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Q: PHP variable not being passed to AJAX call? Im trying to get my PHP script called from AJAX (that is in my main php file).
Here's an example of what it is supposed to do: http://jsfiddle.net/xfuddzen/
The HTML source code shows only desk_box DIV being created (which is in my main.php). station_info DIV (being created in the display_station.php) is not there. How can I fix this? thanks in advance
Problem: DIVs from my display_stationinfo.php are not being created by using the AJAX call.
main.php with JQuery/AJAX part:

<?php
                    //didsplay Desk stations in the map
                    while($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($desk_coord_result)){
                        //naming X,Y values
                        $id    = $row['coordinate_id'];
                        $x_pos = $row['x_coord'];
                        $y_pos = $row['y_coord'];
                        //draw a box with a DIV at its X,Y coord
                        echo "
id:".$id."
";
                } //end while loop for desk_coord_result
     ?>

display_station.php (script that I want to call):
<?php
include 'db_conn.php';
//query to show workstation/desks information from DB for the DESKS
$station_sql = "SELECT coordinate_id, x_coord, y_coord, section_name FROM coordinates";
$station_result = mysqli_query($conn,$station_sql);

//see if query is good
if ($station_result === false) {
    die(mysqli_error());
}

//Display workstations information in a hidden DIV that is toggled
    $html = '';
if($station_result->num_rows > 0){
  while($row = $station_result->fetch_object()) {
    $id  = $row->coordinate_id;
    $html .= "
x_coord}px;top:{$row->y_coord}px;'>Hello the id is:$id
Section:{$row->section_name}

";
  }
}
else{
  // no results - may want to do something with $html
          $html = "no result given";
}

$station_result->free();
$conn->close();
echo $html;
?>

A: Why dont you filter the coordinate in the query? Like this:
$station_sql = "SELECT coordinate_id, x_coord, y_coord, section_name FROM coordinates WHERE coordinate_id = " . $_GET['coordinate_id'];

And in jquery code:
url: 'display_stationinfo.php?coordinate_id=' + id,

A: Let's start with your database connection, which should be on a separate secure page.
connect.php:
<?php
function db(){
  return new mysqli('host', 'username', 'password', 'database');
}
?>

Obviously, your host will not be 'host'.
Now main.php:
<?php
// only use for PHP on this page for initial page load - target other pages with AJAX
?>
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta http-equiv='content-type' content='text/html;charset=utf-8' />
    <title>This is Where Your Title Goes</title>

    <link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='main.css' />

Now for main.js:
//<![CDATA[
$(function(){
var ms = $('#map_size');
$.post('main_init.php', {init:'1'}, function(d){
  for(var i in d){
    var di = d[i], x = di.x, y = di.y;
    var sti = $("

").css({
      left:x,
      top:y
    });
    // HTML id, class, and name attributes cannot start with a number
    $("
id:"+i+'
').css({
      left:x,
      top:y
    }).appendTo(ms).append(sti).click(function(){
      var info = $(this).next();
      $.post('live_info.php', {station_id:info.attr('id').replace(/^station_info_/, '')}, function(r){
        // do stuff with r
        info.html('love:'+r.love+'
hate:'+r.hate).toggle();
      }, 'json');
    });
  }
}, 'json');
});
// use CSS to do `.desk_box,.station_info_{position:absolute;}`
//]]>

Now for main_init.php:
<?php
if(isset($_POST['init']) && $_POST['init'] === '1'){
  include_once 'connect.php'; $db = db(); $json = array();
  $q = $db->query("SELECT * FROM table WHERE"); // example only
  if($q->num_rows > 0){
    while($r = $q->fetch_object()){
      $json[strval($r->coordinate_id)] = array('x' => $r->x_coord, 'y' => $r->y_coord);
    }
  }
  else{
    // no results
  }
  $q->free(); $db->close();
  echo json_encode($json);
}
else{
  // could be a hack
}
?>

Here's what live_info.php might look like:
<?php
if(isset($_POST['station_id'])){
  include_once 'connect.php'; $db = db(); $json = array();
  // example only - you will only get one `$row` if query is done specific, so while loop is not needed
  $q = $db->query("SELECT love,hate FROM some_table WHERE id='{$_POST['station_id']}'");
  if($q->num_rows > 0){
    $row = $q->fetch_object();
    // it's okay to overwrite array in this case
    $json = array('love' => $row->love, 'hate' => $row->hate);
  }
  else{
    // no results
  }
  $q->free(); $db->close();
  echo json_encode($json);
}
else{
  // may be a hack
}
?>

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Barber trims way to top of his profession
By DENG RUI and TAN YINGZI in Chongqing | CHINA DAILY | Updated: 2021-12-01 10:01
He Xianze cuts hair for a customer while his apprentices watch at his beauty salon in Chongqing's Yuzhong district. DENG RUI/CHINA DAILY
Postal-worker-turned super snipper from Chongqing has trained thousands of hairdressers, including world champion
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In 2015, his apprentice, Nie Feng, who is also from Chongqing, won the hairdressing championship at the 43rd WorldSkills Competition in Sao Paulo, Brazil. She was the first Asian to win the top prize in hairdressing since the competition began in 1950.
"The fashionable bun style during the Tang (618-907) and Song (960-1279) dynasties was world famous, and now Chinese hairdressing has regained global recognition," He said proudly.
He can finish a quick haircut in 20 minutes, both hands moving swiftly over the client's head. It is even said that he can cut hair with his eyes closed. "I don't make mistakes because I've practiced thousands of times," he said.
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After training diligently, He opened his own barber shop. Business was so good that he worked day and night to cater to the constant stream of customers. "But still, I felt lost and had little self-worth," he said.
In 1994, he began more comprehensive training at hairdressing schools in Zhejiang province, Shanghai and Beijing, spending almost all the money he earned, around a million yuan, on improving his skills.
"This opened up a new world. The more I learned, the wider my scope grew," he said. His devotion earned him the nickname "hair maniac "from other hairdressers.
"He is obsessed and persistent," said 57-year-old Ji Zhenglong, one of He's former tutors. Ji is head expert and group leader of Team China Hairdressing for the WorldSkills Competition, a group organized by the China Hairdressing and Beauty Association.
He said people should be mindful of the kind of haircut they get.
"What you should really be getting is not the most trendy haircut," he said. "A good hairstyle is one that suits your age, occupation, face shape and figure, one that magnifies your strong points and covers up your weaknesses.
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To an extent, the film's shortfalls feel bound up with high expectations for Ms. Fey. As Kim, she wants to show how the risky search for scoops in Kabul feeds something within her without really sustaining her. But somehow the effort translates into this talented performer holding back a little too much, losing the expressive verve that firing on all pistons as a comic seems to give her. It also doesn't help that Ms. Fey's sharpest past work has simultaneously skewered the archetype of the neurotic single professional and complicated it with a self-conscious edge that this film could use.
That's not to judge "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot" (the title is a play on a common profane phrase using the military phonetic alphabet) by its star's previous successes. (The Afghan setting streamlines the book; Ms. Barker, now an investigative reporter for The New York Times, also went to Pakistan.) But the film's directors aren't as sure-footed as they were with the manias of "I Love You Phillip Morris." The Afghan portrayals bend between affectionate understanding and cheap shots.
Some of the film's shorthand reflects the cut-to-the-chase caricature of someone forced to adapt to frequently hostile surroundings (in which Kim is harassed as an independent woman in the streets). But the film also rests in a tidiness that's at odds with the messiness of the milieu. And even when we are exposed to glimpses of wartime violence and menace, it's undercut by fuzzy platitudes near the end of the film. Ms. Barker seems to have earned the reward of such a reassuring conclusion, but it's not clear the movie has.
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Q: Complicated If loops Does anybody know if there is a simple way to make this kind of if-loop:
If a or b (or more of them) equal 1, then the new value of ONLY those variables that are true changes to e.g. 5?!

A: Try this, if I understood your problem correctly
newValue = 5;
valueToFind = 1;
vector = [2 3 4 6 1 3 2 1 3];

vector(vector==valueToFind) = newValue;

Update (to respond to your comment below):
There's is no one right way to do it, but I would probably make a "table" of values to look for and what to reapace with their new counterparts. For example,
valuesTable = [1 3 4 6 9;... %#old values
               2 0 5 7 0];   %#new values

You could then go through them as follows:
vector = [2 3 4 6 1 3 2 1 3];

valuesTable = [1 3 4 6 9;... %#old values
               2 0 5 7 0];   %#new values

N = size(valuesTable,2);     %#count indices to go through

for n = 1:N
    old = valuesTable(1,n);  %#get current old value
    new = valuesTable(2,n);  %#get corresp. new value

    vector(vector==old) = new; %#replace the values
end

There could be other approaches rather than my "table" approach, but I find it clear, palpable and easy to read.

A: To extend Phonon's answer to the case where you have several values to find, use ismember.
newValue = 5;
valuesToFind = [1 3];
vector = [2 3 4 6 1 3 2 1 3];

vector(ismember(vector, valuesToFind)) = newValue


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Today, Microservices are a common software modeling technique. This style is based on the principles behind Domain-driven Design, where every bounded context is equivalent to a service. If we also take the Twelve-Factor App manifesto into consideration, we able to create scalable and cloud ready systems.
But this design can also lead to problems. If we take the Microservice design too far(Nanoservices), we are quickly getting way to much services we can handle and maintain. There is also the risk that we are somehow violating the original bounded context of our services, leading to lack of responsibility and functional encapsulation. Maybe the Microservices could degenerate to some kind of remote data access object. If we do not respect the principle of independently deployable units, we would be quickly creating a distributed, complex and very slow monolith.
Well, what can we do? The problem can be the vast amount of services in our architecture, which also increases the number of interfaces we have to support and maintain. The solution might be to create fewer services, and not more! We create a system for every bounded context(see my A Domain-driven Design Example to get in touch with Domain-driven Design), and include everything in this system, from database to application logic and even the user interface. This architecture style is called a Self-Contained System, and it is in fact the opposite of Nanoservices. SCS means Self-Contained System, not Self-Contained Service. So it can include one-to-many services, but as as argued above, it is a good idea to keep the number of services small, even inside a SCS. Every SCS provides a user interface, which can be anything, from RESTful APIs to a full blown HTML frontend(i will come to this later).
Every SCS represents a bounded context with its own ubiquitous language. The main goal is to keep the SCS independent of each other to reduce coupling, deployment complexity and make them exchangeable. Every SCS is developed and maintained by exactly one team to reduce development and project management friction.
The interesting point here is that a SCS is in fact a standalone application. It contains everything, from user interface to data access logic, just everything that is needed to fulfill the requirements of its bounded context.
Now, we have a small set of SCS that form our solution. How can a real user work with these components? How does the user login? How does the user navigate? How does the user perform some use cases? The answer is simple. Instead of composing the systems at API level, we compose them at user interface level. We need to build a Portal!
But how to we build a portal? Years ago we had a thing called Java Portlet API. Java Portlets became not very popular, mostly due to the fact that they required a heavy weight Portal Server and most of the time they became a user interface nightmare, as the Portlet API was very limited in its abilities.
In the example above, we would use Server Side Includes or SSI to perform page composition. SSI is available for Apache HTTPd and NGINX. The Portal HTML templates comes with the layout framework and special SSI directives for the parts that need to he included from our SCS. The SSI processor now processes the SSI directives before the final HTML code is sent to the client.
HTML5 Microdata can be easily used to implement common navigation use cases. As mentioned above, every SCS is self contained, and they share nothing. In fact they are not even aware of each other! So, now does navigation work? Well, to every link we add some HTML5 Microdata. This Microdata is interpreted either on server or client side and the final link is generated. See Building Portals with JavaFX, HTML5 and some Microdata to take a look at how this can be done.
State management is a little bit more complex than in traditional web applications. The current user state (Logged in, etc.) must somehow be preserved. This can be done using Cookies and URL rewriting. The state authority is in our case the portal application. The session state identifier can be propagated using Cookies or other Information we put into the HTTP Header, as only the HTTP Request Headers are propagated properly using SSI. As mentioned above, links can be annotated with Microdata. If Cookies are disabled, the portal application can use the Microdata to URLEncode the required session identifier into every link. It could even use SSL Session Information to generate session identifier if Cookies are completely disabled.
It would be bad if every included SCS would look different. To make them look and feel the same, we have to establish a user interface style-guide, and maybe a pattern library can is used by all included SCS. This library could also provide a set of common stylesheets. Such pattern library can be included and distributed using the WebJars technology.
A (full text) search across multiple SCS can be really hard to implement and maintain. The best thing you can do is to avoid such use cases. It this is not an option, try to isolate the whole search logic into its own SCS and use domain events to sync the data state between the origin SCS and the search SCS.
This can be a real showstopper. Every mobile device has its own usability requirements, and maybe one common pattern library does not fitt well. Maybe you decide to implement the mobile app using native technologies, and not HTML5 hybrid technology. HTML can easily be integrated using the technique described above. For native mobile apps, we would still need to use the (REST) API of our SCS to make everything work. Books could be written about this topic, and maybe I will write someday something in this Blog. Till then, I will leave this open.
I really like the idea of SCS, and it can really help to get out of the "too-many-services-hell". Using user interface composition, we have the best of both worlds, functional decomposition for better focused product development and a single user interface to make our customers happy!


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Speaking and Presenting: Tact
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To be an effective speaker you don't need to overwhelm people with your intellect. You don't need to dazzle them from start to finish. You simply need to give them the sense that what they are receiving was especially prepared with their interests and needs in mind. This course will help you develop the judgment and dexterity needed to craft a perfectly tailored message.
empathy, Respect, Verbal Dexterity, Good Judgment
Week 1 |Tact: Concepts
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it's not about you. That may be the most important lesson to learn when giving a presentation or delivering bad news. It's also unfortunately one of the toughest to follow. That's because these kinds of situations can be stressful, your heart races, your anxiety accumulates and it can be hard not to panic or at least not to get lost in your own head. But the more you can reorient your focus away from what the experience is going to be like for you and toward what the experience is going to be like for your audience, the better you are likely to perform. Professor Bridgette Carr, the director of the Human Trafficking Clinic at the University of Michigan Law school, sent me a nice example of this reorientation after the two of us had been trying to prepare a group of students for a high stakes presentation. The example came in the form of a short video clip, a Benjamin Zander, the charismatic conductor of the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra Who spent over 40 years teaching at the New England Conservatory of Music. It shows Xander trying to get a very talented cellist to think less about how she is doing as she performs and more about the contribution indeed, gift her music could be to the people listening, you're a wonderful player, he tells her, but you're very much contained in your own world. What's missing, he says is an important awareness of two things, the experience of the audience and what her music could do for them to make his point. Zander asked the man in the front row to share his name. The man says his name is Andrew. Zander then gets the cellist to play again, but this time he insists that she play in a way that triggers Andrew an irresistible desire to dance. The Andrew-focused instruction is intended to help the cellist free her mind of anxious questions. Like, do I sound sophisticated? Are my fingers in the right place? And am I screwing this up? Instead, Zander wants her to focus on making Andrew boogie. Andrew has had a very tough day at the office, Zander explains, imaginatively creating a hypothetical scene for the cellist. He's tired, he's sort of given up on a lot of things in life and he thinks it's pretty downhill from here. He's feeling pretty hopeless and into his life, walks you with your cello. Zander then brings the cellist down from the stage and places her chair right in front of Andrew's. It isn't anymore about you, he reiterates, we're no longer interested in you, we're interested in Andrew and what you can open up over here in terms of his capacity to dance. The cellist proceeds to play with much more feeling and verb, even getting Andrew to spring up and start waltzing around at one to the delight of everyone in the audience. Zander uses that moment to note the important transformation the cellist underwent. I want to draw attention to this smile, he says, pointing to her face, you didn't see the smile like that when she first played. She was up there wearing what all these people thought of her and whether she was good enough and whether they would invite her back instead of being about her on the stage and her worries and anxieties about whether she has been performing well. It became about a contribution to Andrew's life, to remind him how joyful his life could be the result. The cellist did exactly what the music was designed for her to do. She played in a way that makes people get up and dance.


WASHINGTON -- Car companies are racing to get self-driving cars on U.S. highways. But federal regulators are playing catch-up.
Starting next year, a largely autonomous Audi hits the highways. This fall, students at the University of Michigan will be hopping a driverless bus across campus.
Carmakers are promising mass-market, fully self-driving cars by 2021, and tech companies like Uber and Google could deploy them much sooner.
California is readying its roads, replacing raised lane markers with six-inch-thick solid lines, because they're easier for self-driving cars to see.
But what's not ready are the rules.
"We need definitions, we need the government and the states to set laws that are all united and unified around this, and there needs to be a little bit less PT Barnumism, when everyone's throwing around these terms," said Scott Keogh, president of Audi of America.
Right now, only 23 states and the District of Columbia have laws on the books about self-driving cars, but two senators are hoping to change that.
"As this technology gets out on the road we want to make sure it is safe, that it truly is ready for prime time," said Sen. Gary Peters, D-Michigan.
"The concept behind this bill is to try to create some certainty, some clarity so that people know what those rules are going to be," said South Dakota Republican Sen. John Thune.
Thune and Peters plan to present rare bipartisan legislation setting standards for safety, cybersecurity and guidelines to determine accident liability if no one is driving.
"It's only a matter of time, and that horizon is coming very quickly at us and I think we have to be prepared for that," Thune said.
"Hopefully we can all get around the fact that this is an incredibly exciting technology that's going to save literally tens of thousands of lives," Peters said.
They believe it will save lives because self-driving cars would eliminate the biggest factor in more than 90 percent of crashes: human error.


The state's budget impasse could cause a number of Illinois conservation officers in training to lose their jobs by the end of the year.
Conservation officers patrol the grounds of the state's department of natural resources. Twelve recent graduates of the conservation police academy could be fired by the end of the year because the budget impasse prevents them from getting their final certification.
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"After World War II, everything in life is a cakewalk."-Danny Nardico
"On the day my father died, we were informed that he was elected into the New Jersey Boxing Hall of Fame. That meant the world to me, and it would have meant the world to him if he had been there to experience it himself."–Charley Norkus, Jr.
"Norkus was as honest of a fighter as the day is long, and he never gave anything less than a superlative effort in everything he did both in and out of the ring."–Robert Mladinich
"Even among other combat sports, boxing's knockdown is peculiar in its ability to both score points and temporarily stop the action. But it also serves as a wider metaphor, for both the fighter on the receiving end and the one doing the deed; for the former, rising from a legitimate knockdown is often considered a sort of certification or trial by fire, while scoring a knockdown and coping with the adrenaline surge it brings is a sign of in-ring maturity and discipline. On a more paleolithic level, knockdowns are just fun to watch — even when a fight is one-sided".—Patrick Connor
What with nonsensical comebacks, titles that mean very little, conflicts of interest among members of the boxing press that have become the norm, -too-many cancellations, and far too many PED abuses always accompanied by lame excuses, this has been one of those times where boxing has become less than compelling for me. Even the great Roy Jones Junior has become a laughing stock. Boxing has always been my sanctuary from the madness of reality, but that sanctuary has once again been penetrated by hate mongers without boundaries who seem to emulate the world outside of boxing and by those so-called experts who are incapable of discerning the forest through the trees. One again, the inmates seemed to have taken over the asylum and in so doing, they have invaded one of my few remaining safe places. So, as I have always done in these situations, I reach back into my rich memory bank to see if I can restore some faith.
So let's get back to boxing and as Patrick Connor notes above, knockdowns are indeed fun to watch. In this regard, could anything match or even be more fun than Durelle-Moore, Foreman-Lyle, Letterlough-Gonzalez, or Cooper-Moorer? Well maybe not Moore-Durelle given Archie's comeback, but for unmitigated savagery combined with constantly changing ebb and flow, I return to the Auditorium in Miami Beach on January 20, 1954 when Charley Norkus fought Danny Nardico. I have written about this classic before, but this piece contains some different twists and turns.
Nardico-Norkus (1954)
"…A TV crew that [was] in town to televise the Maxim-Moore title fight the following week, asked Chris Dundee if the TV crew can tape a few rounds of this fight to have their cameramen test new lenses out before the Moore fight. All parties agreed with no extra compensation. The fight … has no sound, as announcers were not needed. You can see the lighting changes as the crew filmed the subjects. As this ferocious battle ensued, a film producer realized he was filming a Ring Classic and ordered his men to film the entire fight, hence the footage above. You can't tell by the black and white, but blood rained down on the people sitting ringside with each connected punch to both fighters. The rematch had people bringing plastic sheeting to the match sitting in the first couple of rows…. My father said that Nardico was the only opponent to curse at him during the fight which only enraged my father more in the first fight."—Charlie Norkus, Jr.
"I remember when he [Nardico] got his cauliflower ear from a hard fight and his manager bringing him home, laying him on the sofa, and letting loose a whole jar full of colorful leeches to suck out some of the excessive fluids."-Danella Plum, Nardico's daughter
Danny Nardico (50-13-4, 35 KOs), was an ex-Marine who had been awarded multiple Purple Hearts in WWII and also served in the Korean War. He holds the distinction of being the only man in boxing history to put Jake LaMotta on the canvas (in a 1952 fight in Florida, LaMotta was shockingly knocked down in the 7th by a right hand and his corner stopped the bout between the 7th and 8th rounds). Here is the YouTube of that famous fight: with the Knockdown occurring at the 9.58 mark. Note how Jake holds onto the ropes to survive the onslaught. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ta3GFGc250E
Nardico put together a string of wins and knockouts to move into middleweight contention during the 1950s. Not unlike Bob Satterfield, Charlie Norkus and Charlie Powell, he fit into an exciting mold of a hard hitting, aggressive puncher without the much defense. Nardico has his eyes set on a fight with Rocky Marciano, but the Norkus battle pretty much ended that idea. While he never got a title shot, he entertained as a rugged combatant and fought very tough opposition.
Here is what Charlie Norkus Jr. had to say about Nardico: "Danny was a light heavyweight who wanted to fight the big guys so he tried to move up in weight. At his increased weight- He still had the necessary speed to compete with the bigger guys. If there was a fault it was in his defense. When he got tagged-he got mad, and this caused him to be a bit wild in the ring with his punches. This opened him up for more shots, but he was a very dangerous fighter to face in the ring. He possessed knockout power in the heavy division but the damage he took made for ferocious fighting and lots of connecting haymakers by both fighters. "
Charley Norkus, like Nardico, was a natural athlete who excelled in swimming and track and field in high school. He hailed from Queens, New York and after a successful amateur career in which, among other accomplishments, he went undefeated as a boxer in the US Marines; he turned pro in 1948 and became a top ranked heavyweight fighter known as "the Bayonne Bomber"– Bayonne, NJ being his early home base. He amassed a deceptive record of 33-19 (22 KOs)—deceptive because he was prone to cuts which played a role in many of his bouts. While keeping his left hand low, he possessed a lethal left hook that also produced a number of spectacular knockdowns and/or KO victories.
Ernie "The Rock" Durando , New Jersey Hall of Famer and a stable mate of Charley Norkus was a personal friend with whom I worked on the New Jersey Turnpike back in the early70s. I had many opportunities to discuss Norkus (and other fighters) with Ernie and to learn some interesting things about The Bomber. According to what I recall, Norkus had a great killer instinct and an ultra- aggressive style of boxing.
By 1955, "The Bayonne Bomber" was a highly ranked heavyweight beating such other high ranked fighters as Roland LaStarza, Cesar Brion, and an undefeated Charlie Powell to whom he lost in a rematch. Norkus earned a shot at Rocky Marciano in 1955, but a hand injury to the Rock during training in San Diego forced Charlie into a ten rounder in Madison Square Garden against Ezzard Charles and he lost a close decision and with it his one chance at the championship. From a styles standpoint, a fight with Marciano could have been fascinating but it was not to be. There is a story behind the story on why Charlie never fought Marciano, but that's a interesting tale for another day.
Charlie also had notable non-title fights against champions Archie Moore and Willie Pastrano, but his most talked about and career-defining fight was the first bout against the aforementioned and highly touted Nardico.
The Action
Here it was, two hard men, two ex-Marines, both possessing paralyzing power, meeting in the square ring in Miami Beach in 1954 and there was palpable anticipation of a slugfest. What the fans got was something that went well beyond.
Both fighters were athletic and naturally ripped with monster biceps, broad backs and muscular legs. Norkus looked much bigger and, in fact, outweighed his opponent by 16 pounds (197-181). He controlled the early action and put Nardico down in the second with a long and thunderous right. Nardico was hurt again and decked in the third, and was also thrown to the canvas twice by the stronger Norkus who fought in an old timer standup sort of way. Nardico used good movement and a counter left to keep Norkus away and survive the round.
In the fourth, Nardico turned the tables on Norkus and hurt him badly with his trademark left hook. Both fighters forgot about body shots and exchanged simultaneous head shots that would have KOd most. These were fully-leveraged hay makers and each was meant to end the fight. And one almost did as Norkus caught one of Nardico's patented left hooks and went down like he had been pole axed. He was ripe for the taking but Nardico couldn't finish him off. They say, never hook with a hooker. These two never heard that expression.
Both men continued to exchange sizzling shots in the fifth and sixth and both were wobbled. The brutal battle continued into the seventh when Charlie unleashed a number of crunching overhand rights on Nardico's head, but at the bell, Danny amazingly floored Norkus with a sharp, nasty, and sneaky right to take the round.
Finally in the ninth, with exhaustion setting in for both men, Nardico attacked at the bell with a sense of urgency and Norkus met the intended onslaught with a power-laden straight right that sent Danny down and for all practical purposes out. Somehow, he got up and was sent down again by a flurry of Charlie's clubbing and mind numbing shots. Referee Jimmy Peerless inexplicably let the fight continue and Norkus attacked again with crunching shots that left Nardico helpless. This time Peerless had no alternative but to stop the slaughter. The fight was a savage pier six affair yielding eight knockdowns, count 'em eight, and several pushes to the deck that could have been ruled knockdowns. It was full-tilt boogie; it was extreme violence featuring a total disregard for defense on the part of both fighters. This was a 1950s fight at its very best; a spine tingler in which both fighters gave their all. The fight is still discussed by aficionados and historians, though few have seen it. I have a video of the action (thanks to New Jersey Hall of Fame referee Ron Lipton) which just might be worth a fortune. Here is a YouTube version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6oagovQgs8
The grainy film does not do the fight justice, as it was an extremely bloody encounter. .According to the Miami Herald, Norkus had a new fan come up to him after the fight in a white suit that was blotted with blood from both fighters. "Hey Norkus" the fan exclaimed "I'm never going to get this suit cleaned. It's from the best fight I ever seen". Later it was learned that the fan sat in the third row ringside.
A highly anticipated rematch on national TV had no knock downs but was a toe-to-toe affair with Norkus again the victor. Here is the footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuNaRa5iCco
As Patrick Connor writes in a superb article dated July 31, 2014, "Throughout their lives, both Nardico and Norkus embodied the more noble and rough-cut versions of a life that many have come to only revere from afar. Tougher times, tougher fighters, and so forth. But it truly took horrific diseases to kill these men, years after they chipped away at themselves in the ring, their battlefield away from home." See: http://thecomeback.com/queensberryrules/2014-articles/throwback-thursday-charley-norkus-victor-in-eight-knockdown-war-with-danny-nardico.html
These two were representatives of a different time; a time when boxers viewed their work as a craft. A time when the best fought the best and when names like Murphy, Barone, Lavorante, Powell, Neuhaus, Patterson, Harris, Maxim, Bucceroni, Bessmanoff, Marciano, Maxim, Bucceroni, Johansson, Machen, Jackson, Pastrano, Charles, Folley, DeJohn, LaStarza, Brion, Satterfield, Valdez, Layne, Baker, Cleroux, and many others resonated. Somehow, I don't see them fitting into today's boxing scene, but the current crop of heavyweights suggests there is hope for the first time in years.
Charles Norkus died too soon but lived a robust and full 67 years, including a stint as an actor and as a notable referee. As an actor, he appeared in "Requiem for a Heavyweight"," The Hustler", "Mad Dog Cole", several other movie & TV roles. He was best known for beating up Warren Beatty in "Splendor in the Grass" during the New Years scene.
He was honored by New York's Downtown Athletic Club as one of Boxing Greats in 1978. He passed away on March 22, 1996 of pancreatic cancer.
As for Danny Nardico, he worked as the recreational director at the Northern Nevada Correctional Center. Later, he moved to California where died in 2010 at age 83 after suffering from Alzheimer's diseases. He carried to his grave anger about not having been mentioned in the movie Raging Bull as the only man to ever have decked and stopped Jake LaMotta.
Jake LaMotta is closing in on 95.
Ted Sares
Ted Sares is one of the world's oldest active power lifters and holds several records in the Grand Master class. A member of Ring 4's Boxing Hall of Fame, he enjoys writing about boxing.
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I'll take my bonus + PTO cash-out and am thinking of using it for a down-payment on a single-family rental in a working class neighborhood. Should be a nice monthly cash flow for the rest of my life. I'm glad the TA passed, needless to say.
Just curious what others are doing?
Maybe I'll go to the movies. By myself.
I actually like going to movies by myself. Preferable on weeknights. Much less drama or annoying crowds. A nice break from the airport mosh pits.
Well let's see, after tax it should be around 3-4k. This represents around 30% of the dues I have paid ALPA so far. This is a - 60% ROI on that money.
Maybe I will hire a CPA and see if I can claim that as a loss on my taxes in some way.
Donating it to charity. All of it.
Congrats to those of you that are happy, and to those that aren't...it could always be worse.
But some people seem upset about the amount of the signing bonus, are signing bonus/retro payments customary when negotiating a first contract? If you're not trying to play catch-up from an amendable date how does one quantify a good/bad deal on a signing bonus?
Good for you. Wish more people had that mindset.
Like I said in my other post, I'm spending it on a boat and a 3rd ex-wife. If I have any left might buy a nice cell phone clip for my belt, maybe some white tennis shoes and jean shorts too. Full pilot off duty lifestyle. Maybe I'll use it to offset next years profit sharing check since the earnings were so awful.
Just curious why do you say that?
I think he was saying he wanted to buy a rental property? Not sure why he is sad?
Why? That's a great idea. I wish mine was big enough I could do that but instead I'm going to be getting groceries.
Not sure why you would say that? I think it's the financially conservative and prudent thing to do. Having multiple streams of income is wise, I think.
Again, why is conservative/sound investing considered the actions of a "sad" person?
I'm going to Vegas! Yo Eleven!!
Glad I wasn't the only one considering putting it on the field and hoping for boxcars.


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Katrin Salchert (* 1967) ist eine deutsche Chemikerin.

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Katrin Salchert studierte Chemie an der Universität Leipzig. 1996 promovierte sie im Fach Biochemie. 2006 wurde sie auf das Lehrgebiet Naturstoffchemie an die Hochschule Lausitz (FH) (heute Brandenburgische Technische Universität Cottbus-Senftenberg) berufen. Ab 2015 war Salchert dort Vizepräsidentin für Wissens- und Technologietransfer und Struktur. 2019 wurde sie zur Rektorin der Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Dresden gewählt und berufen, und trat das Amt im März 2020 an.

Salchert lebt in Dresden.

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Chemiker (21. Jahrhundert)
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Search results for "Delirium"
Mismanagement of Delirium
Jennifer Merrilees, RN, PhD, and Kirby Lee, PharmD, MA, MAS; May 2016
An elderly man with early dementia fractured his leg and was admitted to a skilled nursing facility for physical therapy. On his third day there, he became delirious and agitated and was taken to the emergency department and hospitalized. A few days later, doctors involuntarily committed him and administered risperidone, which worsened his delirium.
Medication Reconciliation With a Twist (or Dare We Say, a Patch?)
Janice L. Kwan, MD; May 2014
An elderly woman with a history of dementia underwent surgical resection of new colon cancer, which relieved a bowel obstruction. She developed acute delirium postoperatively, and the team discovered they had neglected to capture her cholinesterase inhibitor patch (a medication for dementia) in the official medication reconciliation list.
In Conversation With… Sharon K. Inouye, MD, MPH
Delirium as a Safety Target, December 2012
A leading expert in geriatrics research and innovation, Dr. Inouye developed and validated a widely used tool, the Confusion Assessment Method (CAM), to identify delirium.
Delirium or Dementia?
James L. Rudolph, MD, SM; May 2009
An elderly woman hospitalized for pneumonia becomes disoriented during hospitalization. Even though the patient was never confused at baseline, doctors attribute it to "senile dementia" and place her in restraints.
In Conversation With… Beverley H. Johnson
Engaging the Patient and Family in Safety, February 2013
Beverley Johnson is President and Chief Executive Officer of the Institute for Patient- and Family-Centered Care.


On a hot day in July, 1954, officials at the Tokyo Airport in Japan were confronted with a puzzling problem... a traveler from Europe with a passport for a country called 'Taured.' As the traveler looked European (not Japanese), claimed his country was in Europe, and carried money from several European countries, the airport officials felt that there had to be a simple explanation for why they didn't know the country on the official looking passport; so they pulled the traveler to a room, and started to make inquiries.
As they tried to locate information on 'Taured,' the traveler started to become angry. He stated this was his third trip this year to Japan for his company, and that he'd been making such trips for the past five years... therefore he couldn't understand what the delay could be with approving his trip. But the company he claimed to be coming to visit said they didn't know who he was... and the officials could find no proof of the existence of the company he claimed to work for. Nor did the hotel he claimed to have reservations with know who he was.
He could speak Japanese well, among other languages, which was seemingly further proof of his previous contact with Japan. He spoke French natively, and was genuinely shocked that he could not find his country on a world map presented to him. He stated that his country was located where the map showed the Principality of Andorra, along with parts of France and Spain, and that Taured had existed for almost a thousand years... so it should have been on the map! Not surprisingly, he soon demanded to talk to government officials to clear the matter up. Since he couldn't be detained in the airport's room forever, the airport authorities arranged for a room for the man at a nearby hotel that he could wait at while the matter was being handled.
Two immigration officials were set to guard the room; the unknown traveler was not to leave until authorities had made a decision on the whole problem. He was served dinner in his room, and soon went to sleep; it had been a long, perplexing day for him, after all. Though the door to the room was guarded all night, the strange man was gone when they checked in the morning. The only other exit from the room was a ledgeless window high above a busy street. The traveler was gone, never to be heard from again... which solved the immediate problem for the officials, but left a larger one for the world.
Who was the man from Taured? Did he come from an alternative dimension, as some have guessed? As many websites pondering this event point out, the initial reports of the matter comes from Colin Wilson's book, The Directory of Possibilities, published well before the internet was a thing; so this is not some mere internet story, but a genuine paranormal mystery that may never be solved.
While it's true that the strange event of the man from Taured was first published before the internet was a major factor in paranormal myth-making, it's not necessarily true that simply being published before the internet proves the event happened. As a matter of fact, most sites referencing the previous printed existence of the account, in both Wilson's Directory of Possibilities and later in Tom Sleman's Strange but True: Mysterious and Bizarre People, fail to actually state exactly what these two books reported on the matter... so let's clear that up now.
"And in 1954 a passport check in Japan is alleged to have produced a man with papers issued by the nation of Taured."
As you can see, it's not the story above. Begg gave no sources for his article.
Tom Sleman's book Strange but True: Mysterious and Bizarre People was published in 1999. Given the time between the two printings of the story, you might expect that some further information had been acquired; but Sleman covers the story in just one paragraph.
"There have been many reports of visitors from other planets dropping in on Earth. In 1954, the Japanese authorities detained a man trying to enter the country with a passport that revealed he was from an unheard of country named 'Taured.' A thorough check was made by the customs officials to see if there was such a place anywhere on Earth, but they drew a blank. The stranger refused to throw light on the whereabouts of the mysterious nation of Taured and quickly left Japan."
The additional information -- that the stranger offered no helpful information and left -- is hardly any sort of addition at all, and still a long way from the story above. And Sleman, too, gives no source for the story, so the simple suspician is that he got the tale from Wilson's book.
Which raises the question: if the two earliest references to the man from Taured offer no information per se, then who first published the more detailed story, and where did they get their information from?
While many internet sites had repeated the basic story of the man from Taured as laid out by Wilson and Sleman -- in fact, Sleman had published his short paragraph about it on his own webpage as early as 2001 to advertise his book -- the earliest occurrence of the extended version of the story is an April 2012 posting in the Before It's News website, by Terrence Aym... and it's from that posting that I summarized the account above. In presenting the longer account, Aym explained that "parts of the story were related in several books about the weird and strange published during the 1950s," and then implied he had gathered together the details from these accounts to garner the fuller story. He does not, however, name any of these 1950s sources for the story... the only source he actually mentions is an online 2007 posting of Tom Sleman's chapter on appearing people from his Strange but True book which includes the paragraph on the man from Taured.
This is a problem, of course, because every copy of the story that comes after Aym's article is just a re-telling or expansion on Aym's article; and since Aym doesn't state what his sources were, it implies he made the new story up. This conclusion is likely for another reason as well: I've been unable to track any mention of the incident earlier than Wilson's 1981 Directory of Possibilities... so the only real evidence that the incident might have occurred is the single sentence from that book.
The Directory of Possibilities, in its 'further readings' section, credits Paul Begg not just for his book on mysterious disappearances, Into Thin Air, but also mentioned he had an upcoming book tentatively called Out of Thin Air: People Who Appear from Nowhere. Obviously, any further reference to the man from Taured could have been found in said volume... except, ironically, the book itself never appeared. Begg went on to write many other books, largely based on true crimes and history, but he never published any books on mysterious appearances. Only Begg would know now if he had a valid source for his brief mention of the Taured incident; but perhaps the fact he never came back to the story is an answer in itself.


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Brazilian bishop accused of cover-up as police investigate new abuse allegations
SÃO PAULO, Brazil - Police in Brazil are investigating three Catholic priests accused of abusing several altar boys and seminarians. The former bishop of their diocese, who resigned in May, is also under investigation for having allegedly extorted money from them in exchange for his silence.
The lawyer of a group of victims said last week he intends to file lawsuits against the Catholic Church, seeking $530,000 in damages for each person.
The scandal in the Diocese of Limeira, in the State of São Paulo, was last week's cover story in Revista Veja, a major weekly magazine, prompting the opening of new investigations. The Brazilian press has been covering the accusations against Father Pedro Leandro Ricardo, from the city of Americana, since January, when the police opened investigations against him for cases of sexual abuse and he was suspended from his parish.
In May, Bishop Vilson Dias de Oliveira of Limeira resigned after the police and press reports said the Vatican started investigating him for extortion, unjust enrichment and abuse cover-up. But Veja's story, published on July 12, was the first to disclose details of Ricardo's crimes and also revealed the alleged crimes of two other priests from the diocese of Limeira, Father Felipe Negro and Father Carlos Alberto da Rocha.
In the story, Ricardo was accused by six former altar boys and seminarians - all of them minors at the time of the alleged events - of having inappropriately touched them before or after Masses. The testimony includes graphic descriptions.
A former altar boy, Ednan Vieira, 35, told the magazine that he was 17 when Ricardo asked him to sleep at the parish house because he would celebrate a Mass the next morning. Vieira claims the priest gave him wine and, wearing only boxer shorts, started to masturbate in front of him and then asked him to perform oral sex. Vieira resisted the priest's advances and was later dismissed from his role as an altar boy.
One of Ricardo's other alleg...
Read the rest of the story here.


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Thiel Foundation Names New Class of College Dropout-Entrepreneurs
Bernadette Tansey
Xconomy San Francisco —
[Updated 6/17/15, 1:15 pm. See below.] When PayPal founder and tech investor Peter Thiel first beckoned young people to drop out of college and become entrepreneurs, the alternative he offered was pretty controversial, Thiel Foundation CEO Alana Ackerson says.
In 2011, 430 college-age people applied to join the first group of 20 awarded the Thiel-led foundation's Thiel Fellowship, which comes with $100,000 and a support network of mentors to help the ex-students turn their creative projects into startup companies. [An earlier version of this story reported that 100 people applied in 2011. The foundation revised its figure to 430 after checking its records.]
This year, 2,800 applicants were willing to bypass the well-trodden college path and dive into the entrepreneur's uncertain world. The 20 fellows just chosen from that pool include George Matus, a 17-year-old drone designer from Utah; Canadian Cathy Tie, 18, the CEO of a genetic testing startup; Zach Latta, 17, of El Segundo, CA, the executive Director of hackEDU, a nonprofit that supports students who form coding clubs at their high schools; and John Backus, 21, co-founder and CEO of Mountain View, CA-based BlockScore, which helps businesses guard against illegal transactions. (Some of the finalists are pictured above)
"Each year, the applicant pool has gotten a lot stronger," Ackerson says.
The age cut-off for applicants used to be 20, but fellowship program leaders were impressed by the surge of slightly older candidates who applied anyway. It admitted five people between 21 and 22 to the 2015 class, and raised the age limit to 22 for future applicants. But one requirement remains—they have to stop short of getting a college degree before they become fellows.
"College can be good for learning about what's been done before, but it can also discourage young people from doing something new—especially when it leaves them in debt," said Thiel in a statement as the names of the 2015 fellows were announced today. "Each of the fellows charts a unique course, but together they have proven that young people can succeed by thinking for themselves instead of competing on old career tracks."
The 80 people who have already participated in the two-year fellowship program are starting to establish a business track record. Those Thiel Fellows have raised more than $142 million in venture capital, earned $41 million in revenue, and created 375 jobs, the foundation says.
If there's one common trait among successful candidates for the fellowship, Ackerson says, it's that they've already invented their own jobs by launching a project that engages their skills and their authentic values. That often causes friction when they attend college, she says.
"They're not excelling [in college] because they're so excited about their project," Ackerson says. "Yet they can't really focus fully on that, so they're divided."
Thiel's philosophy is, why let school get in the way of learning?
Thiel Fellows are not required to move to the Bay Aarea, but they often spend time in Silicon Valley attending workshops, retreats, and the twice-yearly Thiel Foundation Summit, a meeting where people aged 16-23 can meet other young entrepreneurs and where fellows can consult with mentors. One of the 2015 summits begins Saturday in San Francisco.
The fellowship program also connects its chosen entrepreneurs with mentors in the regions where they live. Fellows spend their $100,000 according to a plan they draw up with program leaders. They can use it cover their project's costs, but they can also draw on the money to pay for their living expenses, Ackerson says.
More young people will now get the chance to participate. The Thiel Foundation has expanded the class size for the fellowship from 20 to 30 young people a year, and applicants can apply any time. The program is now accepting applications on a rolling basis, rather than tying fellowship schedules to the academic calendar.
"Some ideas can't wait," Ackerson says.
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Q: Svelte, Storybook can't resolve custom aliases when I'm trying to import component to a stories in the same folder, the imports in native components don't work if imported components have imported components as well. And I'm getting an error inside native component:
Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'components/Button'


ICut the base molding pieces (Q, R) to size plus 2" in length.
2 Follow the two-step procedure on Drawing 6, to rout the decorative contours on the three molding pieces.
3 Miter-cut both ends of the front piece and the front end of each side molding. Then, glue and clamp the pieces to the chest.
4 To form the lid molding, start by cutting four pieces of 3A" oak to 13/4x20" for the sides (S) and two pieces of 13/4X50" for the front (T). Laminate the four 20"-long pieces into two blocks that measure \ 'Ax\3Ax20". Do the same to the two 50"-long pieces. (We also formed a scrap lamination about 12" in length for making test cuts. Then, we positioned the router bits as shown on Drawing 7, test-cut the scrap, and readjusted the bits as necessary before routing our finished pieces to match the profile shown on Drawing 8.) Scrape off excess glue, and rip all three laminated pieces to IV2" finished width. Also, cut the lid's back trim piece (U) to finished size.
5Follow Steps 1 through 6 on Drawing 7 to rout the decorative molding (S,T). Now, go back and rout a 'A" rabbet 'A" deep along the top inside edge of the back trim pieces (U), following Step 5 of the drawing.
6Cut the lid pieces V and W to size plus 'A" on all sides. Then, laminate the two pieces with contact cement, and trim the panel to finished size.
7 Glue and clamp the back trim piece to the laminated panel (V,W), keeping the ends flush.
8 Next, cut a Va" rabbet V2" deep in the back end of each side molding piece (S), where shown on Drawing 3b on page 90.
How to make decretive base molding for chests?


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Strong support for coal to deliver affordable and reliable electricity
The Australian coal industry welcomes the comments today from Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull that coal will continue to play a critical role in the delivery of reliable and inexpensive electricity in Australia.
Australia is the world's biggest coal exporter with exports expected to be worth $58 billion in 2016-17.
Importantly, in the Prime Minister's speech today he acknowledges the need for a 'technology-neutral' approach to energy policy which does not preclude the use of high efficiency, low emission (HELE) coal-fired generation.
As the Prime Minister noted:
"we will need more synchronous baseload power and as the world's largest coal exporter we have a vested interest in showing that we can provide both lower emissions and reliable base load power with state of the art clean coal fired technology"
The significant economic expansion occurring on our doorstop in Asia is heralding a large-scale build of these clean, efficient coal fired generators. The latest International Energy Agency (IEA) World Energy Outlook (WEO) forecasts that demand for coal in Asia will grow at 0.8 per cent per year to 2040, with Indian demand growing at 3.6 per cent per year and across Southeast Asia at 4.4 per cent per year over the same period.
There are already 725 HELE units in the region with an additional 1142 units under construction or planned.
To put that in perspective, the new HELE build represents over 32 times Australia's current coal fired capacity and the build includes the latest and cleanest technology. As the Prime Minister indicated it's time we saw the most modern and clean coal plants in operation in Australia.
The Prime Minister also spoke about clean coal technologies including carbon capture and storage and the sector looks forward to continuing to work with Commonwealth Government through the industry's COAL21 Fund, which to date has invested $300 million in a range of significant projects.
Australia's energy policy must reflect the reality that we need a genuine mix of electricity generation options that deliver affordable and reliable power.
The Australian coal industry welcomes the support from the Prime Minister that coal will have an important role to play in the future.
Note: Sky News presenter David Speers visited a HELE coal plant in Japan in 2015. You can watch his report here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQQ6JLjViZI&t=76s
Source Minerals Council Australia
Prime Minister Turnbull's national leadership on energy policy - NSWMC
Remove the distortions and clean coal will cheaply lower CO2 emissions


Album made from the 6″ X 6″ Kraft Cards and Autumn/Winter 2011 – Dreaming Paper Collection.
Colors used are Kraft Card and Envelope, Cardstock – Autumn Terracotta, Chocolate and Colonial White. Inks – Coco, Chocolate, Olive and Autumn Terracotta. Ribbon – Colonial White, Twine – Colonial White. Buttons – Autumn Terracotta. Other embellishments – photo hinges, brads and swirls are Autumn Terracotta.
Special details: I stamped the pumpkin three times and cut the desired segments into layers, using chip board I stacked them to give the appearance of a round pumpkin.
A cute spin on what we can do with a 6″ x 6″ card, this little mini album was created to be part of a workshop for my up-line Brigetta Jiles "Brigetta's Creative Trends". It might be small but it is packed with lots of places to place picture memories and journal your story. It's a great way to showcase that visit to the pumpkin patch with your little ones, that Thanksgiving dinner with the family, or A great little keepsake for your guest to take home with them after a visit over the holiday event.
Fall is a beautiful time of year filled with color and prepares us for Thanksgiving. A time to remember all our blessings throughout the year.