text:
'use strict';
module.exports = function(grunt) {

	grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-watch');

	grunt.config.init({
		watch: {
			livereload: {
				files: [
					'static/*.*'
				],
				options: {
					livereload: true,
					spawn: false
				}
			},
			optimizeIterations: {
				files: [
					//'static/events2.js',
					//'static/events3.js',
					//'static/events4.js',
					'advancedPubSub.js'//,
					//'gruntfile.js'
				],
				tasks: [
					'optimizeIterations'
				]
			}
		},
		optimizeIterations: {
			//2: {options: {name: 'events2'}},
			//3: {options: {name: 'events3'}},
			//4: {options: {name: 'events4'}},
			aps: {options: {name: 'aps'}}
		}
	});

	grunt.registerMultiTask('optimizeIterations', function testFunction() {

		// Get the fileString
		var
			// Get the options
			options = this.options({
				name: null
			}),
			// Regex string to mach the each() function start
			regexString = /each\(([a-zA-Z\.]+), function\(([a-zA-Z]+)(, )*([a-zA-Z]+)*\) \{/g,
			// Get the fileString
			fileString = grunt.file.read(options.name === 'aps' ? 'advancedPubSub.js' : 'static/' + options.name + '.js'),
			// The iteration count
			iIteration = 0,
			// Track if a match is found
			matchFound = true;

		// As long as a match is found
		while (matchFound) {

			// Init the last... variales
			var
				lastMatch,
				lastMatchArray,
				lastMatchElement,
				lastMatchI,
				lastIndex = null;

			// Find all the matches of the regex
			fileString.replace(regexString, function(match, matchArray, matchElement, matchComma, matchI, index) {

				// Store the values, as to always have the last version
				lastMatch = match;
				lastMatchArray = matchArray;
				lastMatchElement = matchElement;
				lastMatchI = matchI;
				lastIndex = index;

			});

			// If no match was found
			if(lastIndex === null)

				// Set the flag
				matchFound = false;

			// Else if there was a match found
			else {

				var
					// Init the current index, starting after the each() match
					currentIndex = lastIndex + lastMatch.length,
					// Init leftCount as allready having one (because of the first bracket at the end of the match
					leftCount = 1,
					// Init rightCount as 0
					rightCount = 0;

				// While there
				while (leftCount > rightCount) {

					// If the currentIndex is at the end of the fileString
					if (currentIndex >= fileString.length)

						// Throw an error
						throw new Error('End of the string reached: not enough matching closing brackets found');

					// Count left brackets
					if (fileString.charAt(currentIndex) === '{') leftCount++;

					// Count right brackets
					if (fileString.charAt(currentIndex) === '}') rightCount++;

					// Increase the currentIndex position by 1
					currentIndex++;

				}

				// Create a newIterationFunction
				var newIterationFunction = [
					'for (',
					'var i', iIteration, ' = 0, ',
					'length', iIteration, ' = ', lastMatchArray, '.length; ',
					'i', iIteration, ' < length', iIteration, '; ',
					'i', iIteration, '++',
					') {',
					// Add the !== null check because of the convention that we are deleting by setting an element to null
					'if (',
					lastMatchArray, '[i', iIteration, ']', ' !== null',
					') {'
				].join('');

				// Actually replace the section by getting the whole match
				fileString = fileString.replace(fileString.substr(lastIndex, currentIndex - lastIndex + 2), function(matchIntern) {

					// Get the matchIntern
					return matchIntern

						// And find every name
						.replace(/[a-zA-Z]+/g, function(match, index) {

							// As long as the index is after the iterationFunction
							if (index > lastMatch.length)

								// As long as this is not a string (check this by assuming the character before is a ' or a "
								if (matchIntern.substr(index - 1) !== "'" && matchIntern.substr(index - 1) !== '"') {

									// If this name matches the element name
									if (match === lastMatchElement)

										// Replace it with the new way of getting an element
										return lastMatchArray + '[i' + iIteration + ']';

									// If this name matches the i name
									if (match === lastMatchI)

										// Replace it with the new i
										return 'i' + iIteration;

								}

							// Else just return the match
							return match;

						})

						// Replace the original iterationFunction with the newInterationFunction
						.replace(lastMatch, newIterationFunction)

						// Make sure the end is no longer }); but }} (double because of the !== null check)
						.replace(/\);$/, '}');

				});

			}

			// Increase the iIteration
			iIteration++;

		}

		// Remove the each function
		fileString = fileString.replace(/\t+function each\(array, fn\) \{[\s\S]+?\}\n\n\n\n/, '');

		// Temporary create a events#Opt service
		// If this is the main aps file
		if (options.name === 'aps') {

			// Replace where appropriate
			fileString = fileString.replace(new RegExp('advancedPubSub', 'g'), 'advancedPubSubOpt');
			fileString = fileString.replace(new RegExp('aps', 'g'), 'apsOpt');

		}

		// If these are the old files
		else

			// Replace where appropriate
			fileString = fileString.replace(new RegExp(options.name, 'g'), options.name + 'Opt');

		// Write the file
		grunt.file.write(options.name === 'aps' ? 'advancedPubSubOpt.js' : 'static/' + options.name + 'Opt.js', fileString);

	});

	// Default task(s).
	grunt.registerTask('default', ['optimizeIterations', 'watch:optimizeIterations']);

};

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Groupage without detours: With the groupage network ILN, you decide for the direct way of production without risking empty runs. The unique TSP-model connects all major economic regions with each other. Not only ideal lead times, but also excellent cost-benefits are achieved for your groupage business.
Transshipment-Points (in short: TSP) are the centerpiece of our groupage network.
On the one hand, a TSP is a regional handling point, which consolidates outbound cargo and procurement shipments of our partners: Regional freight remains regional, supra-regional are forwarded via direct TSP-shuttles to the place of destination. A daily interlinking of all 24 TSP locations provides ideal lead times at low costs. From each sending-TSP, every other TSP is reached on a daily line haul.
On the other hand, our TSP function as gateways for our international network partners. A total number of 37 European countries are covered in our groupage network. Direct, mostly daily, connections between our international partners and the gateway-TSP provide an excellent level of efficiency.
Feeding-in own outbound cargo at the nearest sending-TSP avoids long, economical risky journeys to a centralized hubs. Therefore the impact of varying quantity on the efficiency is reduced. At the nearest TSP the goods of the connected depots are consolidated and eventual freight imbalance of single partners is compensated.
The consolidation of outgoing cargo of each TSP's connected depot enables perfect capacity utilization for the daily line hauls between the different TSP.
At the receiving-TSP the overnight shuttles arrive early in the morning. The connected depots, responsible for each ZIP-code area, pick up the goods at the receiving-TSP and organize the delivery for the same day. The direct interlinking of TSP prevents detours and empty runs and optimizes routes of your groupage. A network of direct traffic is established, which combines a reduction of both, carbon footprint and production costs, for the groupage business of small and medium sized transport companies.
Another advantage of the TSP-system is the high level of flexibility, which is attained by de-centrality. Although every depot is allocated to a home-TSP, where outbound cargo is fed in, the TSP-model offers the possibility to combine your own direct traffics with your groupage. Feeding-in at the receiving-TSP is possible at all TSP within the network. That way you can react appropriate to actions, without overstraining the network line hauls. You can also use part load lines for groupage deliveries to the receiving-TSP for regional distribution.


Tropical Cyclone SANBA-18 can have a low humanitarian impact based on the maximum sustained wind speed, exposed population and vulnerability.
NASA Finds Strongest Storms in Weakening Tropical Cyclone SanbaFri, 16 Feb 2018 10:55:00 +0100.
Infrared data from NASA's Terra satellite found the area of strongest storms in weakening Tropical Cyclone Sanba when it was over the island of Palawan. Infrared light provides valuable temperature data to forecasters and cloud top temperatures give clues about highest, coldest, strongest storms within a hurricane.
Philippines storm death roll rises to 9Thu, 15 Feb 2018 00:40:00 +0100.
Philippines storm death roll rises to nineWed, 14 Feb 2018 13:31:00 +0100.
Philippines storm death roll rises to nineWed, 14 Feb 2018 12:50:00 +0100.


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Q: Image Upload Custom Form Field for Category and Custom Taxonomy I am currently customizing a Wordpress Theme, and I want to add a new form field on Category for uploading an image. The image should be retrieved from the Media Library.
I found out that there are ways to do this, but I am not sure which one is the best practice or the recommended approach.
Thank you in advance for your help.

A: There are several tasks you need to perform when you choose to do with custom code. And I personally think they're complicated tasks. Here is the list of what I can imagine.

*

*Hook to the category edit page to add a new form for upload image. This can be done with the hook {$taxonomy}_add_form_fields.

*Handle the image upload. Depend on what you want the upload field to be, it can be a HTML file input or a button to open the Media Library popup.

*If it's just a file input, then you have to work with pure PHP to handle upload via $_FILES.

*If it uses Media Library, then you need to work with JS to trigger the popup.

As you're developing a theme, it can take a lot of time working on that. Besides, it belongs to plugin territory.
So, I'd suggest using a plugin for that. Meta Box framework with MB Term Meta extension works great in this case.
Disclaimer: I'm the author of Meta Box.

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On Order. 1-2 Weeks
JODOROWSKY, ALEXANDRO
The Holy Mountain: Original Soundtrack (Blue Vinyl)
RGM 301LTD-LP RGM 301LTD-LP
Limited restock, blue vinyl LP version; edition of 500. "One of the ironies of the career of Chilean-born filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky is that while he is best known as a visual stylist, his most avid and loyal champions have often been musicians. When Jodorowsky arrived in New York from Mexico City in 1970 carrying a copy of the then-unreleased El Topo, it was the jazz producer Alan Douglas who bought the distribution rights to the film. When Jodorowsky and Douglas were looking for a venue in which to screen El Topo, it was John Lennon and Yoko Ono who asked for it to run at midnight following their short-film festival at New York's Elgin Cinema. After six months of sold-out midnight screenings at the Elgin, it was Lennon's manager, Allen Klein (ABKCO's founder), who bought the rights to El Topo and agreed to produce its follow-up, The Holy Mountain. And when Jodorowsky wanted, in his words, 'another kind of music -- something that wasn't entertainment, something that wasn't a show, something that went to the soul, something profound,' for the soundtrack to The Holy Mountain, forward came jazz legend Don Cherry and crack studio musician (and one-time Archie) Ron Frangipane to share composing and (along with Jodorowsky) conducting duties. And, boy, did they deliver -- the score to The Holy Mountain is every bit as hallucinatory as the fantastic visual imagery in the film itself. The deep, primordial chants that begin the movie, 'Trance Mutation,' give way to an almost jaunty percussion-and-plucked-strings melody, 'Pissed and Passed Out.' On the next track, 'Violence of the Lambs,' a single flute is slowly joined by a set of mournful strings while, onscreen, Gestapo-like soldiers in gas masks parade with bloody lamb carcasses on sticks. 'Drink It,' an upbeat sitar folk melody, follows, briefly accompanying the main protagonist The Thief's ill-considered decision to guzzle tequila (or sleeping potion). Then there is 'Christs 4 Sale,' a blaring orchestral riff that sounds like it was ripped from a 1950's swords-and-sandals epic. The next track, 'Cast Out and Pissed,' begins with a beelike buzz, then is overwhelmed by a cacophony of drums, horns, and, finally, screaming. 'Eye of the Beholder' which follows, changes moods entirely once again -- a string section swells with overwrought romanticism. (Onscreen, a group of young prostitutes prays in a church. One of them later walks arm and arm with a chimpanzee.) And then there is 'Communion,' a brooding, trumpet-led number that would be at home on the noir-steeped Chinatown soundtrack. (As 'Communion' plays, the Thief is not driving through Los Angeles at night but eating the face off a statue of Christ.) This veritable cornucopia of musical styles would be more than enough to fill an entire movie. It would be more than enough to fill three movies. But in fact, the eight musical compositions described above play entirely in The Holy Mountain's first 24 minutes. Still ahead lie the hard rock of 'Psychedelic Weapons,' the pomp and circumstance of the waltz 'Miniature Plastic Bomb Shop,' the gospel-inflected sax of 'Isla (The Sapphic Sleep),' and so on. Every one of the 24 tracks on the film's soundtrack presents another vertiginous twist in the philosophical and spiritual journey that is The Holy Mountain. The double-LP edition features liner notes by New York Times contributor Eric Benson that include exclusive quotes from Jodorowsky himself, festooned with copious production stills. Produced for release by Grammy-winning producer Teri Landi and Mick Gochanour, and mastered from the original tapes by Joe Yannece (with lacquer cutting on the LP by Carl Rowatti at Trutone Mastering), this long-awaited release of Alejandro Jodorowsky's The Holy Mountain: Original Soundtrack offers a major addition to the soundtrack canon and a completely unique listening experience."
Other releases on REAL GONE MUSIC
Other releases by JODOROWSKY, ALEXANDRO

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I received a lot of great gifts, including this one ( from my beau ) which had two tickets to see Wicked, the musical in Hollywood.
We started our day here at this AMAZING vegan restaurant in Hollywood.
He ordered chili cheese fries.
This is my clam chowder... YUM!
I had missed clam chowder soooo much!
My more than delicious buffalo chicken sandwich!
Vegan cupcakes--chocolate and red velvet.
We went to the bar next to the Pantages after dinner and finally saw Wicked.
I really recommend it. Allen and I came out of the theatre saying everything in song and I'm not even embarrassed to admit it--not even a little bit! Ha!
And your NYE outfit is smashing!!
That dress looks amazing on you! And I love these pictures. I kept going "Mmmm" to all the food pics lol. Clam chowder is one of the best things ever.
Amazing outfit and that food looks delicious!


Central England. Oxford, OX1 4AJ.
Brasenose College is situated in the heart of Oxford opposite the iconic Radcliffe Camera and close to restaurants, shops & museums.
Стоимость за ночь: от £40 до £250.
Brasenose College was founded in 1509. It is located at the centre of the city, minutes away from shops, restaurants, pubs, parks, museums, theatres and the river. The historic buildings have been modernised for 21st century needs. Immerse yourself in an authentic Oxford College experience. The college rooms, which are occupied in term time by students, are comfortable, yet functional. Unlike a hotel, the rooms are filled with the wonder and majesty of over 500 years of history. If you are looking for something unique in the heart of Oxford, then Brasenose is for you. Bedrooms are equipped with bed linen, towels, toiletries and tea & coffee making facilities, and are serviced daily by the friendly housekeeping team. The standard rooms offer shared bathroom facilities - a true student experience! Unfortunately, due to the age of the buildings the rooms are unsuitable for those with mobility problems. Brasenose is a working college, therefore, in order to preserve the appropriate College environment, Hen or Stag Parties are not permitted.
The Royal Charter established a College to be called 'The King's Hall and College of Brasenose'. The founders of Brasenose College where Sir Richard Sutton, a lawyer, and William Smyth, Bishop of Lincoln. Both were from the north west and the College has retained strong links with Cheshire and Lancashire throughout its history. The greatest change in the history of Brasenose took place in 1971, when the College decided to alter the statutes to allow the admission of women. The first woman lecturer was appointed in 1972 and the first women undergraduates arrived in 1974. Accommodation is sold on a room only basis. There are plenty of restaurants and bars to choose from nearby and private dining is offered at the College for groups - subject to availability. Minimum numbers apply. Please contact the Events team directly for further private dining details on 01865 277828. Guests are welcome to take a stroll around the gardens and immerse themselves in the breath-taking view of the iconic Radcliffe Camera from either of the Quads. A place of peace and tranquillity where you can sit and read a book, relax and admire the view or just watch the world go by. Broadband internet access via ethernet cable is available in all rooms free of charge. Wi-Fi is available in most parts of the College - access can be obtained from the Lodge team. Please note: Many rooms are located upstairs and there are no lifts in any of the accommodation staircases. If you have mobility difficulties and require a low floor or accessible room, please note this in the 'Additional information' section when making your booking. The utmost will be done to support other special access needs, bearing in mind the constraints of listed buildings. The Lodge staff will be happy to store small amounts of luggage for short periods of time, although space is not always available. Please note that parking is unfortunately not available to guests. Whilst the College does not have any parking spaces available, all Park & Ride buses stop in close proximity to the College(city centre) Smoking: all of the rooms are non-smoking. The College is a non-smoking site and those who do wish to smoke should do so in the designated smoking areas.


Okay so I left RM and got my final paycheck. Meant to be £3k odds but they left me with £63. The car lease I got that still has 3 years to run wiped it out. Now t hey want even more cuz I can't keep the lease. Have no choice to keep it but they're treating me like breaking the agreement. Surely this is illegal?
Left me with nothing and no car?
And yes I know it's in the terms and conditions but if u think about it. "Here's a loan" "oh no actually we've changed our minds but were gonna charge u for breaking the agreement"
The contract isn't with RM though it's with the financing company Zenith or who ever it is and i'm sure it states in the T&Cs that if you leave or anything happens it is still your responsibility to still make the payments. On top of all that anyone who uses the RM thing to buy/lease ANYTHING must out of their mind as there's loads better options out there and you'd save a fortune looking about.


Arthro Guard Gold by BioTech USA is a supplement that stimulates joint health.
Which are the properties of Arthro Guard?
Bad posture habits, excess of weight lifting, sedentary lifestyle or too much exercise are some of the main factors that can provoke joint and cartilage wear, causing pain and trouble to move normally or even to rest.
Arthro Guard includes in its formula 15 ingredients that scientifically proven to improve joint health. Arthro Guard promotes the formation of resistant cartilage and lubricates the joint to provide a greater flexibility and mobility.
Analgesic and anti-inflamatory effect: MSM (methylsulfonylmethane), bromelain, white willow bark, turmeric from India and boswella serrata.
Cartilage and synovial fluid formation: Glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate, calcium, collagen and L-histidine.
Antioxidant activity: Ginseng and bioflavonoids.
Who can benefit from taking Arthro Guard?
Sportsmen and/or athletes looking for a product for the correct maintenance of their joints and prevention of premature cartilage wear.
Anyone who wants to reduce their joint health problems as well as promoting cartilage regeneration and soothing the joint pain symptoms.
Volume boosters (microcrystalline cellulose, hydroxypropyl methylcellulose), glucosamine sulfate, calcium phosphate, methylsulfonylmethane, chondroitin sulfate, collagen, extract of Boswellia serrata resin, Vaccinium macrocarpon leaf extract, Harpagophytum procumbens root extract, Medicago sativa root extract, Zingiber officinale root extract, enzyme bromelain (Ananas cocomus 1000GDU), Ginseng root extract, fruit extract of Citrus aurantium, root extract of Curcuma longa, L-histidine, anti-caking agent (magnesium stearate, stearic acid ), DL- phenylalanine, manganese sulfate.
As a nutritional supplement, take 3 tablets a day. Take with liquids.


Module 2: Why Electric Vehicles?
Download the presentation or watch the video recording of the session.
Watch the video recording of the session or Download the PDF.
The concept of sustainable urban mobility planning goes beyond traditional transport planning, emphasising the involvement of citizens and stakeholders, policy coordination between sectors and authority levels, and between neighbouring authorities. This interactive webinar offers an overview of the SUMP concept, with further group discussion focused on case examples and transferability to a variety of local context conditions.
While there are many ways to improve and extend sustainable public transport in cities throughout the world, this webinar will explore two of them: bus rapid transit (BRT) and clean vehicles. Corresponding technology, cost-efficiency issues and relevant examples will be discussed. Methods for identifying a city's long-term public transport needs and developing feasible measures to meet these needs will also be introduced.
Today, many trips that are carried out using conventional cars could be done by light electric vehicles (LEVs). This would make urban transport much more sustainable. Emissions would "evaporate", congestion would be reduced, transport would become safer, quieter and cheaper and public health would improve. Overall, replacement of car trips by LEV trips would make our cities much more liveable.
What can LEVs do for (urban) transport?
How to integrate LEVs into urban transport?
How to stimulate market uptake?
What are the main hurdles?
Are there best practice examples?
Download the presentation [opens pdf] or watch the video recording of the session.
Building knowledge and developing new skills The SOLUTIONS project held two programmes of e-learning courses in 2015 for professionals working in the field of urban mobility.
The free online courses, held over two periods – spring and autumn – in 2015, were organised for those interested in bringing innovative transport solutions to their town, city or region, and who wished to expand their knowledge and share their experiences with participants from around the world.
Each course, for which no detailed existing knowledge was required, was designed to include tailored tasks and interactions with experts and other participants.The courses and the discussion forum were in English.
For more about the course content, click here.
Nearly 1,800 participants from 232 cities in 73 countries – covering all inhabitable continents – had the opportunity to learn about innovative solutions for fostering sustainable urban mobility in cities and regions around the world. This included transport planners and decision-makers from public authorities, advisors and consultants from the private sector, as well as students and post-grads, which thereby helped us to reach the next generation of transport planners.
An average of 50 active participants per course engaged in discussions on the interactive course forum, sharing insights, knowledge and experiences from their local contexts in relation to the thematic focus areas.
Each participant who completed the course received a SOLUTIONS Certificate of Completion to recognise their accomplishment in learning more how to foster sustainable urban mobility in their cities.
Although the SOLUTIONS courses have ended, that doesn't mean the discussions have to!
Two lucky participants won a trip to a SOLUTIONS Day.


As a luxury watches and jewelry international brand, Chorpard was founded in 1860 in Swiss, and enjoy a good reputation in the luxury goods field. Chorpard launched the Happy Diamonds series in 1976, the noble sense of fashion and the pioneering freely moving diamonds makes it a great success.
This Chopard Happy Diamonds 204780-5201 Japanese Quartz White Dial Red Leather Strap Watch Replica for Women here in USA has white dial, stainless steel willow shaped hour and minute hands, glareproofed and scratch-resistant sapphire crystal glass, diamonds fully decorated on the polished stainless steel case, seven diamonds chasing after each other on the dial freely, small sized onion stainless steel crown is dustproof for a better performance, stainless steel push-in case back, red leather strap with stainless steel safety buckle clasp adds more comfortable experience for you. This quality replica also equipped with Japanese quartz movement, which brings us a timing revolution and incomparable precision. For any further information, contact us directly.
You may needn't buy an expensive real one, but this cheap quality Chopard Happy Diamonds Icons replica must be certificated your best choice. You will enjoy our free DHL or EMS delivery, and one free exquisite normal case and warranty will come together with it.


The Global Search for Education (GSE) is a regular contributor to the Edmodo Blog. Authored by C.M. Rubin, GSE brings together distinguished thought leaders in education and innovation from around the world to explore the key learning issues faced by today's nations. Look for a new post every week and join the Global Search for Education Community on Edmodo to share your perspectives with their editorial staff.
Now comes the Information Age, bringing with it Big Data, cloud computing, artificial intelligence as well as visualization techniques that facilitate the learning of knowledge.
All this technology dramatically increased the amount of knowledge we could access and the speed at which we could generate answers to our questions.
Joining us in The Global Search for Education to talk about what students should learn in the age of AI is Charles Fadel, author of Four-Dimensional Education: The Competencies Learners Need to Succeed.
Charles, today students have the ability to look up anything. Technology that enables them to do this is also improving all the time. If I want to solve a math problem, I use my calculator, and if I want to write a report on the global effects of climate change, I pull out my mobile. How much of the data kids are being forced to memorize in school is now a waste of time?
The Greeks bemoaned the invention of the alphabet because people did not have to memorize the Iliad anymore. Anthropologists tell us that memorization is far more trained in populations that are illiterate or do not have access to books. So needing to memorize even less in an age of Search is a natural evolution.
However, there are also valid reasons for why some carefully curated content will always be necessary. Firstly, Automaticity. It would be implausible for anyone to constantly look up words or simple multiplications – it just takes too long and breaks the thought process, very inefficiently. Secondly, Learning Progressions. A number of disciplines need a gradual progression towards expertise, and again, one cannot constantly look things up, this would be completely unworkable. Finally, Competencies (Skills, Character, Meta-Learning). Those cannot be developed in thin air as they need a base of (modernized, curated) knowledge to leverage.
Sometimes people will say "Google knows everything" and it is striking, but the reality is that for now, Google stores everything. Of course, with AI, what is emerging now is the ability to analyze a large number of specific problems and make predictions, so eventually, Google and similar companies will know a lot more than humans can about themselves!
If Child A has memorized the data in her head while Child B has to look up the answers, some might argue that Child A is smarter than Child B. I would argue that AI has leveled the playing field for Child A and Child B, particularly if Child B is digitally literate, creative and passionate about learning. What are your thoughts?
First, let's not conflate memory with intelligence, which games like Jeopardy implicitly do. The fact that Child A memorized data does not mean they are "smarter" than Child B, even though memory implies a modicum of intelligence. Second, even Child B will need some level of content knowledge to be creative, etc. Again, this is not developed in thin air, per the conversation above.
So it is a false dichotomy to talk about Knowledge or Competencies (Skills/Character/Meta-learning), it has to be Knowledge (modernized, curated) and Competencies. We'd want children to both Know and Do, with creativity and curiosity.
Lastly, we need to identify the Essential Content and Core Concepts for each discipline – that's what the curation effort must achieve so as to leave time and space for deepening the disciplines' understanding and developing competencies.
Given the impact of AI today and the advancements we expect by this time next year, when should school districts introduce open laptop examinations to allow students equal access to information and place emphasis on their thinking skills?
The question has more to do with Search algorithms than with AI, but regardless, real-life is open-book, and so should exams be alike. And yes, this will force students to actually understand their materials, provided the tests do more than multiple-choice trivialities, which by the way we find even at college levels for the sake of ease of grading.
What we need to test for is Transfer – the ability to use something we have learned in a completely different context. This has always been the goal of an Education, but now algorithms (search, AI) will allow us to focus on that goal even more, by "flipping the curriculum".
Today, if a learner wants to do a deep dive into any specific subject, AI search allows her to do this outside of classroom time. What do you say to a history teacher who argues there's no need to revise subject content in his classroom?
For all disciplines, not just History, we must strike the careful balance between "just-in-time, in context" vs "just-in-case". Context matters to anchor the learning: in other words, real-world projects give immediate relevance for the learning, which helps it to be absorbed. And yet projects can also be time-inefficient, so a healthy balance of didactic methods like lectures are still necessary. McKinsey has recently shown that today that ratio is about 25% projects, which should grow a bit more over time as education systems embed them better, with better teacher training.
Second, it should be perfectly fine for any student to do deep dives as they see fit, but again in balance: there are other competencies needed to becoming a more complete individual, and if one is ahead of the curve in a specific topic, it is of course very tempting to follow one's passion. And at the same time, it is important to make sure that other competencies get developed too. So, balance and a discriminating mind matter.
Employers consider ethics, leadership, resilience, curiosity, mindfulness and courage as being of "very high" importance to preparing students for the workplace. How does your curriculum satisfy employers' demands today and in the years ahead?
These Character qualities are essential for employers and life needs alike, and they have converged away from the false dichotomy of "employability or psycho-social needs." A modern curriculum ensures that these qualities are developed deliberately, systematically, comprehensively, and demonstrably. This is achieved by matrixing them with the Knowledge dimension, meaning teaching Resilience via Mathematics, Mindfulness via History, etc. Employers have a mixed view and success as to how to assess these qualities, so it is a bit unfair that they would demand specificity they do not have. And it is also unfitting of school systems to lose relevance.
There is a significant gap between employers' view of the preparation levels of students and the views of students and educators. The problem likely exists partly because of incorrect assumptions on both sides, but there are also valid deficiencies. What specific inadequacies are behind this gap? What system or process can be devised to resolve this issue?
On one side, employers are expecting too much and shirking their responsibility to bring up the level of their employees, expecting them to graduate 100% "ready to work" and having to spend nothing more than job-specific training at best. On the other side, educators have been tone-deaf to the needs of employers and society to educate broad and deep individuals, not merely ones that may go to college.
The anchoring of this problem comes from university entrance requirements (in the US, AP classes, etc.) and their associated assessments (SAT/ACT scores). They have for decades back-biased what is taught in schools, in a very self-serving manner – narrowly as a test of whether a student will succeed at university. It is time to deconstruct the requirements to broaden/deepen them to serve multiple stakeholders.
This is a very exciting time for educators as we help pave the way for new ways to design a curriculum that challenges our students given the technology available. The onus is on us to convince others around us that the education paradigm has changed and if it hasn't changed in your classroom then start thinking about what you can do to start the shift!!!!
This article helped me to see how students can and are going deeper on their own in the areas they have interest using AI. Many things to think about…. Thanks for sharing.
I consider that teachers we really need to flip the curriculum because this is the fist stage to change students' points of view. Moreover, it is clearly seen that students need teachers who challenge them to search more and also to be competent not only as students but also as human beings. It could be a enormous request for teacher but it will be rewarding to see that students might change the way they see education.
What a terrific post. I especially like the discussion about flipping instruction. I think that this is a wonderful academic environment that could not exist without technology.


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Q: PHP 5.4: prevent headers from being set after output I am used to headers not being able to be sent after output has started. In fact, I count on it.
In the application I'm working on, after every succesful updating or inserting query, the page is reloaded with a header('Location: ...') call. That's because I don't want the page with the POST data to be refresh-able.
But while developing, one of these queries might just have a bug in them - and then I'm printing out some debug information (with echo). This would then prevent the page from being reloaded - but ever since I upgraded to php 5.4, it simply reloads anyway. I can only read the debug information if I exit; after printing the debug information - which I don't like, because some more debug information might follow later in the script.
If I check headers_sent() in one of those echo calls, it says headers have not been sent yet. So it looks like it's being buffered without me (knowingly) having turned that on.
It might of course be a php.ini setting rather than the mere fact I'm now using version 5.4, but I can't find it.
Someone have an idea?

A: Use output buffering to solve this. Basically all you need to do is to call ob_start(); as soon as you can. Then, instead of sending stuff out instantly, PHP would buffer the output. So it does not really matter what you set first, body or headers. They will be set in buffer, so manipulation is not a problem unless buffer is sent. If you do not flush buffer explicitly it will be sent by PHP when your script ends. See Output Buffering Control chapter in PHP manual.

A: jeroen answered my question (in a comment on my original question) by pointing me to the output_buffering setting in php.ini. Thank you!


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Let's be honest – I have absolutely no idea what this place was actually called. I just know that the banh xeo I had here was delicious! Sib and I stumbled on it by chance, as we did with almost everything in Vietnam given that we couldn't speak the language or read any of the signs. We actually passed this place one night, on Hang Bo St on our way to a market, and thought it looked pretty cool. When we passed it again the next night, again by chance, we decided to stop and eat!
It was a lost crispier and thinner than the more cakey versions we'd tried in Hoi An; full of flavour, though. There was just this one old lady running the show, with younger girls/her minions running around dishing out her cooking to the hungry crowd gathered under her roof. It was one hell of a show, so crazy and noisy and a lot of fun! I'm glad I actually got a photo of the sign/address, so when I go back to Vietnam, I'll be able to go back!


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A Canadian lumber camp advertises for a lumberjack.
A skinny little guy shows up at the camp the next day carrying an axe. The head lumberjack takes one look at the puny little guy and tells him to get lost.
"Give me a chance to show you what I can do," says the skinny guy.
"Okay, see that giant redwood over there?" says the head lumberjack. "Take your axe and cut it down."
The guy heads for the tree, and in five minutes he's knocking on the lumberjack's door.
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(Boston, MA) – BOND, the Northeast's premier building, civil, utility and energy construction firm, recently celebrated the topping off ceremony for the College of the Holy Cross' Hart Center at the Luth Athletic Complex. The ceremony marked the last steel beam raised on this new 281,000 square foot facility. It was attended by members of the college, faculty, students, the BOND project team and partners including Sasaki Associates, BR+A Engineering and LeMessurier.
The project is on-track, within-budget and slated for completion in early 2018. The renovation and expansion of the Hart Athletic Center will provide student-athletes with facilities consistent with those offered by other Division 1 athletic programs and provide a world-class collegiate, competitive experience.


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News> Council announces community grants
Council announces community grants
Historical walking tracks and water conservation are key themes of Council's $90,000 community grants program for 2009/2010.
The Mount Beauty United Cricket Club received the largest grant of the program. They received $20,000 to help upgrade the recreation reserve's irrigation system. The automated system is a water saving initiative and will reduce consumption and maintenance costs while increasing efficiency. Council is delighted with the club's contribution to the project.
Similarly, Council will fund almost half of the Myrtleford Bowls Club's lawn irrigation project. The $9,315 project will see the installation of a rainwater tank and irrigation system to help maintain the greens.
The Bright and District Historical Society and Riverside Walks Committee will receive over $10,000 between them to educate residents and tourists on the rich heritage of Bright.
$7,060 will be given to the Historical Society to develop a walking trail around Bright's historical sites. Each site will feature a blue plaque which will provide information on that sites significance. A brochure will guide people around the trail.
The Riverside Walks Committee will receive $3,056 to inform residents and tourists about the history and heritage of the upper Ovens River, including gold mining, wildlife and local families. The project will also emphasize the value and importance of recent conservation and restoration measures.
Manager Community Services Trevor Britten said there had been many great applications for the community grants program.
"Usually we release the grants over two rounds," he said.
"But because of the number and quality of the applications, we're announcing 22 grants at once. Our walking tracks are great assets to the community but I think they deserve greater recognition. These grants will not only improve and attract more people to these historical tracks, they will also be a great learning tool for local residents and visitors to our shire."


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Nightwish Takes Over Madison Theater
Andrew Risch
Tuesday, March 27, 2018, 1:30pm
The legendary Finnish symphonic metal band Nightwish made their way to the Madison Theater Monday evening. The Covington stop is part of their "Decades" tour as the group plays many songs from their 20+ year spanning history.
The Madison was nearly sold out. I was surprised to see this many Nightwish fans show up for this show on a Monday evening. Perhaps even more surprising were the types of people this show brought in. Fans came out in droves from the young and the old, the dedicated metal-heads and more casual fan.
The line waiting to get in stretched far around the building and far down the street. Upon entering fans were surprised and treated to a free CD copy of their brand new release "Decades."
Shortly after 8pm, the house lights went dim as the crowd waited for the band to make their appearance. After patiently waiting a few minutes, the backdrop screen came to life. A narrator encouraged the crowd to enjoy a journey back in time with Nightwish. And on this trip through time they asked the crowd to enjoy the show as they would have several years ago: without their cell phones. The crowd was asked to put their phones away and enjoy being in the moment. I think a lot of bands should follow Nightwish's lead here.
Relatively-new singer Floor Jansen sounded great on some of the group's earlier catalog, such as fan favorite, Wish I had an Angel. It isn't too often a band can change their lead singer without alienating their core audience, but if this show's crowd was any indication, Jansen is a much welcomed addition to the band. Whipping her hair in windmills to the music, Jansen commanded the stage, telling the crowd to "buckle-up" and "put the horns up", further exciting the crowd before launching into,I Want my Tears Back.
Nightwish had the crowd singing and fist pumping along the entire night. Their two hour set was over much too quickly leaving myself and the band still wanting more. It's unlikely that many bands today will reach the longevity Nightwish has or will play this type of career-spanning show. So do yourself a favor and make sure to check Nightwish out while you can.
Andrew Risch is more Metal than you. From Death Metal, to Thrash to Pirate Metal, there is no subgenre he doesn't enjoy. He can be found at most shows giving the horns with one hand and nursing a beer in the other.
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Eddie Hearn: "Does Tyson Fury wish to struggle Oleksandr Usyk?
by bcbps | Jan 19, 2023 | Boxing | 0 comments
By Charles Brun: Promoter Eddie Hearn questions whether or not Tyson Fury actually desires the Oleksandr Usyk undisputed heavyweight championship struggle as a result of he believes he's going to be immune to negotiating a good take care of him.
Hearn says Fury's promoters are purchasing his struggle with Usyk across the Center East, on the lookout for the largest website payment attainable. As soon as they get that quantity, Hearn states Fury will ask how a lot is within the pot after which insist on taking 70% of that as a result of he's the larger title commercially.
As such, Hearn predicts the Fury-Usyk struggle gained't occur, and Fury will transfer on to face somebody he can beat however with much less to realize as a result of there gained't be a title for him to win.
Fury (33-0-1, 24 KOs) has turn out to be his personal worst enemy on the subject of making the larger fights together with his hardball techniques, and he may wind up relegated to struggle low-level journeymen for the rest of his profession, as we simply noticed in his final struggle in opposition to 39-year-old Derek Chisora (33-13, 23 KOs).
"The worth of that struggle or the value that they're pitching is some huge cash," stated Eddie Hearn to Boxing Social in regards to the Tyson Fury vs. Oleksandr Usyk undisputed heavyweight conflict.
"Wherever you might be on the planet, you need to ship worth. You possibly can't presume that persons are ready to overpay for a product. I'm taking a look at this from the skin. I don't imagine what Fury says. Does he really wish to struggle Oleksandr Usyk?
"Is there one other struggle on the market that he positively wins? Does he really beat Usyk? He's fairly calculated, Tyson is. I do know he says weird issues, however I believe he'll be pondering deeply about what he's going to do right here.
"What's the cut up? Tyson Fury is an even bigger draw than Oleksandr Usyk. I take a look at it now. Fury has acquired one belt, and Usyk has [three]. It's 50-50 if you wish to get the struggle made.
"I believe in Tyson Fury's head, he ought to get 70-30 or 60-40, and I believe that might cease this struggle from taking place as a result of I don't assume Usyk, being the person that he's, will settle for lower than 50-50 out of precept," stated Hearn.
Except Usyk is keen to just accept what Fury is providing, it feels like we gained't have a struggle between them. Usyk would then transfer on and sure face Joe Joyce or one of many different high contenders.
"Either side will probably be going to each nation within the Center East, attempting to get the largest website payment for this struggle," stated Hearn. "Please don't hearken to the bull s**t of, 'Oh, we'll go to Wembley.' No, they gained't be going to Wembley.
"They're all out in the intervening time going out to seek out out who can pay probably the most cash for the undisputed heavyweight championship. Fury will probably be taking a look at it, saying, 'How a lot is within the pot?'
"He'll both say, 'I settle for 50-50. It must be 50-50. He's acquired three belts, I've acquired one, I'm the larger title. No matter, let's simply get the struggle made,' or saying, 'No, I'm the a lot larger fighter than Oleksandr Usyk commercially.' Appropriate. However the actuality is, that is the place fights get caught.
"If that is me, I'm going, 'I could make undisputed heavyweight world championship. Yeah, 50-50, come on, boys.' Then you definately acquired to a fighter, and the fighter says, 'No, I ain't giving him 50%. Oleksandr Usyk, the little middleweight. He's by no means made the cash I've made. I must be getting 70-30 or 60-40,' and the entire thing falls aside identical to that.
"That's boxing, and that's what we take care of daily. It's fairly fascinating, really. You possibly can't presume that persons are ready to overpay for a product, particularly on this world we stay in," stated Hearn.


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Registration is now open for our next course, Ephesians, which begins September 18th at 7:00 pm. We meet at Good Shepherd Lutheran church on 7th street in Frederick.
I sent everyone an email but just in case, GBI is cancelled tonight. We will meet May 1st and May 8 for this two week mini-course.
Philosophy of Worship Burst starts soon!
Grace Bible Institute will be offering a two week Burst starting April 24th at 7:00 pm at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. It will deal with the theology and philosophy of local church worship. If you know anyone who might benefit, please invite them. You can register here.
Hey everyone, if you didn't get the email, class is cancelled tonight. If you know someone in the class, maybe you can check in with them and make sure they know? Thanks.
The next course in the Grace Bible Institute is now open for registration. Beginning on Tuesday, January 9th, we will be starting the next course titled Man, Sin, and Salvation.
The Epistle of Romans begins September 19th! Register here or on the homepage toolbar. We meet Tuesday evenings from 7:00-8:30 pm at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Frederick.


This program presents your staff with a wide variety of realistic and challenging customer situations. From complaints about parking fees or sending food back, to a customer accusing a server of theft, this program provides hospitality employees with a step-by-step process for turning frustrations and complaints into understanding and solutions for your guests.
Sometimes it is the newest or least trained employee who has the last clear chance at saving guest relations. One employee becomes the face of your company when things go wrong. This practical and memorable program is specifically designed to empower leisure and hospitality staff with a clear checklist of Customer Service Recovery tools and techniques. From showing empathy and truly listening, to exploring with permission phrases and presenting options, front-line hospitality employees will learn how to match the signals they send to guests with the words they say. A wide variety of realistic hospitality scenes demonstrate the use of The Right Words at The Right Time, to overcome almost any service recovery challenge.
A potential events customer is upset that the front desk won't match an online room price.
A guest arrives in a hostile mood because of the parking rates.
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A clueless customer won't stop talking on her cell phone during check-in.
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A leering and drunk customer tries to get too personal with a young cocktail server.
Having the exact words handy in a tense situation can make all the difference. Often, it is WHAT you say, as well as HOW you say it that can turn the situation around.
This valuable training equips your staff with a step-by-step process of turning frustrations or complaints into understanding and solutions. When dealing with guests who may not be at their best, it is all the more important that your staff be at their very best, and ready with The Right Words at The Right Time.
A nice, solid training video with good acting and well supported teaching points. I think you could use this sucessfully as an individual training piece, or great in a group setting. I would have liked to see some examples of internal customer service - emplyee to employee, but overall, this is a useful training video.


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I am on a flight home from San Antonio, after 3 days at the Furniture First buying group symposium. Having been in existence for about 20 years,this group has undergone significant change in the last year. Under new leadership, new members and new vendors added this year. I have had the pleasure of working with several of their retailers and can honestly say that I have 'relationships' with all that I have worked with. Sure, some of it's me, but most of it's about them.
Being with this group and experiencing this tribe of members, staff and vendors who are smart, thoughtful, generous, welcoming, open was inspiring. I went there with a pretty full calendar for the rest of this year, so I wasn't hell-bent on scheduling new business, which gave me the joyful opportunity to simply be present to the people I was in conversation with; no need to rush to the next person. I was able enjoy each and every conversation and person involved. It's refreshing to be in a business setting where being connected and helpful are the driving values.
So, from one tired traveler, thanks to everyone who shared themselves with me and here's to a splendid second half.
I just spent the last 90 minutes and $217 (my designer cost) for 3 beautiful lamp shades. And I did that while sitting and having a cup of coffee as Danny, one of the owners of King's Lamps and Shades, tried different harp sizes and shade styles as I enjoyed being waited on.
fave: Acushnet River Antiques) to get new candle sleeves. They are black with gold liner shades and new finials. I had a BALL and it was such a great experience that I had to tell you about it so that YOU can experience it, too.
Kings's has been in the same New Bedford location for over 50 years. They repair lamps, sell lamps, make lamps and drill vases, and have a huge stock of glass, metal, paper, textile, as well as shades – and can also special order. They have antique lighting that is as lovely as I have seen anywhere. Since King's doesn't have a website yet (they are still working on it…but, who isn't?) you would have to make the trip over to browse or bring your lamps for shades, repair, or to create a beautiful lamp from something wonderful that was originally designed for another purpose. And their prices are insanely good…and even better with our 15% discount!
Come and visit the SouthCoast! King's is open Tuesday – Saturday 9-5. 580 Hathaway Road. 508-994-9784. Just off Exit 3 / Hathaway Road on Route 140.
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This was the quick conversation my eldest child and I had during our latest journey through one of our favorite attractions at Walt Disney World.
While I immediately knew the answer, it did take me a minute to voice it. Yes, it's always been this way. Yes, since I was his age and younger. And yes, I always forget how much it meant to me when I was young and that it still means so much to me now.
There's comfort in knowing it's a small world is being experienced by my kids the same way I experienced it. I remember learning what a platypus was during one of my first rides on it's a small world. I was in awe over the fact that all of the figures had skin of different shades, but still looked similar.
What I didn't know at the time is that this attraction was shaping my love of people. That I was learning, very subtly, we are similar to those that may live across the world or around the corner. After talking with my own kids, I found out they learned the same lesson.
So, here's the thing. I'm sure this is what most families realize when they sail through it's a small world. What else do we realize? We realize it's a small world can never change. Ever. The small lesson we learn from the attraction becomes a big deal later on in life.
This is what Disney does. This is what Disney does ALL THE TIME. This is why we all love the magic of Disney Parks, movies, television shows, and more. This is why the lessons you learned from Cinderella and Snow White are the lessons your kids will learn, too.
So, it's a small world can never go away. You hear that, Walt Disney World? Never ever. The Martin family says so. I mean, that's OK to say, right? Thanks.


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Reflections on a Hackerspace
Jaycousins| April 3, 2011 August 4, 2019
An eclectic soundtrack resonates through the space while an LED display embedded into a Hacked Electric Guitar blinks from the desk opposite. "Welcome to Open Design City", it reads. The Bluetooth effects system created by Sebastian Burkhart serves as a constant reminder of one of the elements of this space I find so powerful–spontaneous contribution. Sebastian is also developing the wiki, runs workshops about coding, and does bluetooth programming. By day he's a programmer, but here he builds real world devices for his own pleasure.
Since April 2010, Berlin's Open Design City (ODC) has grown from this and other principles of sharing space, resources, ideas, skills, food, and time. Inspired by other hacker spaces and Fab Labs, the ODC is formed from the collective will of the community (which itself is composed of numerous communities.) It's something we keep as intangible as possible, as everyone should feel that they can engage with the space, no matter how long they have been here for.
Image via opyh on Flickr.
Hacker spaces are spaces where hackers come together to share resources, skills and knowledge to build things together. FabLabs are generally more top down, but aim to provide community's with specific tools with which they can produce anything. The ODC is applying the hacker space mentality, with the aim of becoming a Fab Lab.
We have a loose definition of Hacker here, and you are welcome to come and use the space regardless of whether you define yourself as one. In my eyes a hacker is someone who changes something to make it better, without permission. But there is no dogma in this space, and the opinions expressed here are my own. If you disagree, great–homogeneity leads to boredom.
The initial community met whilst preparing for the DMY Maker Lab festival, we had the opportunity to create a temporary maker space within an international design festival. An initial group with differing interests explored what they could do within 5 days and 200 square meters. Such events and shared actions serve to form bonds and shared experiences, stories and an understanding of personality types and skills. This was supported by the reflection recorded in the documentation of the event.
During our preparation, coworking space Betahaus witnessed the energy of the community and offered us a room, as they wanted to build a Fab Lab. After chatting for an hour about the possibilities, they told us we could move in within three weeks.
From this point we began. We attracted amateurs, tinkerers, designers, engineers, architects and artists, punks, activists and entrepreneurs, biologists, sociologists, philosophers and anthropologists, curious to document the goings-on. They discovered us through our events, activities and word of mouth, as well as our online communication channels.
We continue to grow, yet we remain undefined. From the spaces between interests, new collaborations form and ideas occur. Seeing new ideas and work spring forth from the space and put forward with confidence is a continuous source of joy.
So what is Open Design City?
We started with a deliberate absence of definition, only a request that those interested come and shape the space for themselves. When people asked us "who's it for?", we replied "You".
Into this Open Space, people brought tools, skills, projects, ideas and time, engaging with the space and each other. There is no unified vision, just overlapping dreams. In only 150 square meters, events and projects jostle, merge and coincide, the members working alongside each other and together. The space is filled with donated tools, materials and objects to inspire. The walls are adorned with images of passed events, graphics from local artists and signs attempting to bring some level of communication into the space.
Rather than seeking consensus, and engaging in over-planning, instead we provide opportunities to engage and provocations to participate. At our event planning events, people explain what they would like to do, and we tell them to do it. People say what they would like to learn, and we invite proposals from the larger community. As for the challenge of having enough physical space, we'll have to address that problem when it arises, but currently people negotiate space use with each other.
Because of the absence of definition, the ODC is continuously changing. It's purpose shifts throughout the day, by the hands of those who use it. So instead of trying to define it, I will tell you some stories from the space to give you an idea of what can happen, what is happening and what could be.
Like the users of the space, these stories do not exist in isolation. Every action has a reaction, projects reiterate, evolve and combine to form new ideas. It's an ecosystem. I describe the development methodology as evolution rather than coming from 'god'.
We are not seeking to control what happens, but instead provide the right environment and challenges for nature to take its course. The freedom of the hacker mentality is contagious. Semiramis, who first brought knitting skills into the space, encouraged others to help yarn bomb a national heritage building after engaging with the Graffiti Research Lab Germany on a project for Transmediale (an international art event).
Image via Urban Media Lab
Many have found friends and collaborators here, and acquired new skills and abilities. They have learned to teach others, growing in their own confidence and abilities. Pedro started a Design Community here, working on social challenges and problems – one of the project outcomes helped Ben (a Venture Coach) get funding to develop a project to encourage people to reduce their energy consumption. Now Pedro is looking with us at how he can apply his methods for businesses.
Like the space itself Christophe's CNC entered the space with the permission to hack it. He constructed in his front room with a friend and a lot of time, love and patience. From the moment it arrived it has been continuously reiterated.
Prior to the CNCs arrival we were gifted a foam cutter in exchange for showing some Human Rights protesters how to use it. When they first entered the space they wanted us to do the work for them, having no prior experience of making anything. Within 10 minutes they were trained and happily sharing their new found skills and enthusiasm with other members of the group.
Months later they returned and built a 4m high styrofoam 20 to signify the prison sentences given to Iranians purely due to their religious beliefs.
Image via Iran Press Watch.
Axel previously had ideas for a CNC foam cutter, but the project was abandoned due to complexity and cost. With the CNC's arrival this quickly changed, since one machine placed beside the other created a new tool. The results were outstanding.
This hackable CNC format inspired Axel to build a Tool Bot (a Shop Bot with detachable heads). The hackable machine will be able to cut, 3D print and laser material.
Photo via billsaturno.
In the meantime, the CNC has now acquired a blueray laser head (for 50 EU), and is being used to cut foam, card, and engrave wood, with a project underway to make a separate portable machine from old printers and scanners.
Laser experiment images via Open Design City.
With the entry of Graffitti Research Labs into the space, the CNC is now being combined with a physical interface so tags can be cut by machine after being drawn by hand.
There's now talk of an army of CNC robots, but don't worry–our intentions are friendly and at worst playful.
But it's not about the tools, or even the projects. It's the people that make the space. It's a place where Social Media Strategists can be found knitting alongside Open Source Electronics Platform enthusiasts. Hackers collaborate with students and engineers while pregnant architects sand furniture on the doorstep. In ODC 9-5ers can experience moments of artistry, freedom, and inspiration, and freelancers can up their game. Here people can take initiative, learn from one another, and collaborate.
Open Design City is a place where you have permission to engage.
Note: Big thanks to Christopher Doering, Philip Steffan, and everybody else who has contributed to the Open Design City. I've had to leave some names out in the name of simple storytelling, but you know who you are.
Tagged: common spaces, DIY, Features, hackers, hackerspaces, videos
jaycousins
Co-founder of Open Design City (www.opendesigncity.de) Sometime ambassador of A Human Right (www.ahumanright.org) CoCreator of the Maker Lab event format (www.makerlab.info) Collaborator on the Future of Money Documentary (https://www.emergence.cc/futureofmoney) Evangelist
Co-founder of Open Design City (www.opendesigncity.de) Sometime ambassador of A Human Right (www.ahumanright.org) CoCreator of the Maker Lab event format (www.makerlab.info) Collaborator on the Future of Money Documentary (https://www.emergence.cc/futureofmoney) Evangelist for accessibility, sharing, and Open formats. Occasionally gets to write down thoughts (www.jaycousins.wordpress.org) Once a designer, and international business manager (www.orikaso.com) An agent of change, and a catalyst for the emergent greatness in other more talented people.
Things I share: My passions, ideas and interests. My knowledge and skill. My workspace, my tools, my sofa. My time. My income. My life Maybe I should just remove the My from the above statements. It's an old construct.


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Former EPD Officer of 32 years gives a first-hand account of Wednesday's Chaos at the Capitol
by: Matthew Paddock
Posted: Jan 12, 2021 / 01:32 PM EST / Updated: Jan 13, 2021 / 04:12 AM EST
BREESPORT, N.Y. (WETM) – Nearly a week later, the country is continuing to try and recover from Wednesday's aftermath at the U.S. Capitol.
A former Elmira Police Department officer of over 30 years and certified chemical agents instructor was one tens of thousands of Trump supporters in Washington, D.C. last week exercising his 1st Amendment rights.
Our 18 News reporter Matt Paddock sat down with David Sadler as he gave his first hand account of what he saw, as well as in his professional opinion, how he believes things could have been better handled by Capitol Police.
Sadler said, "We did listen to the president and then as a church group we moved to the Capitol and it was there that I saw things that concerned me even further".
Sadler says during his 32 years of law enforcement right here in Elmira, there were policies in place on how they handled crowds, and Sadler says 'Rule number 1 is when you're outnumbered 5,000 to 1 you don't irritate the crowd unless you want to provoke a response".
"'In my opinion based on where I was and the timing and what I saw was the crowd was peaceful until the unreasonable escalation of use of force… And it hurts me to say that because that's my profession", says Sadler.
Sadler says that he saw 15-20 smoke grenades launched into the crowd and that the incorrect use of the grenades were part of what escalated tensions in the crowd.
"You don't launch a smoke grenade this way, you skid it along the ground there's several reasons for that.. If you launch it overhead and it hits someone in the head coming down it can kill them– it's exactly the wrong way to use those things", says Sadler.
After the smoke, came the tear gas.
"When they started launching the real tear gas, the leader of our group, realizing there were children and women in our group he made a wise decision to withdraw", "shortly thereafter I had the chance to walk around the outside of the Capitol building and see what else was going on".
That's when Sadler called into question the Capitol Police's communication.
"They should've been saying things over a loud speaker like we hear you we know why you're here please respect the inner perimeter".
The conducted interview lasted 20 minutes and not all of Mr. Sadler's statements were able to be included. Below are other statements from yesterday's interview:
"The people who got inside, be they ANTIFA, BLM or even Trump supporters. They shouldn't have gone inside that's burglary… clear and simple. They shouldn't have been in their, how they got in is entirely beyond me. If, if somebody let them in, then there should be some legal consequences to that" said, Sadler.
"After 32 years of law enforcement I don't believe anything I hear and only half of what I see. But what I've seen over the last election cycle truly disturbed me. I believe there are some legitimate questions about the validity of the last election. And I'm not alone." said, Sadler.
"The crowd itself was noisy. But peaceful. It wasn't until the smoke bombs started flying that I started to get concerned. I saw several smoke grenades launched into the crowd, and you don't launch a smoke grenade this way, you skip it along the ground. There's several reasons for that, the big one being is it can be considered a use of deadly physical force. A smoke grenade is about the size of a can of soup, okay, and it weighs about a pound depending on exactly what kind you're using… If you launch that overhead and it hits somebody in the head on the way down, you can kill him. That's exactly the wrong way to use those things" said, Sadler.
"One landed about 20 yards from me and it was a colored smoke and everybody thought it was tear gas but it wasn't, it was smoke, at that point. After I didn't count them but I'm going to guess 15 to 20 smoke grenades, being launched into the crowd… then the tear gas started, and the crowd was made up of everybody there was young men, older men, young women, older women and there was children. There was some women carrying infants and what was most disturbing to me to see that escalation of force on the part of the Capitol Police, because it really did turn the crowd" said, Sadler.
"When they started launching the real tear gas, the leader of our group, realizing that there were women and children in our group made a wise decision to withdraw. And that's what we did. And shortly thereafter I had a chance to walk around the outside of the Capitol building and see what else was going on. And I saw people outside the building. I didn't myself see anybody breaching the building. But I did see people on the east steps of the Capitol which had been inside the second perimeter. And I did take a couple pictures of that, but my opinion based on where I was and the timing and what I saw was the crowd was peaceful until the completely unreasonable escalation of force by the Capitol Police, and it hurts me to say that because that's my profession. But I have no idea what was going through their head, what training they had. If indeed they were letting demonstrators into the Capitol building on the other side… while they are launching tear gas at us for being noisy. I mean, where's the coordination, who's in charge of that?" said, Sadler.
VETERAN, N.Y. (WETM)- On January 16, 2021, at around 4:30 a.m., State Police responded to a 911 call of a serious accident on Middle Road in the town of Veteran.
When troopers arrived they found a full size pick up that had been traveling northbound on Middle Road, left the roadway, and struck a tree.
by Elise Kim / Jan 16, 2021
VAN ETTEN, N.Y. (WETM) – A structure fire was reported on Warner St. around 9 a.m. Saturday morning, but the fire was contained to the room of origin with no injuries reported, according to the Fire Chief Dave Lanning.
Here is the full statement from the Community Fire & Rescue Dept 24 Facebook page:
CORNING, N.Y. (WETM) – Crystal Lanes is hosting a fundraiser for Turtle Leaf Cafe all throughout Saturday.
The Manager of Crystal Lanes, Bobby Downing, decided to help out his friend, the owner of Turtle Leaf Cafe, Adam Bunce.


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Light Of the World (CD-Audio)
A Dave Robicheaux Novel
By James Lee Burke, Will Patton (Read by)
Simon & Schuster Audio, 9781442361478
Digital Audiobook (7/22/2013)
Mass Market (6/24/2014)
Hardcover, Large Print (8/7/2013)
Paperback, Large Print (7/1/2014)
Hardcover (7/23/2013)
New York Times bestselling author and "America's best novelist" (The Denver Post) James Lee Burke is back with the twentieth mystery in the masterful Dave Robicheaux series.
Sadist and serial killer Asa Surrette narrowly escaped the death penalty for the string of heinous murders he committed while capital punishment was outlawed in Kansas. But following a series of damning articles written by Dave Robicheaux's daughter Alafair, Surrette escapes from a prison transport van and heads to Montana, where an unsuspecting Dave—along with Alafair; Dave's wife, Molly; Dave's faithful partner Clete; and Clete's newfound daughter, Gretchen Horowitz—have come to take in the sweet summer air.
Surrette may be even worse than Dave's old enemy Legion Guidry, a man Dave suspected might very well be the devil incarnate. But before Dave can stop Surrette from harming those he loves most, he'll have to do battle with Love Younger, an enigmatic petrochemical magnate seeking to build an oil pipeline from Alberta to Texas, and Wyatt Dixon, a rodeo clown with a dark past whom Burke fans will recall from his Billy Bob Holland novels.
Says The Plain Dealer (Cleveland), "Already designated a Grand Master by the Mystery Writers of America, Burke should get another title, say, for sustained literary brilliance in his Dave Robicheaux series." Drawing on real events that took place in Wichita, Kansas, over a twenty-year span, Light of the World is a harrowing novel that examines the nature of evil and pits Dave Robicheaux against the most diabolical villain he has ever faced.
James Lee Burke is a New York Times bestselling author, two-time winner of the Edgar Award, and the recipient of the Guggenheim Fellowship for Creative Arts in Fiction. He's authored thirty-eight novels and two short story collections. He lives in Missoula, Montana.
Will Patton's film credits include Halloween, Boarding School, Megan Leavey, American Honey, Meek's Cutoff, A Mighty Heart, Remember the Titans, The Mothman Prophecies, Armageddon, and No Way Out. He starred in Swamp Thing on the DC Universe streaming platform and was seen in five seasons of the TNT series Falling Skies. He has won Obie Awards for his performances in Fool for Love and What Did He See? He is also known for his audiobook recordings of the work of Stephen King, James Lee Burke, Denis Johnson, and William Faulkner.


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Hold this drink for a second while I climb up on my soap box. Thanks.
We've all done it. I know I've done it more than my fair share, but I'm trying to stop. You see, I've grown increasingly more hostile to the whole notion driving the phenomena. I'm developing a sort of repulsive reaction to it that fills me with a desire to punch the perpetrator in the mouth. Like some twisted and weak version of the argumentum ad verecundiam (appeal to authority, not quite like using Latin to look smart, but close), we have grown accustomed to dropping names.
I would like to author a paragraph that simply makes the bold assertion that name dropping is what hollow-chested men do. It is the sort of thing that marks a coward or a weak man who needs to use the fame or personality of someone else to either heighten their own standing among peers or try to lower everyone else because their lack of association with the name that is dropped. It is a despicable and slimy way to assert importance in a conversation, and we should simply begin to publicly shame them for their attempts. But that paragraph would be a bit harsh and probably not all that well thought out. Instead, let's examine just what is involved in name dropping.
Name dropping depends on an understood social hierarchy. If I want to raise my social status, I drop the name of one who is understood by all involved to have a higher place. I practiced this just yesterday with my wife (it didn't work, by the way). We had taken our daughter to Universal Studios for her birthday, and we were going to go watch the live-action Waterworld show. The reality, though, was that my daughter had never seen Waterworld, so my wife and I began to explain the main plot line when I said, "The hero was played by Kevin Costner. Kevin Costner went to Buena High school. That's right, the hero of Waterworld went to the same high school as I did!" I kept repeating that line to try to drive home the point that I was certainly worthy of some more recognition because I went to the same high school as Kevin Costner, whose brilliant acting inspired the live-action show we were about to watch.
Now, we weren't in the same class (he's actually twenty years older than me), we have never met, and I don't even know if he went there all four years, but that is of no concern to a name dropper. You just drop the name and use its influence to improve your own. It doesn't take much courage to drop a name. It doesn't require you to add anything substantive to the conversation. It is simply a cheap and easy way to elevate yourself.
However, what does take courage and personal risk is to drop the mic. Dropping the mic is the exact opposite of dropping a name. The idea is to make a point so clear and decisive that there is no need for a response. It is Kobe Bryant after scoring sixty points in the last game of his career, saying, "Mamba out" and dropping the mic in center court. It takes a certain amount of boldness to dare do that. You can't hide behind someone else. You can't elevate yourself by another's status if you just drop the mic and take your lumps as they come.
When we move this conversation to the Church, the importance of the mic drop becomes even more clear. After all, proclamation at its core is a mic-dropping moment. It isn't to drop names to look impressive or elevate your social status; it is to do something that is so decisive there is no arguing, only receiving or rejecting. To proclaim Christ crucified is to kill and bring forth life by the power of the Word alone. It is the ultimate mic drop.
There is boldness inherent in this, and that boldness is a beautiful thing. We learn what it is to make a stand from proclamation: to speak decisively and not have to hide behind the social status of another. When you speak, speak boldly. Remember how you proclaim Christ to your children, your neighbor, your coworker, or friend. And for the love of all things good and precious in this world, stop dropping names!
In the end, it will make you a better person all around. And I ought to know. I went to the same high school as the hero in Waterworld: Kevin Costner.
They still have the Waterworld show???


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Facebook.com/BabyfaceFor over two decades, Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds has written and performed some of the greatest love songs, earning him ten Grammy awards so far. Now, the R&B veteran will be honored with his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
The ceremony, which takes place at 11:30 a.m. PT, will include guest speakers Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, Antonio "L.A." Reid, and Usher. You can watch a live stream of the event on WalkOfFame.com.
In other news, Babyface tweeted that he'is scheduled to appear on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno to perform his new single, "Hurt You," with Toni Braxton on Tuesday night at 11:35 p.m. ET. The song is off their joint album, Love, Marriage & Divorce, due out December 3 on Motown Records.


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WATMOUGH, John Goddard (1793-1861)
Anti-Jacksonian of Pennsylvania
3rd congressional district
Served in House 1831-1835
23th Congress (1833-1835) 22th Congress (1831-1833) View all members
Attendance and Loyalty
WATMOUGH, John Goddard, Representative from Pennsylvania; born in Wilmington, Del., December 6, 1793; pursued classical studies and was graduated from Princeton College; also did postgraduate work in the University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia; served in the War of 1812 as corporal in the Fourth Company, Fourth Detachment, Pennsylvania Militia, from May 13 to July 31, 1813; appointed second lieutenant in the Regular Army September 2, 1813; brevetted first lieutenant August 15, 1814, for gallant conduct in the defense of Fort Erie, Canada, and resigned on October 1, 1816; elected as an Anti-Jacksonian to the Twenty-second and Twenty-third Congresses (March 4, 1831-March 3, 1835); unsuccessful Whig candidate for reelection in 1834 to the Twenty-fourth Congress; high sheriff of Philadelphia in 1835 and 1836; surveyor of the port of Philadelphia 1841-1845; discontinued active pursuits in 1854 and lived in retirement until his death in Philadelphia, Pa., November 27, 1861; interment in Christ Church Cemetery.
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Ribonucleotide reduction is a cytosolic process in mammalian cells independently of DNA damage
Ribonucleotide reductase provides deoxynucleotides for nuclear and mitochondrial (mt) DNA replication and repair. The mammalian enzyme consists of a catalytic (R1) and a radical-generating (R2 or p53R2) subunit. During S-phase, a R1/R2 complex is the major provider of deoxynucleotides. p53R2 is induced by p53 after DNA damage and was proposed to supply deoxynucleotides for DNA repair after translocating from the cytosol to the cell nucleus. Similarly R1 and R2 were claimed to move to the nucleus during S-phase to provide deoxynucleotides for DNA replication. These models suggest translocation of ribonucleotide reductase subunits as a regulatory mechanism. In quiescent cells that are devoid of R2, R1/p53R2 synthesizes deoxynucleotides also in the absence of DNA damage. Mutations in human p53R2 cause severe mitochondrial DNA depletion demonstrating a vital function for p53R2 different from DNA repair and cast doubt on a nuclear localization of the protein. Here we use three independent methods to localize R1, R2, and p53R2 in fibroblasts during cell proliferation and after DNA damage: Western blotting after separation of cytosol and nuclei; immunofluorescence in intact cells; and transfection with proteins carrying fluorescent tags. We thoroughly validate each method, especially the specificity of antibodies. We find in all cases that ribonucleotide reductase resides in the cytosol suggesting that the deoxynucleotides produced by the enzyme diffuse into the nucleus or are transported into mitochondria and supporting a primary function of p53R2 for mitochondrial DNA replication.
Titolo: Ribonucleotide reduction is a cytosolic process in mammalian cells independently of DNA damage
PONTARIN, GIOVANNA
FIJOLEK A
PIZZO, PAOLA
FERRARO, PAOLA
POZZAN, TULLIO
THELANDER L
REICHARD PA
BIANCHI, VERA
Abstract: Ribonucleotide reductase provides deoxynucleotides for nuclear and mitochondrial (mt) DNA replication and repair. The mammalian enzyme consists of a catalytic (R1) and a radical-generating (R2 or p53R2) subunit. During S-phase, a R1/R2 complex is the major provider of deoxynucleotides. p53R2 is induced by p53 after DNA damage and was proposed to supply deoxynucleotides for DNA repair after translocating from the cytosol to the cell nucleus. Similarly R1 and R2 were claimed to move to the nucleus during S-phase to provide deoxynucleotides for DNA replication. These models suggest translocation of ribonucleotide reductase subunits as a regulatory mechanism. In quiescent cells that are devoid of R2, R1/p53R2 synthesizes deoxynucleotides also in the absence of DNA damage. Mutations in human p53R2 cause severe mitochondrial DNA depletion demonstrating a vital function for p53R2 different from DNA repair and cast doubt on a nuclear localization of the protein. Here we use three independent methods to localize R1, R2, and p53R2 in fibroblasts during cell proliferation and after DNA damage: Western blotting after separation of cytosol and nuclei; immunofluorescence in intact cells; and transfection with proteins carrying fluorescent tags. We thoroughly validate each method, especially the specificity of antibodies. We find in all cases that ribonucleotide reductase resides in the cytosol suggesting that the deoxynucleotides produced by the enzyme diffuse into the nucleus or are transported into mitochondria and supporting a primary function of p53R2 for mitochondrial DNA replication.


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