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You can follow the discussions on twitter by following #h20mcr or @h20mcr. You can also follow Dr Hannan on @amirhannan.
Introduction by Idalia Dawidowska and Daniel Zamora introducing what Health 2.0 is, what the purpose of the group and who Health 2.0 Manchester chapter are about as a well as a brief introduction to today's topic and why this is of interest.
Marilyn Gollom, a patient of Haughton Thornley Medical Centres, a member of the Haughton Thornley Patient Participation Group and an NHS Values Manchester Patient Champion introduces us to the Ten Golden Rules of Continuous Improvement and what they mean from a patient's perspective. Dr Hannan then introduces the 4 Ps for success and asks the audience what the Partnership of Trust means.
We are now whisked away to Dr Hannan's GP surgery where he is doing his morning telephone consultations and Marilyn wants to have a chat with him about her low mood....See a "live" consultation to see what happens and how he meets "the patient from hell".....All a bit of fun of course but with a very serious side and how the Partnership of Trust manifests itself inside the consultation. This is where the magic occurs and ideas often form. He shows how patients at the practice are asked to complete an Instant Medical History questionnaire before they come to see us in person to help enhance the consultation. During the consultation he explores the opportunity of giving patients access to their records but also how they need understanding of their healthcare too and what options they can take.
But where does this understanding come from and what role does our award-winning practice-based web portal (www.htmc.co.uk) have in supporting patients beyond just giving access to their records? Click here to see our online explicit consent process for signing up for access to the records what she has to to get access to her records. Learn more about the local Map of Medicine and Lab Tests Online to understand test results. See Depression Care to see what information we currently provide to help patients understand it better and what they can do themselves away from the consulting room.
Dr Hannan describes Margaret RIckson, one of Health Service Journal's top 50 innovators in 2013. He also describes the types of patients amongst the 2400 patients who have signed up for access to their records. He then describes screenshots of the test patient record. He also describes what evidence we have on patient's accessing their records from the perspective of clinicians as well as the practice. He finally describes the challenges we are currently facing too. You can read more about this here.
Jacqueline Gladwin, Principal Lecturer in Nursing at Manchester Metropolitan University and also a patient at Haughton Thornley Medical Centres describes her own experience and how she is using this to support the educational needs of student nurses and others too. In 2013, she was highly commended by the university for providing Outstanding Leadership describing what online records means for nurses.
Questions & Answers (Part 1)
Madeleine Neve (Head of IM & T at Salford Royal Hospital) introduces "Implementing EPRs at Salford Royal Hospital - motivation and outcomes". She describes the current situation in most hospitals in the UK that still use paper-based records and the impossibility of getting hop do the records within 4 hours if a patient presents to A&E. She describes the journey Salford Royal Hospital took to move it from one of the worst hospitals to becoming the best hospital in the North of England as defined by Dr Foster Intelligence. She describes the start of this journey, where they have got to and the next stage of the journey. She talks about prescribing and reducing medication errors, the secondary use of information, looking at outcomes. Clinicians are now sharing aspects of the record with the patient at the consultation and inspiring innovation in the way care is delivered such as "virtual ward rounds". Infrastructure is important. There are significant challenges around adoption and implementation and the "next chapter" including giving patients access to the records....
With thanks to John Buttle for recording the video and doing a sterling job! And a Big thanks to everybody who contributed online and in person to help this event to be a success. There were many people who would like to have been there but could not. We love your support and encouragement and well wishes. Without you we could not have done this.
Please get involved. You can contact us via twitter which is a great place to interact, share ideas and show support as well as discussing, debating, informing, empowering, sharing and moving hearts and minds. Ask your GP practice if they would like to do similar things. Show them what is possible today and help to make the world a better place for all!
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If you thought 2013 was a great year......this is not the end but the end of the beginning! Look out.....lots of new things coming in 2014....Let's hope this is the year that you can benefit too and we build on this and all move forwards in GP surgeries, hospitals, community based clinics and in communities and families too. We all stand to benefit by standing united and supporting each other!
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from all the staff, clinicians, patients and carers at Haughton Thornley Medical Centres.


SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, Spain (Sept. 19, 2018) – Comprised of a mix of returning veterans, with a combined 23 Olympic and World Cup gold medals and an overall 669-39 (.945) winning record in USA Basketball games played, the 2018 USA Basketball Women's World Cup Team was finalized ahead of the Sept. 22-30 FIBA World Cup in Tenerife, Spain.
With her selection to the 2018 U.S. squad,Sue Bird (Seattle Storm) became USA Basketball's first five-time USA World Cup Team member, while this year marks a fourth World Cup for Diana Taurasi (Phoenix Mercury).
The athletes were selected by the USA Basketball Women's National Team Player Selection Committee, which is chaired by USA Women's National Team director Carol Callan.
In addition to Bird and Taurasi, both of whom also are four-time Olympic gold medalists, the official 2018 USA World Cup Team features: Tina Charles (New York Liberty), Layshia Clarendon(Connecticut Sun), Elena Delle Donne (Washington Mystics), Brittney Griner (Phoenix Mercury), Jewell Loyd (Seattle Storm), Nneka Ogwumike (Los Angeles Sparks), Kelsey Plum (Las Vegas Aces), Breanna Stewart (Seattle Storm), Morgan Tuck (Connecticut Sun) and A'ja Wilson (Las Vegas Aces).
At the 2018 FIBA World Cup, the USA will be in the hunt for a third-straight FIBA World Cup gold – a feat it has never before accomplished.
The USA opens play in preliminary round Group D against Senegal at 1 p.m. EDT on Sept. 22, followed by China at 1 p.m. EDT on Sept. 23 and Latvia at 1 p.m. on Sept. 25. All three of the USA's preliminary games will be televised on ESPN+, while the quarterfinals and semifinals will be on one of the ESPN channels to be determined and the finals will be carried by ESPN.
Winners of back-to-back World Cup titles and four of the past five FIBA World Cups, the USA owns a record nine gold medals, one silver medal and two bronze medals in FIBA World Cup play, and an all-time 103-21 record at the event. In 2014, the most recent World Cup, the U.S. took the gold medal, while Spain captured silver and Australia won bronze.
FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2018 consists of 16 teams divided into four preliminary round groups. In addition to Group D in which the USA, China, Latvia and Senegal will compete; Group A includes Canada, France, Greece and South Korea; Group B is comprised of Argentina, Australia, Nigeria and Turkey; while Group C features Belgium, Japan, Puerto Rico and Spain.
Following the preliminary round, teams will be seeded, and the top team from each group will earn an automatic berth to the quarterfinals, while the No. 2 and No. 3 teams from each group will advance to the Sept. 26 quarterfinals play-in round. From there, winners will compete in the Sept. 28-30 medal round.
In all, the 12 members of the team have earned a combined 48 gold medals, two silver medals and three bronze medals in junior- and senior-level international competitions, including 3×3.
Ten of the past USA?Basketball Female Athlete of the Year honors have been earned by five members of the 2018 USA?World Cup Team, including head coach Staley, who garnered the award in 1994 and 2004. Taurasi (2006, 2010, 2012, 2016) is tied with five-time Olympian Teresa Edwards for the most, earning the honor four times in her illustrious career. Stewart also is a multiple award winner, earning USA?Female Athlete of the Year in 2011 and 2013, while Charles (2009) and Wilson (2015) round out the list.
Olympic gold medalists include Bird (2004, 2008, 2012, 2016), Charles (2012, 2016), Delle Donne (2016), Griner (2016), Stewart (2016) and Taurasi (2004, 2008, 2012, 2016).
World Cup gold has been won by Bird (2002, 2010, 2014), Charles (2010, 2014), Griner (2014), Ogwumike (2014), Stewart (2014) and Taurasi 2010, 2014). Bird and Taurasi also took home bronze from the 2006 World Cup.
After helping the Seattle Storm capture the 2018 WNBA title, Stewart becomes the 11th athlete in history to have earned Olympic and World Cup gold medals, a WNBA title and NCAA Championship. The first 10 members of that exclusive group include 2018 USA teammates Bird, Griner and Taurasi; as well as Swin Cash, Tamika Catchings, Cynthia Cooper, Asjha Jones,Maya Moore, Sheryl Swoopes and Kara Wolters.


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Q: jupyter python improve plot or graph quality I have changed of laptop and installed anaconda (4.3.0) but using Jupyter Notebook the graph plots have different colors first when I open (the orignal from my old laptop) and after I run the cell
x = np.random.rand(200)
y = np.random.rand(200)
size = np.random.rand(200)*30
color = np.random.rand(200)
plt.scatter(x, y, size, color)
plt.colorbar()
plt.ylabel("foo", fontsize="large")

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I will like to know how to maintain the old resolution or quality of the plots

A: You can use plt.style.use('classic'). Matplotlib has changed it's default styles which I think is what causes the changes you've encountered (see http://matplotlib.org/users/whats_new.html#default-style-changes).

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I'm thrilled to be part of this fantastic line-up of writers and their new books.
Pearl Pirie in Ottawa keeps up an interesting array of blogs. Her Pesbo blog is about poetry-related things. I make a point to read it because she is earnest, insightful, often points me to think in ways that I don't usually, and, all her work is infused with compassion, curiosity, discovery, and inquiry.
Pearl is also an interesting poet. Her new book, been shed bore, has a beautiful website. Her work reflects what I said above about her blog: it is infused with compassion, curiosity, discovery, and inquiry, to which I should add play and a great ear for the musical possibilities of language.
Yesterday, Pearl published a round-up of recently 'dipped-into' poetry books, a brief discussion of several books and specific poems, often focussed around loss. The poets she considers are: Kay Ryan, nathalie stephens, Sandra Ridley, Bernadette Wagner, Susan Stenson, Susan Musgrave, John Lent, Dani Couture, and me. I certainly appreciate her thoughtful discussion of how my poem, Brick, works through its imagery, thought-structure, and language.
Stuart Ross has just won the ReLit prize for short fiction for his fantastic book, Buying Cigarettes for the Dog. I think Stuart is one of Canada's best writers-- compassionate, existential, funny, bittersweet, metaphysical, socially insightful and satirical, and deeply concerned with how to navigate the ontological poodles of the modern world. I'm glad with this award, his latest book received at least some of the recognition that it deserves.


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Ukhano files false allegation FIR against rape accuser
SAMAA | Digital - Posted: Nov 10, 2019 | Last Updated: 2 months ago
SAMAA | Digital
Posted: Nov 10, 2019 | Last Updated: 2 months ago
Vlogger Umar Khan, popularly known as Ukhano, registered a case on Friday against a woman for making false allegations against him. She accused him of rape for months ago.
The FIR was registered under Section 420 (cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property) of the Pakistan Penal Code and sections 20 (offences against the dignity of a natural person) and 24 (cyber stalking) of the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act.
Section 420 of the PPC is punishable with an imprisonment of seven years, whereas sections 20 and 24 of the PECA are punishable with imprisonments of up to three years or a fine which may extend to Rs1 million.
The YouTuber posted a copy of the FIR on his Twitter Saturday night.
On July 16, multiple women came out on social media and alleged that Ukhano harassed them and acted inappropriately with them. They posted screenshots of their conversations with him on Snapchat and Instagram as evidence, alleging he asked them for 'indecent' pictures and made them feel uncomfortable. One woman also said he raped her.
Ukhano got exposed wth, shoutout to girls who came forward. he tried to rape one of them.. pic.twitter.com/J09PM1TmDP
— anastipu (@teepusahab) July 16, 2019
The YouTuber released a video statement refuting the allegations. "I've worked very hard my whole life, shot several videos and have worked with a lot of women. I'm certain I've never made any of them uncomfortable," he said. "The reason I'm making this video is because I owe you guys the truth and the truth is that I know this person and I've worked with this person and that is it. Other than that, whatever allegations and claims have been made against me are lies."
He went on to say that he has visual evidence to prove his innocence. "I appreciate all media forums that have published my side of the story as well and would urge the other forums to do the same. Please see the truth as I don't want to publish this evidence. Someone's life can get ruined because of it. That is against my morals and integrity," the 28-year-old said in a video.
Many other vloggers extended their support to him, including Taimoor Salahuddin, popularly known as Mooro and Eva Zu Beck, who said she spent two weeks trekking with him in Concordia, where he never made her feel uncomfortable.
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Nestled between Ireland and England is the Isle of Man, a self-governing country with a population of just over 80,000. Despite its small size it has its own parliament and sets its own laws; the Queen appears on the back of bank notes here, but tellingly does so without her crown.
This freedom has advantages. It attracted a thriving financial services industry in the 1970s with low taxation, then with a permissive attitude to gambling during the last decade it lured lucrative online betting companies. It's now attempting a hat-trick with crypto-currencies like Bitcoin.
It could be a huge boost to an economy which is already punching well above its weight. Analysts estimate that $113m was invested in Bitcoin companies in the first half of this year, up from $27m during the whole of 2013. It's a rapidly expanding pie which the Isle of Man government wants a big slice of.
As we've written before, Bitcoin is just the start: there are a whole range of disruptive technologies that will piggy-back on its success.
Unlike jurisdictions which have made crypto-currencies illegal, such as Bangladesh and Bolivia, or regulated them so fiercely that they stifle innovation entirely, like New York, the Isle of Man is welcoming them with open arms. So much so that it helped to organise a conference last week called Crypto Valley looking to bring in new startups, and has lent a hand creating a crypto-tech incubator programme.
The sales pitch for the island is compelling: with no capital gains tax, potentially no corporation tax and extremely low income tax, entrepreneurs could walk away with large rewards should their company gain traction. And the government's positive stance on Bitcoin provides stability and certainty - it has begun to regulate crypto-currencies, but only enough to provide legal and financial stability, not to squash innovation.
The charming little island, with its established population of high-net-worth individuals, is not without its more tangible attractions: great restaurants, low crime, beautiful scenery. Entrepreneur Mark Shuttleworth, who became the second space tourist in 2002 when he paid $20m for a short stint on the International Space Station, is already a resident. Only the weather is a sticking point.
Bitcoin already has a huge number of fans on the island, including in government. Chris Corlett, chief executive of the department of economic development, announced this week that residents could soon be able to pay "everything from your car tax to your income tax bill" in crypto-currencies like Bitcoin.
"There is an evolution here, given what we've learned about digital currencies in the last year, it was a relatively simple decision to take," he told CoinDesk.
At last week's Crypto Valley conference there was a host of companies ready and waiting to help Bitcoin startups move in, establish bank accounts, buy IT equipment, start accounts and even talk directly to government ministers about potential legislative issues.
One entrepreneur who has already moved to the island told me that there have been occasions when he needed to talk to a minister and got an appointment the same day. "That wouldn't happen in the UK," he told me. In a fast-moving, uncharted industry like crypto, that's a huge bonus.
Kurt Roosen, chief executive of Micta, the member organisation for hi-tech firms on the island which steers government on these matters, says that the Isle of Man is "pragmatic" about Bitcoin business, but realises how important it is to do it right.
The balance that has been struck is to register it, but with a light touch: "It's a bit of a petulant child that needs some adults - and that's the role that we can play."
In the next month or two changes to law will come in which require crypto businesses to register with the government and carry out some due diligence to avoid money laundering and other financial irregularities. But aside from that the doors to innovation are wide open.
It's a strategy which has worked well for the island previously: internet gambling was worth almost nothing a decade ago, but today accounts for 14 per cent of the economy. The largest company, Poker Stars, employs around 300 people on the island and was sold earlier this year for $4.9 billion (£2.9 billion).
Because of this, the 2007 financial crash simply didn't happen on the Isle of Man. The economy has had three decades of uninterrupted economic growth. The country has the 13th highest GDP per capita in the world, just ahead of the US, Hong Kong and the Cayman Islands.
He now runs a large data centre in a former slipper factory which once supplied Marks and Spencer and counts several crypto-currency businesses around the world as clients.
In the anonymous building is a state-of-the-art facility full of hardware powering mobile phone, financial services, gambling and Bitcoin companies. With eye-scanners on the doors, night-vision CCTV and impenetrable server rooms originally designed as mobile command centres for deployment in war zones, as well as high-speed internet connections spider-webbing out into the Irish Sea in various directions, it has spare capacity ready and waiting for any startup which choose to make the Isle of Man home - or anywhere else in the world, for that matter.
The island's infrastructure is disproportionately strong. Mobile phone companies often use it as a self-contained testbed for new technology. It was the first European country to have 3G, for example.
Now the island's technological, financial and legal expertise in online gambling is being pivoted to help launch crypto-currency businesses. There are parallels: a need for absolute security, infrastructure to handle huge amounts of online transactions and the best and brightest lawyers and accountants. But many are also pushing gambling as an industry which can itself drive mass-adoption of crypto-currencies.
Eric Benz, a board member of the UK Digital Currency Association, said that Bitcoin "allows the operators to reduce their costs, reduce a lot of friction in terms of payments." It could also allow them to enter markets like southern east Asia and South America, where governments impose restrictions on betting. Bitcoin does not have as much respect for borders as banks do.
The island's gambling regulator, just as central government, has signalled that crypto-currencies are welcome. Mark Rutherford, deputy chief executive of the Gambling Supervision Commission, told the conference: "We agonised over this. Our assessment of crypto [currency] is that it's not going to go away. It's here to stay and it's not going to go away.
"We'll be very comfortable for our operators to take them. It's a case of 'come and talk to us'. We might let you pay your licence application in Bitcoin soon."
At least one gaming operator has already contacted the regulator to look into the matter, he said.
All of the jigsaw pieces seem to be in place for the Isle of Man's plan, except one, which is currently stifling innovation around the world. It's a Catch 22 situation that the very industry looking to disrupt the banking industry is also dependent on it for corporate accounts - it's impossible to launch a startup without one, and banks are overwhelmingly reluctant to provide them.
The first day of the conference was overshadowed by news that Capital Treasury Services, an Isle of Man-based business which connected crypto startups around the world with banking services, was shedding clients because of pressure from lenders. The news caused at least one startup to cancel its launch event at the conference.
Despite US firm Instabill announcing at the event that it would be able to step-in and fill that vacuum, access to banking is a recurring topic of conversation among crypto-currency entrepreneurs. Not only are new companies struggling to get accounts, but existing companies are fearful of accepting Bitcoin because of concerns about how their bank will react. One attendee even recounted how his personal bank account was closed because a payment for Bitcoin appeared on his statement.
Garth Kimber, chief executive of Xela Holdings, which has three gambling licences from the Isle of Man government, said that he was certain that a single crypto-currency would eventually spread around the world and replace fiat currencies, but also that he could not adopt any now for fear of "upsetting the banks".
"The most important thing I have problems with is banking," he said. "I don't agree with the opinion that they [the banks] don't get it [crypto-currencies] and they're learning: I think they exactly get it. I think banks run the world, not governments. And that's the problem: I need banking more than I need a specific payments platform.
"I don't think governments want it because they can't QE it and I don't think banks want it. It's a tough one to crack, but I'm right here with you when you do it," he told the audience.
Brock Pierce, who sits on the board of the Bitcoin Foundation and co-founded the startup GoCoin that has just relocated to the Isle of Man (and also, incidentally, appeared in several Hollywood films as a child star) said at the event that: "The Isle of Man is the new capital for bitcoin, at least for now."
That someone so closely linked with Bitcoin - he stepped in just before the collapse of Mt. Gox in an attempt to take it over and steer it from trouble, and is now helping to unpick what happened to the missing millions - has chosen to base his latest startup on the island, rather than his Los Angeles home, is telling.
Governments around the world are, by shutting out crypto-currency startups, providing the tiny island with an enormous opportunity.


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Mackie's new Netflix movie promises tons of action.
Netflix has released the official trailer Outside the Wire, a gripping new sci-fi action movie starring Anthony Mackie and Damson Idris (Snowfall). We got our first look at the upcoming sci-fi action movie back in December 2020. At the time, Netflix not only released the first teaser trailer, which promised an epic team-up between Mackie and Idris' characters, but we got a ton of new images teasing the supporting cast and the futuristic world where the movie is set.
Now, the official trailer for Outside the Wire is here to give us a better idea of what story we can expect to unfold. We're introduced to Harp (Idris), a young drone pilot who is assigned to work with Leo (Mackie) after making a bad decision in the field. Harp soon learns Leo is unlike his previous commanding officers in one essential area: Leo is an android. As Harp and Leo pursue a new mission together, it becomes increasingly clear to Harp that there is more going on with Leo than meets the eye. And, in a suspenseful twist, it's possible Leo is not always the hero we might expect him to be. Can Harp trust Leo as he is drawn deeper into his commanding officer's plans? Or will Leo, a wild card, turn on Harp?
In addition to Mackie and Idris, Outside the Wire stars Pilou Asbaek (Game of Thrones), Michael Kelly (House of Cards), Emily Beecham (Hail, Caesar!), and Enzo Cilenti (Guardians of the Galaxy). Outside the Wire is directed by Mikael Håfström (The Rite, 1408) and written by Rob Yescombe (The Division) and Rowan Athale.
Outside the Wire premieres on Netflix on January 15. Check out the official trailer starring Anthony Mackie and Damson Idris below. For more, find out what's coming to Netflix in January.
Here's the official synopsis and poster for Outside the Wire:
Set in the future, Harp (Damson Idris), a drone pilot, is sent into a deadly militarized zone where he finds himself working for Leo (Anthony Mackie), an android officer, tasked to locate a doomsday device before the insurgents do. Outside the Wire is directed by Mikael Håfström.


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Q: How does my ASP.NET MVC application know which view to serve? I'm trying to understand how my MVC application knows how to serve up pages. I inherited this project from someone else so I'm not entirely sure how everything works. It's an ASP.NET web application and you can see it at http://hollandandbarnes.azurewebsites.net/.
When you go to that link, the home page loads. This is served from the Home.cshtml view. But how does it know to serve the Home.cshtml view?
In the main directory, there is a default.aspx file:
<%@ Page language="c#" Codebehind="default.aspx.cs" AutoEventWireup="True" Inherits="umbraco.UmbracoDefault" trace="true" validateRequest="false" %>

...and a Global.asax file:
<%@ Application Inherits="Umbraco.Web.UmbracoApplication" Language="C#" %>

I have three controllers in the backend, none of which serve the Home.cshtml view:

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*AccountController.cs

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I assume default.aspx is the first file it hits, but then what happens after that?

A: There are different methods possible, maybe one of those fits:
Define a Startpage in IIS Manager:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/320051/how-to-configure-the-default-document-in-internet-information-services
Define a Startpage in your web.xml file:
<configuration>
<system.webServer>
    <defaultDocument enabled="true">
        <files>
            <add value="home.cshtml" />
        </files>
    </defaultDocument>
</system.webServer>

Have a RouteConfig class (link):
public class RouteConfig
{
    public static void RegisterRoutes(RouteCollection routes)
    {
        routes.IgnoreRoute("{resource}.axd/{*pathInfo}");

        routes.MapRoute(
            name: "Default",
            url: "{controller}/{action}/{id}",
            defaults: new { controller = "Account", action = "Home", id = UrlParameter.Optional }
        );
    }
}

Listen to Sessionstart:
How can I define a start page in my ASP.NET website (IIS)
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These notes are in answer to questions posed to one of our foreign representatives by his customer, as to our ability to measure sphericity with an uncertainty of one micro inch (25 nanometers). To begin the explanation, the number of parameters involved in our error budget for the sphericity measurement is very small, when compared with a linear measurement. On this short list we have the axis of rotation, the mechanical hysteresis and the amplification of the instrument.
Normally temperature is a major issue in any serious metrology, but the rotating spindle type instrument that we use is insensitive to temperature and only requires thermal equilibration. Temperature is even less of a factor because each actual measurement takes less than one minute. The commercial instrument that we use is the Talyrond (see our paper "How Balls are Made, How They are Measured and How They are Used in Metrology"). The manufacturer's specification for this machine is a system accuracy of plus or minus one microinch or two microinches on radius, but it is actually somewhat better than this.
Talyrond Machine
We use a fixed sensitivity or magnification, from the pickup through the electronics package to the recorder that is 20,000 times. This sensitivity is confirmed with a flick standard and a sign bar fixture. Both of these calibration devices are traceable to master gage blocks calibrated traceable to NIST. Errors in this parameter are so small that it would have an insignificant effect on this error budget. See Dr. Heinrich Schwenke's doctoral thesis on gage uncertainty, where he basically says don't sweat
The problem of mechanical hysteresis gets a little sticky. It is divided into two categories. The first and by far the most serious are the frictional forces that occur between the stylus and the test part during rotation. Here we have a strong ally in the nature of the spherical test specimen. The multidirectional curvature of the sphere pretty well eliminates any Z-axis modulation of the test probe against the almost perfectly stiff ends of the transducer ligatures.
Once the spindle is rotating, torque of the stylus is not a factor, because the sub-microinch surface texture of the high quality ball does not vary, so the position of the stylus will not be caused to vary either. Finally there is no stick and slip within the transducer as its design is pure flexure, with two non-contact cores modulated into and out of two inductors.
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We do not allow the use of computer centering algorithms; but instead, we mechanically adjust the coincident alignment of the spindle axis with the axis of the subject. The dilemma here is to eliminate the limacon errors associated with deviation in the test circle and test probe tangency. Through careful planning and execution these first factors are held to the insignificant level of a few nanometers.
The last and most serious error source is in the axis of rotation. The hydrodynamic bearing used in the Talyrond damps out all short perturbations so that only low harmonics and primary shifts in the axis remain. Reversal technology is used every single day to confirm the general accuracy of the spindle's axis of rotation. When really serious measurements must be made, data collected from the reversal procedure can be used to improve the measuring accuracy. The procedure used, consists of measuring a single circumference of a high quality sphere and then rotating the sphere 180 degrees and measuring it again. The spindle error will remain in the same location, and the error of the sphere will move 180 degrees. We manufacture several versions of a reversible master spheres for axis of rotation verification (see authenticators on our website.)
When all is said and done, we depend on our laboratory spherometer to evaluate the master spheres that we use as the final word for sphericity. This instrument has the ability to determine absolute sphericity of a ball to plus or minus one nanometer. This is done by using the diameter of the ball as a reference datum in a kinematic system. This procedure uses fundamental physics and reversal technology to achieve the present ultimate in roundness measurement. This process requires several hours per ball to measure, hours of meticulous cleaning and 24 hours of soaking. It is totally impracticable for anything but research and reference masters.
See also, our Technical Data Sheet 15, about the Talyrond machine.
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Jean-Félix du Marhallac'h (, Plonéour - , Quimper), est un militaire et homme politique français, député du Finistère sous la Restauration.

Biographie
Fils de Jacques-Charles du Marhallach, chef de ses noms et armes, et de Jeanne-Françoise Euzenou de Kersalaun, il suit la carrière des armes et était officier d'artillerie sous l'Ancien Régime. Il émigre en 1790 et sert dans l'Armée de Condé.

Sous l'Empire, il rentre en France devient maire de Plomelin (1806-1830) et membre du conseil général du Finistère, qu'il préside pendant plusieurs années sous la Restauration.

Chevalier de l'ordre de Saint-Louis et de la Légion d'honneur au retour des Bourbons, conseiller de préfecture à Quimper le , il est élu député du collège de département du Finistère le . À la Chambre, il siège dans la majorité de la Chambre introuvable. Il obtient sa réélection le , puis le .

En 1828, il refuse une préfecture que lui offrait le ministère Martignac. Il soutient le cabinet Polignac contre les 221.

Réélu le , il donne sa démission à la Révolution de Juillet. Il revient alors en Bretagne et ne se mêla plus à la vie politique.

Il est le père d'Auguste du Marhallac'h et le beau-père de l'amiral Pierre-Paul de La Grandière et de l'académicien Louis de Carné.

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Naissance en décembre 1772
Décès en octobre 1858
Militaire français du XVIIIe siècle
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Conseiller général du Finistère
Député du Finistère
Député de la Restauration
Chevalier de l'ordre royal et militaire de Saint-Louis
Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur
Décès à Quimper
Naissance dans la province de Bretagne
Décès à 85 ans


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Михаил Аркадьевич Ковнер (28 декабря 1910, Смоленск, Российская империя — 13 января 2006, Москва, Россия) — советский физик.

Биография
После окончания в 1927 году средней школы преподавал математику в школе. В 1930 году поступил на физический факультет МГУ, который окончил в 1935 году. Руководителем его дипломной работы «Углы между связями в многоатомных молекулах» был Ю. Б. Румер, который посоветовал Ковнеру посещать семинар Г. Г. Гельмана. Был назначен ассистентом кафедры теоретической физики в Воронежском университете (1935—1941), затем был доцентом кафедры физики в эвакуированном в Ташкент Воронежском авиационном институте (1941—1945). С 1945 года стал преподавать в Саратовском университете, где выполнил со своими учениками многочисленные расчёты колебательных спектров различных классов многоатомных молекул. В 1957 году получил степень доктора физико-математических наук за диссертацию «Расчёт и интерпретация колебательных спектров бензола и его производных»; с 1960 года — профессор кафедры теоретической и ядерной физики Саратовского университета. После ухода на пенсию он переехал в 1982 году в Москву и, став научным сотрудником Института истории естествознания и техники, стал заниматься историей физики.

Умер 13 января 2006 года в возрасте 95 лет. Похоронен на .

Научный вклад
М. А. Ковнер — автор свыше 200 научных работ, в том числе монографий: «Оптические квантовые генераторы» (1964, совместно с М. Л. Кацем и Н. К. Сидоровым), «Электронная теория и теория относительности» (1967), «Колебательные спектры многоатомных молекул» (1970, совместно с Л. М. Свердловым и Б. П. Крайневым; была переиздана в США, Канаде, Израиле, Великобритании), «Краткая история мазеров и лазеров» (1991).

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 Бабков Л. М. Михаил Аркадьевич Ковнер (1910—2006): к 100-летию со дня рождения // Известия Саратовского университета. — 2010. — Т. 10. — Сер. Физика. — Вып. 2. — С. 73—76.

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West Virginia sues Catholic diocese, alleging it knowingly employed pedophiles
By Chris Mills Rodrigo - 03/19/19 11:20 AM EDT
West Virginia's attorney general on Tuesday announced the state had filed suit against a Catholic diocese, alleging that it knowingly employed pedophiles.
"Parents who pay and entrust the Wheeling-Charleston Diocese and its schools to educate and care for their children deserve full transparency," Attorney General Patrick Morrisey (R) said in a statement to The Hill.
"Our investigation reveals a serious need for the Diocese to enact policy changes that will better protect children, just as this lawsuit demonstrates our resolve to pursue every avenue to effectuate change as no one is above the law."
The civil complaint alleges that the diocese and former Bishop Michael J. Bransfield did not conduct adequate background checks and sometimes hired staff who admitted to sexually abusing children.
The suit alleges that Father Patrick Condron admitted to sexually abusing a student, was sent to treatment and then got assigned to a local elementary school. Parents were not notified that the school "was employing a pedophile," the lawsuit states.
Several cases similar to Condrons are detailed in the suit.
"Today is a sad day, but the Attorney General still believes there are so many priests and deacons in the Catholic church — who are good men — who will support this effort so we can really seek meaningful changes in how the church handles sexual abuse," Morrisey said.
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Smael Mondon Jr. Commits to All-American Bowl
By Gus RamosFeb 26, 2020, 11:03 AM EST
Smael Mondon (Dallas, GA/ Paulding County), four-star recruit, has officially committed to the 2021 All-American Bowl. Having been selected to play in the twenty first edition of the All-American Bowl, Mondon will play in the annual East vs. West matchup on Saturday, January 9, 2021 in the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. The Bowl will be nationally televised, live on NBC at 1:00 PM ET, and will feature the nation's top 100 high school football players.
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Salted caramel and mocha come together in a cute little truffle that you can enjoy any time of the day. You might want to double the batch…these Salted Caramel Mocha Truffles will not last very long.
Can I just tell you how happy I am that the Salted Caramel Mocha's are back at Starbucks?
The great thing about these cookie dough truffles is that you get a whole batch for the same price as one drink at Starbucks. Not that I don't think the drinks are worth it…I drink my share of them, believe me.
In fact, I'm seriously considering stopping on the way to the kid's soccer and volleyball games tonight for another one. I can never have enough salted caramel. Ever!
Of course all weekend long all I could think about was making something new and delicious that included my fav flavors.
Then it hit me…why not take these Peanut Butter Chocolate Cookie Dough Truffles and change them slightly to include the mocha and salted caramel. Nothing against my favorite candy, but I think these Salted Caramel Mocha Truffles may have them beat by a mile. There is just something about sweet and salty that truly gets me every. single. time!
The best thing about these truffles (other than being cheaper than Starbucks) is that they are completely no bake. You beat everything together in a bowl and roll them into 3 dozen bite sized balls. I do recommend refrigerating them for about 30 minutes. It just makes it easier to dip them in the melted chocolate.
Use a toothpick to dip and tap. After the chocolate has set up all the way, heat the caramel and drizzle it over the tops. You do want to let the caramel cool just for a minute or two, or you will have white chocolate melting too. But seriously it doesn't affect the taste at all…I would know. I had a few of these bad boys each day this weekend.
Diet? Who cares when you have these amazing salty and sweet treats in front of you.
Mocha cookie dough truffles dipped in white chocolate and sprinkled with sea salt are a great decadent treat.
Beat the butter and sugars until creamy. Add the extract and salt and beat again. Stir the instant coffee into the milk until dissolved. Pour the milk into the butter mixture alternately with the cocoa powder and flour. Beat until everything is combined.
Roll the cookie dough into 36 balls. Refrigerate for 30 minutes or until hard.
Melt the CandiQuik according to the package directions. Use a toothpick and dip the truffles in the chocolate. Tap off the excess chocolate and set on wax paper to set.
Place the caramel bits and water in a small sauce pan. Heat on medium until melted and creamy. Let cool for a minute or two. Drizzle over the truffles and sprinkle with sea salt. You may need to gently press the salt on top to get it to stick to the caramel if you wait too long. Store in a loosely sealed container for 2-3 days. Refrigerate if keeping longer. Makes 36 truffles.
Use vanilla extract if you can't find the coffee extract.
Hello my pretties! I nned one of those now! I may have to stop at Starbucks on the way home. You have my permission to keep the salted caramel recipes coming. I make salted caramels as Christmas gifts and not many actually make it out of the house.
I have never tried the salted caramel mocha from Starbucks. But don't you know I will be very soon! And these truffles. I think I will stick to just one batch so I won't be tempted to eat them ALL!
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Haha!! I totally can't say that completely right three times fast!! It comes out like salted-carma-mocha! 😉 Thanks Kelly!!
I am drooling – these look seriously delicious!
These have me drooling for miles!!! LOVE the combo, bet these are irresistible!!
Seriously, I envy your brain and ability to come up and execute such amazing treats! These just look like balls of pure heaven. Love them, Jocelyn!
It seems silly to me that you can't get that drink all year round!
Gorgeous Jocelyn! And no they would NOT last long at all!
Oh my word- I need these in my life!
Yes, yes you do 😉 Thanks Jess!!
Oh wow! These look so delicious! I love this idea. I've made easy oreo truffles before but I love this from-scratch recipe!
Wow! These look amazing. I love anything salted caramel as well. Just canNOT resist it. These are so much fun!
Are you for serious with these?!
You and me both!! 😉 Thank you Holly!!
Salted Caramel should be a mandatory flavor in everything! Can't get enough of it.
Haha, I like your way of thinking!! 😉 Thanks Nicole!
Truffles are so dangerous:) And now I can make salted caramel ones … lets just throw self control out the window, ok? Plus, they are so pretty!
They ARE dangerous! 😉 Thank you Mary!!
These look amazing! Believe it or not, I've never had a salted caramel mocha at sbux — I drink plain old double tall nonfat lattes with cinnamon. (Yawn). I would completely gobble up these babies by the dozen, however, as I adore cookie dough truffles and that combination sounds perfect!
Haha!! You crack me up! 😉 Thanks Marcie!!
I think I could easily pop a dozen of these into my mouth right now. Oh my word!
You could.. I did!! Hehe! Thank you Ashley!!
I totally HEART mocha truffles! Gorgeous girl!
Me too!! 😉 Thank you Trish!!
May you continue to be inspired by all the wonderful combinations Starbucks comes out with! Thanks for a delicious recipe!!!
I can never say no to a Salted Caramel Mocha! LOVE it! These truffles sound fabulous!
I can't either.. It's a weakness of mine!! 😉 Thank you Anna!!
I stopped over from Five Days Five Ways and am so glad I did! These look amazing…as do the other salted caramel goodies you posted at the end!
Haha!! Well you definitely need to try either the drink or these truffles!! Thank you Krista!!
I love those drinks too!
I've gotta make these next week when my husband is in Washington training for his new job. I have a feeling that laying in bed at night, popping these into my mouth will make his absence a little bit easier to deal with.
I think these truffles might help with that, at least just a bit! 😉 Mmmm yes, those flavor combos sounds like wonderful treats!!!
Woah, baby! These sound absolutely divine! I definitely am hooked on Salted Caramel Chocolate anything just about, so this will be wonderful for my recipe box!!
Yes they do!! Us crazy food bloggers-there's nothing out there that we won't turn into something delicious!! 😉 Thanks Jess!
Oh wow. My older son is addicted to anything Salted Caramel…he would LOVE these!
Oh my these look yummy! I love that they are no bake and could probably eat the whole recipe!
I can't find caramel baking bit, dunno if I can get them here 🙁 so, could anyone suggest a recipe that would work well so something else that I could use, keeping in mind that I live in Ireland!
I have a question. You use flour in the recipe? Is it still raw? Does it affect the whole flavor of the truffles?
Yes, these truffles have raw flour in them. If you have ever eaten raw cookie dough, these taste just like that without the raw egg factor. They are wonderful!!!
I was wonder for the flour it does not need to be baked just in the fridge?
No these are a no bake treat. You can eat the dough just like it is without baking it.
These look divine! I cannot wait to try them! I am going to be sharing them tomorrow in my Fabulous Finds Friday!
I made these yesterday for a fundraiser, and they were a hit! Perfectly portioned to serve a large group. I couldn't find caramel bits so I used butterscotch chips. Caramel would have been better, but no one seemed any the wiser. People were telling me how good they were, and they didn't know I was the one who brought them. My cookie batter was a bit dry. It tasted great, but it was hard to roll because it would crumble, so they were a bit ugly. Any suggestions should I run into that next time I make them (because there will definitely be a next time!)? More butter, cream, etc? Thanks!
Woo hoo for awesome treats that disappear! Isn't it a fun feeling when people find out you made a delicious cookie? 🙂 Mine batter wasn't dry when I rolled them, but if you want to try adding another teaspoon of milk to help get a better rolling texture that would work. And kudos to you for using butterscotch chips in place of the caramel bits…that sounds delicious too!
WOAH! You got my attention there!! Had to go straight to your webpage… and got soooo inspired (and hungry!) now!!
I made these and they are delicious! They require a little effort, but it's worth it. Everyone loved them.


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Virginia to Play North Carolina in First Event at New Meadowlands
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA – For the second straight year, the Virginia men's lacrosse team will face North Carolina in the second annual Konica Minolta Big City Classic, a college lacrosse tripleheader organized by Inside Lacrosse magazine. The second-year affair, previously held at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., will serve as the first-ever event held at the New Meadowlands Stadium, next door to its predecessor. The tripleheader will be contested on April 10, opening the state-of-the-art facility.
The Cavaliers and Tar Heels are scheduled to faceoff at 4 p.m. in the day's second game, following Delaware/Hofstra at 1 p.m. The third game will feature Princeton against defending national champion Syracuse, set to face off at 6:30 p.m., as each matchup mirrors the inaugural event in April 2009, concluding a two-year commitment by all programs involved.
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Last year, the inaugural Big City Classic broke the attendance record for a regular season, lacrosse-only event with 22,308 fans in Giants Stadium. The second year of the event will break new ground for the sport as the first event to ever be played at the New Meadowlands Stadium. This state-of-the-art facility will open its gates to lacrosse fans at the Konica Minolta Big City Classic before serving as the new home for the NFL's Giants and Jets. The Konica Minolta Big City Classic gives New York area sports fans the chance to get an early look at the much-anticipated stadium.
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Researchers call for better reporting of animal experiments
Monique Janssens
Communications advisor
M.R.E.Janssens@uu.nl
The vast majority of animal experiments involving joint cartilage repair in scientific journals is incompletely reported. Researchers from Utrecht University and the Radboud university medical center analysed 223 studies from all over the world with large laboratory animals, and found that more than 90% provided incomplete information about anaesthesia and pain management. This does not mean pain management was insufficient, but it is problematic for three reasons: it is unclear how exactly animal welfare has been safeguarded, the research is hard to reproduce (repeat), and it is more difficult for other researchers to build on the knowledge generated by this research. As long as we conduct animal experiments, they should be reported better.
In the Netherlands alone, nearly a million and a half people have pain caused by wear and tear of cartilage in the joints. This condition is known as osteoarthritis. It occurs in animals as well. There is no effective treatment for osteoarthritis. Due to the lack of appropriate animal-free research methods, some research on potential treatments that may stimulate the repair of cartilage is done on animals, such as pigs, goats, sheep, dogs and horses.
This type of research often involves the animals undergoing surgery. Just like operations on humans, anaesthesia and pain management are very important, also in the period after the operation. Details about precisely what anaesthesia and painkillers were used are also crucial, so that the best possible animal welfare can be guaranteed, the research is reproducible, and future researchers can build on the acquired knowledge. Moreover, it is known that the research results are influenced by the particular anaesthesia and analgesics the animals are given, and their dosages.
Researchers Maria Fugazzola, Janny de Grauw and Daniela Salvatori, along with colleagues from Utrecht University (faculty of Veterinary Medicine) and Radboudumc, studied how anaesthesia and pain management were reported in studies using large laboratory animals published world-wide between 2015 and 2020. No less than 220 of the 223 studies provided incomplete information about anaesthesia and pain management, as the authors wrote in a systematic review in the journal Osteoarthritis and Cartilage Open.
'In the majority of the manuscripts, the analgesics and anaesthesia before, during and after surgery were not mentioned,' Fugazzola said. 'Out of 176 studies reporting that animals underwent general anaesthesia during surgery, 30% did not provide any details on anaesthetic management. Details about painkillers and pain monitoring were also hardly reported. This doesn't necessarily mean that there was no analgesia or pain monitoring, but we don't know what kind or how much.'
The ARRIVE guidelines
It is generally acknowledged that there is still limited reporting on details of animal experimentation. To this end, in 2010 a set of guidelines called ARRIVE (Animal Research: Reporting of In Vivo Experiments) was drawn up for consistent reporting of animal experiments. However, compliance with the guidelines is still limited. This study reflects that it is also evident that the majority of studies on articular cartilage damage conducted on large animals do not comply with the guidelines' requirements for reporting.
The researchers are deeply concerned about limited reporting. De Grauw gives an example. 'If an animal's leg is painful after surgery, and it puts less weight on that leg as a result, that may influence the healing of that joint. Therefore, you can only interpret that healing if you have the correct information about the analgesia. Without this information, other scientists can't determine whether the results of the research hold up.'
'Improvement in reporting is urgently needed,' says Salvatori. 'It is essential for researchers to make full reports of their experiments, so that their results are really usable by others. It's high time that researchers and editors of scientific journals become aware of this problem.' De Grauw adds: 'Not only will it save a lot of research money, but also unnecessary use of laboratory animals, as the knowledge that is generated now has a limited usefulness.'


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Q: How to handle Touch event in Augmented reality? I am trying to put 5 buttons in layout of Sample Application Cloud Recognization.
The buttons appear in two different ways:

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*When tracker is detected, the buttons gets augmented to the tracker.

2.When camera gets away from the tracker the buttons gets struck to the screen.

Display is working fine with both the case but touch event of buttons doesn't work for first case (augmented buttons). I need to do different task on each buttons. Common handler as like default CloudReco handler will not work for my case.
So my question is...

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*Can I get button's event handler called in case when button is embedded to tracker.

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Guugu Yalandji (Kuku-Yalanji) is an Australian Aboriginal language of Queensland.  It is the traditional language of the Kuku Yalanji people.  Despite conflicts between the Kuku Yalanji people and British settlers in Queensland, the Kuku Yalanji language has a healthy number of speakers, and that number is increasing.  Though the language is threatened, the language use is vigorous and children are learning it in schools.  All generations of speakers have positive language attitudes. The Kuku Yalanji still practice their traditional religion, and they have rich oral traditions.  Many people in the Kuku Yalanji community also use English.  100 Kuku Yalanji speakers can both read and write in Kuku Yalanji.

Phonology

Vowels
Kuku-Yalanji uses the typical three-vowel system, /a, u, i/, used in other Aboriginal Australian languages.

Consonants
This table uses the standard orthography used by both linguists and the speech community. Stop sounds can range between voiced and voiceless releases. Where the orthography differs from the IPA representation, the orthography is in brackets.

References

External links
 Bibliography of Gugu Yalandji people and language resources, at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
 Bibliography of Gugu Djangun people and language resources, at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
 Bibliography of Gugu Gulunggur people and language resources, at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
 Bibliography of Gugu Muluriji people and language resources, at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
 Bibliography of Gugu Wakura people and language resources, at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies

Yalanjic languages


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Matti Åkerblom ou Mats Åkerblom (né Pärnä en 1740 à Eräjärvi et mort en 1819) est un maître d'œuvre et bâtisseur d'églises finlandais.

Carrière
Matti Åkerblom naît dans la cabane de Pärnä à Eräjärvi.
Il est apprenti de Antti Piimänen à Turku et devient un très bon charpentier et constructeur d'églises.
Matti Åkerblom revient dans le Häme à la fin des années 1770.
Après dix années d'apprentissage, il réalise sa première œuvre : le clocher de l'église d'Halikko.
Matti Åkerblom continue par la construction des églises de Kuorevesi, Kuru et Pihlajavesi dans le style qu'il a appris d'Antti Piimänen.
Plus tard il sera aussi influencé par le style des églises en forme de croix d'ostrobotnie.

Ouvrages les plus célèbres

 Église d'Angelniemi, (1772)
 Ancienne église de Pihlajavesi , (1780)
 Église d'Orivesi, 1780
 Ancienne église de Messukylä, restauration de (1796–1797)
 Église de Kuorevesi, 1779
 Église de Kuhmalahti, clocher (1782)
 Église de Ruovesi, (1778)
 Église de Kuru, (1781)
 Église de Kuhmoinen, (1785)
 Église de Teisko, (1788)
 Église de Nurmijärvi, (1793)
 Église de Tyrväntö, (1800)
 Église de Vesilahti, (1802)

Galerie

Références

Liens internes
Liste des églises évangéliques luthériennes de Finlande

Liens externes

Naissance en 1740
Naissance à Eräjärvi
Architecte finlandais
Décès en 1819


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Anxiety is Contagious. Don't Be a Spreader
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Come, Follow Me For Individuals and Families: "What Lack I Yet?" Matthew 19-20; Mark 10; Luke 18
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VIDEO: The Parable of the Two Sons will change your perspective on the Premortal Council
By	Book of Mormon Central · May 21, 2019
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Cover image: The Parable of the Two Sons by Jorge Cocco.
As Jesus' time as the mortal Messiah drew to a close and his time as the final Passover Lamb rapidly approached, he taught more emphatically and lost all sense of pretense and patience with those who challenged him. Any need to be careful of what he said was now gone. He knew what he was here to do; he had come to Jerusalem at this Passover to die.
It is interesting then to note his actions during the first few days of his last mortal week. First, he arranged to enter Jerusalem in the fashion prophesied of the long-awaited Messiah-King, upon the back of a donkey. Throngs of people saw, understood the implication, and heralded his arrival, cheering "hosanna" and lining his way into the city with clothing and palm leaves. He had clearly proclaimed his purpose, and hundreds, if not thousands of people saw.
Jesus then made his way to the temple, the very center of Jewish life, especially at Passover. Seeing the filth and degradation of the House of God, he cleansed it, turning over tables and casting out merchants and moneychangers that made a mockery of his Father's house.
In addition to his triumphal entry and his taking charge of the temple, he also went about and healed the sick and afflicted. In a short time, his presence in Jerusalem was all-encompassing, and he made no effort to veil his role as the Son of God.
Some of the highest religious and legal rulers in Judaism at that time saw and heard of Jesus' works. They had long grown anxious that he would seize their power and destroy life as they knew it. Determined that Jesus be stopped, they approached him and demanded that he explain by what authority he did these things.
As usual, Jesus had some questions of his own. "Where did John the Baptist get his authority? Was it from heaven, or of men?" When the leaders declined to respond one way or the other, knowing he would be able to use their answer against them, Jesus answered for them in the form of a parable. He said,
"What think ye? A certain man had two sons; and he came to the first, and said, Son, go work [today] in my vineyard. He answered and said, I will not: but afterward he repented and went.
"And he came to the second and said likewise. And he answered and said I go sir: and went not.
"Whether of them twain did the will of the father?"
The religious leaders could not resist the easy answer and said that it was, of course, the first. Catching them in their hypocrisy, Jesus said to them, "verily I say unto you, that the publicans and the harlots go into the kingdom of God before you."
Without understanding the culture of the time and the Greek-to-English translation of this encounter, this parable and Jesus' interpretation of it for the Jewish leadership may seem, at the very least, confusing.
First, it helps to see the parable as Jesus intended it: as a metaphor of the Premortal Council. In the parable, the Father, who is God, asks His two sons to go down into the vineyard, or the world, and work for Him. In this, Jesus cast himself as the first son. This becomes clearer as we go back to the original Greek text. In the King James Version of the Bible, the response of the first son to his father's request to go and work is translated as "I will not," which sounds rebellious. But the Greek word translated as "will" in English is more to do with the concept of desire and would be better rendered as "I will it not" or "it is not my will to do so."
Jesus taught on many occasions that he came not to do his own will, but the will of his Father. In this context, we can see how the first son in the parable is, in fact, Jesus, and therefore the second son is naturally Satan, the one who said he would go and work for the Father, but ultimately turned away and did not what was asked.
Additionally, the Greek phrase translated as "he repented" would be better translated as "he reconciled himself." So, it is not that the premortal Christ needed to repent, but to find the courage and resolve to do the will of his Father.
Because of the Jewish leaders' thorough understanding of the concept of Heavenly Councils, once Jesus reminded them that this was about recognizing authority, they probably would have understood the implications of this parable and recognized Jesus' claim as the First Son of the Father. He taught them that they knew the signs given of those in authority and chose to ignore them for their own selfish reasons.
They saw themselves as inherently better than the publicans and harlots, but as Jesus taught them, the publicans and harlots believed John the Baptist and repented and were baptized. But they, who were prepared by the Law their whole lives, turned from what they knew and believed not, repented not, and thus could not be saved in their sins.
Maybe, in this light, they too were like the second son, promising to do the work of the Father, but ultimately lying and abandoning the work, leaving it to the First Son to do alone. We too should ask ourselves where we stand? Will we be like the First Son, and faithfully join in the work of the Father, even though it is difficult and not our will? Will we be humble, and reconcile ourselves with the Father? Or will we be like the second son and only pretend to be willing before our Father, but turn from Him in the end?
The Parables of Jesus can be purchased at Latter-day Saint bookstores, or online at Amazon.com. Neither the authors, nor the artist are collecting royalties for this volume. Instead, they are being donated to four non-profit organizations, including Book of Mormon Central. The others are the BYU New Testament Commentary, BYU Studies, and Alliance of Covenant Artists (a coalition of Latter-day Saint artists).
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Jan KingJune 4, 2019
Nola, did not Jesus ask to "have this cup pass....."? Asking to be excused from this very heavy responsibility? And then, "not my will, but thine".
Don HoffmanJune 2, 2019
Have we ever felt unwilling to do a good thing, yet went and did? I think the parable says it's OK to be at first unwilling, and then walk the walk, rather than talk the talk and fade. Jesus did not want to drink of the bitter cup, as we very often do not wish to do, BUT He did walk the walk, and set the example for us all.


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LUTHER: Best Freewheel Host Town
dawnshelton June 22, 2018
"Luther won because they did the best job welcoming the riders to town. The volunteers made all the riders feel at home and did everything they could to meet their needs. The businesses and the town made it known that the riders where welcome. That does not happen in every town. The videos you all posted also had a big impact. Everybody couldn't wait to get to Luther," said Trevor Steward, Executive Director, Oklahoma Freewheel
Participants of the 2018 Oklahoma Freewheel voted Luther "Best Host Town." Luther was the third stop on the annual ride across the state during the week of June 10 – 16. This year's route celebrated Route 66, with cyclists from Oklahoma and many other states participating on the route from Elk City to Joplin.
Steward said the riders voted for the best host town during the End-of-Trail dinner and Talent Show. "The vote is simple. What host town did you like best? There is no breakdown for food, services, and other accommodations," he said.
The bicyclists rolled into town after a morning thunderstorm to find members of the local Boy Scout troop had moved their bags to shelter to keep them dry, and other volunteers helped the Freewheel guests settle into their tents on school grounds. Luther Public Schools also offered their multi-purpose facility for campers wishing to sleep indoors. Speaking of tents, donations from BancFirst, Haskell Lemon Construction Company, Airosurf Communications and OG&E helped pay for the rental of the "party tent" where Freewheelers could enjoy entertainment from DJ Shorty B, live music and food from fundraisers to support the cheerleaders and firefighters.
Luther Parks Commission, White, Woods, Shelton, Strong, Webster and Ivich. photo courtesy of Kasey Wood
The Luther Parks Commission organized the welcome. Begun less than a year ago, the Parks commission works to improve the community by seeking grants, and delving into promotional activity. Current commission members are Kasey Wood, chair, along with Summer Shelton, Ashlee Webster, Dr. Rosemarie Strong and Chris Ivich, along with Mayor Jenni White.
The Chicken Shack had a waterslide and invited cyclists to sign the old 66 bridge. The 116 Farmstead, Market & Table and Josephine's Cafe stayed open late and opened early. DJ's Barbecue and The Boundary took food to the campsite, and retailers welcomed the increased traffic. The fire department, Eastern Oklahoma County Partnership, football players and students volunteered for the event that lasted less than 24 hours.
It was a lot of work, but a lot of fun, most said. It was an effort to show hospitality and have a return on investment for welcoming back visitors, and improving the Town's reputation. One Freewheel cyclist remembered Luther not so fondly from a ride 19 years ago. She said that although Luther wasn't an official stop, a severe thunderstorm came through and some cyclists sought shelter at the Post Office. She recalls they were kicked out of the lobby and sent back into the lightning and rain. She said she thought of that every time she heard about Luther, and this time said it looked like the whole town had come together to welcome them. She was impressed.
"What an amazing effort by businesses and volunteers alike! Just outstanding! THANK YOU FREEWHEEL CYCLISTS! You're always welcome here in our friendly town of Luther," said Mayor White.
The 2018 Oklahoma Freewheel won't be back this way for a while as Steward said new routes are chosen every year to celebrate the whole state.
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"I am very pleased with the success of the ride. The towns did a great job and it was fun seeing each one try to outdo the others. It was also great to see the riders from out of state experience what true Oklahoma hospitality is and the town of Luther is a shining example of that,"
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Redemption, Or, A View of the Rise and Progress of the Christian Religion ...
Por Montagu Pennington
IT has often excited surprise, and it is surely a circumstance much to be lamented, that so many Christians should seem to be ignorant of the grounds of their belief, and of the history of their religion. That a Christ came upon earth, who had been darkly foretold by several prophecies delivered to the Jewish nation; and that he taught mankind a pure and holy system of moral conduct, sanctioned by the awful assurance of future rewards and punishments, is believed by all who are called after his name. Yet there are but few of them who appear to consider
the Bible as a whole; as being, what it is in reality, the history of the Christian religion *; and there are still fewer who know how that religion has descended from its divine Author to the present times. Ecclesiastical histories are filled, for the most part, with the melancholy accounts of heresies, corruptions, and persecutions. And amidst these, the origin and spreading of the religion itself, and its progress through the darkness and tumults of its first ages, is alınost lost t. So that to many persons there may seem to be a complete blank in the history of the church of Christ, from the end of the
* " Vetus testamentum rectè sentientibus prophetia est novi testamenti." Augustin. cont. Faustum, as quoted in Hurd's " Introduction to the study of Prophecy."
+ The luminous arrangement of Mosheim's excellent work upon this subject, and the great information it contains, especially in Maclaine's edition, must make it an exception to this general observation.
scriptural scriptural record of the Acts of the Apostles, till it appeared again in renovated, and almost primitive, beauty and simplicity, at the memorable æra of the reformation.
Indeed most works of ecclesiastical history, though generally the fruit of laborious research, and containing much learning and information, are written in so dry a style, and so overloaded with superfluous and uninteresting matter, as to require no small share of resolution, no trifling desire of knowledge, to induce the reader to wade through them. And therefore the task is seldom' undertaken, but by those whose sacred profession in some measure obliges, or whose particular inclination leads them, to studies of this nature.
It is not therefore to the clergy, or to the learned, that the following pages are intended to supply information ; but to others, to those who are not possessed of means, talents, or leisure to study themselves, it is humbly presumed that they may possibly, by the blessing of God, be of some use, and assist them in giving a reason of the hope that is in them. Indeed it was originally designed that this should be chiefly an elementary treatise; but the necessity of frequent references to works of learning, and sometimes to translations of the Bible in different languages, has in some measure altered this plan. Such references however, are for the most part thrown into notes, that they may not be an interruption to the text; and perhaps they may be found useful in pointing out some of the Authors who have treated of the subjects here endeavoured to be explained, in a manner more diffuse and more learned, than would be consistent with the nature of this attempt.
The chief object then of the present work, is to shew that Christianity is in
reality reality as old as the fall of man, and therefore, probably, almost as the creation itself* ; that the plan and design of the mission of Christ was at that time formed by God; and that it was carried on through all the intervening ages, and by frequent revelations strongly impressed upon
the minds of that chosen people, to whom were committed the oracles of God, till the Redeemer himself actually appeared. It is then proposed to add a short and summary account of the manner in which the scriptures were delivered
* Though not in Tindal's sense. He endeavoured to prove that Christianity was no new religion, but only a republication of the law of nature, as originally appointed by God. He was ably and completely refuted by Leland and by other writers since his time. Tindal's idea was pot unlike that of certain heretics in the fourth century, who contended that Christianity and Paganism were only different modifications of the game religion.


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Summer Phoenix Files For Divorce From Casey Affleck
Casey Affleck and Summer Phoenix Divorce
August 1, 2017 by Caitlin Gallagher
Casey Affleck and Summer Phoenix are officially done. The couple, who announced their separation in March 2016, tied the knot in 2006 and are parents to sons Indiana, 13, and Atticus, 9. According to E! News, Summer, who is the younger sister of actor Joaquin Phoenix, filed for divorce on Monday, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason for their split. She's also requesting spousal support and joint physical and legal custody of their kids.
The official end of their marriage comes on the heels of a dramatic few months for Casey, who is the younger brother of Ben Affleck. He won the best actor Oscar for his role in Manchester by the Sea in February, but the attention also put a major spotlight on the disturbing allegations of sexual assault against him from 2010. Despite the controversy, Casey brushed things off, telling The Boston Globe, "I believe that any kind of mistreatment of anyone for any reason is unacceptable and abhorrent, and everyone deserves to be treated with respect in the workplace and anywhere else. There's really nothing I can do about it. Other than live my life the way I know I live it and to speak to what my own values are and how I try to live by them all the time."
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One autumn day in 2007, Catholic Charities adoption social worker Rosalind Carito opened her mail to find a photo of Alex, beaming in his Red Sox shirt. Along with Alex's photo was a celebratory announce-ment that his adoption by Matt and Dana Gauvin had become a joyful reality. Alex finally found his forever family.
Back in 2005 the Fitchburg couple came to Catholic Charities with their hope of becomg adoptive parents for a school-age child. Over the next several months Rosalind provided guidance and formal training for them and other prospective adoptive families. The Gauvins learned how to anticipate and cope effectively with the challenges of parenting a child who experienced many earlier disappointments and losses. Determined to go forward, they were supported by their own extended families and Father Robert Bruso, pastor of St. Anthony of Padua parish where Matt works as an 8th grade teacher. The next step for Matt and Dana, after Rosalind conducted a formal homestudy, was to determine with Rosalind what child might come into their lives.
Recently celebrating her own 40th anniversary as a Catholic Charities social worker and no stranger to the adoption process, Rosalind has spent many of those years helping match youngsters yearning for a stable, nurturing home with their forever families. Rosalind worked with the Department of Social Services to identify a child whose needs and strengths could be complemented by Dana and Matt's wisdom, maturity and commitment. Their introduction to Alex led to day visits, followed by weekends together. Getting to know one another took time and patience. Knowing that the adoption of an older child is a two way street, Rosalind worked in partnership with Alex's DSS social worker paying attention to the chemistry of Matt, Dana and Alex's new developing parent/son relationship, supporting and encouraging, listening to hopes and doubts and being attentive to losses still mourned. Now each morning 12 year old Alex says good-bye to his mom as he and his dad head out the door together for St. Anthony of Padua school where son and father become student and teacher. But only until dismissal.
Now that adoption has restored his hope, Alex and his dad, at the end of the day will head back home — TOGETHER.


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Q: Input not working Python I'm making a candy box game, but i cant get the input to work. The other problem is it prints 'You have 1 sweet.' and then stops. Please help?
import time, sys
print("Sweetie box")
sweets = 0
while True:
    time.sleep(1)
    sweets += 1
    print("You have ", sweets, " sweets.")
    INPUT = input()
    if INPUT == ("a"):
            print("It worked!")

A: You need to invoke the input built-in by adding () after it:
INPUT = input()

Right now, you have INPUT being set to the built-in itself.  See a demonstration below:
>>> x = input
>>> x
<built-in function input>
>>> x = input()
word
>>> x
'word'
>>>


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