1. Who is the favorite for the WC?
Discuss and vote. Poll closes on April 30th!
WI or Australia will win it.
Australia is the overwhelming favorite. They will smash their opponents in SF/F just like in 2015 WC. Eng may top the group stage and have a run like 2015 NZ. India will be smashed to smithereens in semis purely because of our short-sightedness these last 4 years.
Ind, Eng, Aus, WI will be the semi-finalists..
if I had options to choose more than one, I would go with Eng/Aus. But Aus would be my primary choice.
have you taken a visit to the lala land forum recently? They think their 80-100 SR batsmen and superstar bowlers like Amir are going to bring in the cup home.
Imo this is England's cup to lose. Completely changed their style of play after last WC debacle & and it has gave them pretty good results. An explosive batting order which never seems to end thanks to the bunch of capable pacers & spinners who aren't dud with the bat. Basically they have all their bases covered.All they need to do is keep a check on their nerves to avoid a repeat of CT17.
Aussies have peaked at the right time & you could never underestimate them. While India might reach the semis if they play sensibly but going by the record in last few years they'd falter in the semis against an inspired opponent.
Surprise package : West Indies [If they field a full strength team with good pace bowlers they will do well].
Knowing their luck with rain better have them in the poll option . Rain helped them fluke 1992 and Allah's angels are always behind them in every battle against kafirs, even Indra is destined for hellfire.
Eng and Aus look strong. Ind good enough to stop either team on their day. WI dark horse.
Absolutely I will be delighted if WI win the cup, they are playing a brand of cricket I love, so much flair !!!
WI have the knack of winning big tournaments. During their dark phase they have a CT and 2 WT20s. The CT triumph was in England, so won't write them off. Teams like Eng, NZ, RSA don't scare me much because they will get the stage fright in big matches, they don't have the experience of winning big tournaments. Eng is still formidable plus host country, but NZ/RSA....I'll be more wary of WI/Pak/SL in a potential SF/F match than these 2 teams.
Based on momentum it is hard to argue against Australia. Based on familiarity with home conditions it is England. If India sorts it batting woes I think Kohli and his man could win it.
I doubt if someone else wins it.
Don't know who will win, but i would love to see West Indies lift the trophy this time around. Would be great for the Game.
Eng & Aus are clear favourites.
Eng batting is top class.They have the ability to put above 400 on a decent batting track.Inconsistent in difficullt pitches but all teams are like that.They can have pitches suited to them this time.Bowling is decent but not great.
Aus bowling is much better than Eng.If Starc & Hazlewood are fit which is highly likely,they will be the best bowling lineup.Warner,Smith,Starc & Hazlewood's absence allowed them to test their reserves well.Decent spinners in Zampa,Lyon & Maxwell.They are an all-round attack.
Aussies won CT in 2006 & WC in 2007.


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Q: How to get updated state after async call in same function I have this scenario which inside a function I change the state, call to async method and then want to use the updated state. the problem is that the state did not change altho is run after async call:
function MyComponent(){
 const [values, setValues] = useState<number[]>([]);
 const updateValue = () => {
  setValues(values.push(1));
  myAsyncMethod().then(()=>{
   console.log(values); //still empty array '[ ]' !
   setValues(values.remove(1)); //no value to remove
  });
 };
 return(
  <OtherComponent values={values} updateValue={updateValue}/>
 );
}

what is missing?
I don't want to use 'useRef' since i want to re render when the value change.
Is there a way so I can get the updated state after the async call?

A: From your code chunk:
const updateValue = () => {
  setValue(2);
  myAsyncMethod().then(()=>{
   console.log(value); //still '1' !
  });
};

setValue is also asynchronous. So, that's why you are still getting the value as 1. According to your scenario, you will be getting the value to set. You can pass that rather than the state variable as:
const updateValue = newValue => {
  setValue(newValue);
  myAsyncMethod().then(()=>{
   console.log(newValue);
  });
};

Hope this will help you.

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Q: Flutter - Redirect after getting firebase notification I have a fcm_service class (this service is not a widget) with my firebase configure method :
firebaseMessaging.configure(onLaunch: (Map<String, dynamic> msg) {
  print("onLaunch called");
}, onResume: (Map<String, dynamic> msg) {
  print("onResume called");
  Navigator.of(context).pop();
}, onMessage: (Map<String, dynamic> msg) {
  print("onMessage called : " + msg.toString());
  Navigator.of(context).pop();
});

I want to be redirected on my main page in "onResume" but nothing happens. When I press on the notification, onResume is called (the print works).
What I've been trying :

*

*Calling my page like : new MainPage();

*Setting the context of my parent widget in my fcm_service class and use the Navigator like in the code above.
Is it even possible to be redirected through this class which is not a widget ?
EDIT :
Here is my main class :
class PreesmApp extends StatefulWidget {
   @override
   _PreesmAppState createState() => _PreesmAppState();
}

class _PreesmAppState extends State<PreesmApp>{
  AuthenticationBloc _authenticationBloc;
  final FCMService fcmService = Injector.getInjector().get<FCMService>();

  @override
  void initState() {
    _authenticationBloc = AuthenticationBloc();
    _authenticationBloc.dispatch(AppStarted());
    super.initState();
    fcmService.setContext(context);
  }

  @override
  void dispose() {
    _authenticationBloc.dispose();
    super.dispose();
  }

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return BlocProvider<AuthenticationBloc>(
        bloc: _authenticationBloc,
        child: MaterialApp(
          supportedLocales: [
            const Locale('en', 'EN'),
        const Locale('fr', 'BE')
      ],
      localizationsDelegates: [
        const DemoLocalizationsDelegate(),
        GlobalMaterialLocalizations.delegate,
        GlobalWidgetsLocalizations.delegate
      ],
      localeResolutionCallback:
          (Locale locale, Iterable<Locale> supportedLocales) {
        for (Locale supportedLocale in supportedLocales) {
          if (supportedLocale.languageCode == locale.languageCode ||
              supportedLocale.countryCode == locale.countryCode) {
            return supportedLocale;
          }
        }

        return supportedLocales.first;
      },
      debugShowCheckedModeBanner: false,
      home: BlocBuilder<AuthenticationEvent, AuthenticationState>(
        bloc: _authenticationBloc,
        builder: (BuildContext context, AuthenticationState state) {
          if (state is AuthenticationUninitialized) {
            return SplashScreen();
          }
          if (state is AuthenticationAuthenticated) {
            return DashboardPage();
          }
          if (state is AuthenticationUnauthenticated) {
            return AuthenticationPage();
          }
          if (state is AuthenticationLoading) {
            return LoadingIndicator();
          }
        },
      ),
      routes: {
        '/login': (context) =>  AuthenticationPage(),
        '/dashboard': (context) =>  DashboardPage(),
        'menu': (context) =>  MenuPage(),
        '/kanbanBoard': (context) =>  KanbanBoardPage(),
        '/listBoard': (context) =>  ListBoardPage(),
        '/ganttBoard': (context) =>  GanttBoardPage(),
        '/preesm': (context) =>  PreesmApp(),
      },
      theme: ThemeSwitcher.of(context).themeData,
    ));
  }
}

And this is my context setter in fcm_service
  setContext(BuildContext c) {
    this.context = c;
  }

A: Is it even possible to be redirected through this class which is not a widget ?

As long as you have BuildContext as context, I'd say yes. You can push new widgets like this
Navigator.push(
              context,
              MaterialPageRoute(builder: (context) => SecondRoute()),

Have you tried to pass BuildContext along to your, let's say FirebaseMessaging class, when instantiating it? So that you can push new Widgets?
Here the Navigation cookbook ref
Not sure if it helps you tho.


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package org.apache.solr.cluster.placement;

import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Optional;

/** Strongly-typed replica-level metrics. */
public interface ReplicaMetrics {

  String getReplicaName();

  <T> Optional<T> getReplicaMetric(ReplicaMetric<T> metric);

  Iterator<Map.Entry<ReplicaMetric<?>, Object>> iterator();
}

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When many people think of arthritis, they consider it to be an elderly disease that affects seniors, without realizing that it can affect those of all ages. Arthritis is a broad term, used to describe a group of related diseases, which often affect mobility and are more common with age, but can also be found in children. These conditions can have a major impact on the way a person lives, affecting nearly every facet of their life.
Despite there being over a hundred types of arthritis, around ten different kinds make up the overwhelming majority of reported arthritis cases. Of these ten, the most common types are osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis(RA.) The exact factors that cause arthritis are largely unknown and, as is especially the case of RA, much has yet to be discovered, a great deal of time has been spent learning about rheumatoid disorders.
A number of similarities exist between these kinds of arthritis and when the end results of the diseases are considered, this is even more true. However, they are also quite different in the ways they affect the body and joints.
As an example, consider osteoarthritis, which is the the single most prevalent type of senior arthritis. Osteoarthritis is a degenerative arthritis, where the normal areas around the joint begin to deteriorate until the bones eventually begin to rub directly against one another. This can be very painful and often causes inflammation around the joint, as small pieces of bone break off. Bone deformity will also often occur in this area, especially when smaller joints, like those in the hand, are affected.
In rheumatoid arthritis, inflammation is a major symptom and is responsible for the autoimmune response that eats away at the joint. Even though symptoms are, in some ways, parallel, the autoimmune response is what is responsible for the inflammation and cartilage loss in RA, where in osteoarthritis it is a side-effect.
While a number of the risk factors of this kind of arthritis are different, largely because osteoarthritis is a kind of degenerative arthritis, where RA is related to an autoimmune disorder, obesity is one common factor. Obesity carries with it a number of risks, including heart disease, but can also increase the risk of arthritis development.
The risk associated with obesity is largely the result of more weight being placed on the body's joints. This weight can, over time, cause more wear on weight bearing joints, like hips, which in turn causes the likelihood of arthritis to increase. While this risk is largest with osteoarthritis, other types of arthritis are also more common with those who are overweight or obese.
Arthritis is a common senior related disorder and, despite affecting even young children, it is still most common with age. This is why many focus on this as being senior related diseases.


Scientists at the University of Sheffield believe they have found a way to help damaged nerves repair themselves and regrow following a traumatic accident. According to their research patients could regain sensation and movement in their damaged nerves when the new procedure is used.
Published in the journal Biofabrication on April 23, 2012 the group worked with Laser Zentrum Hannover of Germany to make new medical devices known as nerve guidance conduits (NGCs).
In the past doctors would attempt to surgically suture or graft a patients nerve endings together which works in some cases but does not typically lead to a full recovery.
The new technology is made from biodegradable synthetic polymer material and it is designed to guide damaged nerves to re-grow only in a number of small channels.
Because the conduit is biodegradable after the nerve is fully regrown is simple biodegrades with no further surgery needed to remove the conduit.
Lab tests have been successful and the team of researchers are now working towards clinical trials to determine the real world efficacy of their newly discovered procedure.
Researchers are hopeful that not only will this procedure work for nerve endings but also for future surgeries including issues in which the spinal chord has been injured.


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App::import('Core', 'CakeSocket');

/**
 * SocketTest class
 *
 * @package       cake
 * @subpackage    cake.tests.cases.libs
 */
class CakeSocketTest extends CakeTestCase {

/**
 * setUp method
 *
 * @access public
 * @return void
 */
	function setUp() {
		$this->Socket = new CakeSocket();
	}

/**
 * tearDown method
 *
 * @access public
 * @return void
 */
	function tearDown() {
		unset($this->Socket);
	}

/**
 * testConstruct method
 *
 * @access public
 * @return void
 */
	function testConstruct() {
		$this->Socket->__construct();
		$baseConfig = $this->Socket->_baseConfig;
		$this->assertIdentical($baseConfig, array(
			'persistent'	=> false,
			'host'			=> 'localhost',
			'protocol'		=> 'tcp',
			'port'			=> 80,
			'timeout'		=> 30
		));

		$this->Socket->reset();
		$this->Socket->__construct(array('host' => 'foo-bar'));
		$baseConfig['host'] = 'foo-bar';
		$baseConfig['protocol'] = getprotobyname($baseConfig['protocol']);
		$this->assertIdentical($this->Socket->config, $baseConfig);

		$this->Socket = new CakeSocket(array('host' => 'www.cakephp.org', 'port' => 23, 'protocol' => 'udp'));
		$baseConfig = $this->Socket->_baseConfig;

		$baseConfig['host'] = 'www.cakephp.org';
		$baseConfig['port'] = 23;
		$baseConfig['protocol'] = 17;

		$this->assertIdentical($this->Socket->config, $baseConfig);
	}

/**
 * testSocketConnection method
 *
 * @access public
 * @return void
 */
	function testSocketConnection() {
		$this->assertFalse($this->Socket->connected);
		$this->Socket->disconnect();
		$this->assertFalse($this->Socket->connected);
		$this->Socket->connect();
		$this->assertTrue($this->Socket->connected);
		$this->Socket->connect();
		$this->assertTrue($this->Socket->connected);

		$this->Socket->disconnect();
		$config = array('persistent' => true);
		$this->Socket = new CakeSocket($config);
		$this->Socket->connect();
		$this->assertTrue($this->Socket->connected);
	}

/**
 * testSocketHost method
 *
 * @access public
 * @return void
 */
	function testSocketHost() {
		$this->Socket = new CakeSocket();
		$this->Socket->connect();
		$this->assertEqual($this->Socket->address(), '127.0.0.1');
		$this->assertEqual(gethostbyaddr('127.0.0.1'), $this->Socket->host());
		$this->assertEqual($this->Socket->lastError(), null);
		$this->assertTrue(in_array('127.0.0.1', $this->Socket->addresses()));

		$this->Socket = new CakeSocket(array('host' => '127.0.0.1'));
		$this->Socket->connect();
		$this->assertEqual($this->Socket->address(), '127.0.0.1');
		$this->assertEqual(gethostbyaddr('127.0.0.1'), $this->Socket->host());
		$this->assertEqual($this->Socket->lastError(), null);
		$this->assertTrue(in_array('127.0.0.1', $this->Socket->addresses()));
	}

/**
 * testSocketWriting method
 *
 * @access public
 * @return void
 */
	function testSocketWriting() {
		$request = "GET / HTTP/1.1\r\nConnection: close\r\n\r\n";
		$this->assertTrue($this->Socket->write($request));
	}

/**
 * testSocketReading method
 *
 * @access public
 * @return void
 */
	function testSocketReading() {
		$this->Socket = new CakeSocket(array('timeout' => 5));
		$this->Socket->connect();
		$this->assertEqual($this->Socket->read(26), null);

		$config = array('host' => 'www.cakephp.org', 'timeout' => 1);
		$this->Socket = new CakeSocket($config);
		$this->assertTrue($this->Socket->connect());
		$this->assertFalse($this->Socket->read(1024 * 1024));
		$this->assertEqual($this->Socket->lastError(), '2: ' . __('Connection timed out', true));

		$config = array('host' => 'www.cakephp.org', 'timeout' => 30);
		$this->Socket = new CakeSocket($config);
		$this->assertTrue($this->Socket->connect());
		$this->assertEqual($this->Socket->read(26), null);
		$this->assertEqual($this->Socket->lastError(), null);
	}

/**
 * testLastError method
 *
 * @access public
 * @return void
 */
	function testLastError() {
		$this->Socket = new CakeSocket();
		$this->Socket->setLastError(4, 'some error here');
		$this->assertEqual($this->Socket->lastError(), '4: some error here');
	}

/**
 * testReset method
 *
 * @access public
 * @return void
 */
	function testReset() {
		$config = array(
			'persistent'	=> true,
			'host'			=> '127.0.0.1',
			'protocol'		=> 'udp',
			'port'			=> 80,
			'timeout'		=> 20
		);
		$anotherSocket = new CakeSocket($config);
		$anotherSocket->reset();
		$this->assertEqual(array(), $anotherSocket->config);
	}
}


A new generation of jazz improvisers has emerged in Chicago in recent years, but few are more promising than pianist Justin Dillard.
Though not yet 25, Dillard commands an impressive resume; he has toured with percussionist Kahil El'Zabar and blues-soul singer Willie Clayton, among others.
Dillard credits the fast start of his career to lessons he has learned from the elders of Chicago jazz, particularly saxophonists Ernest Dawkins and Fred Anderson. It's worth noting that both are key members of the Chicago-based Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, a collective that has been encouraging young players since its founding in 1965. In many ways, Dillard's ascent represents the future of that intrepid organization.
Musically, Dillard tends to be all over the keyboard, drawing upon the examples of virtuosos such as Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Oscar Peterson and McCoy Tyner. But there's something more to Dillard's work as well -- a quest for new ideas in music, in the manner of his AACM mentors.
This month, Dillard has embarked on a remarkably ambitious project -- playing with a different band each Wednesday at the Velvet Lounge, saxophonist Anderson's indispensable home for creative musicmaking.
Dillard performs with acoustic and electronic ensembles at 8 p.m. Wednesdays at the Velvet Lounge through Jan. 30, 67 E. Cermak Rd.; $10-$20; 312-791-9050.
Guitarist John Moulder, a dynamic player who brings as much ferocity as technical aplomb to his work, leads a quintet: 9 p.m. Friday and 8 p.m. Saturday at the Green Mill Jazz Club, 4802 N. Broadway; $10-$15; 773-878-5552.
Reedist Mwata Bowden leads a quartet with Junius Paul on bass, Harrison Bankhead on cello and Dushun Mosley on drums: 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Velvet Lounge, 67 E. Cermak Rd.; $10-$20; 312-791-9050.
Tammy McCann, a multifaceted vocalist: 7:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday at the Checkerboard Lounge, 5201 S. Harper Ave.; $10; 773-684-1472.


Pacers forward Paul George goes toward the basket around the Lakers' Wesley Johnson during the third quarter of Indiana's victory. George scored 20 points.
Indiana already had the league's No. 1 defense. The Lakers discovered Tuesday that the Pacers' offense is becoming just as potent.
Paul George had 20 points, seven rebounds and six assists, newcomer Evan Turner and five other Pacers reached double figures, and the East's top team blew out the West's worst, 118-98.
Turner, in his first game with Indiana, finished with 13 points and six rebounds.


Colorado Business Roundtable has their upcoming Awards Luncheon. This year the focus is on Champions in Industry. Today's guest is one of our nominees in the Technology category, learn all about Zayo Group from Dennis Kyle.
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Orbelin Pineda grew up in a family of footballers. His older brother is also a professional though he hasn't ascended beyond the second tier of Mexican football so far. Orbelin could – with the right mix of hard work, results and luck – play in the very best leagues in the world.
Having come through the Querétaro F.C. academy and then made a name for himself in their first team, he agreed a deal to join arguably the biggest club in Mexico this time last year. He has settled as though he has been there 12 years, not 12 months.
At Querétaro there were times when he arguably outperformed Ronaldinho on the pitch; though the press coverage never allowed it to appear that way. Pineda likes to adopt the advanced role in the midfield two, and backs that up with a decent goal return. He's a good player and we're told he is quite mature for his age. Playing as a box-to-box midfielder, it helps if you are a leader that can inspire those around you and drag them through matches. Pineda appears capable of eventually doing that on a week-by-week basis.
It has been less than a year since Orbelin made the switch from Querétaro to Chivas and it is testament to the player and the club that he looks very comfortable in their midfield. He was signed with the expectation to become a first team regular and drive the club back to the top of the Mexican game, but to have his feet well under the table four months shy of his 21st birthday is good going.
It has now been 10 years since Club Deportivo Guadalajara were top of the pile in the Mexican top flight though fourth place in this season's Apetura is a very solid start. Pineda started all 19 of their games throughout the league and play-offs, though he may feel rather disappointed to have not matched his return of four goals from last year's Clausura.
That will come, as will more international caps. He's been a frequent feature on the Mexico bench throughout the year, though he has been limited to just 100 minutes of action so far. For now, patience will be key. Hector Herrera is a very talented footballer and in truth, Pineda isn't on his level yet.
He talks well in interviews and appears to be a grounded individual. He often speaks about the players and coaches that help to teach him about new elements he can add to his game, and he seems very aware that he can't allow himself to rest on his laurels. Hopefully that isn't just lip service and he doesn't jump at the first hint of foreign interest during this winter break.
Orbelin is an excellent place to learn the game, improve as a player and eventually make the switch to Europe. He needs between 18 months and two years before we'd be sure he could handle an UEFA Champions League club; and most of that needs to be focused on tightening up his game. Defensively he could be better.
Hopefully he has the right people around him, who know he is better to stay where he is for another couple of seasons. Win a trophy or two with Chiavas, get the next World Cup in Russia under his belt and then maybe don't book a flight back to Mexico afterwards.


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Child Support Obligations and the Loss of Employment Due to COVID-19
The current unemployment numbers as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic are staggering. For those individuals who have been lucky enough to maintain their employment through the current health crisis, many have seen their income significantly reduced as a result of cost-saving measures by employers concerned with the long-term survival of their businesses.
While some are hopeful that the current economic downswing will merely be a blip on the radar, it is impossible to predict how long the individuals who were terminated, laid off, or furloughed from their jobs will be out of work. It is equally uncertain how long "temporary" reductions in salaries will remain in place. Simply put, people who currently find themselves out of work or working for less pay are struggling to find a way to make ends meet. There is no consensus as to how long this "new normal" will extend.
With the elimination or reduction of their prior income, and the receipt of unemployment benefits at a substantially reduced rate, many parents are wondering whether a modification of child support is appropriate.
To start, it is no secret that both financial and emotional support are vital to the well-being of a child. New Jersey recognizes this principle and requires parents to pay support to ensure that their child's basic needs are met. The right to receive financial support belongs to the child, not the parent.
It is well-settled law in the State of New Jersey that an Order for child support is subject to review and modification upon a showing of a substantial change in circumstances. Unfortunately, there is no bright-line rule to determine whether a change in circumstances is substantial thereby warranting a modification of a child support obligation. The determination of whether a modification of child support is appropriate rests in the sound discretion of Superior Court Judges. It is important to note that each case is fact-sensitive and in considering a request to modify support, Courts will consider many factors, including income, assets, and debts of the parties.
Child support obligations are generally not modified unless the payor can show that the purported change in circumstances is permanent. Courts have consistently rejected requests to reduce child support based on circumstances which are only temporary and/or speculative. The issue with the current influx of unemployment is that no one knows how long the current economic uncertainty will last or how long it will take our country to rebound from it.
It is my opinion that, absent other factors, Courts will likely view job-loss and/or reduction of income resulting from COVID-19 as a "temporary" change in circumstances at this time. New Jersey Courts are always reluctant to modify child support if a change in circumstances is not permanent. In the event Courts were inclined to recalculate support obligations so soon after the start of COVID-19 outbreak, the result would be an overwhelming flood of new cases with non-custodial parents seeking a reduction in child support.
Governor Murphy signed Executive Order 103 declaring a State of Emergency and a Public Health Emergency on March 9, 2020. It is my view that Courts will not be inclined to modify support orders until more time has passed, and we have more clarity regarding the length and breadth of the current economic downturn. That is not to say that if an individual remains out of work for several months, despite continued and legitimate efforts to obtain employment, that a revaluation may not be appropriate down the road.
Individuals who are currently out of work should take proactive steps to begin to build their case in the event an application or motion to modify support is necessary in the future. In cases of unemployment, Judges have generally required payor parents to show their efforts to obtain other employment. Simply waiting and hoping that a former employer will be able to bring an employee back is not the best way to demonstrate an individual's motivation to find work and support his or her children.
It is advisable to apply to multiple jobs on a weekly basis and maintain documentation, such as applications and cover letters, to prove these efforts to the Court. While Judges may be more lenient on litigants due to the lack of available employment positions as a result of the coronavirus, good faith efforts to seek employment will be rewarded.
Finally, if you are currently obligated to pay child support, and you are out of work, it is highly recommended that you make some payment towards the obligation, even if you cannot pay it all. This is another way to demonstrate your good faith to the Court which will generally be viewed favorably.
Please call me with any questions about this blog.

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Within most technology companies, there are four general categories of employees: Management, Sales, Systems Engineering & Marketing. Most presentations are conducted by Systems Engineers or Marketing teams. Reach out beyond your Sales Representative to the Systems Engineering or Marketing teams to acquire the best presenters.
Use the sales rep "locators" that many companies have on their web sites to locate your regional company representative. Work through this person to schedule a presentation with their Systems Engineering or Marketing teams.
If you cannot locate or do not know a representative for a company, use the contact information found at the bottom of most company press releases. These people can often assist in locating a person within their company who can present to your MUG.
Consider showcasing your MUG by making a "media kit" or a flyer and distributing it to local computer stores, internet service providers, real estate offices, schools, etc. These materials can get more people interested in joining your MUG. When mailed to companies, they can also be a great way to get them interested in sending presenters to your events.
In addition to the always-popular product updates, many other presentation topics are available on a wide range of hardware and software technologies. If your MUG has specific areas of interest, let the presenter know so that a presentation can be customized for your audience.
The big presentation "seasons" for companies that sell Macintosh-related products are the weeks right after Macworld Expo San Francisco and Macworld Expo New York.
Talk with other MUGs for presenter suggestions and/or topic ideas. When you find a good presenter or topic, let other MUGs know via the MugCenter and/or the Apple User Group Digest.
For extra special presentations, consider opening the event to other MUGs in the area so that everyone can benefit.
Write a press release about the upcoming event, your MUG and the presenter. Distribute it to the local media and major Mac info web sites, such as MacCentral. This will help generate interest and awareness not only for the event, but also for your MUG.
On your MUG's web site, include information about the upcoming presentation, including a link to the presenter's company and/or products.
Consider making each MUG activity education-focused. Send your MUG's "media kit" and press releases to school districts, inviting teachers and students to participate. Consider offering student membership discounts.
If necessary, provide the presenter with names and locations of the nearest airports and/or hotels a few weeks before the event.
A few weeks before the show, email the presenter with the street address and directions for your meeting facility. In addition, provide an address (not a P.O. box) to which the presenter can ship equipment and/or raffle items to ahead of time.
Provide plenty of open table space and power strips for the presenter's demo equipment, props, etc.
A few weeks before the show, make sure that the presenter knows who the MUG's primary contact person should be and their phone number/cell phone number, if possible.
Allow for enough time before the show for the presenter to set up the presentation and to run through the demos. Make sure that all necessary equipment (projector, internet connection, audio system, etc.) is available when the presenter arrives.
Maximize the amount of time the presenter has to do the actual presentation, allowing enough time for demos and Q & A.
Do not have more than one presenter per meeting.
Prior to the show, let the presenter know how an estimate of how many people will be in the audience.
Prior to the show, make sure that the presenter knows how much time is allocated for setup, the presentation itself and for pack down. Also, if the presentation venue must be vacated by a certain time, let the presenter know that as well.
Before the event, consider having a pre-show conference call or brief meeting to fine-tune the presentation, focusing especially on the specific interests (if any) of the audience.
Make sure to properly introduce the presenter to the audience since this is one of the easiest ways to generate excitement right before the presentation begins.
If the presenter is using a podium and a projector, dim the room lights during the show and provide adequate lighting on the presenter.
Provide a good audio system with a wireless microphone, if possible.
At the end of the show, provide adequate time for, and assistance with, packing down the presenter's demo equipment.
If the presenter did a good job, let them know by sending them an email a day or two after the show, copying their manager if possible.
If your MUG distributes their monthly newsletter via email, consider adding the presenter to your list of "subscribers" so that they can keep up to date with the activities of your MUG.


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In the world The history of women in the work force is one of very slow and small progresses, and it has not been different in medicine. The history of women in the professional world is changing over the centuries. Marie Curie was the first to use the term "radioactivity." Through her discovery of radium, Marie paved the way for nuclear physics and cancer therapy. She was the first woman in Europe to earn a doctorate degree (1902), the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, and she was the first person ever to receive two Nobel Prizes (Nobel Prize in Physics (1903) and Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1911)). Only ten women received the Nobel Prize in physiology and medicine to date. The first was Gerty T.R. Cori in 1947 and the last was Carol W. Greider, in 2009 "for the discovery of how chromosomes are protected by telomeres and the enzyme telomerase." The majority of them shared their prize with other scientists. The only woman to receive the prize individually was the geneticist Barbara McClintock in 1983 for the discovery of the jumping genes. In neurosurgery, the first woman to preside the Harvey Cushing Society (today's AANS) and edit the Journal of Neurosurgery was Luise Eisenhardt. In the medical business, we have a worldwide respected and admired, Madame Storz. In Brazil Women were not allowed to attend medical school until 1879. The first female medical doctor in Brazil, Maria Augusta Generoso (from Rio de Janeiro) graduated in New York before returning to Brazil to practice medicine. Rita Lobato (from Rio Grande do Sul) was the first woman to study medicine in Brazil. She graduated in 1887 from the Medical School of Bahia. Over one century went by before Maria Irmã Seixas Duarte became the first professor at the Medical School of the University of São Paulo in 1997. São Paulo is the state of Brazil with the largest population, as well as the strongest economy. Last year, exports from São Paulo corresponded to a third of the total exports of Brazil. In 2010, the population of São Paulo state reached 42 million inhabitants, a number higher than 178 countries in the world and just below 29 other nations. The city of São Paulo alone exceeds 11 million inhabitants. The female population was 51.5% of the total, according to data from 2008. In neurosurgery The Brazilian Society of Neurosurgery (SBN) was created in 1957 with five members and the first woman to become a member of this society was Cleyde Cley da Silva Vescio in 1976, (database from SBN www.SBN.com.br). At that time, she represented 5.6% of all members (1/19). Since then the number of women practicing neurosurgery in Brazil has been increasing in numbers, but the ratio of man to woman is still the same. In 2009, from the 1,758 embers of the SBN, only 97 were female, corresponding to the same 5.5%. On the other hand, women are being admitted in increasing number at the medical schools. In São Paulo, new doctors registering at the Regional Council of Medicine in São Paulo/Brazil (CREMESP) are consolidating a trend: from the 3,029 graduates in medicine that registered in 2009, 1,645 (54%) were women and 1,384 (46%) were men. Men represented 66.43% of new registrations in 1980. Twenty years later in 2000, male presence decreased, but men were still the majority, comprising 55.39% of new registrations. The inversion only happened in 2006 when women represented 51.75% of the 3,030 new registrations of the year. In 2007, women represented 52.78% and in 2008, 52.96%. For the president of CREMESP, Luiz Alberto Bacheschi, in view of the fourth consecutive year of female predominance, the historic series points to a feminization of the medical profession in the state of São Paulo In neurosurgery Some questions arise from this information. Why are there so few female neurosurgeons despite an increase of graduating female doctors? Also, why hasn't the man to woman ratio changed in the last three decades? Is this na isolated fact or part of the secular lifestyle? This year, a new law in Brazil determines that a minimum of 30% of candidates for seats in the government be of each gender, but no politic party has achieved this goal. There is a saying that claims that if a woman decides to have one child a year, then her job will have to be performed by somebody else. Reality is somewhat different. Fertility is decreasing, even in Brazil. Ten years ago the mean number of children per woman was 2.5 children and now it is around 1.3 per woman. With medical schools tending to be more accessible to women and the decreasing fertility rate, the neurosurgical specialty could become another option for a medical career. This year there were four major candidates for president of Brazil, two of them being women. In October 31st, Brazilians elected the first woman presidente in our history. This fact, however, may not necessarily change the neurosurgical work force profile. There has been no trend toward any change in the man to woman ratio in neurosurgery in the last 10 years (Fig. 1). Interestingly, despite an unchanging gender division, the members of the SBN are getting younger over the last 10 years. So, easier access to medical schools has not affected the decision of women to choose neurosurgery as a career. The next challenge will be to find ways to attract more women in this field. In São Paulo São Paulo hosts the largest private hospital in South America: Beneficência Portuguesa Hospital (BPH) managed by the Ermirio de Moraes family since 1951. It consists of six buildings; 143,000 m2; 1,920 beds; 64 operating rooms; and a tradition in neurosurgery and heart surgery. On average, 30 thousand surgeries are performed every year. In 2008, there were 7,851 (34%) cardiac surgeries and 1,552 neurological surgeries. There is a big potential for increasing the number of neurosurgical procedures according to local redefinition in work strategies. In the year of the 151st anniversary of BPH, the creation of a pediatric neurosurgery unit is an advance in the care provided for children with neurological problems who require neurosurgical intervention. The coincidence is the fact that all the neurosurgeons of the team are women (cover figure). In the neurosurgery department at HBP, there are many prominent, internationally renowned figures who have been working for many decades. Although the hospital is a private institution, 60% of its clientele belongs to the poorer socioeconomic classes, insured by the government's Unified Healthcare System. To be able to provide the same quality of care to the poor as it is given to those with private health insurance is a dream on the verge of becoming true. Perhaps one day we can celebrate the absence of waiting lists for elective surgeries for children who need neurosurgical procedures. Today there are still children—in the public healthcare system, with problems such as occult dysraphism, craniofacial deformities, and other malformations—who spend years waiting for elective surgery. Our team was born from a 15-year period dedicated to pediatric neurosurgery, working in São Paulo. We believe that pediatric neurosurgery is na interdisciplinary specialty and one of the essential characteristics of such team is the ability to add professionals that improve the results that are obtained to benefit the child, family, team, and the institution. It is quite an achievement to work for an institution that has dedicated 151 years of service to the community and is a reference in medical and hospital care for all segments of society. It is our goal to maintain reliability and excellence in the training of new professionals, focusing on the care provided for children with neurological problems and/or congenital malformations. In pediatric neurosurgery The Brazilian Pediatric Neurosurgery Society (www.sbnped.org), created in 1999, is a department of the Brazilian Society of Neurosurgery. Since then, we have pediatric neurosurgical meetings every 2 years. Since 2008, SBNPed had Child's Nervous System as the official jornal of the society. Until now, we do not have the exact number of the members, we only perceive a number of women more expressive in pediatric neurosurgical meetings when we compare spinal, vascular, or epilepsy meetings. The creation of a new neurosurgical team focused on pediatric neurosurgery and composed only of female pediatric neurosurgeons is an event to celebrate. As far as we know, there is no other neurosurgical team composed exclusively of women. We hope we may provide some sort of encouragement for other physicians to become neurosurgeons. Some years ago, Dr. Ezio Di Rocco, editor in chief of the ISPN journal Children's Nervous System said that if some day, some country were to have a female neurosurgery team, this country would probably be Brazil. At the time, this seemed like a very distant reality, but the circumstances made his prediction come true.


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Description Weekend Open Thread: August 25th and 26th Youth Everson Griffen Jersey , 2018 Good Morning!Since I'm not local but pay for Sunday Ticket I wasn't able to watch the game last night, however I did follow the game thread (thank you Nanya) and it sounded like a mix bag of results through the first half.If I understand correctly, our rookie kicker won the kicking competition over Kobra Kai Forbath, then promptly missed his first two field goal attempts wide left, just great. Obviously I've seen the score this morning, still going to watch on DVR though.While we're waiting impatiently for the regular season to start we'll continue with our weekend thread full of beer recommendations, nap strategies, crock pot and smoker recipes. Have another cup of coffee or a beer if you're so inclined and drop by for some fan wisdom and snark. It's going to be a hawt taek weekend, have fun but be considerate.Around the DN since our last thread:Skelly10 writes LB Vikings Antwione Williams was fined for making a tackle on a QB roughing the passer against the Jacksonville Jaguars.The Vikings were looking for some clarity last night per Ted.Welcome to the Sloterhouse: Kyle Sloter leads the Vikings to 21-20 victory over Seahawks from Chris.Wludford says QB Kyle Sloter should back up Kirk Cousins, spot on!Vikings news from other sources:From Vikings.com Head Coach Mike Zimmer addressed the media after Friday's win over Seattle.How about some post game sound from Jake Wieneke, Chad Beebe, Kyle Sloter and new Vikings Safety George Iloka.League news: From NFL.com What we learned from last night's preseason games.Adrian Peterson states case for featured RB role.Josh Gordon set to take part in Browns walkthroughs.From the Players Tribune: Journey to Self-Julius Thomas.We come to today's media selection: If football coaches were honest (thanks Tor66)Again, we all know the rules, but in case someone is new:-No discussion of politics or religion-No feeding of the trolls-This isn't a male version of The View, so leave the gender hatred at the door-Keep the bad language to a minimum (using the spoiler tags, if you must)-Speaking of which, if discussing a newer show or movie http://www.thevikingsfootballauthentic.com/xavier-rhodes-jersey-authentic , please use spoiler tags-No pictures that could get someone fired or in serious trouble with their employer-If you can't disagree in a civil manner, feel free to go away-While navigating the open thread, just assume it's sarcasmWith that, the beer light is on and the bar is open. Belly up and tie one on. Don't forget to tip your waitress, try the venison chili and as always, Welcome Aboard and Skol Vikings! With his MMA-trained hands knocking would-be tacklers out of the way, Chandler Jones has quietly become one of the best defensive players in the NFL.The league sack leader with a franchise-record 17 last season as an outside linebacker, Jones has switched to defensive end in the team's new scheme and is harassing quarterbacks as well or better than he has in the past.Take last week's 28-18 win at San Francisco, for example. Jones had six tackles, a sack, two tackles for loss, two quarterback hits, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and a pass swatted down (preventing a two-point conversion). He was named NFC defensive player of the week for his performance."The standard that he put on tape this past week is what the standard is," defensive coordinator Al Holcomb said. "That's the expectation level for him. And we talk about that each and every day, being at his best on game day, coming to play and impacting the game because he can wreck a game."But Jones said he was nowhere near his best against the 49ers."I wouldn't say this is my best football Youth Harrison Smith Jersey ," Jones said. "A lot of people might say that, but there were a lot of plays on Sunday that I left out there. I wish I could get them back. But that's the thing about football, you have the opportunity to correct those mistakes."Next up is a matchup with the Vikings Sunday in Minnesota, where the Cardinals will have to deal with Kirk Cousins and an array of big-play receivers.Jones expects a lot of attention."You're always getting double-teamed, being a pass rusher," he said. "You just have to be aware."In the offseason, Jones trains with his brother, MMA fighter Jon "Bones" Jones. It's helped in his endurance, Jones said, and "pretty much hand speed.""When you play the sport of football, whoever has the faster hands wins," he said.Holcomb said that when Jones plays like he did last weekend, it rubs off on everyone around him.It "picks up the other 10 men in the huddle," Holcomb said. "And they're trying to match his intensity and his play and his production."The Cardinals sent guard Jonathan Cooper and a second-round pick to acquire Jones in 2016. A year later, Arizona signed Jones to a five-year, $83 million contract with $53 million guaranteed. He's lived up to that kind of paycheck.Since 2016, Jones has 32 sacks Youth Anthony Barr Jersey , more than anyone else in the NFL. Von Miller is second with 27 1/2. He had seven more tackles for loss last season than any other player, in addition to leading the league in sacks. But he does it without any bravado."He's one of the premier defensive ends in the National Football League," Holcomb said. "He goes about his business in a quiet-type fashion, which is fine. If he continues to play like this, which we're counting on him doing, the recognition will come."Jones said the accolades don't mean much."I get that question all the time about not getting national recognition," he said. "My biggest thing each and every season, even when I was back in New England, is just earning the respect and the trust from my peers, my co-workers, this locker room, the coaches, the training staff, everyone around here. I feel if I can get trust from those guys I have those guys telling me 'You're doing a good job' then I'm happy."


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Ivan Franičević, a member of the presidency of the MBA Croatia association
Ivan Franičević is a member of the presidency of the MBA Croatia association. Ivan is the CEO of RASCO, a leading manufacturer of transport infrastructure maintenance machines in Europe. Already during his studies at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing in Zagreb, he founded two companies in the field of telecommunications and IT technology, including an international telecommunications operator with operations in the Middle East. He was also Sales Manager at Siemens, and after completing his MBA program at the globally leading London Business School, he joined RASCO as Chief Operating Officer until taking over as CEO in 2015.
How did you decide to enroll in MBA Studies?
My basic education is highly technical. I have a B.Sc. in electrical engineering, but my interest has always been twofold. As a student, I had my first trips to entrepreneurial waters, founding two companies. I quickly realized that a strong combination of technical knowledge and business education is a great formula for successfully fulfilling my ambitions in business waters. Therefore, the decision to enroll in MBA studies was somewhat natural.
Why are you in the MBA Croatia Association?
Personally, I think that one of the key problems of modern Croatia is the lack of leadership, which stems in part from a lack of formal education. Therefore, it is necessary to popularize MBA studies and educate the generation of new leaders. I believe that it is my duty to contribute to the development and popularization of MBA studies in Croatia. It is logical to unite all former MBA students, regardless of affiliation to a particular school, in one common network and achieve the goals of promoting MBA studies, which is the foundation of my membership in the Association.
What is the mission of the association and what does it represent?
The mission of the association is to inspire everyone who comes in contact with its activities in creating a better and more prosperous society around us. Our desire is to promote the excellence of both the individuals and the companies they lead or work in and thus inspire each individual to influence and lead positive change that ultimately means a better environment for all of us.
What are the values of MBA Croatia?
The main values we promote are ethics, high integrity and personal responsibility. Although as an association we bring together highly educated business people, our goals are aimed at improving the business and social climate, developing a society of responsible and engaged people who want and have a personal ambition to contribute to changing the way society thinks. In doing so, we want to be inclusive of all those who want positive social change, and we believe that we as members must be curious, eager for new knowledge and, of course, ready to contribute in every field in which we are involved.


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Clinical PsyD Student Commissioned into United States Navy
Clinical PsyD Student Kelly Main was commissioned into United States Navy in a ceremony held at the College in July.
Kelly Main, a rising fifth-year student in the Clinical Psychology PsyD program, was commissioned into the United States Navy on July 12 in a ceremony held at the College. Main was sworn in by Lieutenant Commander Anthony Roa, who was joined by Chief Michael Abrajano from the U.S. Navy Recruiting District New England. She will join at the rank of Lieutenant and will be completing her APA internship next year, providing mental health treatment to active-duty service members, their families and veterans in San Diego.
Dr. Nicholas Covino, who provided an introduction prior to the official commissioning ceremony, spoke about the importance of bearing witness to pivotal moments in individuals' lives; moments during which individuals, like Main, dedicate themselves to something bigger than themselves.
Jenny D'Olympia, an Air Force Veteran and recent graduate of the Clinical Psychology PsyD program, then shared words of wisdom with Main and the audience about her own commissioning ceremony and experience in the Air Force. She highlighted the importance and need of mental health services in the United States military and applauded Kelly for rising to the occasion to meet this need.
Many friends and family members were in attendance at the Ceremony. Main thanked all of those in attendance and emphasized that her accomplishments were not hers alone. She attended Officer Development School (ODS) on August 11th in Newport, Rhode Island, and then drove across country to start her APA internship at the Naval Medical Center in San Diego.
Newly-Comissioned Lt. Kelly Main (center) with Jenny D'Olympia (left) and Dr. Sonia Suri.
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The School Committee agreed to move forward with the power purchase agreement between the Town of Winthrop and Solect Energy last Monday, allowing for the installation of solar panels on the high school/middle school roof.
After the original proposal was made last year, members of the town council and school committee had several questions regarding the impact that the work would have on both the building and the students, and after much deliberation, both parties agreed it would be best to go forward with the project.
"I'm concerned about the fact that we have a pristine roof here. However, I like the idea of getting energy from the sun, and I'm voting in favor of it," said School Committee member Gus Martucci.
The project, which is expected to start in 2019, will consist of two weeks mechanical work and two weeks electrical work, following a pre-inspection conducted by the roof company.
The work will be implemented on a schedule that will have the least amount of disruptions to the students, and there will be a constant flow of communication between the maintenance staff at the school and the project manager at Solect Energy. In the coming months, the company will meet with all stakeholders in the project and solidify a timeline that includes construction planning, permitting, and safety precautions.
An additional kindergarten teacher was hired and attended a meet and greet with the parents and students who will be transitioned into the seventh kindergarten classroom.
Blackstrap BBQ and For Kids Only will host a coat drive on Dec. 6, from 7-9 p.m.


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Revolutionizing Outdated but Promising Government Mapping Tools
AmigoCloud founder Ragi Burhum details how his next-gen mapping startup intends to improve the current state of mapping software.
by Jason Shueh / January 26, 2016
From left, AmigoCloud Co-founders Victor Chernetsky and Ragi Burhum. AmigoCloud
Nearly everyone is acquainted with the irksome and awkward maps on mobile devices. They're wedged into screens so scrolling turns tricky, squinting becomes a necessity, and redirects — links to apps or other sites — bounce users out of their Web destinations entirely.
The head-thumping vexations are what drove Ragi Burhum and Victor Chernetsky to conceptualize AmigoCloud in 2012. The duo markets AmigoCloud as a next-gen mapping company with a knack for mobile screens and friendly tools for Geographic Information System (GIS) management. Targeted at both the public and private sectors, AmigoCloud acts as an in-between technology to bottle the complexities of the geospatial world into a platform for editing and sharing.
As the company's CEO, Burham, who cut his teeth as a former GIS expert at Esri, has steadily expanded AmigoCloud with support from the civic tech advocacy group Code for America and through venture capital investment from firms like the Govtech Fund, which specializes in promising government technology startups. This year Government Technology also included the company in its Govtech100 for its noteworthy innovations in the sector.
Burham outlined his company's strategies and next steps in an interview with Government Technology.
Government Technology: What led to the creation of AmigoCloud? And what are it's most used features?
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AmigoCloud CEO and co-founder Ragi Burhum: AmigoCloud was born out of the the frustration with the current state of mapping software. Contemporary computing in our everyday lives is typically done with a smartphone that is powered by some form of cloud services (Facebook, Gmail, etc.). Yet, in the area of mapping, we are usually stuck with technology that resembles desktop computing of the '90s. We asked ourselves why?
Our most used feature is offline capture of mapping data. Crews go out and collect locations, photos, street signs, storm drains, dens of endangered species, basically anything with a position in the real world. It doesn't matter if they have an Internet connection or not. Our technology automatically takes care of all the complexity behind the scenes.
GT: How has AmigoCloud assisted cities and governments in the past and how do you hope it influences jurisdictions in the next two-to-three years?
Burhum: Most of the cities, state agencies and transportation authorities that have adopted our mobile and cloud technology have saved an enormous amount of time in simplifying their workflows. It is not uncommon to see how something that used to take two weeks of work is cut down to less than one hour. You can easily calculate the ROI for that.
The next two to three years are very clear for us. The way government employees think of technology is changing. They expect their "work software" to work like their "everyday software." They are right. Why put up with clunky apps? If my favorite phone app doesn't work well, my reaction is to delete it and find something else in the app store. Government software will be procured a lot easier, too. We want to be there when you want to try something better.
GT: As one of the fortunate startups to receive funding from the Govtech Fund, how has this backing assisted in the company's development?
Burhum: The Govtech Fund has been extremely helpful for us. There is a new ecosystem of govtech companies (not to be confused with civic tech companies) that is emerging. The Govtech Fund has helped us connect with other startups and people in government interested in the opportunities and challenges of this traditionally untapped $400 billion market. Most venture capitalists shy away from this space because of outdated notions and challenges typically associated with working with government. Like all my govtech peers, we see something different — great opportunities.
GT: In the world of geospatial tech, can you describe a few rising trends and how AmigoCloud plans to keep pace with these?
Burhum: I think the most interesting trend is that the market is starting to feel comfortable with alternatives instead of going with the de facto vendor. This was fueled by the open source explosion. The way we keep pace with these is by being a good citizen and contributing to the open source ecosystem. As a side effect, we have seen that to also be a great source of inbound leads. All of AmigoCloud customers have been inbound — something we are very proud of.
GT: In your blog posts you've written a good deal about your support for open data. What are some of the most impactful types of geospatial data governments can release? And how can they make them most accessible to civic technologists and startups?
Burhum: I have a love-hate relationship with open data initiatives! Don't get me wrong, I am a firm believer that the concept of open data is a good thing. Nevertheless, I think that how the data gets released is very often overlooked, and more often than not, it is badly implemented. Beyond the ironic fact that most open data portals run closed software and are sometimes posted in proprietary formats, there is the issue of how often it gets updated. Having health code violations posted can be very useful, but if that data is six months old, then it loses its value. Stale data stinks.
The best way a government can make their data useful is by keeping it up to date — both source and metadata — and by making sure it is machine readable and not publishing it in proprietary formats that require special software or operating systems to consume it. If the data is useful and it can be scraped easily, somebody will use it.
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Dateline Denver. Hillary Clinton thrilled the party faithful tonight with a rousing speech on the importance of party unity and the need for a major change in Washington and she did it, wearing a giant orange pantsuit.
Clinton's speech, which was extremely well received, was preceded by another rousing address by Brian Schweitzer, the current governor of Montana. Schweitzer hammered John McCain as a representative of "four more years" of the Bush administration, while wearing an bolo tie leading many of the delegates in the venue to question whether or not he was going to a gig as a old-timey ragtime piano player, after the convention. The governor's staff did not comment on the subject.
Tonight the convention continues with speeches from former President Bill Clinton and Vice Presidential Nominee Joe Biden. In light of Hillary's speech calling for unity, many observers are interested in what Bill will have to say, and whether or not he will wear the shirt below.
The cat looks like realizations of his own mortality just flooded his furry little head as he dangles from a dangerously elevated tree branch. Or maybe the realizations of mortality have more to do with how his lower half is missing. Either way, this cat is as good as dead.
Also the bird is definitely mocking him and it certainly is not helping.
Be careful of men bearing the gift of a kitty shirt.
The orange pantsuit thing was totally calculated. Hillary didn't want anyone feeling sorry for her. And who, but her husband, can feel sorry for a woman who deliberately selects orange? Bill was mouthing "I love you anyway" but persuaded the networks to edit the anyway out.


In this paper we consider the problem of creating partitioned drawings of graphs G=(V,E). In a partitioned drawing each vertex is placed inside a given partition cell of a rectangular partition of the drawing area. This problem has several applications in practice, e.g. for UML activity diagrams or wiring schematics. We first formalize the problem and analyze its complexity. Then we give a heuristic approach which is based on the topology-shape-metrics approach and produces partitioned drawings in time O((|V|+c)^2 log (|V|+c)), where c denotes the number of crossings.


HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Hawaii Parkinson Association will hold its annual symposium this weekend. It's a free event for patients, caregivers, and the public to learn from medical experts. Jerry Boster is the president of the association.
In late 2013, about 6 months after retiring from a 29-year Navy career, Jerry was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. He first became involved in the Hawaii Parkinson Association through its annual Walk in 2015, and joined the board of directors the following year. Jerry's motivation for being this is deeply involved in the Parkinson community is partly for his own battle with Parkinson's, but he is also motivated to help other Parkinson's patients and caregivers who aren't able to do it for themselves, and to educate the public so they better understand what Parkinson's is and what it is to live with Parkinson's.


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Does what it says & looks great doing it!
Ödin of Asgard, 10/12/2018 I'm not certain you could find a better, sturdier, or elegant way to read a topographic, pressure chart, or detailed nautical chart. I took it one step further by creating a mahogany base in which it 'nestles' on my sailboat. Nice addition!
Put it in Plain Sight!
Jonathan Flanagan, 12/16/2017 Was excited to see this item in the magazine-I have grown tired of the magnifying glass with the large handle that I feel is necessary to put away in a drawer. This surface magnifier is a great desktop item that has generated home buzz and great for reading those pesky cable company agreements. It also comes in handy for map viewing and route planning for 1:50000 maps.
Manuel Terrazas, 10/1/2016 I bought this..*after* I had gone and bought me a cheap handheld magnifier. I considered the price of this item a bit steep at first, especially after paying about eight bucks for my cheapo magnifier. I am studying Japanese Kanji, those pesky characters that are used in Japanese writings...and some of them, with their numerous strokes, and at my age..are very hard to read. I tried my cheapy magnifier..and it seemed to work ok...so, I waited for my Garret Wade magnifier to arrive. After all I reasoned, if it simply did the work that my handheld 8 dollar magnifier did..I would return the Garret Wade unit. So, am I returning it? HECK NO!! I love this thing! It is heavy, crystal clear, and does an awesome job of magnifying each individual pen stroke of the Kanji without introducing optical distortion. I LOVE THIS THING!! I threw my cheapy in my tool box....and am keeping this thing on my desk where I do my reading. Looks awesome too!
Mario A. Perez, 9/26/2016 I am a retired history teacher who loves maps. The glass magnifier is great for going over old texts fold-outs and its weight keeps the book open. But the real key is that my wife took it over because it helps her read the small print in books and magazines. So a second will have to be ordered. I love it!
Benjamin, 7/27/2016 This thing is a beast. Comes in a slick foam lined box. Much bigger than I expected but it works well. Old school way of reading print.
Trinita, 5/5/2016 A marvelous piece to keep on the desk and use as a paperweight as well as a magnifier. Timeless design, even on land!
Tom Powell, 4/15/2015 I first saw one of these in the chart room on a Coast Guard cutter on which I served in the 1970s. The one I purchased recently from GW works just as well. I am glad to see that modernity has not ruined a good design.
April 2015 Rate & Review Honorable Mention $50 Winner. Congratulations, Tom!!


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La estación de Pétillon es una de las estaciones del sistema de metro de Bruselas situado en el ramal este de la línea 5. La estación fue abierta al público el 20 de septiembre de 1976 y lleva el nombre de Arthur Pétillon, un colono belga que falleció en Etterbeek hacia 1909. La estación sufrió una renovación acabada en abril de 2008 que costó 6,3 millones de euros y duró un año y medio.

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S/V Tango. Log entries 2008-9
Part 11: Wrangell to Olympia
September 22-Oct. 7, 2009
9/23/09. The new Yanmar diesel engine is in place, almost all the wires, hoses, and controls are connected, and only a few details are left. The must-have exhaust elbow arrived this afternoon, and we were delighted to see that the muffler will fit without further surgery or re-orientation.
Gotta love a town where the Catholic Church is at the corner of Church and Greif Streets.
It's raining hard and blowing like stink. Tango wiggles on the jackstands when gusts blow through. Lincoln Rock Light, less than 20 miles south of us, reported sustained winds over 50 knots and gusts to 73. We're well past the good-weather window and into the rainiest month of the year. The novelty has worn off. We want to be on our way!
9/25/09. We're afloat again! The Travelift lowered Tango into the water and the harbor skiff towed her to the dock this afternoon. After completing a few more tasks in the engine compartment, we started the engine. It started instantly but soon quit. There was air in the fuel. We bled the fuel system and started it again, Same result. Start and quit. Peter found a small leak at the fuel pump where the inlet hose was clamped. When the pump wasn't drawing, a bit of fuel dripped. When the engine was running, the pump sucked air in and the engine died. He tightened the clamp and the problem was solved.
9/26/09. We started our sea trials at the dock with Tango tied securely. We ran the engine in neutral for a few minutes, revving it up and down, marveling again at how quickly it starts, how quietly it runs, and how smoke-free it is. Then I put it in forward gear and revved it up to see how well the transmission and prop shaft work. Same in reverse. Everything seemed good to go, so in mid-afternoon we motored out into Zimovia Strait. We ran for a couple of hours, anxiously checking all systems and, pleased with the results, returned to the dock. Peter pointed out that it was the first time Tango had arrived at Wrangell under her own power.
The new transmission is geared lower than the old one (2.36:1 vs. 2.0:1) so the engine runs faster for the same boat speed, but that's good. Diesels don't like to loaf. They last longer and work better if they are pushed hard. The Yanmar has a maximum speed of 3000 rpm and can run at 2800 for days. The old Westerbeke had a maximum sustained speed of 2500 rpm (theoretically—we never dared run it that high for any length of time). With the same prop, the Yanmar reaches 3000 rpm when Tango is just shy of hull speed in flat water. At 2600 rpm, it pushes her at 6.5 knots. I'd like to change the prop so that it runs at 2800 rpm at hull speed in flat water. Our prop has a 12-inch pitch (i.e., it would move the boat forward 12 inches per revolution if there were no slippage). A 13-inch pitch might be about right.
Another reason to change the prop is to get better "traction." The Yanmar has much more torque than the old engine, even though the horsepower rating is the same. It spins the prop so fast when Tango is going slow and I power up to steer or brake that it's like burning rubber when accelerating in a car—lots of noise and action but not much traction. A larger diameter prop would probably help apply this extra power more effectively.
9/28/09. Bob Durnell arrived yesterday to help us sail Tango back to Olympia. We hustled to get last-minute supplies and fuel, then headed south. It sure felt good to be on the move again!
In the afternoon, five orcas crossed our path in southern Ernest Sound. The sun is bright, the clouds high and scattered, and the breeze at our backs. Life is good.
An hour before sunset, we dropped anchor in the little harbor at Meyers Chuck to rig for sailing, eat dinner, and prepare for a night crossing of Dixon Entrance.
Meyers Chuck, Alaska
9/29/09. We ran the engine hard all night, making 7 to 8 knots with the headsail up and a 15-knot following wind. The air was cold and clear, billions and billions of stars twinkling above, and little traffic. The three of us used a six-hour rotation schedule, two hours at the wheel, two hours as crew, two hours off. It would have been nice to have a fourth person aboard so we could have four hours off, but we were able to get almost enough rest.
Just after noon, we landed at the Prince Rupert Rowing and Yacht Club dock and called Customs for clearance. We stayed for a few hours for boat work. The furnace stopped working, much to our dismay. We've come to depend on it! Although a friend claims that you're not really sailing unless you're wet and cold, we've grown accustomed to comfort. Peter called the distributor in Seattle and discovered that it was likely a clogged fuel nozzle, which couldn't be repaired, only replaced. None were available in Prince Rupert.
New cranes may help Prince Rupert develop as a freight terminal.
Giving up on the heater for the moment, we motored another 20 miles before anchoring for the night. Peter dove into the engine compartment and pulled the furnace fuel nozzle out. It was completely clogged. He left it in a solvent bath for the night.
We motored past the Lawyer Islands, flanked by Client Reefs and Bribery Islet.
9/30/09. Peter was able to use a bike pump to blow out the nozzle, but when he re-installed it, the furnace still wouldn't fire up—apparently the fuel filter or the pickup tube in the fuel tank is clogged.
The wind turned against us in the morning, rising to 30 knots on the nose, with choppy seas that dropped our speed to 3.5 knots for a while. Fortunately, the wind eased by mid-afternoon and the current finally gave us a boost. It rained a bit.
10/1/09. We got underway before 07:00 and motored all day in rain and calm air as we transited Grenville Channel, AKA "The Ditch." It's a long, straight channel that has had monotonous low clouds every time I've gone through. If there's big scenery here, I haven't seen it yet. In mid-afternoon, we set anchor in Swanson Bay, where I performed the 50-hour service on the engine and transmission (oil and filter change, valve adjustment, prop shaft alignment). The used motor oil had hardly any color in it. What a contrast with the old engine, where new oil literally turned black the moment after it was poured into the crankcase.
10/2/09. Again, we started motoring as soon as it was light enough to see the shore. We kept speed up all day and landed at Shearwater Marine Resort near Bella Bella just before closing time at the fuel dock. After taking on 209 liters (< 1 gallon per hour at 6-7 knots), we tied up at the dock for the night so we could get showers, do laundry, have dinner, and plug in the little electric space heater. Although the day was beautifully dry and warm, the night (and especially the morning) will be cold. Inside Tango the humidity is high and condensation is a problem inside lockers, under mattresses, and in other areas where there isn't much air movement.
10/3/09. As the first light of a glorious dawn tinged the eastern sky, we pulled away from the dock to begin our next long passage. If the weather permits, we'll cross Queen Charlotte Sound overnight and be inshore of Vancouver Island within a day.
We saw two orcas and the spouts of several humpbacks as we rounded Kaiete Point and entered Fisher Channel. A 25-knot NW wind was in the forecast, giving us hope that we'd get some good downwind sailing. We unfurled the headsail for a few hours in a following breeze that was barely enough to keep the sail filled, but it died and left the sail flapping back and forth as Tango rolled in the erratic swells and chop in Queen Charlotte Sound. The day started with a beautiful dawn, continued with warm sun and clear skies until a gorgeous sunset and a bright full moon in a cloudless sky.
Tango's wake disturbs a a sunset reflection.
10/4/09. We made 118 nautical miles and landed at the dock at Port McNeill on Vancouver Island at 01:00 this morning. We stayed long enough to fill the water tanks and get some sleep, then got underway about 10:00. There was frost on the dock and the lawns this morning.
When we approached in the middle of the night, I was confused by this barge and crane in what I thought was the middle of the fairway into the boat basin. I spun Tango in a circle while we tried to figure out what was going on. Our spotlight showed that a reef of gravel stretched between the barge and the end of the breakwater. If the tide had been high it would have been invisible and we might have run aground on it. In the daylight, we saw that the breakwater was being extended. The reef of gravel was the base on which the crane was placing rip-rap.
Wanting to pass through Johnstone Strait during daylight, we kept the engine at 2800 rpm, 7 to 7.5 knots, and pressed on with helpful currents until the last hour before sunset, when we set anchor in Bear Bight at the east end of the strait. Johnstone Strait is notorious for foul winds and floaters—logs, stumps, deadheads, and miscellaneous flotsam that can cause the unwary boater great harm—but we had few encounters with driftwood.
S/V Maple Leaf, a 105-year-old yacht restored and turned into a charter vessel.
10/5/09. We had to get up at 03:00 and be underway before 04:00 to catch the right tide through Discovery Passage. By controlling the throttle carefully to maintain a speed of 7 knots over ground through currents that were sometimes helpful, sometimes adverse, we were able to pass over Ripple Rock right at slack. As we emerged from Seymour Narrows, we met a tug towing a barge headed into the gap. I was glad we were early enough to get through before he entered.
When I sighted the tug, he was on our port on a bearing perpendicular to ours that looked like a collision course. I could tell that he wouldn't make the right-angle turn into the narrows until he had pulled the barge to the center of the fairway, so I turned hard to port to cross to the other side of the channel. He immediately began his turn, tracking us as we crossed his path. He gave five short blasts of his horn, meaning danger! I was acutely aware of the hazard but it was too late to reverse course. I just kept the throttle up and it soon became apparent that we'd cross well before the tug reached our track.
A great blue heron does his yoga at Campbell River.
S/V Wildwood, patterned after Joshua Slocum's Spray, was built by her owner "in 23 Manitoba summers" before being launched six years ago.
Wildwood shows beautiful attention to detail.
At 08:22, we landed at the guest dock at Discovery Harbour Marina in Campbell River. Four hours later, after the tide turned in our favor and our shopping and showers were done, we resumed our voyage, planning to do another overnighter through the Strait of Georgia to Friday Harbor.
A Campbell River totem.
The night was beautiful, clear, and calm, with a moon just two days past full. There was a thin fog at water level that veiled the several tankers and freighters that we encountered during the night. We could see them on radar and make out their red, green, and white navigation lights, but their bulk was invisible until they were within a half mile. On one leg, we went 80 nautical miles on the same heading.
10/6/09. We landed at Friday Harbor and checked in with customs after another excellent passage. As we started the engine to pull away from the customs dock, the engine quit. It had air in the fuel again. One of the Racor fuel filters was clogged with black crud and the engine couldn't pull fuel through it. We had been running on the port tank, which we rarely use and which supplies fuel to the furnace. No wonder the furnace nozzle clogged! I switched to the other Racor and pumped fuel from the port tank through it to the main fuel tank, then switched to the main tank for the engine fuel supply.
We motored south through San Juan Channel, across the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and dropped the anchor in Port Ludlow just before sunset.
Cormorants cover a rock at Port Ludlow.
10/7/09. Hoping to reach Olympia before dark (80 miles), we left Port Ludlow an hour before dawn. Through fair weather, we motored past Seattle and Tacoma, passed through Tacoma Narrows, and traversed Nisqually Reach.
Mt. Rainier hides in the haze.
We made it to Swantown Marina at Olympia half an hour before sunset and tied up at the guest dock, Tango's home for the winter.
The dome of the State Capitol marks Olympia's skyline.
Tango made 831 nautical miles in ten days, 132 engine hours, for an average of 6.3 knots. It may be a speed record for slow boats. It's certainly my personal record for passage between Wrangell and Olympia. We had great adventures and misadventures on this summer's passage. We're looking forward to more.
--Dennis Todd
Photos by Dennis Todd and Peter Ffolliott.
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True Crime Author Bradley Nickell was interviewed on the Heidi Harris Show on Las Vegas AM 840 KXNT on 04/13/16. Did you miss it live? No worries, we've got the recording of the show below! It's a great look into and an update to the story behind Bradley's incredibly popular true crime story, REPEAT OFFENDER.
Heidi Harris is the queen of talk radio, named by Talker's Magazine as One of America's Top 100 Most Influential Radio Hosts, with mega-guests all the time from presidential candidates such as U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, Carly Fiorina, Dr. Ben Carson, Herman Cain, and other popular personalities like Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col Ralph Peters, Evangelist Franklin Graham, and former New York City mobster Henry Hill.
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Think reading a true crime story isn't for you? REPEAT OFFENDER isn't like most other true crime stories. You won't find a dead body or blood and gore in the book. What you will find is a psychological battle between a lifelong cop and a career criminal. The events are gripping and the writing is fast-paced. Everyone reading it is saying they can't put it down. There's even a great redemption story in the book, so you will be left with a feeling of satisfaction when good triumphs over evil. It's also a memoir of sorts because the author, Bradley Nickell, was the lead detective in the investigation. You will get to be right there with Bradley, learning what his thoughts were as the investigation unfolded.
REPEAT OFFENDER is available in paperback and Kindle, and is on Audible and iTunes as an audio book.
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Bradley Nickell's REPEAT OFFENDER was chosen as the True Crime book of 2015 by Suspense Magazine!


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Q: Angularjs ngClick to change another view I'm working on a demo using Angularjs. Here is the preview of the demo.
In the demo, there is a list on the left. And there is also a list on the right. I need to change the View of the right list when I click on the item of the left list.
I use 2 controllers to control left list and right list. Every item of left list has a ng-click attribute to trigger the change of the right list.
So how to make the right list change?
Maybe, I should use a controller to control both the right and left list? (it seems not appropriate)
Maybe, I should $watch a parameter of the $rootScope? (too tricky)
At last, what's the suitable way to handle this situation? How to trigger the change of another controller?

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http://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng.$rootScope.Scope#$broadcast
http://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng.$rootScope.Scope#$on


Manufactured indignation takes away from the authenticity and honest clash of ideas and arguments that should be the purpose of debate in Parliament.
Here is the worst example I've personally witnessed of how certain MPs are all too ready to score a political point by manufactured indignation: NDP MP Jinny Sims who, out of the blue (and I was sitting right in the chamber behind JohnMcCallum) accuses him of calling her a "young woman".
Mr. Speaker, we are in Parliament, and this is a parliamentary debate. I am not here to be called a young woman in this room. I am here as a parliamentarian, thanks very much.
I must admit I did not hear the exact wording. I go back to the hon. member for Markham—Unionville to reference and continue with his answer.
Mr. Speaker, you can check the record, or someone can check the record. I never used that term.
However, my point is that the NDP loves to blame the Liberals for everything.
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