young child, a regressor, who was not verbal yet. But more than that, I was irked when the mother had a large family besides. It was a such a struggle for me to have children, and I only had two. It was hard to relate to someone who had children easily and went on to have more after that. I was being picky. I hadn't found the "right" person to relate to and it left me feeling hungry for more.
Ironically, there was someone at the brunch who was a perfect match for me. She was a very quiet, reserved person, though, and we didn't hook up until a year later, after the second or third support brunch. Her story mirrored mine almost exactly; she had trouble conceiving as well, her son was perfectly normal until regression began at 2 1/2; he went to the main branch of TABAC for several years; and now at age 9, he was still not verbal (but TABAC had toilet trained him at age 6). She ended up becoming a fountain of support and resources for me, and an incredible connection came out of it right before the next summer - it's a story I still have to tell.
There were some other valuable contacts for me there, people I really should call more often and keep up with from time to time. One woman who was absolutely stunned to see me there is my aunt's sister-in-law. I knew that she has a ten-year-old autistic son, but she didn't know about me and couldn't believe it. She, too, had done so much to help her son - he had been at TABAC until he aged out, like Sylvia's son - until she got burnt out too. He had also moved on to a Board of Ed funded school. She had some resources for me as well and we've remained pretty good friends.
A third, surprising contact was a woman I didn't connect with well at all at any of the three brunches we met at - but her son attends the school Dovi got accepted to for next year, and she has been a tremendous source of support and resources regarding the school and the legal process and all that.
This 'group' met twice last year as well, and I resigned myself to the fact that every autistic child is unique and there are no two children or families with the same stories. I have stopped trying to find my exact match and pair and just appreciate every bit of information I can get from the other mothers. I also attended the support groups run by HASC but have had mixed experiences with them and don't really go anymore, unless there's a very compelling speaker. TABAC has run a few support breakfasts for their moms but I always end up being the only mother from this branch, and I've had mixed experiences there too - I will talk about that at some point - and have stopped going there too.
A very unlikely friend for me turned out to be someone I did not meet at the group at all... it was a former coworker of mine from over a decade ago. Both of us had battled infertility and she ended up with twin boys a year or two before Chaim was born. Later, she had a daughter around the same time Dovi was born. When we caught up on the phone to talk about our new babies, I bragged about everything Dovi was already doing - at sixteen months - and then inquired about her daughter. To my shock she told me that her darling had an infantile seizure disorder and was not doing well at all. I felt terrible about my bragging. Six months later I called her, humbled, to tell her that I had just joined her in the legion of special needs moms. The fact that she had gone through infertility and then become a special needs mom - like me - was something I latched onto, and I talk to her from time to time. Her sweet daughter attends EEC and we've meet at EEC events. Dovi's health and prognosis is a lot better than her daughter's, so I almost feel guilty talking about Dovi's progress when I talk to her.
What made me talk about support groups tonight? Because - I am very excited, a new organization has formed for autism moms in a nearby neighborhood, and our first meeting is tomorrow night at a fancy cafe. This organization is geared more towards 'fun'; giving us overburdened, drained autism moms a good time along with support. And as if this weren't enough, our local group is meeting on... MONDAY! so I have two support groups in two days after an extremely long dry spell - we haven't met in almost a year. It's a little much, I'll admit, but hey, I'll go to both and see if I come home any smarter.
Joining a support group is vital for any person going through a difficult life-altering situation. I hope no one else has such a hard time finding a support group as I did - it took a year! But by now, my support network is extensive and I'm grateful.
So here's to support groups everywhere - keep doing your wonderful work - it is extremely appreciated.
I'm in a local support group for Jewish moms of special needs kids. There are 7 of us in the group and only 2 of us dealing with autism. The other one with a kid with autism--- her "kid" is 19 now and she's dealing with his autism VERY differently than I'm dealing with my kids'. Are we the only Jewish autism moms in the city? nope--- but the others don't happen to be in this group. Other moms in the group are dealing with downs, medical issues, and adhd. Count your brochos up there! :) I've found my people on the internet.
they are hard to find. i asked to be matched to another mother who deals with therapy and dealing with the board of ed. she couldn't find anyone. bh i do know other mothers who dealt and are dealing with similar issues. i met one through my daughter's special ed school. its great to have a support group. a heads up when dealing with agencies and going to court.
my son doesn't have a diagnosis. he is 2 he has 3 words. he functions like a 16-18 month old.
Hey, pls email me about this new support group. Is it called Mothers something? Is it run by Toby T? Just curious cuz I heard about something like that.
The ongoing saga of the basement, center, etc.


I understand that turning on a lamp (of any kind, but in particular a DCP bulb) causes some stress on the bulb, and in a sense lowers its lifespan. About How many operating hours of life do bulbs lose when turned on?
I read a post here somwhere that said it is about 1 hour (and in that sense, less than an hour between content, and the bulb would be better to stay on).
Just making sure I am setting up my systems in an efficient way. Any source to some sort of tech spec article if they exist would be great.
Since we're digital now, we can actually get some data on this as all projectors keep info on how many times the lamp was struck! Which we couldn't do on 35mm where we usually estimated the amount.
Would be nice if everyone posted some numbers of their lamps at the end of their guarantee cycle (cannot do it for me as we're on our first lamp, about 65% deep).
But based on previous video pj xenons and 35mm xenons, i would say a xenon is a xenon is a xenon. A strike every 120 minutes and it will work as long as specified and more. A strike when its hot, probably take two hour or more out for every strike. Cinemas here that run changeover rather use (despite some bad exhaust) 4000 ft reels then running reel by reel as that does add up in strikes, lamps seem to handle the '1 strike per 40 minutes' better than '1 per 20'.
Ushio did some educated tests, and what they found out is that the magic number is around 10-15min. That is, you should switch of the lamp when your expected pause is longer than 10-15minutes. If shorter, leave it running. Hot-striking is bad for xenons.
In practice, lamp life is only part of the issue. I always leave both xenons on when running 2000' changeovers, since this avoids the potential embarrassment of having a lamp fail to strike at changeover time. Also, xenons usually take about 3-5 minutes to come to full brightness, and therefore leaving them on for the show gives more consistent light than constantly powering them on and off.
I might feel differently about really high-powered lamps, but I will leave anything up to 4kw on for the duration of the show.
I thought that this was standard practice, anyway. I don't know anyone who regularly strikes a xenon for every reel change, unless forced to (e.g. by some Kinoton equipment that switches the lamp with the motor).
I also keep the lamp on for 20 min reels or a 20 min intermission but longer than 20 I shut it off.
* xenon off after last show (a dedicated Show Play List to turn off the xenon and all the stuff around).
Inter-show are generally around 15 to 30 minutes (max 1 hour).
Projectors are less than 2 years old. Extraction and climers are ok.
Lamps are change well over their 100% warranty aging - even 6kW lamps (example: CDXL-60 are changed from 700 hours to 900 hours...).
From what I saw so far with Ushio CDXL "standard" and SD bulbs, a strike could mean around 2 hours of real usage (of course depending on the condition - striking a hot bulb will be worst than striking a cold one).
We don't have enough feedback yet on SP "bulbs" series.
Note...if you have the Cinedigm TMS...you can set the intermission time that will trigger when the lamp is left on. I typically set it to 20 minutes (any intermission shorter than 20 minutes and the lamp stays on...with theatres that run ads, that is often the case).
One of the engineers from the Xenon department at Osram had time to explain to me the following: the lamps are build for a 1:1 ratio, a lamp of 1000 hours should reach at least 1000 strikes, just as long as there is 20 minutes between the end of the show and the next strike.
The manufacturers also say that keeping the Xenon on for long periods of time will cause disruptions in the picture, unstable flame in the lamp, fluctuations on the screen, which we have seen happen.
Also keeping the lamp on all the time will not stop the "lamp strike error" or the lamp failing during shows from happening, the cause is something else.
I do not know what is causing it, just that it is very frustrating and taking a lot of time and that I wish I knew an answer. But so far I do not. Because I did try keeping the xenon on all day long, our projectors are almost 1 year old and well, so far I think maybe 10% of our lamps have reached the last year the hours that they should.
From the booths that have had a stable run so far we keep the lamps in until they reach those hours and the tail light turns blue, not wanting to risc the chance of similar problems. We are not using CDXL lamps but the situation is I think comparible.
We have the most problems with 4kw and 3kw lamps btw.
Also Osram advices to let the lamp cool down for at least 20 minutes before striking again which we mostly keep in mind, sometimes we are forced to leave the lamp on or need to make other shows.
Quality of Osram lamps has been shaky for quite awhile.
Christie/Ushio lamps are incredible in comparison.


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Q: How to return a filtered nested array in RethinkDB? Is it possible to filter the elements of a nested array in RethinkDB, similar to $elemMatch in MongoDB?
For example, if we have a simple table collection like:
[
    {
        "name": "test1" ,
        "nested": [
            {
                "name": "nested1" ,
                "user": "paul"
            } ,
            {
                "name": "nested2" ,
                "user": "paul"
            } ,
            {
                "name": "nested3" ,
                "user": "dave"
            }
        ]
    } ,
    {
        "name": "test2" ,
        "nested": [
            {
                "name": "nested4" ,
                "user": "dave"
            } ,
            {
                "name": "nested5" ,
                "user": "paul"
            } ,
            {
                "name": "nested6" ,
                "user": "steve"
            }
        ]
    }
]

How would I write a filter to return documents, with filtered arrays that contain the user "paul"?
So my result would be:
[
    {
        "name": "test1" ,
        "nested": [
            {
                "name": "nested1" ,
                "user": "paul"
            } ,
            {
                "name": "nested2" ,
                "user": "paul"
            }
        ]
    } ,
    {
        "name": "test2" ,
        "nested": [
            {
                "name": "nested5" ,
                "user": "paul"
            }
        ]
    }
]

I can get the documents with:
r.db('test').table('example').filter(r.row('nested')('user').contains('paul'))

How do I then filter the nested arrays?
Thanks,
Paul

A:   table.map(function(row) {
    return row.merge({
      nested: row('nested').filter({user: 'paul'})
    })
  })