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News > Features
Kids fail to connect with wider world
Mon., Oct. 10, 2005
Jeffrey Zaslow The Wall Street Journal
When the phone rings at Susan Manion's house in Silver Spring, Md., her three children, ages 16 to 23, almost never answer it. "They know it won't be for them," says Ms. Manion. "They just let it ring."
Across America, a symphony of unanswered house phones reminds us that there's been a sea change within families. More than half of all teens now conduct their lives on their own cell phones, or in a zillion online "instant" conversations parents never see, according to studies by MindShare Online Research and the Consumer Electronics Association.
Children today have been labeled "the connected generation," with iPods in their ears, text messages at their fingertips and laptop screens at eye level. But their technology-focused lifestyle can also leave them disconnected from the wider world, especially from their parents.
Many teens won't give friends their home numbers, says Samantha Landau, 15, of West Hills, Calif. "They don't want friends to talk to their parents, because they don't want their parents to know about their lives."
It's easy to assume that these
are just perennial generational tensions in new high-tech boxes. After all, baby boomers and their parents have endured an infamous culture gap. But technology has exacerbated the gulf between today's parents and kids in ways we need to notice. It's easier now for kids to function in their own closed societies, leaving them oblivious to adult culture.
People over age 40 grew up with just a few TV channels. We watched TV news – at 6 p.m. it was the only thing on – and soaked up the adult worlds of information and entertainment because that's all that was available. Now kids have their own worlds, their own channels.
I live in Michigan, and two days after Hurricane Katrina hit, I drove my 16-year-old daughter and her friend home from the movies. I mentioned Katrina, and this friend didn't even know there was a hurricane. She's a lovely girl and an A student, but for days, she had chatted online, watched her own TV shows, and saw no news of the tragedy. Her parents hadn't thought to tell her.
Samantha Landau says she mentioned new Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts to fellow students in her 11th-grade advanced-placement history class and most had no idea who he was.
Baby boomers knew newsmakers from their parents' and grandparents' generation because families watched Walter Cronkite and Ed Sullivan together. But most 20th-century legends are "dead brands" to kids today, youth marketers say. To them, historical figures are last season's reality-show contestants.
Certainly, young people today are entitled to their own heroes. And truth is, surveys dating back to 1915 show kids have always been uninformed about U.S. history. Still, today's parents often indulge ignorance. More than half of our kids have TVs in their rooms, according to a 2004 American Psychological Association report. "Yes, you can watch 'Pimp My Ride' on your TV," parents tell kids. "We'll watch the president's address on the kitchen TV."
One mother I interviewed refers to her son's bedroom as "the technology cave." He has a TV, computer, stereo, iPod and cell phone. She won't allow food in his bedroom because "that forces him out into the open with us."
There are other ways to bring techno kids into the wider world. For starters, immerse yourself in their world. Ask them to go online to help you find Katrina relief groups. Let them teach you complex videogames. Then be the adult and say it's time to turn everything off and come to dinner.
Dawson McAllister, whose faith-based teen radio program airs in 260 markets, says parents should interact with kids rather than lecture them. He used to give 55-minute talks at religious retreats. "Now if you can hold kids for 25 minutes, you're doing well. You also need video clips, and ways to involve them in the presentation. You have to be far more Oprah than Billy Graham."
Because kids multitask – they'll instant-message six friends while watching TV and talking on a cell – classroom instruction moves too slowly for them, says Alan Simon, superintendent of the Arlington Heights, Ill., School District. He calls the phenomenon "techno-tasking."
Yes, we should encourage kids to read books and newspapers. But we also must recognize that they collect information from unorthodox sources: blogs, cyber gossip, advertising, comedians. The Internet is filled with shady truths, and kids try to determine which outlets are trustworthy, says generational marketing consultant Ann Fishman. "If it's good, they go with it. If not, they don't. It's called 'Internet thinking.' They don't have a Walter Cronkite." We can help kids sort through the Internet cacophony by discussing with them what they find there, says Dr. Simon.
Six million young people are using America Online's Red service for teens, which is designed to ease parents' concerns by controlling Internet access. Still, AOL's service is purposely edgy, with its teen Q&A offering titled "Truth or Crap." A Web page called "True or False" wouldn't work for today's kids, says Malcolm Bird, senior vice president of AOL's youth area. "You have to speak to them in relevant terms." The lesson for parents: Even "safe" sites mimic the coarseness in our culture. Know what's there.
In North Granby, Conn., Kaycee Quinlan, 15, says she doesn't mind that her parents look over her shoulder when she's online. "I feel lucky to have parents who care," she says.
Her parents also have a quaint habit of trading not-so-instant messages with her – sticky notes on the kitchen counter, often with scribbled hearts. "I'd way rather get those notes than cell phone messages from them," Kaycee says. "I come home, I'm alone, and when I see their handwriting, it's comforting."
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<?php
/**
 * ConfigurationItemTest.php
 * 2013 Petr Dvorak, petr-dvorak.cz / 17.5.13 16:13
 */

namespace ITILSimulator\Tests;

use ITILSimulator\Entities\Training\ConfigurationItem;
use ITILSimulator\Entities\Training\InputOutput;
use ITILSimulator\Entities\Training\Service;

require_once(__DIR__ . '/../../../bootstrap.php');

class ConfigurationItemTest extends ITIL_TestCase {

	private $fields = array(
		'name' => 'testCi',
		'code' => 'TEST_CI',
		'description' => 'My test description',
		'isGlobal' => true,
		'expectedReliability' => 0.95,
	);

	public function testGetSet() {
		$ci = $this->getConfigurationItem();

		$this->runGetSetTest($ci, $this->fields);

		$this->assertEquals(0, $ci->getInputs()->count());
		$this->assertEquals(0, $ci->getOutputs()->count());
		$this->assertEquals(0, $ci->getSpecifications()->count());
		$this->assertEquals(0, $ci->getServices()->count());
		$this->assertNull($ci->getDefaultSpecification());
	}

	public function testService() {
		$ci = $this->getConfigurationItem();

		// create service
		$service = new Service();
		$service->setCode('service1');
		$this->assertEquals(0, $service->getConfigurationItems()->count());

		// add CI to the service
		$ci->addService($service);

		$this->assertEquals(1, $service->getConfigurationItems()->count());
		$this->assertEquals(1, $ci->getServices()->count());

		$this->assertSame($service, $ci->getServices()->first());
		$this->assertSame($ci, $service->getConfigurationItems()->first());

		// clear services
		$ci->clearServices();
		$this->assertEquals(0, $service->getConfigurationItems()->count());
		$this->assertEquals(0, $ci->getServices()->count());

		// add CI again to the service
		$ci->addService($service);
		$this->assertEquals(1, $service->getConfigurationItems()->count());
		$this->assertEquals(1, $ci->getServices()->count());

		// remove CI from the service
		$service->removeConfigurationItem($ci);
		$this->assertEquals(0, $service->getConfigurationItems()->count());
		$this->assertEquals(0, $ci->getServices()->count());
	}

	public function testInputs() {
		$ci = $this->getConfigurationItem();

		// create IO
		$io = new InputOutput();
		$io->setCode('io1');

		$ci->addInput($io);

		$this->assertEquals(1, $ci->getInputs()->count());
		$this->assertSame($io, $ci->getInputs()->first());

		$ci->clearInputs();
		$this->assertEquals(0, $ci->getInputs()->count());

		// add CI again to the service
		$io2 = new InputOutput();
		$io2->setCode('io2');

		$ci->addInput($io2);

		$ci->addInput($io);

		$this->assertSame($io, $ci->getInputs()->last());
		$ci->removeInput($io);

		$this->assertSame($io2, $ci->getInputs()->last());
	}

	public function testIO() {
		$ci = $this->getConfigurationItem();

		// create IO
		$io = new InputOutput();
		$io->setCode('io1');

		$ci->addOutput($io);

		$this->assertEquals(1, $ci->getOutputs()->count());
		$this->assertSame($io, $ci->getOutputs()->first());

		$ci->clearOutputs();
		$this->assertEquals(0, $ci->getOutputs()->count());

		// add CI again to the service
		$io2 = new InputOutput();
		$io2->setCode('io2');

		$ci->addInput($io2);

		$ci->addOutput($io);

		$this->assertSame($io, $ci->getOutputs()->last());
		$this->assertSame($io2, $ci->getInputs()->last());
		$ci->removeOutput($io);

		$this->assertEquals(0, $ci->getOutputs()->count());
		$this->assertSame($io2, $ci->getInputs()->last());
	}

	protected function getConfigurationItem() {
		$ci = new ConfigurationItem();
		$this->initObject($ci, $this->fields);

		return $ci;
	}
}

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    <remarks>To be added.</remarks>
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        <remarks>
        </remarks>
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        </Attribute>
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      <Parameters>
        <Parameter Name="coder" Type="MonoMac.Foundation.NSCoder" />
      </Parameters>
      <Docs>
        <param name="coder">The unarchiver object.</param>
        A constructor that initializes the object from the data stored in the unarchiver object.
        <remarks>This constructor is provided to allow the class to be initialized from an unarchiver (for example, during NIB deserialization).</remarks>
      </Docs>
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        <param name="t">Unused sentinel value, pass NSObjectFlag.Empty.</param>
        Constructor to call on derived classes when the derived class has an [Export] constructor.
        <remarks>
          <para>This constructor should be called by derived classes when they are initialized using an [Export] attribute. The argument value is ignore, typically the chaining would look like this:</para>
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    [Export ("initWithFoo:")]
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      <Parameters>
        <Parameter Name="handle" Type="System.IntPtr" />
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      <Docs>
        <param name="handle">Pointer (handle) to the unmanaged object.</param>
        A constructor used when creating managed representations of unmanaged objects;  Called by the runtime.
        <remarks>
          <para>This constructor is invoked by the runtime infrastructure (<see cref="M:MonoMac.ObjCRuntime.GetNSObject (System.IntPtr)" />) to create a new managed representation for a pointer to an unmanaged Objective-C object.    You should not invoke this method directly, instead you should call the GetNSObject method as it will prevent two instances of a managed object to point to the same native object.</para>
        </remarks>
      </Docs>
    </Member>
    <Member MemberName="AllowsEditingKey">
      <MemberSignature Language="C#" Value="public static MonoMac.Foundation.NSString AllowsEditingKey { get; }" />
      <MemberSignature Language="ILAsm" Value=".property class MonoMac.Foundation.NSString AllowsEditingKey" />
      <MemberType>Property</MemberType>
      <AssemblyInfo>
        <AssemblyVersion>0.0.0.0</AssemblyVersion>
      </AssemblyInfo>
      <ReturnValue>
        <ReturnType>MonoMac.Foundation.NSString</ReturnType>
      </ReturnValue>
      <Docs>
        Represents the value associated with the constant IKPictureTakerAllowsEditingKey
        <value>
        </value>
        <remarks>To be added.</remarks>
      </Docs>
    </Member>
    <Member MemberName="AllowsFileChoosingKey">
      <MemberSignature Language="C#" Value="public static MonoMac.Foundation.NSString AllowsFileChoosingKey { get; }" />
      <MemberSignature Language="ILAsm" Value=".property class MonoMac.Foundation.NSString AllowsFileChoosingKey" />
      <MemberType>Property</MemberType>
      <AssemblyInfo>
        <AssemblyVersion>0.0.0.0</AssemblyVersion>
      </AssemblyInfo>
      <ReturnValue>
        <ReturnType>MonoMac.Foundation.NSString</ReturnType>
      </ReturnValue>
      <Docs>
        Represents the value associated with the constant IKPictureTakerAllowsFileChoosingKey
        <value>
        </value>
        <remarks>To be added.</remarks>
      </Docs>
    </Member>
    <Member MemberName="AllowsVideoCaptureKey">
      <MemberSignature Language="C#" Value="public static MonoMac.Foundation.NSString AllowsVideoCaptureKey { get; }" />
      <MemberSignature Language="ILAsm" Value=".property class MonoMac.Foundation.NSString AllowsVideoCaptureKey" />
      <MemberType>Property</MemberType>
      <AssemblyInfo>
        <AssemblyVersion>0.0.0.0</AssemblyVersion>
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      <ReturnValue>
        <ReturnType>MonoMac.Foundation.NSString</ReturnType>
      </ReturnValue>
      <Docs>
        Represents the value associated with the constant IKPictureTakerAllowsVideoCaptureKey
        <value>
        </value>
        <remarks>To be added.</remarks>
      </Docs>
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    <Member MemberName="BeginPictureTaker">
      <MemberSignature Language="C#" Value="public virtual void BeginPictureTaker (MonoMac.Foundation.NSObject aDelegate, MonoMac.ObjCRuntime.Selector didEndSelector, IntPtr contextInfo);" />
      <MemberSignature Language="ILAsm" Value=".method public hidebysig newslot virtual instance void BeginPictureTaker(class MonoMac.Foundation.NSObject aDelegate, class MonoMac.ObjCRuntime.Selector didEndSelector, native int contextInfo) cil managed" />
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        <Attribute>
          <AttributeName>MonoMac.Foundation.Export("beginPictureTakerWithDelegate:didEndSelector:contextInfo:")</AttributeName>
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        <Parameter Name="didEndSelector" Type="MonoMac.ObjCRuntime.Selector" />
        <Parameter Name="contextInfo" Type="System.IntPtr" />
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      <Docs>
        <param name="aDelegate">To be added.</param>
        <param name="didEndSelector">To be added.</param>
        <param name="contextInfo">To be added.</param>
        To be added.
        <remarks>To be added.</remarks>
      </Docs>
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        <Parameter Name="contextInfo" Type="System.IntPtr" />
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      <Docs>
        <param name="aWindow">To be added.</param>
        <param name="aDelegate">To be added.</param>
        <param name="didEndSelector">To be added.</param>
        <param name="contextInfo">To be added.</param>
        To be added.
        <remarks>To be added.</remarks>
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        Represents the value associated with the constant IKPictureTakerCropAreaSizeKey
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        </value>
        <remarks>To be added.</remarks>
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Суансес () — муніципалітет в Іспанії, у складі автономної спільноти Кантабрія. Населення —  осіб (2009).

Муніципалітет розташований на відстані близько 340 км на північ від Мадрида, 19 км на захід від Сантандера.

На території муніципалітету розташовані такі населені пункти: Кортігера, Інохедо, Онгайо, Пуенте-Авіос, Суансес (адміністративний центр), Тагле.

Демографія

Галерея зображень

Примітки

Муніципалітети Кантабрії


Brosnahan was often inspiring and sort of shocking to women around her. "She was a debutante. But my dad's told stories about how some of her friends would always say things to her like, gosh, I could never say something like that or I don't know how you do things like that. So I think in her own way she was boundary-pushing, but she also similarly to Midge, embraced the performance and the performative elements of being a woman in that time. She felt it was important the way that she presented herself to the world. And rather than feeling like a burden, all of the work that goes into that, it made her feel powerful, it made her feel purposeful, and that was something that was at the core of early Midge.
Listen to the podcast and learn where her inspiration for standup comedy comes from; when she realizes that she didn't know much about comedy; how is she different from Midge; why she understands her character well; when she feltthe need to wear makeup all the time; what is her favorite scene from the first season and how it resonates in today's world; what she learned from her parents; why she loved wrestling in high school; what were her dream professions and how she ended up being an actor; how she drinks her tea; how English she is; how growing up in the Jewish part of North Shore Chicago helped her to understand Midge; how the production reacted when her aunt, Kate Spade, passed away; how she feels being in front of the camera and winning awards; where she keeps her awards; why she gave up planning things; how her friends feel when she disappears to work for six months at a time; what she's doing in her free time and what will happen to Midge in season two.


In this engaging brief, he outlines a new vision for human stewardship of the earth. This is an ideal first step to take for individuals and groups to study ecology in a Christian context, and to understand that ecology is no longer a luxury for a few, but an imperative for everyone working for a more just world.
"I have worked my whole life on behalf of the poor who cry out for justice and liberation, along with that of the Earth which we have been systematically destroying over a number of centuries only to now find ourselves coping with global warming as the result. The theme of my work here is hope: what will the next stage in the life of humanity look like?"


Eddie Jones retains the backing of the Rugby Football Union despite England's dismal fifth-place finish in the Six Nations.
The review into a series of results that have plunged England into crisis began on Wednesday morning with the RFU chief executive Steve Brown attending the initial meeting between Jones and his coaching staff.
Brown rejected Clive Woodward's claim that England have stagnated and defended the decision to award Jones a two-year contract extension in January, stressing that the terms of the deal are subject to performance at the 2019 World Cup.
England's record before this year's Six Nations stood at a remarkable 22 wins from 23 Tests only to fall to comprehensive losses to Scotland, France and Ireland with a summer tour to South Africa looming.
England's performance has renewed calls for Twickenham to centrally contract the players with players' chief Damian Hopley stating it should be considered.


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Ticket to Ride - Map Collection: United Kingdom EN - rozšírenie
Samostatne hrateľná: Nie (Rozšírenie)
Ticket to Ride Map Collection: United Kingdom & Pennsylvania contains a double-sided game board with new rules for use with Ticket to Ride or Ticket to Ride: Europe with players now creating train lines in the UK and in Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania half of this map collection adds a share mechanism to the basic TtR game. Each time that a player completes a route, they claim a share of one of the companies depicted next to that route. At the end of the game, whoever holds more shares of a company than all other players receives points as a reward.
The United Kingdom half of this map collection introduces the concept of technology to TtR. At the start of the game, players can build only one- and two-train routes and only in England. By spending wild cards, players gain the ability to build routes three trains long or longer, in addition to being able to build ferries across water or build train routes in Scotland, Wales and elsewhere. Players can also buy bonus cards that allow them to score extra points for taking certain actions during play.
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Naomi Campbell & Kate Moss Walked Fendi's Runway
Story from Style
Fendi Tapped Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington & Kate Moss For Kim Jones' Debut
Eliza Huber
Photo: Stepane De Sakutin/AFP/Getty Images.
In September, when Fendi named Dior menswear designer Kim Jones its new artistic director, we knew his debut show for the Italian house would be a spectacle. And it was, with many of fashion's most recognizable models brought out for the runway show on Wednesday.
For Fendi's spring '21 haute couture show, which took place at Palais Brongniart in Paris, the designer tapped original supermodels like Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, and Christy Turlington to showcase the collection. Modeling an array of metallic evening gowns and suits, they were joined by current favorites, including Cara Delevingne, Bella Hadid, and Adwoa Aboah.
The designer also invited friends and family of the models, as well as those close to him and the brand, to join the star-studded cast for the show. Moss's daughter Lila, who made her runway debut at Miu Miu's show in Paris last October, modeled a sheer, studded gown, with high-rise underwear below and knee-high boots. The look mirrored her mother's in shine: a strapless, graphite-colored gown, which was paired with a short-sleeved bolero — a big trend this season — and statement earrings. Aboah's sister Kesewa and Turlington's nephew James also joined, making it a true family affair.
"Fendi represents artisanal quality of the highest order, and it is all about family," Jones said in the show notes. "It is in its third generation with a Fendi at its helm, and I am guest starring while bringing in the fourth. Here, I am surrounded by strong, powerful women who I love and respect, and want to bring their energy into what I do."
Closing out the model roster was actress Demi Moore, a friend of Jones', as well as Leonetta Fendi and Delfina Delettrez, Silvia Venturini Fendi's two daughters. (Jones took the place of Venturini Fendi as artistic director, though, she still serves as artistic director of accessories and menswear.)
According to the show notes, the collection's main inspiration was Virginia Woolf's Orlando, the 1928 novel that also inspired the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute's 2020 exhibition, "About Time: Fashion and Duration." The 10-minute show featured an array of red carpet-worthy gowns, as well as more casual suits, which Jones designed after observing "the reality of what women around [him] were wearing," according to Vogue. Shades of gray, silver, black, and white dominated the collection.
Given that his goal was to design a collection "reactive to the time we're living in," the muted scheme felt all the more appropriate, as did the slow-moving, leisurely atmosphere of Jones' debut.
Fendi Taps Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell For Couture Show
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Fairmount Partners Advises The Avoca Group in Sale to WCG
The Avoca Group strengthens WCG's position as an industry leader for accelerating clinical trial quality management and compliance transformation.
PRINCETON, NJ – May 11, 2021 – WCG™, a leading provider of clinical trial solutions, announced its acquisition of The Avoca Group, a life sciences consulting firm supporting biopharma, biotech, CROs and clinical service providers, which is dedicated to improving efficiency, increasing process quality, and mitigating risk in clinical trials. With the addition of The Avoca Group, WCG expands its portfolio of solutions focused on improving patient access to needed therapies by reducing the time needed and expenses incurred in clinical trials, ensuring regulatory compliance, and improving quality management.
The Avoca Group fortifies WCG leadership in clinical trial benchmarking and analytics, joining the capabilities of previously acquired KMR Group and Metrics Champion Consortium, creating an industry-leading organization uniquely positioned to drive quality management best practices and compliance across the global clinical trials industry.
"We are delighted to welcome The Avoca Group to WCG. With the rapid pace of clinical trial innovation and virtualization, there are new considerations that must be incorporated into quality management and compliance practices. Combined with the mounting pressures on the biopharmaceutical industry to increase development success rates while bringing new products to market faster, we have reached a tipping point where quality management and quality by design will assume unprecedented levels of importance to patient communities, regulators, and healthcare stakeholders. More than ever, it is time that we share critical knowledge, increase collaboration, and improve communication among sites and sponsors as we bolster our collective ability to plan ahead and execute trials in a way that will maximize benefit for our patients." said Donald A. Deieso, Ph.D., Chairman and CEO of WCG.
"The Avoca Group brings exceptionally strong leadership to WCG and the respect and engagement of top-tier biopharmaceutical companies, CROs and clinical research sites in their work of establishing clinical trial best practices. The combination of The Avoca Group and WCG will provide the energy needed to drive quality management transformation throughout the industry," Deieso added.
Patricia Leuchten, Founder and CEO of The Avoca Group, added: "We're excited to join the WCG family and to build on the 20+ years of experience in challenging and driving change in the clinical trial execution process. Our mission aligns with the mission of WCG as a transformative and unifying force for increasing the quality and compliance of clinical trials, assuring that medicines can reach patients faster and reliably."
Moving forward, The Avoca Group will be known as WCG Avoca, and will retain its leadership structure along with its headquarters in Princeton, NJ.
About The Avoca Group
The Avoca Group is a life sciences consulting firm dedicated to improving quality and compliance in the clinical trial execution process. Integrating deep subject matter expertise with industry-leading approaches and technology, the organization tailors solutions that help companies build quality management, inspection readiness, and effective oversight systems into existing processes. For more information, please visit The Avoca Group at https://www.theavocagroup.com/.
About WCG
WCG is a leading provider of clinical trial solutions that measurably improve the quality and efficiency of clinical research. WCG enables biopharmaceutical companies, CROs, and institutions to advance the delivery of new treatments and therapies to patients, while maintaining the highest standards of human participant protection. For more information, please visit www.wcgirb.com, www.wcgclinical.com or follow us on Twitter @WCGClinical or LinkedIn.
Fairmount Partners (www.fairmountpartners.com) is an independent merger and acquisition advisory firm focused on emerging growth and middle-market companies. Fairmount helps its clients complete mergers and acquisitions; raise funds for growth, acquisitions and liquidity; and design and improve their corporate development strategies. Fairmount's clients include successful entrepreneurs, private equity-sponsored enterprises, and global public companies. Since 2003, Fairmount has completed more than 245 transactions, representing over $12 billion in aggregate value, in 20 countries throughout North and South America, Europe, Asia and Australia. For further information, please contact Neal McCarthy at neal.mccarthy@fairmountpartners.com.
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The crown chakra is our road to higher realms of consciousness. The crown opens us to what Carl Jung writes about called the Self, the archetype representing whole and complete.
When our true self manifests in this world, we have reached our truest potential and unified our personality as a whole. The full birth of the Self via this strong connection and awakening of the crown chakra gives us an entirely different attitude towards life, and a truly enlightening transformation has taken place.
When the crown chakra is balanced you feel connected to this world, and the world beyond this one. You connect spiritually to your human existence and live a soulful life. You live in the present moment without worrying about the past or the future.
When the crown is overactive you may feel disconnected from your body. This is usually a result of a spiritual addiction, which is used as an escape and you deny your physical needs.
1.Ask for higher guidance and let these spiritual forces guide you.
2.Be open to inspiration (when you are inspired, you are in-spirit).
3.Develop your relationship with spirit, whether this be with God, angels, spirit guides or simply a higher self or source.


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Coyoacán, Mexico
FREE-dah KAH-loh
Places of Residence
Coyoacán, Mexico; San Francisco; Detroit, Michigan
Private lessons, Mexico City, 1925; National Preparatory School, Mexico City, 1922–25
Retrospective Exhibitions
Frida Kahlo. Paintings and drawings from Mexico's collections, Faberge Museum, St. Petersburg, 2016;
Frida Kahlo, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, 2008;
Frida Kahlo, Tate Modern, London, 2005;
The World of Frida Kahlo, Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt, Germany; The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas, 1993;
Galería de Arte Contemporaneo, Mexico City, 1953
NMWA Exhibitions
Mamacita Linda: Letters between Frida Kahlo and her Mother
Places of Their Own: Emily Carr, Georgia O'Keeffe, Frida Kahlo, 2002
Preserving the Past, Securing the Future: Donations of Art, 1987–1997, 1997
Latin American Women Artists, 1915–1995, 1996
Lola Alvarez Bravo: Portraits of Frida Kahlo, 1991
Four Centuries of Women's Art: The National Museum of Women in the Arts, 1990
Mexican painter Frida Kahlo is known for creating striking, often shocking, self-portraits that reflected her political ideology, cultural identity, and her turbulent personal life.
Kahlo was the third of four daughters born to a German Hungarian-Jewish father and a mother of Spanish and Mexican Indian descent. She did not originally plan to become an artist; rather, Kahlo, who was a polio survivor, entered a prestigious pre-medical program when she was 15. Three years later, Kahlo was gravely hurt in a bus accident. She spent more than a year in bed, recovering from multiple fractures of her back, collarbone, and ribs, as well as a shattered pelvis and shoulder and foot injuries. Kahlo spent the rest of her life in constant pain, finally succumbing to related complications at the age of 47.
During her recovery, Kahlo started painting in oils, creating deliberately naive self-portraits and still lifes filled with the bright colors and flattened forms of the Mexican folk art she had always loved. In 1929, Kahlo married the much older Mexican muralist Diego Rivera, whose approach to art and political activism complemented her own. Theirs was a volatile relationship that underwent marital infidelities, the pressures of Rivera's career, a divorce and remarriage, and Kahlo's deteriorating health.
Kahlo and Rivera traveled to the United States and France, where she encountered many influential figures from the worlds of art and politics. In 1938, she had her first solo exhibition at the Julien Levy Gallery in New York. She enjoyed international success beginning in the 1940s. Her reputation soared posthumously, beginning in the 1980s with the publication of numerous books about her work by feminist art historians and others.
Works By This Artist
Self-Portrait Dedicated to Leon Trotsky, 1937
Frida Kahlo | 20th Century, Paintings, Feminist, People


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            "id": 36,
            "revision": 1,
            "updatedAt": "2021-09-10T14:31:07.164368Z",
        }
    ]
}

let colorData = []
colorData = blueData.items ? [colorData, ...blueData.items] : colorData
colorData = redData.items ? [colorData, ...redData.items] : colorData
colorData = greenData.items ? [colorData, ...greenData.items] : colorData

I am guessing the spread operator is not the right approache here as I'm getting some extra arrays in my final colorData array. I simply want to build a single array of 'items' that contains all of the 'items' from the 3 objects.
Here's a link to that code in es6 console: https://es6console.com/ktkhc3j2/

A: Put your data into an array then use flatMap to unwrap each .items:
[greenData, redData, blueData].flatMap(d => d.items ?? [])
//=> [ {id: 36, revision: 1, updatedAt: '2021-09-10T14:31:07.164368Z'}
//=> , {id: 35, revision: 1, updatedAt: '2021-09-10T14:29:54.595012Z'}]

If you fancy you could abstract d => d.items ?? [] with a bit of curry (no pun intended ;)
const take = k => o => o[k] ?? [];

Which gives us:
[greenData, redData, blueData].flatMap(take('items'))

We can even go a step further if you ever need to repeat this process with different keys:
const concatBy = fn => xs => xs.flatMap(x => fn(x));

Now it almost feels like you're expressing your intent with words instead of code:
const takeItems = concatBy(take('items'));

takeItems([greenData, redData, blueData]);
//=> [ {id: 36, revision: 1, updatedAt: '2021-09-10T14:31:07.164368Z'}
//=> , {id: 35, revision: 1, updatedAt: '2021-09-

Let's build another function:
const takeFood = concatBy(take('food'));

takeFood([{food: ['', '']}, {food: ['', '']}]);
//=> ['', '', '', '']

Addendum
This is only meant as a potentially useful learning material. My advice is to use flatMap.
This:
[[1, 2], [3, 4]].flatMap(x => x)
//=> [1, 2, 3, 4]

Can also be expressed with reduce. Slightly more verbose but does what it says on the tin:
[[1, 2], [3, 4]].reduce((xs, x) => xs.concat(x), [])
//=> [1, 2, 3, 4]

So to put it simply you could also do:
[greenData, redData, blueData].reduce((xs, x) => xs.concat(x.items ?? []), [])

A: You can do this using the Logical OR operator which lets you provide a default value if the items field is missing.

const blueData = { items: [ { id: 35, revision: 1, updatedAt: '2021-09-10T14:29:54.595012Z', }, ], };
const redData = {};
const greenData = { items: [ { id: 36, revision: 1, updatedAt: '2021-09-10T14:31:07.164368Z', }, ], };

const colorData = [
  ...(blueData.items || []),
  ...(redData.items || []),
  ...(greenData.items || []),
];

console.log(colorData);

A: Maybe I'm a little old-fashioned but I'd use concat for that:

The concat() method is used to merge two or more arrays. This method does not change the existing arrays, but instead returns a new array.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/concat

const blueData = {
    "items": [
        {
            "id": 35,
            "revision": 1,
            "updatedAt": "2021-09-10T14:29:54.595012Z",
        },
    ]
}

const redData = {}

const greenData = {
    "items": [
        {
            "id": 36,
            "revision": 1,
            "updatedAt": "2021-09-10T14:31:07.164368Z",
        }
    ]
}

const colorData = [].concat(blueData.items,redData.items,greenData.items).filter(x => x)

console.log(colorData)

the last filter is for removing undefined values

A: Like this?
colorData = blueData.items ? [...colorData, ...blueData.items] : colorData
colorData = redData.items ? [...colorData, ...redData.items] : colorData
colorData = greenData.items ? [...colorData, ...greenData.items] : colorData

Output:
[{"id":35,"revision":1,"updatedAt":"2021-09-10T14:29:54.595012Z"},
{"id":36,"revision":1,"updatedAt":"2021-09-10T14:31:07.164368Z"}]

I think you need to add the spread operator also to the colorData array, because if not you are adding the colorData array itself, not its items.

A: If you want the simplest solution, you can iterate with a for-loop between all arrays. Create a temporary array that will store data found on each index. This is the fastest and the most flexible solution.

var x1 = {
  "items": [
    { "testKey1": "testVal" }
  ]
};

var x2 = {
  "items": [
    { "testKey2.0": "testVal2" },
    { "testKey2.1": "testVal2" },
    { "testKey2.2": "testVal2" },
  ]
};

var x3 = {
  "items": [
    { "testKey3.0": "testVal3" },
    { "testKey3.1": "testVal3" }
  ]
};

function combineArrays(...arrays) {

  var tempArray = [];
  for (let index in arrays) {
    let currentArray = arrays[index];
    for (let innerArrayIndex in currentArray) {
      tempArray.push(currentArray[innerArrayIndex]);
    }
  }

  return tempArray;
}

var result = combineArrays(x1.items, x2.items, x3.items);
console.log(result);

The solutions using a spread operator do not take into consideration that all the objects will be cloned using a shallow copy. Have a look.


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Softball: Southold headed back to playoffs
05/03/2018 10:13 PM |
After reaching the high school softball playoffs last season for the first time in 20 years, Southold/Greenport is headed back again.
The First Settlers clinched a postseason berth Thursday with a 13-2 Senior Day victory over Pierson/Bridgehampton at Greenport High School.
"This win puts us in," said coach Skip Gehring.
A lot was riding on the Suffolk County League VII game. Not only did the Settlers want to leave a winning memory for their seven seniors in their final home regular-season game, but they wanted to make sure to return to the postseason. The defending Suffolk Class C champions reached a Long Island final for the first time in 30 years in 2017, losing to East Rockaway. They want another shot at a Long Island title.
Thursday's win was a vital step in that direction.
"This was our season," first baseman Liz Clark said. "This was playoffs. This was literally for all the marbles."
Southold (6-8, 6-8), looking focused and determined, made things easier for itself by ringing up seven runs in the first two innings.
Both teams had six hits apiece, but Southold drew 11 walks, including four from leadoff hitter Annie Lincoln, who scored three runs. Madison Hilton was the only Southold player with two hits. Clark and pitcher Ashley Hilary had two RBIs each.
"We played the best I thought we could," said Clark.
Before the game, flowers were presented to Southold's seniors: Grace Syron, Hannah Sutton, Ashley Payne, Clark, Hilary, Hilton and Lincoln.
"I had a lot of these seniors for the last couple of years so it's going to be sad seeing them go," Gehring said, "a lot of heart, a lot of enthusiasm, a lot of chemistry and they get along well."
Southold has a tougher schedule this season, but Gehring said the Settlers have been competitive, even in losses.
"This year the girls have had to work a lot harder in every game," he said, adding, "There were no pushover games this year."
On a warm day with temperatures in the upper 80s and wind gusts blowing in from rightfield, Southold took charge from the start with a four-run rally in the first. The only hit that inning was a two-run single that Hilary bounced through the middle.
Southold tacked on three more runs the following inning, with Felecia Kayel's leadoff infield single the only hit of that rally.
"We all played together," Hilary said. "We all played well."
Hilary did her part in the pitching circle, firing seven strikeouts and walking none. She was also supported by two double plays. The righthander looked as if she might have a shutout for herself before Pierson's leadoff batter, Isabella DiRussa, looped a two-run homer to leftfield in the fifth.
Hilary faced a threat in the third when Pierson (1-13, 1-13) loaded the bases through a Cassie Arbia single, Annabelle Schroeder's popup that fell in the pitching circle within feet of Hilary and third baseman Jenna McFarland, and an infield single by DiRussa. (DiRussa and Arbia had two hits each for Pierson.) But Hilary got out of the jam with a pair of strikeouts and a forceout at home plate.
In the sixth, Southold struck for six insurance runs. An RBI single by Clark, a bases-loaded walk by McFarland and a first-pitch RBI single by pinch hitter Julia Jaklevic highlighted the uprising.
For Southold's seniors, the day went about as well as could be hoped for.
"I couldn't be happier with how Senior Day went," said Syron.
Clark said: "We are definitely a close bunch. We all love each other. We are there for each other. We know when to get serious and when to have fun."
The Settlers, who have three regular-season games left, hope to have more fun when the playoffs begin.
Photo caption: Southold's seven seniors enjoyed themselves in their final home regular-season game. (Credit: Bob Liepa)
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