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Q: How to get data from database as nested JSON array? I'm trying to pull data from MySQL using PHP/PDO and format it as a nested JSON array.
Here is what I am getting:
{
    "host1": [
        {
            "vmnic_name": "vmnic0",
            "switch_name": "switch1",
            "port_id": "GigabitEthernet1\/0\/1"
        },
        {
            "vmnic_name": "vmnic1",
            "switch_name": "switch1",
            "port_id": "GigabitEthernet1\/0\/2"
        }
    ],
    "host2": {
        "2": {
            "vmnic_name": "vmnic0",
            "switch_name": "switch1",
            "port_id": "GigabitEthernet1\/0\/3"
        },
        "3": {
            "vmnic_name": "vmnic1",
            "switch_name": "switch1",
            "port_id": "GigabitEthernet1\/0\/4"
        }
    }
}

I'd like for it to say "host_name": "host1", etc., rather than just "host1". And for hosts after the first to not have numbers like "2" or "3" like how the first host is.
Here is my code:
$arr = array();
$result = $stmt->fetchAll(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC);
foreach ($result as $key => $item) {
    $arr[$item['host_name']][$key] = array(
            'vmnic_name'=>$item['vmnic_name'],
            'switch_name'=>$item['switch_name'],
            'port_id'=>$item['port_id']
    );
}
echo json_encode($arr, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);

A: If you only select those columns in the query, then it's as simple as this:
foreach ($result as $item) {
    $arr[$item['host_name']][] = $item;
}

If for whatever reason you must select more columns for later use, then just insert host_name and remove the $key as the index:
foreach ($result as $item) {
    $arr[$item['host_name']][] = array(
            'host_name'=>$item['host_name'],
            'vmnic_name'=>$item['vmnic_name'],
            'switch_name'=>$item['switch_name'],
            'port_id'=>$item['port_id']
    );
}

A: This is pretty easy. Decode it to an array, then stick it in another one.
$array = json_decode($json, true);
$x = [];
$x['host_name'] = $array;

var_dump(json_encode($x, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT));

Which will give you:
string(747) "{ "host_name": { "host1": [ { "vmnic_name": "vmnic0", "switch_name": "switch1", "port_id": "GigabitEthernet1\/0\/1" }, { "vmnic_name": "vmnic1", "switch_name": "switch1", "port_id": "GigabitEthernet1\/0\/2" } ], "host2": { "2": { "vmnic_name": "vmnic0", "switch_name": "switch1", "port_id": "GigabitEthernet1\/0\/3" }, "3": { "vmnic_name": "vmnic1", "switch_name": "switch1", "port_id": "GigabitEthernet1\/0\/4" } } } }"

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Annapurna Interactive Announces In-House Game Development Studio
Posted Oct. 30, 2020, 4:23 p.m.
After spending quite a few years publishing indie games, Annapurna Interactive has announced that it is creating its own in-house game development studio. The company hasn't announced any project or even a name for the studio as of yet.
The internal studio is being created in Los Angeles, California, and developers are being recruited for roles like game director and senior producer.
"We've had the immense honor of working with some of the most talented independent game creators in the world," said Annapurna Interactive president Nathan Gary. "Many of us came from an internal development background and are excited to make this a part of Annapurna Interactive moving forward. We can't wait to share more about what's to come—anything is possible."
The company is famous for publishing critically acclaimed indie games like Gorogoa, Sayonara Wild Hearts and What Remains of Edith Finch.
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package org.osgi.framework;

import java.util.EventObject;

/**
 * An event from the Framework describing a service lifecycle change.
 *

 * ServiceEvent objects are delivered to
 * ServiceListeners and AllServiceListeners when
 * a change occurs in this service's lifecycle. A type code is used to identify
 * the event type for future extendability.
 *
 *

 * OSGi Alliance reserves the right to extend the set of types.
 *
 * @Immutable
 * @see ServiceListener
 * @see AllServiceListener
 * @version $Revision: 1.15 $
 */

public class ServiceEvent extends EventObject {
	static final long				serialVersionUID	= 8792901483909409299L;
	/**
	 * Reference to the service that had a change occur in its lifecycle.
	 */
	private final ServiceReference	reference;

	/**
	 * Type of service lifecycle change.
	 */
	private final int				type;

	/**
	 * This service has been registered.
	 *

	 * This event is synchronously delivered after the service
	 * has been registered with the Framework.
	 *
	 *

	 * The value of REGISTERED is 0x00000001.
	 *
	 * @see BundleContext#registerService(String[],Object,java.util.Dictionary)
	 */
	public final static int			REGISTERED			= 0x00000001;

	/**
	 * The properties of a registered service have been modified.
	 *

	 * This event is synchronously delivered after the service
	 * properties have been modified.
	 *
	 *

	 * The value of MODIFIED is 0x00000002.
	 *
	 * @see ServiceRegistration#setProperties
	 */
	public final static int			MODIFIED			= 0x00000002;

	/**
	 * This service is in the process of being unregistered.
	 *

	 * This event is synchronously delivered before the
	 * service has completed unregistering.
	 *
	 *

	 * If a bundle is using a service that is UNREGISTERING, the
	 * bundle should release its use of the service when it receives this event.
	 * If the bundle does not release its use of the service when it receives
	 * this event, the Framework will automatically release the bundle's use of
	 * the service while completing the service unregistration operation.
	 *
	 *

	 * The value of UNREGISTERING is 0x00000004.
	 *
	 * @see ServiceRegistration#unregister
	 * @see BundleContext#ungetService
	 */
	public final static int			UNREGISTERING		= 0x00000004;

	/**
	 * Creates a new service event object.
	 *
	 * @param type The event type.
	 * @param reference A ServiceReference object to the service
	 *        that had a lifecycle change.
	 */
	public ServiceEvent(int type, ServiceReference reference) {
		super(reference);
		this.reference = reference;
		this.type = type;
	}

	/**
	 * Returns a reference to the service that had a change occur in its
	 * lifecycle.
	 *

	 * This reference is the source of the event.
	 *
	 * @return Reference to the service that had a lifecycle change.
	 */
	public ServiceReference getServiceReference() {
		return reference;
	}

	/**
	 * Returns the type of event. The event type values are:
	 *

	 *
{@link #REGISTERED}
	 *
{@link #MODIFIED}
	 *
{@link #UNREGISTERING}
	 *

	 *
	 * @return Type of service lifecycle change.
	 */

	public int getType() {
		return type;
	}
}

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South Korea advances at World Cup after stoppage-time winner
Friday, December 2nd, 2022 21:52 | By
South Korea beat Portugal. PHOTO/Courtesy
South Korea's players formed a circle in the centre of the field and trained their eyes on several cell phones showing a nearby match that would decide their future at the World cup.
The South Koreans had just about done their job, beating Portugal 2-1 on a stoppage-time goal.
Now came an agonizing wait. They just needed Uruguay to not score a goal against Ghana in the other group match that still had at least six minutes to play.
Some South Korean fans prayed. Others were crying, just like captain Son Heung-min in the players' huddle.
They could soon celebrate.
South Korea advanced to the round of 16 on the tiebreaker of goals scored, pushing Uruguay into third place Friday in one of the wildest finishes to a group in the tournament's history.
Both teams finished with four points and both had a goal difference of zero, but the Asian team scored four goals compared to Uruguay's two.
"We never gave up," Son said through tears. "Our players were trying to run an extra step more, sacrificing themselves, and that allowed us to achieve a good result."
When the Uruguay-Ghana game finished 2-0 and South Korea was sure of its second-place finish, the players on the field erupted in joy and squirted water in the air.
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Adam Brody and Leighton Meester 'calling their newborn son Joe Biden' until after the election
Alicia AdejobiThursday 29 Oct 2020 8:40 am
Adam Brody and Leighton Meester are clearly Joe Biden fans (Picture: Getty Images)
Adam Brody and Leighton Meester still haven't revealed the name of their baby boy but, in the meantime, are jokingly calling the newborn Joe Biden.
The couple, who married in 2014, welcomed their second child in August giving their daughter Arlo, five, a little brother to run around after.
So far, they've kept the little tot's name under wraps but have made sure to give him a funny nickname and it speaks volumes about their likely voting choices in the upcoming US presidential election.
In an interview with People, The OC actor Adam joked they are calling their son 'Joe Biden until after the election'.
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The married couple share two children (Picture: Getty Images)
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What Is an Eponym? Meaning and Popular Examples
Did you know that the word sideburns is an eponym? An eponym is when a discovery, invention, place, work of art, etc. is named after a person. Get an in-depth definition of what an eponym is along with several eponym examples.
Portrait of General Burnside as Inspiration for Eponym Sideburns
What Is an Eponym?
You might not realize it, but you use eponyms all the time. An eponym is when the names of activities, products, objects, and discoveries take their name from a particular person. In modern usage, it can also be when a brand name becomes synonymous with that item.
Think of how someone with an inferiority complex is said to have a Napoleon complex. Named after Napoleon Bonaparte, it's typically attributed to short people that make up for their stature by being overly aggressive. While Napoleon was actually of average height, political cartoons didn't present him that way. Hence the Napoleon complex.
Types of Eponym Examples
Now that you know what an eponym is, you can probably think of lots of them. Eponym examples can be found in all different types from product eponyms to literary eponyms.
Historical & Scientific Eponym Examples
Much like Napoleon, many historical figures, inventors and theorists have become eponyms. It could be from their contributions to society or just for their unique hair such as in the case of Ambrose Burnside. For example, the word sandwich comes from the Earl of Sandwich, a noble title in the Peerage of England. Explore other famous historical eponyms:
Alzheimer's disease - Alois Alzheimer is credited with identifying "presenile dementia," which was later named Alzheimer's disease after him.
America - America takes its name from Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci. While he may not have discovered America, he did point out that a new continent had been discovered, which influenced how the map was drawn in 1507.
Boycott - The term boycott is derived from an English land agent named Captain Charles C. Boycott who was ostracized or "boycotted" by the Irish for his poor treatment of them.
Bloomers - This women's garment takes its name from women's rights activist Amelia Bloomer. Bloomers are a type of underwear that was developed in the mid-19th century as a more healthy and comfortable alternative to the undergarments of the time. They became a symbol of women's rights in the 1850s.
Cardigan - The button-up sweater is named for James Brudenell, 7th Earl of Cardigan, a British lieutenant general who led the Charge of the Light Brigade during the Crimean War; Earl of Cardigan is a title in the Peerage of England. The cardigan was modeled after the knitted wool waistcoats that British officers, including Brudenell, wore during battle. The earl's celebrity helped to boost the sale of cardigans, which were further popularized by Coco Chanel in the 1920s.
Diesel - German-French mechanical engineer Rudolf Diesel invented the Diesel engine that bears his name.
Fahrenheit - Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit was a 17th-century physicist and inventor who invented the reliable thermometers and the Fahrenheit scale, which is named after him.
Marxism - This political term refers to the philosophies of Karl Marx, whose writings gave birth to socialism and communism, which are classified as Marxist movements.
Mesmerize - The term mesmerize comes from the physician Franz Mesmer, who established a theory of energy transference between all animate and inanimate things called "animal magnetism." This led to the coining of the term mesmerism to describe this phenomenon.
Orwellian - George Orwell was a British writer who revolutionized the dystopian genre. His novel 1984 gave birth to the adjective Orwellian to describe something potentially totalitarian and threatening to free society.
Reaganomics - This economic term takes its name from President Ronald Reagan, whose economic policies included reducing taxes and an unrestricted free market.
Sideburns - Ambrose Burnside was an American railroad executive, soldier, industrialist, and politician whose distinctive facial hair inspired the word sideburns.
Shrapnel - Henry Shrapnel was a British Army officer and inventor credited with creating the shrapnel shell, which carried several bullets or pieces of metal set to explode on impact. Today, shrapnel refers to pieces of a bomb.
Watt - John Watt was a Scottish inventor who improved upon the steam engine technology of the time with his own Watt steam engine in 1776. Watt gave rise to the concept of horsepower, the SI unit of power and, of course, the watt.
Eponym Examples in Literature
Any time a novel is named for the main character, it's an eponym. Therefore, there are vast examples in literature. For example, the book Jane Eyre is named after the main character Jane Eyre and follows her plights through life. Explore other literary examples of eponyms.
Emma by Jane Austen
Gulliver's Travels by John Swift
Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie
Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty by James Thurber
Winnie-the-Pooh by A.A. Milne
You'll also find characters that become eponyms outside of the name of the story. For example, Chicken Little is a character in a fable, but the name is also used as a term for someone who gets panicked easily. Another example is Goody-Two-Shoes. While it's a character in a fable, it's also used negatively to describe someone who always does the right thing. Another popular eponym example is a grinch, the miserly character from How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
Eponym Examples in Pop Culture
When it comes to eponyms in pop culture, all you must do is look at a few album titles. When an artist or band releases a self-titled album, this is an example of an eponym because the product is named after the creator.
"ABBA" - 1975 album title by the Swedish pop group ABBA
"The Beach Boys" - 1985 album title by the American rock band The Beach Boys
"The Beatles" - 1968 album title by the English rock band The Beatles
"Madonna" - original title of the 1983 album by singer Madonna
Eponym Examples in Mythology
You might not realize how many times you've used a mythological eponym. These bad boys are so ingrained in English, you might not even see them. For example, Achilles' heel is a weakness or vulnerability that goes back to the story of Achilles. Some other popular mythological eponyms you might not know include:
Atlas - According to myth, Atlas was a Titan who was condemned to hold up the sky for eternity. The term Atlas refers to a collection of maps.
Draconian - You may have heard the term draconian in reference to harsh or severe policies or actions. What you may not know is that this term is named after Draco, the first recorded Athenian legislator known for his harsh laws and punishments.
Erotic - Eros is the god of erotic love in the Greek pantheon. The Greek Eros (ἔρως) means "desire."
Herculean - Hercules is one of the great heroes of Greek mythology. The term herculean is used to describe an impossible task or something or someone characterized by great strength.
Hygiene - Hygieia is the goddess of cleanliness, so naturally, her name inspired the word hygiene.
Hypnosis - Hypnos is the personification of sleep in Greek mythology whose name is the origin of hypnosis.
Mercurial - Mercury is the Roman name for the messenger god known as Hermes in the Greek pantheon. Mercury is the namesake of both the planet and the element as well as the term mercurial, which refers to unpredictable changes.
Narcissistic - In Greek mythology, Narcissus was known for his beauty and vanity and fell in love with his own reflection.
Panic - The figure Pan in Greek mythology is often associated with mischief and could cause flocks to stampede. The prefix pan- means "all."
Tantalizing - Tantalus was a wealthy king in Greek mythology who offended the gods so much that he was condemned to an eternity of hunger and thirst. Thus, he was "tantalized" by the food he could not eat.
Product Eponym Examples
Eponyms are not always a thing or concept named after a specific person. Proprietary eponyms are brand names or generic trademarks that became synonymous with the product itself and ultimately common household names. One great example is Kleenex. Kleenex is a brand name of facial tissues; however, it's become synonymous for all facial tissues despite the brand.
Other product names that are eponyms include:
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Exploring Eponyms
Eponyms are all around you. Some are clear, like a self-titled album or book, but others, such as sandwich, have become everyday words. Knowing what an eponym is can help you to find a few new ones. Now that you've got the meaning of eponym down, find out what anaphora is and how it is used through anaphora examples.
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Viola, Violin, Suzuki in the Schools, Suzuki Early Childhood Education Teacher, Administrator
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Accepting new Viola, Violin, Suzuki in the Schools, Suzuki Early Childhood Education students in:
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Jennifer Visick teaches viola, violin, and Suzuki Early Childhood Education classes.
She is a graduate of the Claire Trevor School of the Arts at the University of California, Irvine where she earned a Bachelor of Music degree in Viola Performance. She teaches viola and violin privately in her own studio; teaches viola, violin, & early childhood "Music & Movement" classes for the Pasadena Suzuki Music Program; directs the Handbell Choir and the after school "Suzuki String Academy" at St. Margaret's Episcopal School in San Juan Capistrano; and directs and coaches at CYOSC, a youth orchestra based in Orange County.
She also performs regularly in worship services for her church, and was a founding member of the Elegie String Quartet. Her viola instructors have included John Scanlon, Jerzy Kosmala, Yvonne Creanga, Laura Kuennen-Poper, and Margaret Shimizu. She has taken Creative Ability Development teacher training with Alice Kanack, and has taken Suzuki teacher training with Sharon & Dorothy Jones, Danette Schuh, Charles Krigbaum, Kerstin Wartberg, Julia Hardie, William Preucil, Rick Mooney, Susan Kempter, Christie Felsing, Barbara Barber, Laurie Scott, Ronda Cole, Elizabeth Stuen-Walker, Edward Kreitman, Edmund Sprunger, and Lorraine Fink.
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Jennifer is a member of the Suzuki Association of the Americas, and the https://www.smac-ca.org/Suzuki Music Association of California[/url]. Her personal website can be found at www.jennyvisick.com.


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The plugin are installed into /mu-plugins/.
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Q: WSO2 IS - Active Directory Login - Not working correctly I have attached my Active Directory as a secondary user store and can see the list of users when i select "Users" however when accessing an APP through tomcat that is linked to SAML SSO i cannot login using an AD Account
can anyone suggest what i am missing?
the error in the system logs is
TID[-1234] [IS] [2014-02-13 13:49:02,321] DEBUG {org.wso2.carbon.identity.application.authenticator.basicauth.BasicAuthenticator} - user authentication failed due to invalid credentials.
however my login credentials are correct...

A: Because i was using email address as a login that was causing the issue!
the steps i took are as follows:
IS_HOME/repository/conf/carbon.xml file.

*

*Open carbon.xml

*Locate EnableEmailUserName element and uncomment it.

*Finally, it should be similar to the following
true

*Now, restart IS

You should be able to login using your user name

A: Could you check whether you can login to WSO2 management console using above credentials. If you can not,  please go to  Management Console -> Configure -> Users and Roles -> Roles  and you can see the internal\everyone role.  And configure "login" permission for everyone role. Then please try to login...
Also, if you enable the debug logs in  org.wso2.carbon.user.core, you can see more debug logs about authentication failure.

A: I think your configuration is not ok.same login issue already solved here.cannot login to wso2 Identity server with the ldap credentials.
Make sure UserDNPattern property  is correct

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zodiac seasons Nov. 22, 2019
Your Guide to Sagittarius Season
Notable Sagittarians, clockwise from left: Maria Callas, Janelle Monae, Sinead O'Connor, Grace Paley, Arundhati Roy. Photo-Illustration: by Preeti Kinha; Photos: Getty Images
The wide-open freedom of Sagittarius season can feel like relief: It's hard to live with Scorpio's focused intensity full-time. Although Scorpio season can offer a much-needed opportunity for clarity and sharpness, for reckoning with the world's darker truths, it's difficult to find your attention constantly redirected toward sharpness and suspicion, difficult to live with a mind like a laser. Thankfully, this next month is about approaching the world with openness and enthusiasm instead of mistrust. It offers a chance to see the big picture and embrace it, without doubt and without overthinking.
The sun is in Sagittarius each year from about November 22 to December 22, and during its time there it encourages us to live with an expansive, optimistic curiosity. While Scorpio encourages us to deepen our knowledge of the world, to dig and dig until we reach the truth, Sagittarius encourages us to broaden it — to explore, to ask questions, to see and experience as much of the world as we can. Sagittarius is a fire sign, and it can, at its best, illuminate the world. At its core, Sagittarius is about the quest for knowledge, understanding, and purpose.
But for Sagittarius, this focus on knowledge and higher learning doesn't typically translate to quiet, scholarly seriousness. After all, knowledge isn't just information and ideas, but experiences, too. Sagittarius is the sign of travel, particularly across long distances — the sign most emblematic of the desire to see the world. Ruled by Jupiter, planet of generosity, abundance, and luck, Sagittarius sees the world as a place worth seeing, and the experiences it has to offer as experiences worth having. Sagittarius has fundamentally optimistic nature: a desire to experience everything the world has to offer requires a basic faith that those things are, in fact, worthwhile.
So while the sun is in Sagittarius, you might find yourself feeling particularly optimistic and adventurous, open to experiences and activities that are unfamiliar. You might be more eager than usual to travel somewhere far away, to see the world outside the confines of your everyday life, to explore the unknown with an open, curious heart. This is a season for buses and trains, for talking to strangers, for asking questions you might have previously hesitated to bring up. Conversely, if your life doesn't easily accommodate variation, and if your limitations and obligations make your existing routines difficult to break, Sagittarius season can be a time of intense restlessness and desire for escape.
But if Sagittarius gives us the condition of restlessness, it also offers the strength to escape. And in Sagittarius season, escape can be a simple and straightforward thing — it doesn't require cunning or trickery or deceit, just a direct, courageous bluntness. All we need to do is feel our desire — for purpose, for knowledge, for a life of abundance — and let that desire move us.
Sometimes, a Sagittarian move to escape can appear messy, like when Britney Spears, a Sagittarius, shaved her head in 2007 — an anarchic, rebellious assertion of independence in response to a total lack of independence in her hyper-surveilled pop-star life. (Sinéad O'Connor, also a Sagittarius, described shaving her head as a way to free herself from the violent oppression of male attention.) But Sagittarius's desire for freedom can be more intentional too, like when Arundhati Roy — another Sagittarius who famously cut her hair — stopped publishing fiction for 20 years after winning the Booker Prize, choosing to follow her intellectual energy where it led her, and start writing nonfiction about politics and empire instead.
Sagittarius season will ask you to accept some amount of disorder, even if you tend to like things orderly and predictable. Think of this not as a curse, but an opportunity to make your world, your life, your mind grow bigger. In Sagittarius season, you don't have to plan five steps ahead; you can trust that each step you take will create extraordinary, unimagined possibilities. You can treat the rules that bind you as though they aren't even there. You can feel your mind and your heart expanding, reaching out toward the whole wide world.
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Which level should be chosen?
The ALC is designed in three levels based approximately on hours of language learning. However, the hours of language learning should be considered only as a guide. The questions in the tests are not based on which year level students are in, but rather their familiarity with the language, based on how long they've been learning it, the nature of the classroom program and on their opportunities to experience the language in use.
The Primary Certificate is for students who have studied the target language for approximately 60 hours by August in the year of testing. It includes Listening, Reading and Vocabulary tasks.
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What are the benefits of the ALC?
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The ALC tests are developed by Languages Educational Professional from Australia and overseas with many years of teaching experience. The tests undergo a strict developmental process which includes vetting, proof-reading and trialling before delivery. After delivery the tests are analysed by ACER expert psychometricians.
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This user speaks many more languages, but doesn't want to make his Babel box look like a mess.
Salvete! Bene meridiem seu bene vesperem! Nomen mihi Iohannus est, et ego sum de Islande.
My main project that I spend most of my time on is the Chechen Wikipedia, where I am a beureacrat and basically spent a lot of time and work building up that wikipedia, but still many projects that I have left unfinished, and even adding more. My second project is the English Wikibooks. I also was and am slightly active on the Icelandic Wikipedia, Icelandic wikibooks, Wikicommons, Meta Wiki, and Faroese wikipedia (where I am a sysop).
I want to speak Latin fluently, conversationally, with classical and to me, the only pronunciation of this beautiful language. I also plan on teaching my future wife it, and passing it on to my future children as their native and first language. I will speak Latin at home, and always talk to them in Latin, whilst they pick up Icelandic as their second language from school and the surroundings. I will then be able to change Wikipedia's latin article from "Number of native speakers: 1-3", leaving my future children the world's first native latin speakers since the 1600's. :) Nice goal, ha?
And most of all, people who say Latin is a dead language!!!!
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Phlow x MC Bravado "Hip Hop" (Prod. By @Teck-Zilla)
CHH 9:12:00 AM Africa, MUSIC
Hip hop has grown from a street culture to a theatrical art form that is now being studied in colleges. From being performed by a few to being the most celebrated genre and culture in the world. Hip Hop has impacted lovers of the culture in so many ways. Nas called her "the object of my affections."
Although the genre is seemingly being watered down to be more inclusive to outsiders of the culture. The essence of the art form would forever be unchanged. Lagos based MC, Phlow and Baltimore's MC Bravado team up with prolific producer, TeckZilla to share their "Hip Hop" stories.
"I've confessed in the booth when I'm led astray," raps Bravado. "Prayed and repented in a debt that I could never pay/It's like placing a penny in collection plate."
Following a nostalgic mash up from Teck Zilla that includes classic lines from the likes of JAY Z, The Notorious B.I.G. and more - Phlow takes over. "I swear this music saves me daily," she confesses. ''The thudding of the base cud shake the shyest one out bravely/The snare could make you dare to tell ur story/Be it lamely about a little quiet girl/What found the flow and made it namely."
Listen to Hip Hop below.
Phlow x MC Bravado "Hip Hop" (Prod. By @Teck-Zilla) Reviewed by CHH on 9:12:00 AM Rating: 5


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How can you sell out 20,000-seat arenas, star in several Hollywood films, record the biggest selling comedy album in 30 years, and still be called "polarizing?" Dane Cook stops by the garage to talk about being Dane Cook and whether that might be more complicated than it seems. Meanwhile, Marc tries to kick his nicotine addiction. This may not end well.


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Prayer camps are religious institutions for as an alternative for hospitals for a variety of ailments in Ghana, and Togo. Methods such as being chained up or fasting are used.

Beliefs
Ghana is said to be "the most religious society in the world" (Religion in Ghana), with 96% of the population identifying with a particular spiritual belief. Mental illness is seen as caused by curses or demons. The only perceived solution to this problem is through spiritual healing, like prayer, with only minimal medical help being applied, such as through medication being given to patients.

A 2016 Yale University study showed that both prayer camp prophets and staff and psychiatric hospital mental health professionals show interest at the idea of collaboration. Specifically, prayer camp staff are interested in help with the provision and use of medication, as well as improving the hygiene and infrastructure of prayer camps. However, prayer camp staff are highly opposed to medical explanations of mental illness, instead preferring spiritual and traditional explanations, while mental health and medical staff are concerned with the practice of extended chainings and fastings. Furthermore, despite the importance of long-term medication use in patient recovery, prayer camp staff only endorse its use over short periods.

See also
 Spirit children, disabled children in Ghana
 Witch camp, Ghana
 Health in Ghana
 Disability in Ghana

References

Society of Ghana
Healthcare in Ghana
Religion in Ghana
African witchcraft

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Game #66 Recap: Directed Anger
The Jackets went down hard in the first period against the Carolina Hurricanes, but after a little bit of emotion and a lot of good work on the power play, they brought themselves all the way back before defeating the Canes in a shootout.
By Jaymie Wagner@bzarcher Mar 11, 2015, 9:44am EDT
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With the way this season has gone, fans could be forgiven for watching the Jackets skate out to face the Hurricanes down in Raleigh, see Justin Faulk (not Falk) score a goal against a badly screened Sergei Bobrovsky in the first thirty seconds of the game, and changing the channel.
An early goal against has been the sign of a long night to come for much of the year, and through the first period, it didn't look like it was going to be any different.
Carolina kept finding holes in the Jackets defensive coverage, putting pressure on Bobrovksy, and eventually put Fedor Tyutin in the box after he had to do some stickwork to keep Eric Staal from capitalizing on another scoring chance.
The ensuing power play looked oddly similar to Carolina's first goal, drawing the PK down to the near side boards, and opening up Victor Rask for a wide open shot from the far faceoff dot that would give the Canes a 2-0 lead.
It wasn't all doom and gloom, though - in fact, the one positive in the period would be the Columbus power play finally cashing in after what seems like a month of futility. Late in the power play, with former Jacket Ron Hainsey in the box thanks to Brandon Dubinsky drawing a tripping call, David Savard lead a zone entry, skating it in deep and then moving to set up a cycle. Dubinsky would get the puck over to Cam Atkinson, who slid around the far side before firing a shot from the half boards that would redirect off Rene Bourque's stick and in, cutting the deficit to 2-1.
The team celebrated Bourque's first as a Jacket briefly, but found themselves back on the kill almost immediately after when Marko Dano was called for a slash on Jeff Skinner.
The Carolina power play wasn't as organized this time around, but they had a very similar game plan, and it worked again - force the defenders deep, build a screen around Bob to one side, then kick the puck up to the opposite corner, where in this case Eric Staal was waiting to deliver a booming shot that would restore the Hurricanes' 2 goal lead with just a few seconds left in the frame.
It was a frustrating scene to watch, and clearly Sergei had enough, as he slammed his stick down to the ice after the goal and gave Dalton Prout an earful of his displeasure.
Hard to say what was said in the locker room in between periods, but I suspect it had a lot of expletives mixed with "I am TIRED of this."
To their credit? The team listened.
They hit the ice skating, with Alexander Wennberg drawing a penalty on his first shift back out, and even though it took most of the penalty, the power play once again cashed in, this time with Scott Hartnell going to the net after a #HartnellDown and digging around Cam Ward to poke the loose puck into the net.
The team couldn't quite clear themselves out of the hole that they'd dug, but there were clear signs of improvement - for one thing, they killed two more Carolina penalties without furthering their deficit.
That set the team up for a third period where they were looking for one more goal, and yet another power play would help them find it, this time thanks to Scott Hartnell drawing a cross checking call from Justin Faulk, and it would be Hartnell who came up with the goal once again, this time working off the faceoff dot to collect a rebound from Artem Anisimov's doorstep attempt and popping it over Ward's shoulder before the former Conn Smythe winner could get back into position.
The 3-3 tie lasted through the end of regulation, and though the Jackets had some very good chances in OT, including an attempt by Hartnell to complete the hat trick in the dying seconds of the extra frame, we' d be off to a shootout.
Both goalies were excellent in that extra frame, with Bobrovsky stopping Elias Lindholm, and Rask, while Ward stoned Mark Letestu and Artem Anisimov, leaving Ryan Johansen with the final attempt for Columbus.
He took the ice with a chance to give his team the win, and it. was. FILTHY.
Carolina had a chance to force more shooters with Jeff Skinner, but Bob wasn't having any of that.
It was an improbable, shocking, surprising result, but the team needed this - no matter what you think about the philosophy of tanking, there's nothing fun about being in a room where you've lost every game. You need those moments of success - of effort being rewarded - to keep things from becoming toxic.
In his postgame remarks, Coach Richards said he didn't like seeing Bobrovsky lose his cool on the ice, and I see his point, but at the same time, I think this was the turning point of the game for a lot of reasons. Not only did it clearly yank the team out of their doldrums, letting that anger out rather than simply bottling it up or turning it inwards is always going to be healthier. Get it out in the open, let some fresh air in, and get going again.
I'm not saying Bob should pull a Tuukka every game, but it was effective. Still, let's hope the team can handle Detroit on Thursday WITHOUT requiring a meltdown this time.
Game Day #66 - Blue Jackets at Hurricanes
Blue Jackets 4, Hurricanes 3 (SO) - Highlights
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Game Thread #66 - Blue Jackets at Hurricanes


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Sun and clouds mixed. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible. High 88F. Winds light and variable..
Partly cloudy with late night showers or thunderstorms. Low 69F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 50%.
Izzi Gorowski performing her signature move, the hydro blade, in practice at White Bear Sports Center.
Izzi Gorowski was photographed by her mother at her "home" rink on Coon Lake.
Elizabeth Gorowski
Izabel Gorowski glides around the ice
Izabel Gorowski shown in full spin, a staple for figure skaters.
Mounds View figure skater headed for Disney on Ice
Izabel Gorowski grew up on a lake and took full advantage, ice skating with her parents since kindergarten. Her dad was a hockey player for White Bear Mariner, but Izzi always preferred another kind of skating, the pretty kind.
Her countless hours practicing on Coon Lake were well spent, leading to a figure skating career that recently landed her with Disney on Ice.
"I just accepted a professional contract to tour with the newest production of Disney On Ice," the 18-year-old Mounds View senior reported on April 22. "I am excited to fulfill my dream, traveling and performing with Disney."
Not a bad first job out of high school. With Disney, she will skate in a major city East Coast tour from July 2019 through May 2020, with the second leg next summer in Mexico.
"My goals are to continue to evolve into a versatile performer and share my passion for skating to audiences across the country."
Gorowski is a member of White Bear Lake Figure Skating Club, while also representing the Parade Figure Skating Club/Starlight Ice Dance Club in Minneapolis.
As a competitor, Gorowski's highlights include capturing the four-event championship — Dramatic, Artistic, Interpretive and Theme Spotlight — at the 2016 ISI world meet in Blaine, and the Grand Champion and "Most Innovative" titles at the ProSkaters Open Live event in 2018 in Sun Valley, Idaho. She also won the National Showcase Championship, Mini Ensemble, in San Diego, California, in 2012.
Asked about signature moves, she said her favorite is one called hydroblade.
"You are balancing on one blade on a deep inside edge," she explains, "while your body is fully extended almost touching the ice."
Another of her favorites is "a spiral, circling the whole rink."
Gorowski competes four or five times a year, locally and nationally, while performing about four times a year in ice shows as a member or guest skater.
The past two years, she's been featured guest skater in the Scott Hamilton Skating Academy Holiday Ice Show in Nashville, Tennessee. Closer to home, she was the Willmar Diamond Edge Figure Skating Club's guest skater in 2017, and this year they asked her back for their "Broadway On Ice" show March 2.
Gorowski is the only child of John and Elizabeth Gorowski of East Bethel. The three of them maintain her personal rink just outside their front door. "I feel very fortunate to grow up on a lake," said Gorowski.
This is a young athlete who fully takes charge of her own performance.
"I choreograph all of my own programs, and I thoroughly enjoy the creative process. I select and cut my music, create a concept, design a costume, and choreograph a program," said Gorowski, who also works with American Ice Theatre, traveling, teaching and participating in seminars all over the country.
Along with skating, she takes modern dance classes and enjoys skiing, both on water and downhill. She holds a 3.95 GPA and has been accepted at Loyola Marymount University in California, but will delay starting college until after the tour
For a good look at Gorowski's figure skating, you can check out a You Tube video of her skating on the lake. Go to youtube.com/watch?v=f3n_HRddxlY&t=12s


Well since my room for improvement challenge I've been feeling increasingly crafty... I've always been like that but I think having a little one has given me the perfect outlet for my arty side. I can make silly childish bits and bobs and no one will think I'm odd!
I've had some really nice feedback from my pervious post which included my dinosaur paintings. I got talking to the owner of the fab shop Milestones in Whitstable and I will be featuring as her 'artist of the month' in August!
I was also mentioned by Actually Mummy who writes for BritMums 'Newbie Tuesday', I was so chuffed i think it spurred me on a bit!
Recently I've made (or customised) a play house (interior decorating included!), a toy chest, lots of various art work for the little one's room and I'm currently up-cycling a vintage chair. Tonight I have made our little man's friend a small toy as a christening present!
It's by no means perfect but I think the little fella will like it! What do you think? Have changes in your life ever made you get crafty?
I love it!! it reminds me of an Ugli doll. Do you get them over there? My kids loved them, I will tag Louise in a pic. of one I made for you to see.


An original new version of Kia hybrid will be presented at the AutoShow in Chicago next week. The unique character of the car is an ability to charge batteries at home. But for now it's a concept car only. It will be 4-door and 4/5 passengers car with the name Kia Ray.
There was published a KIA Ray hybrid picture of its back part, and now the a part of front. So now we can make a general view of the car. The design solutions used in this prototype will be partly used in the future hybrid model in the nearest few years, maybe middle 2011 or even 2012.
How will they exactly call the hybrid Korean and what new will be introduced in the future model - nobody knows. Will see all the properties of the new hybrid technologies direction in a week on its official premier. But know you can take a look at the existent Kia Ray pics.


Two years ago, when Kick Up The Fire released their self-titled debut ep, I boldly suggested that they could take 2011 by storm.
Well it's 2012 and they've only just got round to releasing their follow-up effort. Can't win them all, eh?
Happily, the band's sophomore effort is more than worth the wait. 'Money Men' is a tightly honed record, with each track as well produced and catchy as the last. Much like on their debut ep, the band still retain a slow-burning style, which may not knock your socks off at first, but gradually worms its way into your mind.
Lead singer Kenny Wastell's lyrics are a big reason for this, with clever turns of phrase as he poetically skewers lad-mag culture on opening track 'Loaded'. The more rhythmic guitars help to create a danceable tempo, and the lead guitar licks on 'Spiders' add plenty of flair.
'Takeover' is possibly the best of the bunch, acting as a passionate call-to-arms for disenchanted commuters and office drones, while 'White Cube' draws proceedings to a close with quirky rhythms and incongruous brass, much in the vein of Biffy Clyro (circa 'Infinity Land').
The only real criticism to be made is that the band don't make as much of the call and response vocals that worked so well on their last record, which is a shame.
But it must be said 'Money Men' feels like a more coherent and polished effort, it proves their worth as one of the UK's most exciting prospects, and at just 12 minutes long it will leave you crying out for more.
You can read more about Kick Up The Fire on their hilariously foul-mouthed blog, and if you head to their Bandcamp page before Monday 30 July, you can download their debut ep for free.


I haven't seen it but it's good to hear a different perspective on it.
This is one of those reviews I both agree with and disagree with, because a lot of the things you disliked about the movie I think are true, but were things I liked about it. I liked that Wikkus was basically a fairly unremarkable human being (thrust into odd circumstances), and I liked that he was the sort of person who thought of themselves as a reasonable person while doing cruel and unfair things as part of his work (that is always the sort of person that enforces oppressive state policies like apartheid), I liked that he thought his love redeemed him as a person when it clearly didn't, I liked that his relationship was a bit stupid and unrealistic (like so many are). Yes, he was an idiot, but I've met an awful lot of married idiots, so that seemed pretty realistic to me.
I didn't think it was an awesome film conceptually, but I think it did a really good job of applying different film techniques to a pretty standard action SF film plot, and I thought the characterisation of Wikkus was pretty good.


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14th Reunion at Honiley, Warwickshire
The 14th Annual 83rd Entry Reunion took place during the weekend of the 17 & 18 of June 2005 at the Corus Hotel in Honiley near Warwick. This was a new venue for the reunion after 12 years of going to the Southlands Hotel in Sheringham, which closed in 2004.
Needless to say, as the regular attendees arrived at the new venue they were all wondering what to expect. Most admitted they were sad to see the passing of our trips to Southlands Hotel because at Sheringham we had exclusive use of the hotel and Tony and Estelle were great hosts. Honiley had a lot to compete with to achieve satisfaction and this time we were sharing the hotel with a wedding party and other guests. How would it all shape up?
The Corus Hotel itself is an old pub that over the years has been extended extensively to provide more accommodation and function rooms. From the front the ivy clad structure looks quite attractive.
On arrival and after check-in we gathered outside the hotel bar and sat on strategically located table / benches where everyone could enjoy cold drinks and chat on a very hot and sunny day.
Enjoying drinks on a very hot summers day
Whilst renewing old acquaintances the first thing we noticed was the number attending this year had increased to 38, despite some of our regular members being missing due to family and health reasons. Our best wishes go to Dave and Jean Smith during a difficult time. Also, to Fred Finlay who lives in France and was working in the UK prior to the reunion and had planned to attend this year. Fred had to return home for family reasons.
On "parade" for the first time were Anne and John (Ginge) Fenwick (3 Wing, Armourer) and Irene and Mac Payne (1 wing, Engines), assisted by their son Kevin. They were all warmly welcomed by the regular "Entry Family" and an immense amount of catching-up was the order of the day, particularly over an excellent dinner on Friday evening and afterwards in the bar and outside in the grounds.
Saturday saw everyone eat a hearty breakfast and then take off to explore the surrounding area.
A lot of us went into Warwick and thoroughly enjoyed visiting the Castle. It's a magnificent, well preserved structure and there was a lot to see and do. Apart from visiting the restored pumping house and the excellent exhibitions in the castle rooms, etc., there were displays in the castle grounds with archery, birds of prey flying and probably most enjoyable, a superb show by the band of the Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers.
The Band of the Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers
Prior to the band display, Janet and I had a brief chat with a "very young" Lieutenant who was circulating amongst the crowd with other officers and men (dressed in combat uniform). It appears that although the Regiment is now one of four amalgamated into the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, they still keep their identity. Warwick is still regarded as a central recruitment area and they often make public visits to show their long standing allegiance to the town.
When the Lieutenant asked about our visit to Warwick we mentioned that the RAF Halton Apprentices 83rd Entry were in town for the annual Reunion. On taking our leave, he very kindly asked us to convey to our members the Regiment's good wishes for an enjoyable reunion.
Reunion Dinner
Pre - Reunion Dinner drinks on an extremely hot evening
In the evening after pre-dinner drinks outside, members and their ladies formed up in the bar at 7pm and we were piped into Dinner in the Warwick Suite by Johnny Walker. Eventually, after a slight cock-up with numbers and table plans, everyone got seated.
The air conditioning was running at full blast but apart from those sitting underneath the outlet, we were all wilting from the excessive heat of the day. Even Ivor agreed that the gentlemen could remove their jackets on this occasion.
Johnny Walker piping us into dinner
As is customary, Ivor called everyone to order and we all remembered those of our Entry who have departed to a new life. Johnny Walker said grace in his inimitable style and as usual it was laced with humour.
We also announced that the Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers had sent their best wishes to members for an enjoyable Reunion Dinner and this was much appreciated by all.
Dinner was then served.
The food was enjoyed by everyone although the courses were served a lot slower than one would normally expect. Over coffee Ivor did his usual updates on Entry admin matters and raised the issue of planning for next years 50th Anniversary Reunion (see separate page). Ivor then surprised us all when he introduced Anne Fenwick as our after dinner speaker.
Bearing in mind that this was Anne's' first introduction to 83rd Entry Reunions it says a lot for her courage to get up and speak to an audience she had only just met. However, Anne is a college lecturer so she was undaunted by the experience and her speech was an excellent and telling insight into what the Halton Apprentice legacy means to her, having lived with "Ginge" for a good many years.
It seems that Anne has discovered many traits and quirks of character that can be found in ex. Brats by the folks who come into contact with them as they progress through life after graduating from Halton. She also noted that both the qualities instilled in us at Halton and the resulting downsides (for others) remain largely unnoticed or totally ignored by ex. Brat's for the rest of their lives (it was probably Ginge that Anne was referring too, not the rest of us!).
As all this "confidential" information was revealed it became abundantly clear that the ladies truly empathised with Anne and more worryingly, each revelation was greeted with knowing looks and great humour by our partners. Quite what the lasting effect will be on our members as they each set out on their chosen path in retirement is, as yet unknown. Needless to say, Anne sat down to a great deal of applause for entertaining us all (maybe not Ginge) with her observations and thoughts about living with an ex. Brat.
Finally, it was time for the group photograph with everyone helping to clear sufficient space in the room to get everyone into the picture. Considering it was getting late and we had all generally over indulged, quite a few of the folks were yawning and eager to get to bed.
However, we managed to get a reasonable result apart from unwanted effects from the "downlighter spots" and contrasts caused by bright yellow walls and an orange carpet! (see result below).
Click on image to enlarge image and see names list
Long gone are the days when it was well into the early hours before the bar emptied out.
Surprisingly, most folks arrived at breakfast on Sunday at a reasonable time and everyone seemed to be in good spirits. Tony and Mary Anderson-Dixon had already left early with Pat O'Shea to get to Gatwick in time for Pat to catch his flight back to the USA. For the rest of us, after a robust breakfast, checking-out and loading cars we each said our goodbyes and promised to meet again in 2006 for the 50th Anniversary (see special report).


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Q: How to listen to Server Sent Events I am building an Electron (1.8.4) app. How do I listen for SSE, the usual JavaScript  :
var evtSource = new EventSource("https://www.someurl.com/sse");
gives me the error :

EventSource is not defined.

Are SSEs not supported in Electron? I could not find anything in the API reference.

A: I made it work by downloading eventsource.js from this JavaScript standalone implementation of the EventSource client. Then, in my main.js I added:
const EventSource = require(path.join(__dirname, 'eventsource.js'));

As an added note, native EventSource does work within script tags in the source (HTML) of a window, but not in the Javascript (Node.js) source for a windowless app.


WiTricity, an automotive wireless power transfer pioneer, announced its technology acquisition from Qualcomm Incorporated and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. of Qualcomm's Halo wireless EV charging platform and other IP assets. The technology acquisition will raise to over 1500 the number of patents and applications related to wireless charging that WiTricity will own or control. Through the transaction, Qualcomm Incorporated will become a minority WiTricity shareholder.
According to WiTricity, the acquisition will streamline technology development that enables automakers to deliver an EV charging experience that is seamless and efficient. The company notes that with wireless charging, EV drivers will be able to recharge hands-free, without requiring bulky cables. Such technology is expected to virtually eliminate the need to ever plug in. Additionally, the company contends that electrified autonomous vehicle (AV) fleets will require wireless charging since such vehicles will have no human drivers present to plug in.
Qualcomm Incorporated and WiTricity have been working together with global standards organizations, which currently leverage reference designs from each company. This acquisition is anticipated to simplify ratification of the wireless charging standard for EVs and help ensure interoperability across automakers. Once the standard is in place, EV drivers will be able to use any standards-compatible pad to charge their vehicles.
By 2030, it is projected that more than 120 million EVs will be on the road, and over $50 billion is forecast to be invested in charging infrastructure. By 2040, about 200 million EVs could be on the road in China alone; and globally, about 559 million, or a third of all cars could be EVs. WiTricity asserts that all of these EVs could be charged simply and wirelessly with its unique technology.
The acquisition follows other important recent milestones for WiTricity. The company signed several new licensing deals including an agreement with Mahle in Germany and Anjie Wireless in China. WiTricity technology licensing agreements have also been announced with Toyota, Aptiv (formerly Delphi), TDK, IHI, Shindengen, Daihen, and BRUSA. Global corporate investors now include Qualcomm, Toyota, Intel Capital, Delta Electronics Capital, Foxconn, Haier, and Schlumberger.
Earlier in 2019, Honda and WiTricity demonstrated their wireless vehicle-to-grid charging model at CES in Las Vegas. The demonstration leveraged WiTricity's DRIVE 11 wireless charging system. In 2018, BMW introduced the world's first vehicle that is factory equipped with wireless charging, the BMW 530e iPerformance sedan.
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Let me first say that I agree with Mr. Gibby's premise that America has quit inventing
Let me first say that I agree with Mr. Gibby's premise that America has quit inventing and that it is hurting our economy. The book has an excellent review of the history of how patent law developed in the US, with the 1836 Patent Act playing the hero of the book. The Act was modeled on the patent statute in Venice in the 1400s, according to Gibby. This leads to an explosion of invention in the United States and in the economy. This story is told through the lens of the great inventors of the time, including Morse, Colt, and Goodyear. These stories are well told and compelling. The book is a fount of knowledge about the early history of inventing and patent law in the United States. The book argues that the change in the patent laws resulted in a brain drain from England and that there was an explosion of invention in the US. The book states: The rate of innovation as determined from the number of patents increased six times from 1840 to 1850, nine times from 1850 to 1860, and 13 times from 1860-1870, as compared to the increase in population. The book claims that our per capita rate of inventing is less than half of what it was in the 1860s. The US rate of inventing has decreased over the last decade. The conclusion of the book is that our patent system is broken and this is hurting innovation and the US economy. While I generally agree with the conclusion, I believe the premise could have been better supported. Also, I think it is impossible to talk about the lack of invention without also mentioning the restrictions on raising capital by inventors. Perhaps the biggest impediment to raising capital has been Sarbanes Oxley. This is not mentioned at all in the book. The biggest downfall of the book is that the author calls a patent a monopoly. A patent is not a monopoly. 35 U.S.C. 261 makes it clear that a patent is personal property. Patents have all the attributes of property and none of the attributes of a government monopoly. Property rights arise from of the act of creation – but for the creator the item would not exist, therefore they have a property right in the item. Inventing is creating a new product, process, or service that did not exist before. The fact that a patent attorney could make this mistake is hard to believe, but more importantly I believe this completely undermines the thesis of the book. The book has a number of specific proposals for fixing the patent system. Complex Patent System: The book states that the biggest reason for our inventive decline is the overly complex, over administered, and underfunded patent system. I agree that our patent system has become overly complex, too expensive, and overly officious. The author believes this is the result of a judicial reaction to the Wright brothers' patent, which he believes was too broad. Here I completely disagree with the author. The Wright brothers' patent broadly claimed the ability to control an airplane by "having lateral marginal portions capable of movement to different positions above and below the normal plane" of the wing." ([…]) The author believes the Wrights only invented wing warping. I disagree. The Wright brothers clearly showed that any method of altering the flow of air over the wing could be used to control the airplane. If the Wright brothers had been limited to the author's interpretation, then Glenn Curtis and others would have been able to free load off of the Wright brothers' invention. The author also argues that the growth of the airplane industry was retarded by the Wright brothers attempting to enforce their patent. This argument is also made by anti-patent forces and is without any logical basis. We have no idea how long it would taken for someone else to have created a controllable airplane if the Wright brothers had not done so. It is just as likely that, but for the Wright brothers it would have taken years for someone else to invent control surface for airplanes. If there was any delay in the development of the airplane, it was the fault of Glenn Curtis and others who refused to pay the Wright brothers for their invention. I think it is also inexcusable that the book does not mention the detrimental effects of antitrust law on patents. The anti-patent backlash in the early 20th century was not a result to the Wright brothers patent, but to the rise of antitrust law. The author's lack of understanding that patents are a property right and not a monopoly has blinded him to this simple fact. Require Models: The author wants us to return to a patent system that requires models. He suggests that computer models would be acceptable, so we would not have the problem of storing these models. The author's main reason for this requirement is based in the belief that the Wright brothers, Seldon, Bell and others received overly broad patents or really were not the true inventors. In the case of Bell, the author suggests that Bell's attorney copied Elisha Grey's patent application by hand into Bell's application upon filing the Bell application. I cannot comment directly on these assertions. But the book does not even mention that there was an interference between Bell, Grey, and Edison (see Bell […]). All of these inventors had top patent attorneys and I seriously doubt that hand copying part of another person's application would have survived very long in an interference. The author seems to want to use models to limit the scope of the claims. This would allow inventors who improved another person's invention not to have to pay royalties for using their underlying invention. I don't see any advantage to this system and I believe the author has fallen for the anti-Wright brother, and anti-Bell propaganda. Abolish Obviousness Standard and Doctrine of Equivalents: The author makes a strong case for abolishing the obviousness standard, which I agree with. He explains that the obviousness standard is subjective and unworkable. He suggests that the doctrine of equivalents and the obviousness standard are opposing ideas used to overly broaden or overly narrow the rights of an inventor. I did not initially agree with the author, but he made strong points in defense of his thesis. Specifically, he argues that eliminating the obviousness standard would allow inventors to craft their claims to correctly define their invention. As a result, he believes that it would be unfair for inventors to then be able to expand/change the scope of their invention in litigation. The only problem with the author's argument is the doctrine of equivalents has been dead for all practical purposes for at least twenty years. The author also makes the excellent point that eliminating the obviousness standard would significantly reduce the backlog of unexamined patents. His reasoning is that moving to an objective system of patentability would eliminate a lot of wasted effort on the part of the Patent Office and Applicants. Cut the Current Twenty-Year Patent Term in Half: I disagree with the author and I think his point of view is based on the erroneous belief that patents are a monopoly. Shortening the term for patents is likely to reduce the value of investing in new inventions. This would decrease the rate of new technologies being created and introduced into the economy. The result would be slower economic growth and lower per capita incomes. Curtail the Continuation Practice: Continuations are critical for start-up companies to reduce their cost. While I agree that eliminating the obviousness standard would reduce the cost of filing patent applications, this advantage is unlikely to be enough to protect our highly innovative start-up companies. First to File System: The author buys into the absurd idea that eliminating interferences is going to free up resources at the Patent Office. With less than 100 interferences a year, this is very unlikely to occur. He also argues that this will be good for individual inventors and startups. While he is correct that interferences are too expensive for individual inventors (start-ups), the solution is not to subvert the Constitution and award exclusive rights to the first person to file instead of the inventor. The solution to this problem is to reduce the absurd cost of all federal litigation. There have been several studies on the effectiveness of changing from a first to invent system to a first to file. All these studies have shown a decrease in patenting by the most innovative groups in our country – namely individual inventors and start-ups. Conclusion: Overall there are many important points in this book. But the author's incorrect labeling of a patent as a monopoly undermines many of the most important points he is trying to make.
Dale B. Halling,
Let me first say that I agree with Mr. Gibby's premise that America has quit inventing and that it is hurting our economy. The book has an excellent review of the history of how patent law developed in the US, with the 1836 Patent Act playing the hero of the book. The Act was modeled on the patent statute in Venice in the 1400s, according to Gibby. This leads to an explosion of invention in the United States and in the economy. This story is told through the lens of the great inventors of the time, including Morse, Colt, and Goodyear. These stories are well told and compelling. The book is a fount of knowledge about the early history of inventing and patent law in the United States. The book argues that the change in the patent laws resulted in a brain drain from England and that there was an explosion of invention in the US. The book states: The rate of innovation as determined from the number of patents increased six times from 1840 to 1850, nine times from 1850 to 1860, and 13 times from 1860-1870, as compared to the increase in population. The book claims that our per capita rate of inventing is less than half of what it was in the 1860s. The US rate of inventing has decreased over the last decade. The conclusion of the book is that our patent system is broken and this is hurting innovation and the US economy. While I generally agree with the conclusion, I believe the premise could have been better supported. Also, I think it is impossible to talk about the lack of invention without also mentioning the restrictions on raising capital by inventors. Perhaps the biggest impediment to raising capital has been Sarbanes Oxley. This is...
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Presbyterian Expands Free Meal Program for Kids
June 3, 2019Press Release
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – New Mexico leads the nation in child hunger rates, with one of every four children at risk of childhood hunger and food insecurity. In response to this continued need, Presbyterian is expanding programs to provide free meals for more children at area hospitals.
Starting June 3, Presbyterian Santa Fe Medical Center in Santa Fe began offering free meals for children, joining five Presbyterian hospitals that already provide free meals for kids both during the school year and throughout the summer. In addition, summer meal hours have expanded at other sites.
Since the free meal program began in 2016, Presbyterian Healthcare Services has provided more than 37,500 healthy meals to children. The program provides free, nutritious meals and snacks to children visiting hospitals as part of Presbyterian's partnership with the United States Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service (USDA) Southwest Region and the New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department (CYFD).
"We are thrilled to partner with CYFD and USDA to begin offering this program in Santa Fe," said Victoria Sainz, food services manager at Presbyterian Santa Fe Medical Center. "By providing free healthy food for children, we will do our part to help them thrive."
The USDA operates the federally-funded, state-administered Child and Adult Care Food Program during the school year and the Summer Food Service Program in the summer. Presbyterian hospitals provide select healthy options and receive reimbursement from the USDA. Meals and snacks must be eaten at hospitals.
While most sites are in partnership with USDA and CYFD, Lincoln County Medical Center supports the program on its own.
Improving access to healthy food is a priority at Presbyterian. In addition to the free meal program, Presbyterian has a Food Farmacy that provides free food for select patients in need, and offers the Healthy Here Mobile Farmers Market and a Fresh RX program that provides "prescriptions" for produce.
"At Presbyterian, our purpose is to improve the health of the communities we serve," said Leigh Caswell, Vice President, Community Health, Presbyterian Healthcare Services. "We are proud to offer free healthy food to more children, in more communities across New Mexico."
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Daily: meal noon - 1:30 p.m.
Plains Regional Medical Center
Daily: meal and snack 11:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
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Daily: breakfast 7 a.m.-10 a.m.
Daily: lunch 11 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
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Daily: supper 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
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Daily: lunch: 11:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
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