On 2 Jul 1693 Edward married Martha Savidge in Maulden, Bedfordshire, England.
274. Simon Drage, son of 548. Simon Drage. Born abt Apr 1701 in Raunds, Northamptonshire, England. Simon was baptized in Raunds, Northamptonshire, England, on 16 Apr 1701.
275. Mary Gaunt. Born abt 1705.
Abt 1734 Philip married Frances Unknown.
On 14 Feb 1730 John married Elizabeth Martin in Molesworth, Huntingdonshire, England.
310. Emanuel Wilson. Born in England. Emanuel died in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England in Jul 1771. Buried on 10 Jul 1771 in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England.
On 12 Jan 1723 Emanuel married Sarah Hakard in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England.
311. Sarah Hakard. Born in England. Sarah died in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England in Sep 1776. Buried on 17 Sep 1776 in Manea, Cambridgeshire, England.
312. Samuel Le Pla, son of 624. Jean Le Pla & 625. Marie Goglar. Born on 27 Jun 1705 in Thorney, Cambridgeshire, England. Samuel was baptized in Thorney, Cambridgeshire, England, on 6 Jul 1705. Samuel died bef 1781; he was 75.
On 21 Aug 1741 Samuel married Mary Lewin in Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, England.
313. Mary Lewin. Born bef 1721 in England. Mary died in Wimblington, Cambridgeshire, England, in Oct 1781; she was 60. Buried on 6 Oct 1781 in Wimblington, Cambridgeshire, England.


In more than a dozen stops around the state throughout March, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer visited classrooms to read with young people. At every point along the way, she also spoke with adults – educators, administrators, parents – to sell her proposal for reinvesting in the state.
She had to make difficult choices in writing a budget plan, she told a Jackson crowd that stayed after school to hear her ideas.
Whitmer is proposing a gas tax increase to pay for road repairs, which would be offset for lower-income residents by increasing the Earned Income Tax Credit and eliminating the pension tax, among other strategies.
"We can fill potholes by stealing from the School Aid Fund, or we can put an honest solution on the table," she told the audience in answer to written questions shared by Jackson Superintendent Jeff Beal.
Smaller class sizes, reading interventionists, and educator retention are examples of the important priorities that could become realities with additional funding for education, said Jason Cichowicz, a fifth-grade teacher in Troy and officer in the Troy Education Association.
Whitmer visited Troy and met with educators and community members to outline her ideas and the rationale behind stopping raids on the K-12 School Aid Fund, which have become an annual occurrence over the past eight years and now totals $1 billion.
Under her budget plan, Michigan's public schools would receive a $120-180 per-pupil boost in funding, plus additional aid to support the costlier needs of at-risk, special education, and career-technical students.
View this interactive map to learn what Whitmer's plan would mean for your district.
Her plan follows recommendations of several recent studies which examined Michigan's school funding system and found a chasm between the per-pupil foundation grant and the true costs of educating a child.
The budget Whitmer unveiled before a joint session of the state House and Senate Budget committees would increase K-12 education spending by $507 million in the next fiscal year.
In addition, the governor reaffirmed her commitment to increasing the number of residents who hold post-secondary degrees or skills certification by funding programs to retrain adult workers and to guarantee two years of debt-free community college or university for qualifying students.
School employees in Utica are optimistic following a Budget Town Hall Whitmer held there, said Courtney Moore, a middle school English teacher and UEA treasurer. Educators want to see a more level playing field.
In addition, dedicated school employees deserve more than the concessionary contracts they have taken in the past few years, she added.
Whitmer warned lawmakers in her budget presentation last month that the state is at a crossroads.
"We've all seen the headlines—our kids are falling behind, and our schools don't have the resources they need. It's taking a toll on our educators, who are leaving for better opportunities or who are not going into the career in the first place.
In addition to $235 million for the per-pupil bump, Whitmer's proposal would increase the reimbursement to districts for federally mandated special education services ($120 million); strengthen support for disadvantaged and at-risk students ($102 million); and provide additional career and technical education opportunities for students ($50 million).
The most comprehensive study ever conducted of K-12 school financing in Michigan, released last year, found the state is not only under-funding public education by nearly $2,000 per student but neglecting the needs of English language learners, students living in poverty, and those identified with learning challenges.
"Underfunded special education programs are forcing schools to redirect resources, and funding for at-risk students has fallen by 60 percent," Whitmer said.
Last year's study by the School Finance Research Collaborative was bolstered by research released in January from Michigan State University which found Michigan had implemented the steepest decline in K-12 education funding among all 50 states over the past 25 years.
Whitmer said the decision to be made at this crossroads is whether to continue down a path of disinvestment in infrastructure and talent, or to make "bold investments" that improve education and opportunity for every student in the state.
Adrian Education Association Vice President Jeff Condon said a community budget presentation from Whitmer in the Lenawee County district received "an incredibly positive response" from students, parents, staff, and administration.
It was clear the governor "gets" education issues, and she deserves strong and vocal community support to get her ideas implemented, Condon said.


The Brennenstuhl Multi-Position Rechargeable LED Lamp has a stable, multi-stage, folding frame. It can stand, be hung up, or mounted on metal surfaces with four strong, integrated magnets. It Provides a bright 1,800 Lumen light with two light options, either 100% or 50%, to areas without an electrical connection. The casing is made from a specially formulated, high-quality plastic and is rated to IP54, making it suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
It features a powerbank function with a USB charging port for devices such as smart phones, MP3 players, tablets, etc. It uses a (replaceable) high-quality lithium-ion battery that has a charging time of around 4.5 hours and offers up to 3 hours of continuous light. Equipped with an integrated overcharge/total discharge protection and battery charging indicator.
Contains built-in LED lamps (light unit NOT replaceable).
Supplied with a high-power supply unit (100 - 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, output 1.5 A) for short charging time and 12 Volt vehicle charger cable.


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Q: JavaScript returns TypeError when I set the arguments as objects I want to test inheritance in JavaScript. I made a sample script but it doesn't work. The program returns TypeError.
var Mammal = function(spec) {
    this.name = spec.name;
};

Mammal.prototype.get_name = function() {
    return this.name;
};

var Cat = function(spec) {
    this.name = spec.name;
};

Cat.prototype = new Mammal();

var cat = new Cat({name: 'Mike'});
console.log(cat.get_name());

If I set the arguments of Mammal and Animal functions as non objects, the program runs finely.

A: The error comes from this line:
Cat.prototype = new Mammal();

The Mammal constructor expects an object, with a name property. You could do:
Cat.prototype = new Mammal({name: null});

Or better yet:
Cat.prototype = Object.create(Mammal.prototype);

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As part of its mission to bring its music service "everywhere," Amazon announced the release of a dedicated Cloud Player app for desktop PCs Monday. The release comes less than a week after Amazon announced iOS compatibility with Ford Sync-enabled vehicles.
PC users could already access Cloud Player through their web browsers, but the primary benefit of the PC application is the ability to store music offline. Users can also scan their hard drives for music files that haven't yet been uploaded to their storage locker.
Cloud Player allows users to stream music files they've purchased from Amazon or uploaded to to a cloud-based storage locker. An unlimited number of Amazon songs, plus 250 songs purchased outside of Amazon, can be uploaded to the cloud and streamed wirelessly using one of Amazon's players for free. First launched on Android two years ago, the service is also available on iOS, Mac, Sonos, Roku and (as mentioned) Ford Sync vehicles.
Update: An earlier version of this article said the app was released Thursday. It was released Monday. The story was also corrected to reflect that 250 songs purchased outside of Amazon, rather than 5 megabytes worth of songs purchased outside of Amazon, can be stored in Amazon's cloud locker.


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Tikitiki church war memorial, including details from the interior and the memorial to Apirana Ngata.
St Mary's church in Tikitiki serves as a memorial to the Māori men from the East Coast between Paritū (south of Gisborne) and Tarakeha/Torere (east of Ōpōtiki) who fought and died in the First World War. St Mary's was built in the 1920s at the instigation of Ngāti Porou leader Apirana Ngata. An early example of Ngata's efforts to revive traditional Māori arts and crafts, it is regarded as one of the most beautiful Māori churches in New Zealand.
Building and design
The building of the church between 1924 and 1926 involved many members of Ngāti Porou, including elders and schoolchildren. St Mary's spectacular interior showcases Māori carvings, kowhaiwhai designs and tukutuku panels. Hone Ngatoto, a local tohunga whakairo (master carver), was responsible for much of the carving work. Te Arawa contributed the pulpit and a number of smaller carvings, and iwi from the Waikato region gave the communion rail. Ngata supervised the weaving of tukutuku and the painting of kowhaiwhai designs on the rafters.
A striking stained-glass window depicts Second Lieutenant Henare Kohere and Captain Pekama Kaa kneeling at the feet of Christ on the Cross. Both men were killed in the war. The church also pays tribute to Taumata-a-Kura, a captive of Ngāpuhi who introduced Christianity to Waiapu upon his return to the area in 1834. St Mary's church was built on the site of Pukemaire pā, where a battle was fought in 1866 between Christian and Pai Marire ('Hauhau') factions of Ngāti Porou. Veterans of the New Zealand Wars were honoured guests at the consecration of St Mary's.
St Mary's church was consecrated on 16 February 1926. Up to 5000 people, including chiefs from all over the North Island, gathered at Tikitiki for the occasion. Ngata, Prime Minister Gordon Coates, Governor-General Sir Charles Fergusson, Cabinet minister Sir Māui Pōmare and Māori health advocate and former Cabinet Minister Peter Buck all attended the gathering. The Right Reverend William Walmsley Sedgwick, Bishop of Waiapu, conducted the consecration ceremony. The hymns were chosen from among those most popular with Māori soldiers during the war.
Addressing the crowd, Prime Minister Coates stated that he hoped that Māori would take note of the day, as it showed Pākehā what they owed to Māori and would strengthen the bond between Māori and Pākehā. 'You only have to look [at the memorial] on the hill', said Coates, 'and remember that when the Empire was in trouble New Zealanders offered their services as men, Maori and Pakeha, and as Maori and Pakeha they fell side by side.'
Later that day, Sir Charles Fergusson unveiled the statue of a soldier on the hillside above the church. Like the church, it commemorates local Māori men who served in the war. The Prime Minister then unveiled the church's roll of honour. It reads: 'He tohu aroha ki nga hoia Maori. O Horouta, o Takitimu. Te Paritu ki Tarakeha. 1914. 1918. I uru ki Te Pakanga Nui.' Translation: 'A memorial for the Māori soldiers of the Horouta and Takitimu waka, from Paritu to Tarakeha, who fought in the Great War, 1914–1918.' The board lists each soldier's name, rank, place and date of death, and serial number. The names of local Second World War servicemen have been added to the board.
After Ngata's death in 1950, local people erected a memorial to him beside the church. The obelisk was unveiled on 13 July 1952 by Prime Minister Sidney Holland, who praised Ngata's 'adventurous leadership' of his people.
In 2002, Ngāti Porou and the New Zealand Historic Places Trust jointly undertook conservation work on the church's carvings, ornate windows and decorative panels. Heritage New Zealand has registered St Mary's as a Category 1 Historic Place.
St Mary's continues to have great significance for Ngāti Porou people, and is often referred to as their cathedral.
'Great Maori Gathering', Poverty Bay Herald, 17 February 1926, p. 14
'Two Great Traditions', Evening Post, 27 February 1926, p. 10
'Maori World Shows Gloom at Loss of Sir Apirana', Te Ao Hou, Spring 1952, pp. 3–6
Richard Pamatatau, 'East Coast buildings give life to the supreme sacrifice', Heritage New Zealand, Autumn 2004, no. 92, pp. 22–6
Peter Quinn and Kennedy Warne, 'Lest we forget: preserving a historic church', New Zealand Geographic, September/October 2002, no. 59, pp. 22–34
Reunion of Māori First World War servicemen at Tikitiki, 1963 (image on National Library website)
Images of St Mary's Church on Te Ara
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One soldier honoured here is Private Albert Pohoi ANARU, born to the northwest at Raukokore on May 3rd 1898, eldest son of Tiweka Anaru & Paretio (Polly) Heremaia, later residents of and buried at St Faith's Anglican Church, Ohinemutu, Rotorua in 1948 & 1952 respectively. Albert (or Arapeta) went to school at Raukokore Native Primary & St Stephen's, Bombay, Auckland, NZ. When he reached age, he joined as Regimental No. 16/1392, a reinforcement for the 4th Maori Pioneer Battalion and was killed in action at 19 yrs age on Messines Ridge, Belgium / northern France on June 7th 1917. Albert had 9 younger siblings, 2 of whom died in infancy. One of his brothers was Capt. Wi Anaru (1900-1968) of the 28 (Maori) Battalion in WW2, & who led NZ's J-Force occupying Japan.

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Momofuku restaurant by James K.M. Cheng & The Design Agency, Toronto
Last week, all four of chef David Chang's new Momofukus in Toronto, Ontario opened for business in a modern three-floor cube adjacent the luxury hotel Shangri-La. Designed by architect James K.M. Cheng with interior design work by The Design Agency, the Momofuku Toronto complex includes three restaurants: Noodle Bar, an adaptation of the East Village original, Daishō, an eighty-seat space with an emphasis on large format meals, and Shōtō, a 22-seat tasting menu restaurant. There's also Nikai, a swanky bar and lounge. Here's the first complete look at all of them:
The Toronto outpost of Noodle Bar is located on the ground floor of the structure and seats about 70 people. There's a big open kitchen, communal seating (they only take walk-ins), white oak walls, and "Rust Never Sleeps," an original commission from artist Steve Keene that depicts a 1978 Neil Young and Crazy Horse concert at New York's Madison Square Garden. As previously reported, this is an adaptation of the East Village original with a smaller menu that sticks to buns, noodles, and classics like the rice cakes and chicken wings; from the moment it opened, lines to get in have been out of control.
Nikai is the bar and lounge on the second floor of the building. It's the place where you can drop in specifically for a drink, or chill out while you wait for your table. It has space for 30 seated guests and 50 standing. And it's got plenty of vibe, thanks in great part to the vintage furniture they've outfitted the space with — all of it locally sourced in Toronto, team Momo assures. There's also Uminoff stools and custom-designed tufted leather sofas. The menu consists of cocktails, beer, wine, and sake.
Daishō
On the third floor is the largest operation in the building, Daishō (approximately 80 seats). If one were to compare it to an established Momofuku restaurant, it might be Ssam Bar in New York. In fact, classic dishes from that restaurant, like the apple kimchi and brussels sprouts with puffed rice, have been pulled from the vault for Daishō's debut menu. But here the emphasis really is on family-style dining: there are more large format meals at Daishō than at any other Momofuku restaurant (bo ssam, fried chicken, short ribs, and ribeye, all in one place), but perhaps even more interesting is the fact that the emphasis extends to the beverage program: there are mini-kegs, gallon growlers, and family-style sakes. There's also some communal seating, including a 10-seat, Chinese-style roundtable.
The space's main design features include lots of white and black oak, handcrafted Maruni "Hiroshima" chairs, and "Excel" floor lamps and chandeliers from Rich Brilliant Willing. Oh, and those massive windows. Unlike Ssam, Daishō takes reservations for à la carte.
Shōtō
In the back of Daishō is Shōtō, the third tasting-menu-only restaurant from Chang (Seiobo in Sydney and Ko in New York are the others). The black granite bar seats 22, only by online reservations, for a degustation menu that's made up of about ten courses. See photos of Shoto dishes here and here. The open kitchen was designed by Mark Stech-Novak, who did all the other kitchen work at Momofuku Toronto, as well.
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The Conservative Anabaptist Service (CASP) program brought volunteers from all over the country for an extended work program in Pisgah National Forest. One of their first projects is repairing the Moore Cove Trail after a storm uprooted an enormous tree.
Federal employees, volunteers and others in the Pisgah District of Pisgah National Forest have been busily back at work since the 35-day federal government shutdown ended on Jan. 25.


At Little Olive Tree we believe that 'normal' skin doesn't really exist, there are just too many people each with their own range of skin characteristics.
During normal everyday life, our skin is a pretty mundane thing. We treat it almost like a fabric; it's flexible yet strong, soft yet resilient. Our fabrics undergo a daily washing routine, often been subjected to additional preparations if we're heading out for the night. Like our fabrics, we desire our skin to always be spotless and fresh, often regardless of what it takes to achieve. We'd rather jump in a tanning bed and add some shimmery lotion to hide any imperfections, rather than simply treating out body and skin with respect. If any imperfections arise, we're usually reactive instead of proactive. Above all else, we opt for quick results and convenience. In the modern age consumers are swamped with so many mass-produced skin care options, we're trying so many products that we sometimes we don't even remember what it's like to have 'normal' skin.
That's the beauty of it! We've been taught that 'normal' skin is a standard that we should all seek to achieve. At Little Olive Tree we believe that 'normal' skin doesn't really exist. There a are just too many people, each with their own range of skin characteristics, to accurately define what normal is. Though, major cosmetic companies have spent billions over decades to teach us otherwise. We're not saying that horrible/unhealthy skin is acceptable, but having a slight dryness, or a shiny T-zone (for example), is quite common and shouldn't raise any alarm bells!


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Insectageddon! scream the headlines. Really? And why should this be? The more bizarre claims on social media I've seen recently range from Electro Motive Force to chemtrails (again – groan). What is actually happening to our butterflies and bees here in the UK?
Rather than just getting annoyed with people on Twitter, I thought it might be helpful to write a quick blog based on the most recent evidence update from the National Pollinator Strategy Plan.
This is a good thing. It's a 10 year plan to protect our pollinators. It includes a range of government, commercial, academic and non-government organisations. Recently a group of involved scientists specialising in bees and other pollinators published an evidence update for it. There are several findings here which might surprise you.
To start with, what are the pollinators we're talking about? The main species are butterflies and bees, moths, hoverflies, and then there are others like wasps and beetles.
Very broadly speaking, most pollinators declined significantly from the 1950s – 1990. This is particularly true of less generalist species needing particular habitats and/or food. Take butterflies, for example; their numbers overall are down something like 40% from the mid seventies, but "habitat specialist" species are down by over 60%.
Since 1990 the trend has been down, but not so dramatically. In the short term a number of species actually seem to have stabilised. Phew!
This trend seems to be true of "wild" bees – that's to say, solitary bees (we have around 250 different types!) and bumblebees. Two of our 24 bumblebee species are on the verge of extinction here, for example, although some of the more common bumblebees are doing ok. Wild bees exhibit the same trend we're seeing in other invertebrates. The more common generalists are doing less badly than rarer specialist species.
Over the last decade the number of honeybees in the UK has gone UP – and by quite a lot, seemingly over 50% – as more people have taken up beekeeping and we've got better at disease control. This isn't quite the great news it sounds like, as wild bees do the bulk of our pollinating and we're only talking about one type of bee here.
Declines in nectar resources appear to have slowed since the 1970s and they actually increased from 1998 – 2007. They're still estimated to be below prewar levels, and the diversity of nectar-producing plants has continued to decline.
We are beginning to see some shortfalls in production (e.g. in apples) as a possible consequence of falling pollinator numbers.
Habitat loss and fragmentation and intensive land management have reduced food and nesting resources. Not only has this lead to declines in overall numbers, but it has disproportionately affected rarer, specialist species.
Chemicals to control pests and weeds, including neonicotinoids, have had a range of direct and indirect affects on pollinators. Urban insect pollinator communities are dominated by common, generalist species; we can see this pretty clearly for butterflies and bees.
Climate change will (continue to) have a number of impacts. Species range has and will change further, as will seasonal activity. The threat from invasive alien plants and predators will also increase.
The impact of the varroa mite on honeybee colonies appears to have been lessened by effective management techniques. We import bumblebees to pollinate crops like tomatoes, which can bring pests and disease.
Plant more flowers, and the right kind of flowers. This could include wildflower field margins and strips.
Protect and restore the flower rich semi-natural habitats we have – e.g. wildflower meadows, heathlands, broad leafed woodland.
Change the management of existing hedges, field margins, road verges, railway embankments, grassland, public green spaces, etc.. These are all potential sites for a wide range of wild pollinators.
Adopt more wildlife friendly land management practices, including organic farming and managing for ecosystem services. Hopefully we'll start to pay farmers to do this.
A phrase which recurs in the evidence summary is "established but incomplete". We spend so little on this kind of research it's not surprising. And it's complicated. We know a lot about honeybees, a reasonable amount about butterflies and moths, and less about bumblebees. Very little about other pollinators. The challenge is to have more "well established" facts. Let's leave absolutely no doubt that some of the things you read about butterflies and bees are fake news. We're working on it.
In the meantime, at the very least we can all plant or sow plants for pollinators – more of the right sort of flowers – and buy organic food as much as we can afford to. Plants are – as usual – the key.
Blackthorn, Prunus spinosa, is a really lovely plant. You don't tend to find it in towns, where its suckering tendency (it's not great in lawns) and all round spinosa-ness make it unpopular, I guess. These characteristics make it a top stock proof hedge plant though, even if the thorns can make it painful to lay. They're much more painful than Hawthorn spines and will go through any gauntlets, making cuts that often turn septic. Some folk I know don't like Blackthorn in paddock hedges as they worry its thorns will damage their horses' eyes.
As it's part of the Prunus family it's no surprise that it has fruit. The birds seem to like Blackthorn sloes, and so can we; sloe gin is a liquer, I suppose, rather than a true gin, but none the less tasty for it. The trick is to pick the sloes after they've been frosted, by the way.
Blackthorn is a plant rich in mythology, as all these old native species are. It was closely associated with Hawthorn, and both plants were said to have formed the crown of thorns. Witches' wands were often made of it, apparently, although more practically Blackthorn wood is hard and traditionally used for walking sticks or cudgels. Its clear white blossom, appearing very early, had more positive connotations.
Blackthorn blossom provides a wonderful early forage for bees, which is why I prize it, as it appears nearly as early as the blossom of another (near!) native Prunus, Myrobalan. Beekeepers know that when the Blackthorn blossom is out they can stop worrying about their honeybees starving. It's a wonderful wildlife plant all round; a safe refuge for birds and small mammals as well, and food plant for Hairstreak butterflies (among other lepidoptera), who lay their eggs on it. If for no other reason, this is why Blackthorn hedges should not be aggressively flailed.
Even in the most favourable conditions, left to its own devices it won't grow to be a big tree – but I can almost guarantee you will be able to grow it. It's as tough as old boots and will tolerate almost any soil or position, even half way up a mountain. It's a shame Blackthorn isn't planted as often in single species hedges as its better behaved sister, the ubiquitous Hawthorn.
Barring the Yellow Rattle the seeding is all done for another year and we're lining up all our hedge plant orders, to start delivery from next week.
The weather is finally turning autumnal, but I think the extended warm spell has done for my honeybees, who despite my best efforts look to have succumbed to a bunch of freebooting wasps. Oh well – time will tell.
Climate change was very much on the agenda at the Invertebrate Conservation Conference a couple of weeks ago. Distributions of butterflies and moths should persuade anyone that it's getting warmer here and that habitat loss continues to wreak terrible damage to our invertebrate populations – and thence everything else.
Looking on the bright side though, there are some really good initiatives gathering momentum, characterized by co-ordination between various interested parties – keep an eye on B-Lines, for example, a Buglife led project which is now taking aim at London. Even HMG seems to have caught pollinator fever – in a modest way.
The business continues to truck along. 2014 will be another record year for us thanks to our business to business sales. We're helping create a lot of valuable new habitat! We are redesigning our website to kickstart moribund retail sales, about which more anon. It should relaunch early next year.
I've finally got around to doing the RHS Level 2 course, which has reminded me how little I know about almost everything. Last week I embarrassed myself by not recognizing Iris foetidissima. Now I know it I've added it to my cracking native plants for gardens list. One of many!
Finally – FINALLY – the pond is starting to fill. We've even had some Chasers laying eggs in it, and the odd frog. I've popped some oxygenators in ahead of the winter; Starwort, Milfoil and Hornwort. The test will now be to see how clean the water is that will be running off into it; water quality is the key issue for ponds like this.
We had a visitor a couple of weeks ago who didn't believe we had any meadow areas here. I can sympathize; in winter they look like closely mown lawns ( with a lot of "weeds" in! ). A lot of folk make the mistake of not keeping their meadows either grazed or cut close enough over the winter. It won't harm the rosettes of the wildflowers and will encourage diversity.


A bugfix, a new example and a few improvements.
A new example was added. Merriam-Webster Dictionary allows you to look up a word in the Merriam-Webster online dictionary. The word is taken from the document based on the cursor position. The example show how to do a few operations on documents, how to create an interactive dialog and how to integrate a web-based service.
Fixed a bug in extensioncore.py updating methods, but not the unbound methods of classes. Updating works reliably now.
Added two new utility libraries, "writer.py" and "web.py". If you use web.py, you have to bundle BeautifulSoup with your extension. (See the Merriam-Webster Dictionary for an example).


Through the work of its innovationOchsner team, the Louisiana system developed EHR-connected tools to treat diabetes and hypertension.
Ochsner Health System has won a 2018 HIMSS Davies Enterprise Award, honored for the accomplishments of its innovationOchsner group, or iO, and its broader efforts to improve patient safety and population health.
The workgroup within Ochsner, the large academic medical center based near New Orleans, has developed several specialized digital technologies that integrate with its electronic health record to improve its approach to treating high blood pressure and diabetes and monitoring maternity patients.
Ochsner has also innovated its use of the EHR to combat the opioid epidemic and boosted its population health management efforts by finding and closing gaps in care.
The 30-hospital health system has been a longtime leader in tech-enabled innovation. Whether it's deploying artificial intelligence from Epic and Microsoft to help spot and prevent potential adverse events, or pioneering precision medicine techniques, Ochsner is at the forefront of new advances in quality and safety.
"Ochsner's unique application of integrating digital medicine and remote home monitoring into patient care has generated significant improvements in population health while improving patient satisfaction," said Jonathan French, senior director of quality and value-based care at HIMSS, in a statement.
French pointed to the health system's use of predictive analytics to spot patients at high risk of opioid addiction and connect them with alternative pain management models as just one area where it's driving innovation in care delivery.
Another area of marked improvement is pop health: Ochsner's team advanced its value-based care initiative by focusing intently on care coordination and chronic disease management, resolving nearly 50,000 gaps in care.
The health system's iO team was also cited by HIMSS for a trio of innovative data capture tools it created to help improve its approach to managing chronic conditions and delivering obstetrical care.
"Risk models were constructed to assist in providing guideline-based care driven by data captured through digital links to patients," HIMSS explains. "Dashboards highlighting key data and risk elements were created for pharmacists and health coaches to augment care interventions, including guideline-driven medication treatment, as well as lifestyle and behavioral changes."
Patients get monthly report on their progress through their online portal, and can see changes in their risk profile and get tips on self-care. Ochsner providers, meanwhile, can see progress summaries for any patient enrolled in the program.
Earlier this year, Richard Milani, MD, Ochsner's chief clinical transformation officer and medical director of iO, spoke to Healthcare IT News about the huge value of patient generated data – as long as its properly curated in a way that's useful for clinicians.
"It's incumbent upon us to design algorithms to be able to curate the information to be able to make responses without it all being on the human," said Milani. "That's what information services should be doing: saying, 'OK, there's a ton of data coming in, we're going to figure out, before it even gets to the doctor, that these are the three data points you need to look at, and don't even worry about this other 450.'"
"We're collecting all of that stuff. From home, and everything else on a regular basis. It's not a problem. Storing the information, curating the information, doing stuff with it, is not that hard. But if all we're going to do on the IS side is say, 'OK, here's your connection,' just telling the doctor to sift through this pile of sand to find the one particle you need, that's not very fair."
The results of iO's initiatives have been promising for Ochsner. Its Hypertension Digital Medicine application has helped control blood pressure in 71 percent of previously uncontrolled patients within just 90. Its Connected MOM app has helped effect a 30 percent reduction in the number of in-person routine obstetrical visits. And its Diabetes Digital Medicine tool helped achieve a 1 percent drop in in hemoglobin A1c levels in enrolled patients while also enabling improved adherence with eye exams and screenings.
"With the explosion of digital applications and an increasing value in health information technology, it is critical that traditional health systems become more innovative in how and where care is delivered while still creating a connection with their patients," said Warner Thomas, President and CEO, Ochsner Health System. "We are proud of the work our physicians and staff accomplish on a daily basis so that we can fulfill our mission to change and save lives of our patients."


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Beckinsale going back to school?
"Aviator" star Kate Beckinsale says she would consider a return to university to finish studying, reports the BBC.
Beckinsale, who plays Ava Gardner in Martin Scorsese's film, did not complete her degree at Oxford.
"I'm 31 years old and if I'm going to go back to college … then it's probably time to do it now," she said.
Beckinsale went to Oxford University to study French and Russian literature, but left before graduating after her acting career took off.
Beckinsale was speaking ahead of the U.K. premiere of the film, which stars Leonardo DiCaprio as Howard Hughes, has earned six Golden Globe nominations and is tipped for Oscar success.
The film also stars Gwen Stefani, Alec Baldwin and Willem Dafoe .
and Sir Ian Holm.
"I'm not in any terrible depression. Career-wise I'm happier than I've ever been. I've just worked with Scorsese and Leonardo and that's all great."


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Channing Tatum has plans for a "Magic Mike" sequel
July 12, 2012 / 10:47 AM / CBS News
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(CBS News) Channing Tatum may get a chance to show off his sexy and might we add, skillful, dance moves on the big screen once again.
The 32-year-old actor says he's in the midst of working on a sequel to "Magic Mike," the film loosely based on his pre-Hollywood life as a male stripper.
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During a recent Twitter question-and-answer session for Glamour magazine, Tatum was asked whether a Magic Mike" sequel was in the works.
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"Yes, yes and yes! We're working on the concept now," Tatum replied. "We want to flip the script and make it bigger."
It's unclear whether director Steven Soderbergh is on board, or if the potential follow-up will feature "Magic Mike" co-stars Matthew McConaughey, Alex Pettyfer, Joe Manganiello, Matt Bomer and Cody Horn.
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T20 World Cup: Ishan dilemma, Bhuvi worry before big game
Kishan didn't have a great time with the bat in the early stages of the recently-concluded IPL
India's Ishan Kishan during his 70-run knock against England in their T20 World Cup warm-up match in Dubai on Monday.
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Our Bureau | Calcutta | Published 19.10.21, 03:18 AM
Young Ishan Kishan made a fine impression in India's first warm-up game ahead of the T20 World Cup, smashing his way to a 46-ball 70 versus a Jos Buttler-led England at the ICC Academy ground in Dubai on Monday.
Kishan didn't have a great time with the bat in the early stages of the recently-concluded IPL. But he seems to have regained the touch with half-centuries in Mumbai Indians' last two matches.
A tad watchful at the start, the left-hander hammered seven fours and three big sixes which laid the platform for India, who eventually overhauled England's 188/5 with an over to spare and seven wickets in hand. On reaching 70, Kishan then headed back to the dugout, giving his Mumbai Indians teammate Suryakumar Yadav some time to bat.
Though captain Virat Kohli (12) said at the toss that "it's difficult to look beyond KL Rahul" as the other opener owing to his current form alongside Rohit Sharma, Kishan's knock may to an extent brighten his prospects of finding a berth in the final XI. Particularly with Suryakumar scoring only eight.
If Kishan gets runs again in the next warm-up game versus Australia on Wednesday, he could well come into contention at least for India's tournament opener versus Pakistan in Dubai on Sunday.
Kohli also made it clear that he would be batting at No. 3. "Things were different before IPL. Now it's difficult to look beyond KL at the top of the order," the skipper said.
"Rohit is a no-brainer. A world-class player, he has been solid upfront. I will be batting at No. 3."
Rohit didn't feature in this warm-up game, but Rahul (51 off 24 balls) continued from where he had left off in the IPL. His exquisite timing and placement, which were again the hallmark of his knock, should reduce the pressure to a fair extent off vice-captain Rohit.
"We are pretty sorted in terms of how we are going to start in the first game (versus Pakistan)," Kohli emphasised. "The objective behind the warm-up matches is to give game time to everyone as they get back into the groove after a short break.
"Outside of that, we just want to give opportunity to the guys as much as possible.
The idea is to create some energy and momentum as a team," he added.
Bowling concern
Jasprit Bumrah (1/26) bowled a tight, disciplined line as usual, while Mohammed Shami too looked sharp, striking thrice. But Bhuvneshwar Kumar's form continues to be a concern.
Bhuvneshwar didn't seem to be one bit settled, going wicketless and conceding as many as 54 in his four overs.
Yet again, all-rounder Hardik Pandya didn't bowl.
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Q: How to run while loop till user enter input? I am trying to run while loop for each input user enter but don't know how to stop if user is not entering input.
I need help in stopping while loop if user doesn't enter input.
Code:
import java.util.*;

class petrol{
    public static void main(String[] args){
    int vehicle_counter=0,petrol_counter=0;
    System.out.println("Enter quantity of petrol to be filled in vehicles seperated by space:");
    Scanner s1 = new Scanner(System.in);
    ArrayList<Integer> array = new ArrayList<Integer>();

    while(true){
        if(petrol_counter<=200 && array.size()<50){
            int input = s1.nextInt();
            petrol_counter=petrol_counter+input;
            vehicle_counter++;
            array.add(input);
        }
        else{
            System.out.println("Quantity Excedded then 200 Litres or no of Vehicles excedded then 50.");
            break;
        }
    }
    System.out.println("Hii");
    }

}

e.g: If I enter 2 3 4 2 and press enter loop should stop.
Problem with possible solution :
If I use while(s1.nextInt().equals(true)) I get an error.
How do I use break?

A: So, you can try something like this. Instead of Scanner, use BufferedReader to parse the input since all you need is a single line input. Also, BufferedReader is faster compared to Scanner.
Here is the code:
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;

public class Petrol {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
        int vehicle_counter=0,petrol_counter=0;
        System.out.println("Enter quantity of petrol to be filled in vehicles seperated by space:");
        String input = br.readLine();
        String[] values = input.split(" ");
        if(values.length>50){
            System.out.println("Vehicles exceeded 50");
        }else{
            for(int i=0;i<values.length;i++){
                int ip = Integer.parseInt(values[i]);
                petrol_counter+=ip;
                vehicle_counter++;

                if(petrol_counter>200){
                    System.out.println("Petrol Quantity exceeded 200L");
                }
            }
        }

        System.out.println(petrol_counter+" Litres "+ " Vehicles "+vehicle_counter);

    }

}

A: If you want to keep the Scanner you could also make the input as char and having a if statement that will exit the loop when you press a certain character.
import java.util.*;

public class petrol {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        int vehicle_counter = 0, petrol_counter = 0;
        System.out.println("Enter quantity of petrol to be filled in vehicles seperated by space:");
        Scanner s1 = new Scanner(System.in);
        ArrayList<Integer> array = new ArrayList<Integer>();

    while (true) {
        if (petrol_counter <= 200 && array.size() < 50) {
            char input = s1.next().charAt(0); // use char instead

            if (input == 'q' || input == 'Q') { //if user enters q or Q
                System.out.println("Quantity Excedded then 200 Litres or no of Vehicles excedded then 50.");
                break;
            }

            petrol_counter = petrol_counter + input;
            vehicle_counter++;
            array.add((int) input); //Cast to int
        }
    }
    System.out.println("Hii");
}

}


Pacaya-Samiria Amazon Lodge is one of the most exclusive lodges in the Peruvian Amazon and a heaven for visitors in search of a quiet retreat. From this unique place, our guests can visit the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, which is the largest protected natural area in Peru.
The Pacaya – Samiria National Reserve has a great and unique variety of flora and fauna, and is also known as the "Jungle of the Mirrors" due to the fact that the jungle and the sky are reflected so clearly in the dark waters of the rivers and lakes, that the visitors have the sensation of navigating throughout endless mirrors of water.
There, visitors will also have the chance to observe exotic pink dolphin of the Amazon at their natural habitat. Activities also include visits to the local communities, hikes in primary rainforest, observation of flora and fauna, birdwatching, canoe rides, fishing and many more. Also, the visit to the confluence of the Marañon and Ucayali rivers where the Amazonas river is born. You can enjoy the spectacular view from a 100 feet watching tower.
Meals: At our restaurant, visitors can enjoy international and regional cuisine, as well as bar service. Meals consist of soups and appetizers, salads, main course, pasta, dessert, fresh fruits, coffee or tea. We provide also drinking water to our visitors.
Electricity: Electricity is only available at night. Schedule from 6pm. to 11pm.
Others: We do have a library and a small boutique with hancrafted items and souvenirs.
Pacaya Samiria Amazon Lodge offers birdwatching programs to two protected natural areas in the Peruvian Amazon: The Pacaya Samiria National Reserve and the Allpahuayo – Mishana National Reserve.
The Pacaya Samiria National Reserve (PSNR) is the largest protected area in the peruvian amazon. It has 449 species of birds registered, grouped in 288 geniuses and 61 families. Half of the registered birds belong to the order Passeriformes and, among them, the family Tyrannidae has 55 species. In the PSNR, there are different kind of habitats, with the predominance of birds in aquatic habitats. Same importance have the migratory species, due to the existence of lakes and swamps. Eight migratory species have been identified, belonging to the Pandionidae, Scolopacidae and Tyrannidae family.
The Allpahuayo – Mishana Nacional Reserve (AMNR), located 20 km. from the city of Iquitos, was created in 1999 and has a total area of 57,600 hectares. It has a high biological diversity and the most extended white-sand forest in the Peruvian Amazon. There are 475 species of birds that have been registered, some of them white-sand forest specialist and only known in this area. Among them, we can mention the "Ancient Antwren" (Herpsilochmus gentryi), "Mishana Tyrannulet" (Zimmerius villarejoi); "Allpahuayo Antbird" (Percnostola arenarum), "Northern Chesnut-tailed Antbird" (Myrmeciza castanea centuculorum), "Pompadour Cotinga" (Xipholena punicea) and the "Saffron-crested Tyrant-Manakin" (Neopelma chrysocephalum).


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Alexis de Tocqueville (1805 – 1859) was a French political thinker and historian best known for his Democracy in America (appearing in two volumes: 1835 and 1840) and The Old Regime and the Revolution (1856). In both of these works, he analyzed the rising living standards and social conditions of individuals and their relationship to the market and state in Western societies. Democracy in America was published after his travels in the United States, and is today considered an early work of sociology and political science.
"I studied the Quran a great deal. I came away from that study with the conviction that by and large there have been few religions in the world as deadly to men as that of Muhammad. As far as I can see, it is the principal cause of the decadence so visible today in the Muslim world and, though less absurd than the polytheism of old, its social and political tendencies are in my opinion more to be feared, and I therefore regard it as a form of decadence rather than a form of progress in relation to paganism itself."
We need all the voices of old informing us, the people, the books, the papers, the speeches, the statements.
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Q: Godel's proof for dummies Can someone give me as simple-a-proof as possible for Godel's Incompleteness Theorem?
I'd love to understand it more.

A: I try to keep it very short - for more I also highly recommend Nagel-Newman's book Goedel's Theorem.
There are two two main observations:

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*A sufficiently rich formal system $\mathscr T$ can make statements about itself: there is a computable translation of meta-theoretic/natural language statements $\phi$ about $\mathscr T$ (e.g., some formula in $\mathscr T$ is provable, $\mathscr T$ is consistent, ...)  into formulas $\lceil\phi\rceil$  in $\mathscr T$. The translation is sound in the sense that whenever $\phi$ holds in the meta-theory, then $\lceil\phi\rceil$ is provable within $\mathscr T$.
In particular, given any formula $\psi$ of $\mathscr T$ you get, in a 'computable' way (this e.g. would need to be made more precise), another formula $\lceil\psi\text{ is not provable in }{\mathscr T}\rceil$, expressing that $\psi$ is not provable in $\mathscr T$.
How: Encode meta-theoretic objects like formulas, proofs, ... by natural numbers via Goedel numberings.

*Very roughly any suitably computable operation $\textbf O$ on $\mathscr T$-formulas has a fixed point, i.e. a formula $\psi$ of $\mathscr T$ such that ${\textbf O}(\psi)$ and $\psi$ are equivalent.
How: One realizes that the self-interpretability of $\mathscr T$ gives rise to an (at least informal) interpretation of $\lambda$-calculus, and one imitates a fixed point combinator from $\lambda$-calculus to get the desired fixed points. See https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/27322/fixed-points-in-computability-and-logic
Given these two observations, you get Goedel's theorem as follows: first, choose a fixed point of $$\psi\mapsto \lceil\psi\text{ is not provable in }{\mathscr T}\rceil.$$ In words, $\psi$ is equivalent to the formalization (within $\mathscr T$) of the statement that $\psi$ is not provable; this is what corresponds to the formalization of I am not provable which you often find in  introductions to Goedel's theorem.
Now, suppose $\psi$ can be proved from $\mathscr T$. Then, the soundness of translation says that also $$\lceil\psi\text{ is provable in }{\mathscr T}\rceil,\quad\text{ or equivalently }\quad\neg \lceil\psi\text{ is not provable in }{\mathscr T}\rceil$$ can be proved from $\mathscr T$. However, by construction, the provability of the latter is equivalent to provability of $\neg\psi$ by our choice of $\psi$. Hence, if $\psi$ is provable, then also $\neg\psi$, hence $\mathscr T$ is inconsistent. So we arrive at:
Conclusion: If $\mathscr T$ is consistent, then $\psi$ (from above) is not provable.
On the other hand, the translation of the right hand side into $\mathscr T$ is again equivalent to $\psi$, so we finally obtain:
Theorem: If $\mathscr T$ is consistent, then there is a true formula $\psi$ in $\mathscr T$ (true in the sense that it is the translation of a true statement in the meta-theory) which is not provable from $\mathscr T$.


As they drop their debut album today, we catch up with witty alt heroes The Prettiots.
We can't get enough of The Prettiots here at Wonderland. Back in 2014, we spoke to the New York based girl band about their name ("pretty idiots…because the most powerful thing we can do as a band is be underestimated"), the virtues of being cutre, and their musical heroes. Since then, a whole lot has happened for Kay Kasparhauser (ukulele hero) and Lulu Landolfi (bass queen), not least a record deal with indie giants Rough Trade. Specialising in cheery melodies paired with extremely frank lyrics and casually delivered melancholia, the twosome are part The Smiths-influenced poets – they're favourite Morrissey lyric being "Give in to lust, give up to lust, heaven knows we'll soon be dust" – and part punky rebels who couldn't care less what you think of them.
In one of their best tracks to date, 'Suicide Hotline', the girls make a fairly bad taste, and fairly funny, allusion to Sylvia Plath's suicide. With that kind of irreverence we weren't in the least surprised when they claim their other literary influences are "Steve Harvey and that chick that wrote 50 Shades of Gray." Inspiration certainly comes from unlikely sources for The Prettiots, with "PC computer music, Samba and Dwight Twilley Band" all name-dropped as current obsessions. Indeed, you only need to look to their sublime cover of The Venga Boy's 'Boom Boom Boom' to notice their trademark wit and talent for re-appropriation – performing the track during their European tour was, they tell us, a highlight of their live performances.
We can't help but wonder whether such an inherently subversive duo would be happy signing on to a record label where they might find their artistic identity compromised. This is Rough Trade we're talking about though, and the band have only good things to say, gushing, "it's been so phenomenal working with such a great support system and they are constantly inspiring us to take more risks which is really sick." They're favourite song from Funs Cool? "'hope yr happy' I'm not totally sure why, I just really treat it like our baby." As for our number one? With this many alt-pop bangers, it's too tough to call.
Funs Cool is released today on Rough Trade records.
The Prettiots: You Can't Sit With Us!


The Cloverleaf Paint Box by watercolour artist and tutor Barry Herniman is now available at Jackson's Art.
A very cleverly designed watercolour box for painting in the field, the Cloverleaf easily unfolds from a small size (of just 12.5 x 12.5 x 4.5cm), to give 4 good-sized mixing areas. The mixing palettes are stable and solidly attached, not at all fiddly. The plastic is lightweight yet robust. Filled with paint it weighs less than 300 grams. The box is supplied empty, to fill with your choice of paints. Please note that the box does not come with any paint.
The paint wells are deep, great for squeezing tube watercolour into. The depth of the wells means you won't be slopping over when you swirl a wet brush in them. They will fit some makes of full and half pans, but some are a wee bit too large and sit a bit proud, although the box will still close. The paint well area is removable for cleaning.
The Cloverleaf paintbox has deep wells for squeezing in your tube paint. Full and half pans will also fit, some better than others. Notice that the Winsor & Newton full and half pans on the left side fit better into the wells.
Note: paint is not included.
The Cloverleaf paintbox 's deep wells are designed for squeezing in your tube paint.
It is very easy to hold. A paint box designed for painting outdoors needs a way to be held in your non-brush hand while working and the Cloverleaf has a simple yet effective feature for this, a flat plate area for your thumb that works if you hold your box in your left or your right hand and if you hold your thumb straight or you crook it.
The Cloverleaf paintbox opens up to provide 4 stable mixing areas.
A 96-page paperback book by Barry Herniman.
The glowing transparency and spontaneity of watercolour makes it an ideal medium for exploring the effects of sunlight, shadows, mist, stormy skies and more. Easy techniques for creating realistic effects are demonstrated in a series of stunning demonstrations. In his enthusiastic and practical manner, Barry Herniman guides you through all the different stages, revealing paintings rich in atmosphere, from tranquil river scenes and misty woodlands to dramatic landscapes and inspiring seascapes. This book is packed with useful tips and easy-to-follow techniques, each accompanied by beautiful paintings to inspire and help improve skills. Artists can learn how to apply these techniques to their own work to create original and unique watercolour paintings that almost spring to life.
Barry Herniman is a full time artist who lives in Ross on Wye, England. His first exhibition of watercolours was in 1991 and was predominantly of local Wye Valley scenes. Since then he has travelled quite extensively both home and abroad, gathering reference material and inspiration for his paintings. He runs painting holidays that you can book on his website.
Click on the underlined link to go to the current offers on products by Barry Herniman on the Jackson's Art Supplies website.
I have just ordered a Cloverleaf palette! What type of half pans do you recommend that can fit into this palette's spaces? (You mention above that some fit and some do not.) I would like to customize my palette with a few half pans to extend my color range. Thanks!
Great to hear, let us know how you get on with it!
The Winsor & Newton pans fit best of the pans I tried. The others, including our empty half pans, fit but sit a bit proud, though they don't interfere with closing.
Most helpful, thanks! I will give those a try… and let you know how it goes. Can't wait to try my new palette out!


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Millennials are killing chains like Buffalo Wild Wings and Applebee's
Kate Taylor
Buffalo Wild Wings.
Casual dining is in danger — and millennials are to blame.
Brands such as TGI Fridays, Ruby Tuesday, and Applebee's have faced sales slumps and dozens of restaurant closures, as casual-dining chains have struggled to attract customers and increase sales.
"Casual-dining restaurants face a uniquely challenging market today," Buffalo Wild Wings CEO Sally Smith recently wrote in a letter to shareholders.
According to Smith, these sit-down restaurants' struggles can be blamed on a frequently besmirched generation: millennials.
"Millennial consumers are more attracted than their elders to cooking at home, ordering delivery from restaurants, and eating quickly, in fast-casual or quick-serve restaurants," Smith wrote.
While blaming millennials has become a trend to the point of cliché in retail, Smith isn't wrong to zero in on younger customers' changing tastes as a major factor in casual dining's downfall.
"Now there's many, many options that people are replacing chains with," Victor Fernandez, the executive director of insights at the restaurant-industry tracker TDn2K, recently told Business Insider.
A sample meal from Blue Apron.
Many of these options involve cooking at home. Grocery chains are increasingly competing with restaurants, thanks to lower prices and perks such as pick-up and delivery, new technology, and trendy features like wine bars and to-go meals. And meal-delivery kits like Blue Apron are focused on getting millennials on subscription plans to persuade them to stay in and cook a certain number of days a week.
Convenience is also a factor, both when it comes to delivery and speed of service. And casual-dining chains are still playing catch-up regarding delivery.
"The only part of casual dining that's growing right now is the off-premise side," Bonnie Riggs, a food-service industry analyst for NPD, recently told Nation's Restaurant News.
Cheesecake Factory said earlier this year that it would expand delivery to half of its 194 US locations through DoorDash, a third-party service. TGI Fridays, Chili's, and Maggiano's Little Italy are all now on Grubhub, and Buffalo Wild Wings and Red Robin are testing the service. Outback Steakhouse is using third-party services and building one of its own.
While delivery clearly is a compelling option to offer, it isn't a simple service for restaurants to add. Customers often spend less when ordering delivery than they would when eating at casual-dining chains, most of which rely on alcohol orders to drive sales. In-house delivery means added complexities, paying drivers, and additional insurance costs. Using a third party could mean losing control over the food's quality.
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More convenient chains have also drawn millennial customers away from casual-dining options.
The growth of fast-casual chains such as Chipotle and Panera have been especially harmful. These chains can offer lower prices to millennial customers, who are less enthused about spending more money just for the experience of sitting in a booth at a casual-dining joint.
The fast-casual industry grew by 550% from 1999 to 2014, The Washington Post reported. By 2020, the fast-casual market in the US is expected to reach $66.9 billion, according to the market-research company Technavio.
"They have more of a healthy perception, there's quicker service times," Wedbush analyst Colin Radke told Business Insider in March. "The healthiness and the speed of service — that's been taking market share from casual dining."
Trends aside, when Smith says millennials' tastes differ from what casual-dining chains can offer, she's avoiding a blunter statement: Casual-dining brands just aren't cool anymore.
"When you look at the alternatives out there in the marketplace today and who's creating buzz and creating excitement, it's gone away from chain casual dining," John Antioco, the former CEO of TGI Fridays, told Business Insider.
SEE ALSO: Buffalo Wild Wings CEO hits back at activist investor and blames chain's problems on millennials
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As you may be aware, the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS) was charged in the last biennial budget (Section 9139) with completing a comprehensive study and report of Wisconsin's occupational licenses.
- The department's evaluation of whether the unregulated practice of the profession, occupation, or trade can clearly harm or endanger the health, safety, or welfare of the public, and whether the potential for the harm is recognizable and not remote or speculative.
- The department's evaluation of whether the public reasonably benefits from the occupational license requirement.
- The department's evaluation of whether the public can be effectively protected by any means other than requiring an occupational license.
- The department's analysis of whether licensure requirements for the regulated profession, occupation, or trade exist in other states.
- The department's estimate of the number of individuals or entities that are affected by the occupational license requirement.
- The department's estimate of the total financial burden imposed on individual or entities as a result of the occupational licensure requirement, including education or training costs, examination fees, private credential fees, occupational license fees imposed by the state, and other costs individuals or entities incur in order to obtain the required occupational license.
- Any statement of analysis provided by the agency or board administering the occupational license.
- The department's evaluation of the tangible or intangible barriers people may face in obtaining an occupational license.
As a part of this analysis, DSPS is requesting feedback from credential holders across Wisconsin.
"License" means a state of Wisconsin-issued occupational license, credential, certification, or registration. "License" does not include permits, facility or establishment licenses, business licenses (such as liquor license or vending license), or licenses required by a local or municipal ordinance.


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David Butler (born 1992) is an Irish hurler who plays as a right wing-forward for the Kerry senior team.

Born in Dundrum, County Tipperary, Butler first played competitive hurling during his schooling at Cashel Community sive School. He arrived on the inter-county scene at the age of sixteen when he first linked up with the Tipperary minor team before later joining the junior Gaelic football team. He made his senior debut for Kerry during the 2014 league. Butler quickly became a regular member of the starting fifteen and has won one Christy Ring Cup medal. He has been a Christy Ring Cup runner-up on one occasion.

At club level Butler plays with Knockavilla–Donaskeigh Kickhams.

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Christy Ring Cup (1): 2015

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Matt Trueman talks to Winsome Pinnock and Amit Sharma about the reworking of One Under
Some plays have prescience, some are ahead of their time. Fourteen years after Winsome Pinnock's puzzle of a play One Under had its world premiere, with Graeae's new version of the work about to embark on a national tour, this tale of Londoners that fall through the cracks has arguably never felt more of the moment. "The play had always left questions for me," the playwright insists, "I'd always wanted to return to it."
One Under starts with a suicide – its title being the term tube drivers use when somebody jumps in front of their trains – before tracing the impact of that incident on several Londoners whose lives criss-cross like tube lines: the train driver, convinced it meant more than mere coincidence; the deceased's foster mother, coming to terms with her grief; a local dry cleaner who met the man immediately before he passed away. In the process, One Under nudges up against a number of prevailing issues: mental health, urban environs, precarious existences and marginalised identities.
Winsome Pinnock
Most prominently, Pinnock's play captures something specific about city life: the way millions of us brush shoulders every day, co-existing across a vast shared space. "I'm a Londoner and that's how we live, isn't it?" Pinnock explains. "You're constantly colliding with strangers and there's a possibility for great intimacy in that, as well as explosions."
Those encounters, born out of physical proximity, tend to transcend the looser boundaries of identity. As such, Pinnock's play presents a cross-section of the capital. "It's completely intersectional," insists director Amit Sharma – and that's something that Graeae, the UK's leading D/deaf and disabled theatre company is perfectly placed to explore. The new version will feature a a cast of disabled and non-disabled actors .
What its characters share, however, is an economic situation. "It feels to me a play about class," Sharma continues. "It doesn't talk about the failures of structures in society. It talks about the consequences of them."
Pinnock picks up the thought: "When people talk about poverty, I don't think they talk about what it can do to people – physically, mentally; the sort of things people have to deal with as a result of living in poverty."
"That hasn't changed," she stresses. "It was the same when I was a child, when I was a teenager, when I went off to university. What happens is that it gets worse for people because governments make it harder. This government made it harder – and then blamed the people they'd made it harder for."
Sharma sees the erosion of the welfare state as having exacerbated the precariousness of life in poverty, sharpening the problems of an unequal society in the process. "I'm not saying that, in 2005 everyone else was doing cartwheels, but there was a level of support and, over the last 14 or 15 years, that's gone."
Partly as a result, Pinnock is having a purple patch, some might even say a renaissance. Having emerged in the late Eighties as a vital new voice, the first black British woman to be staged at the National Theatre, she had watched her work recede from mainstream stages in recent years. Fashions changed. Commissions fells away.
However, a pivotal intervention changed that. When Madani Younis revived her masterful full-length debut Leave Taking at the Bush Theatre in London, starting its Passing the Baton initiative to re-establish a black British canon of modern classics, it introduced a new generation of artists and audiences to her work. Pinnock has since won the prestigious Alfred Fagon award for her latest play, Rockets and Blue Lights.
That her writing has been neglected is, Sharma says, "a tragedy" – part of a wider erasure of marginalised voices in British theatre. "Winsome's a hot new thing right now," he jokes, fondly, "but Winsome herself has been here. It's people's perspectives and lenses that haven't."
Pinnock herself is more sanguine, suggesting that Leave Taking's revival "really started a rollercoaster." She believes Passing the Baton "has changed quite a lot" in itself, but thinks her playwrighting style might chime with the times. Her plays are about people more than they are plot. "I know it's a bit contentious to say ordinary people," she expands, "but they are exploring ordinary people and everyday lives, and showing them to be complex, intelligent and very interesting." Her characters come with authenticity too. Born in Islington to working-class Jamaican immigrants, she's always written the world around her. "I've lived with these sorts of characters, grown up with them," she says. "They're fascinating to me."
With Graeae reviving One Under, it adds another layer of intersectionality. "Whatever marginalised group you're in, disabled people are probably the very first group to be shat on," Sharma explains. "It's hard being a disabled person. In fact, it costs £500 more a month in this country." That fact only exacerbates the poverty portrayed in the play.
"The reason this feels like a Graeae play is because the company's most successful plays have been rooted in people," Sharma adds – the point being that D/deafness and disability sits alongside and as part of the human experience. It affects everything: sex, communication, mobility – and mental health. "Mental health is absolutely part of the disabled experience," he stresses. "Where the perception of Graeae revolves around physical and sensory impairment, it felt quite apt to put mental health front and centre."
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My name is Julia Wheelwright. They call me Boots. I am 1/2 Native American (Shoshone Bannock) and 1/2 Irish. I am 33 years old. I am an Individualist Anarchist. I love to study philosophy, theology, anthropology, archeology, and physics. I am completely radical in every aspect of my life and I love the movement. Long live the Rev.


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import com.navercorp.pinpoint.common.buffer.Buffer;
import com.navercorp.pinpoint.common.buffer.OffsetFixedBuffer;
import com.navercorp.pinpoint.web.service.ApplicationFactory;
import com.navercorp.pinpoint.web.service.map.AcceptApplication;
import com.navercorp.pinpoint.web.vo.Application;

import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.Cell;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.CellUtil;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.Result;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.data.hadoop.hbase.RowMapper;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Component;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

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@Component
public class HostApplicationMapperVer2 implements RowMapper<List<AcceptApplication>> {

    private final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(this.getClass());

    @Autowired
    private ApplicationFactory applicationFactory;

    @Override
    public List<AcceptApplication> mapRow(Result result, int rowNum) throws Exception {
        if (result.isEmpty()) {
            return Collections.emptyList();
        }
//       readRowKey(result.getRow());

        final List<AcceptApplication> acceptApplicationList = new ArrayList<AcceptApplication>(result.size());
        for (Cell cell : result.rawCells()) {
            AcceptApplication acceptedApplication = createAcceptedApplication(cell);
            acceptApplicationList.add(acceptedApplication);
        }
        return acceptApplicationList;
    }

//    private void readRowKey(byte[] rowKey) {
//        final Buffer rowKeyBuffer= new FixedBuffer(rowKey);
//        final String parentApplicationName = rowKeyBuffer.readPadStringAndRightTrim(HBaseTables.APPLICATION_NAME_MAX_LEN);
//        final short parentApplicationServiceType = rowKeyBuffer.readShort();
//        final long timeSlot = TimeUtils.recoveryTimeMillis(rowKeyBuffer.readLong());
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//        if (logger.isDebugEnabled()) {
//            logger.debug("parentApplicationName:{}/{} time:{}", parentApplicationName, parentApplicationServiceType, timeSlot);
//        }
//    }

    private AcceptApplication createAcceptedApplication(Cell cell) {
        Buffer reader = new OffsetFixedBuffer(cell.getQualifierArray(), cell.getQualifierOffset());
        String host = reader.readPrefixedString();
        String bindApplicationName = reader.readPrefixedString();
        short bindServiceTypeCode = reader.readShort();

        final Application bindApplication = applicationFactory.createApplication(bindApplicationName, bindServiceTypeCode);
        return new AcceptApplication(host, bindApplication);
    }
}

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Induction of Decision Trees
by J. R. Quinlan - MACH. LEARN , 1986
"... The technology for building knowledge-based systems by inductive inference from examples has been demonstrated successfully in several practical applications. This paper summarizes an approach to synthesizing decision trees that has been used in a variety of systems, and it describes one such syste ..."
The technology for building knowledge-based systems by inductive inference from examples has been demonstrated successfully in several practical applications. This paper summarizes an approach to synthesizing decision trees that has been used in a variety of systems, and it describes one
Multiple sequence alignment with the Clustal series of programs
by Ramu Chenna, Hideaki Sugawara, Tadashi Koike, Rodrigo Lopez, Toby J. Gibson, Desmond G. Higgins, Julie D. Thompson - Nucleic Acids Res , 2003
"... The Clustal series of programs are widely used in molecular biology for the multiple alignment of both nucleic acid and protein sequences and for preparing phylogenetic trees. The popularity of the programs depends on a number of factors, including not only the accuracy of the results, but also the ..."
the robustness, portability and user-friendliness of the programs. New features include NEXUS and FASTA format output, printing range numbers and faster tree calculation. Although, Clustal was originally developed to run on a local computer, numerous Web servers have been set up, notably at the EBI
Probabilistic Part-of-Speech Tagging Using Decision Trees
by Helmut Schmid , 1994
"... In this paper, a new probabilistic tagging method is presented which avoids problems that Markov Model based taggers face, when they have to estimate transition probabilities from sparse data. In this tagging method, transition probabilities are estimated using a decision tree. Based on this method, ..."
In this paper, a new probabilistic tagging method is presented which avoids problems that Markov Model based taggers face, when they have to estimate transition probabilities from sparse data. In this tagging method, transition probabilities are estimated using a decision tree. Based on this method
Z-Tree: Zurich Toolbox for Readymade Economic Experiments, Working paper No
by Urs Fischbacher , 1999
"... 2.2.2 Start-up of the Experimenter PC............................................................................................... 9 2.2.3 Start-up of the Subject PCs....................................................................................................... 9 ..."
2.2.2 Start-up of the Experimenter PC............................................................................................... 9 2.2.3 Start-up of the Subject PCs....................................................................................................... 9
Mining Frequent Patterns without Candidate Generation: A Frequent-Pattern Tree Approach
by Jiawei Han, Jian Pei, Yiwen Yin, Runying Mao - DATA MINING AND KNOWLEDGE DISCOVERY , 2004
"... Mining frequent patterns in transaction databases, time-series databases, and many other kinds of databases has been studied popularly in data mining research. Most of the previous studies adopt an Apriori-like candidate set generation-and-test approach. However, candidate set generation is still co ..."
costly, especially when there exist a large number of patterns and/or long patterns. In this study, we propose a novel frequent-pattern tree (FP-tree) structure, which is an extended prefix-tree structure for storing compressed, crucial information about frequent patterns, and develop an efficient FP-tree
PAML: a program package for phylogenetic analysis by maximum likelihood
by Ziheng Yang - COMPUT APPL BIOSCI 13:555–556 , 1997
"... PAML, currently in version 1.2, is a package of programs for phylogenetic analyses of DNA and protein sequences using the method of maximum likelihood (ML). The programs can be used for (i) maximum likelihood estimation of evolutionary parameters such as branch lengths in a phylogenetic tree, the tr ..."
among lineages (the molecular clock); (iii) calculation of sub-stitution rates at sites and reconstruction of ancestral nucleo-tide or amino acid sequences; and (iv) phylogenetic tree reconstruction by maximum likelihood and Bayesian methods.
Application of Phylogenetic Networks in Evolutionary Studies
by Daniel H. Huson, David Bryant - SUBMITTED TO MBE 2005 , 2005
"... The evolutionary history of a set of taxa is usually represented by a phylogenetic tree, and this model has greatly facilitated the discussion and testing of hypotheses. However, it is well known that more complex evolutionary scenarios are poorly described by such models. Further, even when evoluti ..."
The evolutionary history of a set of taxa is usually represented by a phylogenetic tree, and this model has greatly facilitated the discussion and testing of hypotheses. However, it is well known that more complex evolutionary scenarios are poorly described by such models. Further, even when
Greedy Function Approximation: A Gradient Boosting Machine
by Jerome H. Friedman - Annals of Statistics , 2000
"... Function approximation is viewed from the perspective of numerical optimization in function space, rather than parameter space. A connection is made between stagewise additive expansions and steepest{descent minimization. A general gradient{descent \boosting" paradigm is developed for additi ..."
additive components are regression trees, and tools for interpreting such \TreeBoost" models are presented. Gradient boosting of regression trees produces competitive, highly robust, interpretable procedures for both regression and classication, especially appropriate for mining less than clean
A Maximum-Entropy-Inspired Parser
by Eugene Charniak , 1999
"... We present a new parser for parsing down to Penn tree-bank style parse trees that achieves 90.1% average precision/recall for sentences of length 40 and less, and 89.5% for sentences of length 100 and less when trained and tested on the previously established [5,9,10,15,17] "stan- dard" se ..."
We present a new parser for parsing down to Penn tree-bank style parse trees that achieves 90.1% average precision/recall for sentences of length 40 and less, and 89.5% for sentences of length 100 and less when trained and tested on the previously established [5,9,10,15,17] "stan- dard


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The Impressive Resume Of Dr. Anthony Fauci- 54 Years Of Achievement
Physician. Scientist. Educator. Humanitarian. Public Health Leader.
Dr. Anthony Fauci has been many things for millions of people throughout his career. Now as we sit at home waiting to rejoin the outside world, he is a COVID-19 task force leader. Since we've all been leaning on his guidance for the past few months, we thought it would be fun to check into his background.
He's had a staggering fifty-four year career, with a plethora of accomplishments, but we managed to fit them on a standard one page resume.
Our Fearless Leader
Unsurprisingly, the doctor has led an impeccable life. From all of the awards he's received to being named a hero, Dr. Fauci isn't here to mess around. He means business. Sometimes business means having an excellent track record. No, really. As in 7 miles around the track excellent. In the prime of his career, Fauci faced the fight against HIV/AIDS by running 7 miles every day. Even now, at 79, he still is running at least 3.5 miles a day (he said he had to cut back due to working 19 hours a day). But if you think this is surprising, then this next part is really going to throw you.
Dr. Fauci used to be an excellent basketball player (nay, leader) in high school. Despite his height, which gets brought up a lot, Dr. Fauci's ability to lead his team was similar to how he's led the United States through some tough times. During a specifically rough basketball season, Dr. Fauci led his team to victory against a team they shouldn't have beat. The game was expected to be a blowout, but with the team's captain (Fauci himself) in their corner, Fauci's team pulled off the win. With more and more people falling victim to COVID-19 every day, millions are waiting for our captain to pull an unexpected victory out once again.
Source:D. Myles Cullen
Other Aspects Worth Noting
Hero isn't a word used lightly, but at this point, Dr. Fauci is used to it. It all started back in 1988 when George H.W. Bush was asked who his heroes were. He answered, "I think of Dr. Fauci." It happened again in 2016 when Ohio State University President Michael Drake introduced Fauci as an American hero. Now, more than ever, he's being referred to as "Coronavirus Hero" and a "Public Health Hero."
He didn't earn this title overnight though. He certainly didn't earn it while sitting on his couch. Dr. Fauci has kept up 16-hour workdays during most, if not all, of his career. That obviously leaves very little time for sleep and relaxing, but instead offers more time to be involved in the medical community. This includes being a member of:
National Academy of Medicine
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Philosophical Society
American Society for Clinical Investigation
Association of American Physicians
American Association of Immunologists
American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
Dr. Fauci also serves on the editorial boards of many scientific journals and was an editor of "Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine. To add to his incredible rap sheet, Fauci has authored, co-authored, and edited more than 1,300 scientific publications and textbooks.
In comparison to the "Hamilton" musical song "Nonstop," Dr. Fauci may be a modern Alexander Hamilton. "Every day you fight like you're running out of time." Dr. Fauci is nonstop it seems, and he's not tired yet. "I feel like I'm 45. And I act like I'm 35," Fauci told Politco. "When I start to feel like I don't have the energy to do the job, whatever my age, I'll walk away and write my book."
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