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PRAGMATIC MEANS
The Rules of Reasoning We Follow
Inquiry comes in many forms; not just in science, but in civilian life too.
Scientists and civilians observe phenomena, manipulate phenomena, and develop propositions about those phenomena. There are many ways to observe and to manipulate our subject matters of interest, but there are only so many ways to form a judgement about them. The rules of reason we are taught––implicitly and/or explicitly––constrain the judgements we put forward.
The rules of reason we follow, sometimes violate, and other times ignore are known as:
Abduction or Retroduction
These are our "-ductions", the rules of reason that constrain us for good (think medical advances) and for bad (think atomic bomb). Let's take each -duction in turn.
Deduction is when we say: "If the time it takes to get to Philadelphia from Boston is 1 hour & 30 minutes as the crow flies, then we can expect to be there in about 6 hours drive-time." Deduction is said to be an argument from the general (as the crow flies) to the specific (6 hours given the actual twists and turns). In the current deduction our ETA is a prediction made with limited information. Absent any GPS device, and left with only flight-time and terrestrial know-how, we can make a relatively specific and somewhat accurate prediction about expected drive-time. This is our deductive reasoning in action; it is our ability to use some base information to infer a specific circumstance or outcome.
In the case of induction, we do the inverse. Rather than argue from general-to-specific, we argue from specific-to-general. Induction is when we say: "If they've got a New Jersey license plate, then watch out! I've been cut-off by them more than once." The induction involves the derivation of a general rule based on the limited experience one has with New Jerseyans driving. We reason that if one New Jerseyan is bad at driving, then they must all be bad at driving. Note that we have in no way accounted for their driving skills; we've only attributed "bad driving" to a population of individuals defined by geographical region. Our induction at this point is mostly erroneous, meaning that our general rule about New Jersey drivers probably doesn't hold true under all circumstances. For our general rule to hold water, it must be qualified. For example, New Jerseyan's are bad drivers when in adjacent states, and therefore, on unfamiliar roads. Our qualification is admission that our general rule is subject to violation.
Abduction or retroduction is when we argue from effect to cause. It is the more common of the -ductions because we use it in our everyday discourse: when we we gossip and form rumors. I'll use the term retroduction from here on out because -retro signals our backward directed action (i.e., thinking from effect observed to probable cause). C.S. Peirce gives an example of retroduction regarding the characters of a man thought to be a Catholic priest. The retroduction is the guess-work involved in determining the status of this man's priestliness.
Peirce described his reasoning:
"I might say to myself, let me think of some other character that belongs to Catholic priests, besides those that I have remarked in this man, a character which I can ascertain whether he possesses or not. All Catholic priests are more or less familiar with Latin pronounced in the Italian manner. If, then, this man is a Catholic priest, and I make some remark in Latin which a person not accustomed to the Italian pronunciation would not at once understand, and I pronounce it in that way, then if that man is a Catholic priest he will be so surprised that he cannot but betray his understanding of it. I make such a remark; and I notice that he does understand" (p. 152-153).
Peirce went on to question how much weight (or confidence) he could attach to that test because it is only a sampling of the many characteristics of a Catholic priest. The guess-work required for choosing a character to test is what makes Peirce's reasoning retroductive. He begins with the observation of a man––the observed effect––and works through the probable causes that may deem that man a Catholic priest. Here is how Peirce described retroductive reasoning:
"The first starting of a hypothesis and the entertaining of it, whether as a simple interrogation or with any degree of confidence, is an inferential step which I propose to call abduction [or retroduction]" (p. 151).
Peirce admits that he cannot attach too much weight to his initial test of the man's priestliness, but his guess-work is "the first starting of a hypothesis and the entertaining of it", so with some "degree of confidence" he can take "an inferential step" toward believing that the man is a Catholic priest. In Peirce's words again:
"It must be acknowledged that it is but a weak confirmation, and all the more so, because it is quite uncertain how much weight should be attached to it. Nevertheless, it does and ought to incline me to believe that the man is a Catholic priest" (p. 153).
What Peirce has reasoned is what we so often do in our daily lives. We observe outcomes such as a car accident and take an inferential step toward learning its cause through retroduction. We can imagine what had happened and where things went wrong for whatever reasons. We can't be sure of how much weight to attach to any potential thought experiment, but we can work out, with some degree of confidence, a likely cause.
Since we so often observe outcomes devoid of their development, we often rely on the abductive/retroductive rules of reason to make sense of the everyday world. In science, retroductive reasoning appears to be most closely associated with inverse problems. An inverse problem is when, for example, a seismologist must reason from an earthquake (observed effect) to its causal factors. The weight attached to any potential, causal factors will inform the seismologist's prediction of future earthquakes.
The rules of reason we follow are imperfect. They are susceptible to misuse and erroneous conclusions. Worldly things change; they develop, evolve, learn, etc. Therefore, the template that is these rules of reason have no preexisting phenomena on which to exactly fit. Even the descriptions of the rules of reason herein are imperfect, as the respective examples for each cannot avoid caveat and overlap with the other rules of reason. At the very least, though, we can be familiar with these often implicit and overlapping rules of reason so as not to dupe ourselves and others.
Pure Science is the Study of Useless Things
Evolutionism in Pragmatism: Darwin's Influence on Philosophy
Peirce on Signs: Why it's not "Just a Matter of Semantics"
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Elias Ymer (born 10 April 1996) is a Swedish tennis player. He has a career high ATP singles ranking of World No. 105, achieved on 11 June 2018. He has a career high ATP doubles ranking of World No. 188, achieved on 16 October 2017.

Personal info
Ymer was born in Skara, Sweden to Ethiopian immigrant parents. His mother, Kelem, is a physician; his father, Wondwosen, works at a dairy company. He is the elder brother of fellow tennis player Mikael Ymer.

From 2017 to 2018, Ymer was coached by Robin Söderling.

In the autumn of 2022 Ymer, together with ten other athletes was accepted as a student at Harvard Business School's "Crossover into Business" program.

Career

2014: ATP debut
Ymer made his ATP main draw singles debut at the 2013 Swedish Open where he lost in the first round to Grigor Dimitrov. Ymer received a wildcard at the 2014 Swedish Open defeating Mikhail Kukushkin in the first round before falling to João Sousa in the second round.

2015: Qualification at all Grand Slams on debut in one year

He qualified to the main of 2015 Australian Open after wins against Benoît Paire, Jan Mertl and Hyeon Chung. He lost in the first round against Go Soeda in five sets.

At the 2015 Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell, Ymer defeated Thiemo de Bakker and Nick Kyrgios to reach the third round, where he lost to David Ferrer.

He qualified to the main draw of 2015 French Open after wins against Roberto Marcora, Blaž Rola and Roberto Carballés Baena. He lost in the first round against Lukáš Rosol in straight sets.

Ymer won his first ATP Challenger title at the 2015 Città di Caltanissetta, beating American Bjorn Fratangelo in straight sets.

Ymer qualified to the main draw of 2015 Wimbledon Championships after wins against Thomas Fabbiano, Boy Westerhof and Guido Pella. He lost in the first round to 23rd seed Ivo Karlović in four sets.

Ymer qualified for all four Grand Slams in 2015 after coming through qualifying at the 2015 US Open. He lost in the first round to Diego Schwartzman. His finish made him the second man to progress to the main draw of all four majors through qualifying in one year, after Frank Dancevic in 2011.

2018: First Grand Slam match win
Ymer secured a place in the main draw for the 2018 French Open winning three qualifying matches. There he won his first grand slam main draw match, beating Dudi Sela in straight sets.

2022: First ATP semifinal and top-20 win
In 2022, he defeated top seed and World No. 15 Aslan Karatsev in straight sets in second round of 2022 Maharashtra Open for his first top-20 win in his career to reach the quarterfinal, only his second since Gstaad in 2016. He went one step further reaching his maiden semifinal by defeating eight seed Stefano Travaglia. As a result he moved up 20 spots in the rankings back into the top 140 on 7 February 2022.

2023
ranked No. 170 at the 2023 Abierto Mexicano Telcel he reached the main draw as a lucky loser after the withdrawal of Cameron Norrie and defeated Adrian Mannarino to reach the second round. As a result he moved 20 positions up back to the top 150.

ATP career finals

Doubles: 1 (1 title)

ATP Challengers and ITF Futures finals

Singles: 15 (11–4)

Doubles: 1 (0–1)

Performance timelines

Singles
Current through the 2022 Miami Open.

Doubles

References

External links

1996 births
Living people
Swedish male tennis players
People from Skara Municipality
Swedish people of Ethiopian descent
Swedish sportspeople of African descent
Sportspeople of Ethiopian descent
Sportspeople from Västra Götaland County

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Two Muslim surgeons from Indonesia have arrived in Israel for a month-long course in coping with physical trauma at Haifa's Rambam Medical Center. The physicians, Dr. Muhammad Usman and Dr. Muhammad Sakti, both in their early 30s, are the first to participate in such a course, which was organized and paid for by the Foreign Ministry's Mashhav (international cooperation) department. The physicians' participation was initiated by medical authorities in Indonesia who are desperate for those of their physicians who were not killed in last year's tsunami to learn more about coping with mass catastrophes, said Steve Stein, an Israeli businessman who lives in Zichron Ya'acov and makes half-a-dozen trips a year to Indonesia to promote Israeli-Indonesian economic ties. The current course, said Rambam emergency and trauma department head Dr. Moshe Michaelson, comprises 26 physicians from the 21 countries in the developing world including Korea, China, India, Sri Lanka, Ghana, and Kenya. This is the program's sixth year, but it is the first time that Indonesian physicians have joined a trauma course here, he said. "They are here officially; their flag is on display." Despite a massive Muslim population, Stein said Indonesia's government "doesn't hate Israel and it understands Israeli needs and concerns." He added that "Those people who are educated, able to read and have their own opinion know that the Middle East conflict is not a religious one but one involving [who controls] the land." He noted that about a dozen Indonesian delegations, many of them related to agriculture and science, have been here so far. Stein was in Indonesia during the deadly tsunami that killed hundreds of thousands of people in southeastern Asia nearly a year ago. A total of 300,000 Indonesians died in the tsunami and including 1,500 nurses, doctors and other medical professionals and their families. "They believe Israel is second to none in dealing with trauma and mass casualty disasters and coping with terrorism, which also affect Indonesia. They are eager to come and we are planning additional programs with their medical societies. Once they return to their country, we'll be able to design specific programs suited to their training needs. How many are able to come depends on the amount of funding we get," Stein said. Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Regev said the participation of the two surgeons in the course was "a small step in the right direction." In recent months there has been an upturn in contacts between Israeli and Indonesian officials, which culminated in a meeting at the UN in September between Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom and his Indonesian counterpart Hassan Wirajuda. Unlike Shalom's visit a few weeks earlier with his Pakistani counterpart, that meeting was closed to the press. Israeli and Indonesian officials have had a degree of contact over the years. In January, following the tsunami disaster, Foreign Ministry director-general Ron Prosor met with senior Indonesian officials after accompanying an El Al plane laden with 75 tons of aid for Indonesian tsunami victims. Shimon Peres visited the country in the summer of 2000, when he was regional cooperation minister, and met with then president Abdurrahman Wahid, with whom he had struck up a relationship. Wahid is scheduled to take part in various events in Israel next week commemorating a decade since Yitzhak Rabin's assassination. Herb Keinon contributed to this report.


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When going to the site we get the login prompt, we can authenticate via domain\username & password.  We also get prompted again when accessing something from the document library.
Has anyone else seen this behavior?
Will Sharepoint 2007 SP2 or switching to Kerberos fix it?

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IE 8 Authentication Denied on local SharePoint Site

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using Orleans.Core;
using Orleans.Runtime;

namespace Orleans
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Extension methods for grains.
    /// </summary>
    public static class GrainExtensions
    {
        private const string WRONG_GRAIN_ERROR_MSG = "Passing a half baked grain as an argument. It is possible that you instantiated a grain class explicitly, as a regular object and not via Orleans runtime or via proper test mocking";

        internal static GrainReference AsWeaklyTypedReference(this IAddressable grain)
        {
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            var reference = grain as GrainReference;
            if (reference != null) return reference;

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            {
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                {
                    throw new ArgumentException(WRONG_GRAIN_ERROR_MSG, nameof(grain));
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            var systemTarget = grain as ISystemTargetBase;
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            throw new ArgumentException(
                $"AsWeaklyTypedReference has been called on an unexpected type: {grain.GetType().FullName}.",
                nameof(grain));
        }

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        /// Converts this grain to a specific grain interface.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="TGrainInterface">The type of the grain interface.</typeparam>
        /// <param name="grain">The grain to convert.</param>
        /// <returns>A strongly typed <c>GrainReference</c> of grain interface type TGrainInterface.</returns>
        public static TGrainInterface AsReference<TGrainInterface>(this IAddressable grain)
        {
            ThrowIfNullGrain(grain);
            var grainReference = grain.AsWeaklyTypedReference();
            return grainReference.RuntimeClient.InternalGrainFactory.Cast<TGrainInterface>(grainReference);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Casts a grain to a specific grain interface.
        /// </summary>
        /// <typeparam name="TGrainInterface">The type of the grain interface.</typeparam>
        /// <param name="grain">The grain to cast.</param>
        public static TGrainInterface Cast<TGrainInterface>(this IAddressable grain)
        {
            return grain.AsReference<TGrainInterface>();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Binds the grain reference to the provided <see cref="IGrainFactory"/>.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="grain">The grain reference.</param>
        /// <param name="grainFactory">The grain factory.</param>
        public static void BindGrainReference(this IAddressable grain, IGrainFactory grainFactory)
        {
            grainFactory.BindGrainReference(grain);
        }

        internal static GrainId GetGrainId(IAddressable grain)
        {
            var reference = grain as GrainReference;
            if (reference != null)
            {
                if (reference.GrainId == null)
                {
                    throw new ArgumentException(WRONG_GRAIN_ERROR_MSG, "grain");
                }
                return reference.GrainId;
            }

            var grainBase = grain as Grain;
            if (grainBase != null)
            {
                if (grainBase.Data == null || grainBase.Data.Identity == null)
                {
                    throw new ArgumentException(WRONG_GRAIN_ERROR_MSG, "grain");
                }
                return grainBase.Data.Identity;
            }

            throw new ArgumentException(String.Format("GetGrainId has been called on an unexpected type: {0}.", grain.GetType().FullName), "grain");
        }

        public static IGrainIdentity GetGrainIdentity(this IGrain grain)
        {
            var grainBase = grain as Grain;
            if (grainBase != null)
            {
                if (grainBase.Identity == null)
                {
                    throw new ArgumentException(WRONG_GRAIN_ERROR_MSG, "grain");
                }
                return grainBase.Identity;
            }

            var grainReference = grain as GrainReference;
            if (grainReference != null)
            {
                if (grainReference.GrainId == null)
                {
                    throw new ArgumentException(WRONG_GRAIN_ERROR_MSG, "grain");
                }
                return grainReference.GrainId;
            }

            throw new ArgumentException(String.Format("GetGrainIdentity has been called on an unexpected type: {0}.", grain.GetType().FullName), "grain");
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns whether part of the primary key is of type long.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="grain">The target grain.</param>
        public static bool IsPrimaryKeyBasedOnLong(this IAddressable grain)
        {
            return GetGrainId(grain).IsLongKey;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns the long representation of a grain primary key.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="grain">The grain to find the primary key for.</param>
        /// <param name="keyExt">The output paramater to return the extended key part of the grain primary key, if extened primary key was provided for that grain.</param>
        /// <returns>A long representing the primary key for this grain.</returns>
        public static long GetPrimaryKeyLong(this IAddressable grain, out string keyExt)
        {
            return GetGrainId(grain).GetPrimaryKeyLong(out keyExt);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns the long representation of a grain primary key.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="grain">The grain to find the primary key for.</param>
        /// <returns>A long representing the primary key for this grain.</returns>
        public static long GetPrimaryKeyLong(this IAddressable grain)
        {
            return GetGrainId(grain).GetPrimaryKeyLong();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns the Guid representation of a grain primary key.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="grain">The grain to find the primary key for.</param>
        /// <param name="keyExt">The output paramater to return the extended key part of the grain primary key, if extened primary key was provided for that grain.</param>
        /// <returns>A Guid representing the primary key for this grain.</returns>
        public static Guid GetPrimaryKey(this IAddressable grain, out string keyExt)
        {
            return GetGrainId(grain).GetPrimaryKey(out keyExt);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns the Guid representation of a grain primary key.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="grain">The grain to find the primary key for.</param>
        /// <returns>A Guid representing the primary key for this grain.</returns>
        public static Guid GetPrimaryKey(this IAddressable grain)
        {
            return GetGrainId(grain).GetPrimaryKey();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns the string primary key of the grain.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="grain">The grain to find the primary key for.</param>
        /// <returns>A string representing the primary key for this grain.</returns>
        public static string GetPrimaryKeyString(this IAddressable grain)
        {
            return GetGrainId(grain).GetPrimaryKeyString();
        }

        public static long GetPrimaryKeyLong(this IGrain grain, out string keyExt)
        {
            return GetGrainIdentity(grain).GetPrimaryKeyLong(out keyExt);
        }
        public static long GetPrimaryKeyLong(this IGrain grain)
        {
            return GetGrainIdentity(grain).PrimaryKeyLong;
        }
        public static Guid GetPrimaryKey(this IGrain grain, out string keyExt)
        {
            return GetGrainIdentity(grain).GetPrimaryKey(out keyExt);
        }
        public static Guid GetPrimaryKey(this IGrain grain)
        {
            return GetGrainIdentity(grain).PrimaryKey;
        }

        public static string GetPrimaryKeyString(this IGrainWithStringKey grain)
        {
            return GetGrainIdentity(grain).PrimaryKeyString;
        }

        private static void ThrowIfNullGrain(IAddressable grain)
        {
            if (grain == null)
            {
                throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(grain));
            }
        }
    }
}

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The Council of the District of Columbia finds that persons employed in the District of Columbia should be paid at wages sufficient to provide adequate maintenance and to protect health. Any wage that is not sufficient to provide adequate maintenance and to protect health impairs the health, efficiency, and well-being of persons so employed, constitutes unfair competition against other employers and their employees, threatens the stability of industry, reduces the purchasing power of employees, and requires, in many instances, that their wages be supplemented by the payment of public moneys for relief or other public and private assistance. Employment of persons at these insufficient rates of pay threatens the health and well-being of the people of the District of Columbia and injures the overall economy.
It is declared the policy of this subchapter to ensure the elimination of the conditions referred to above.
Historical and Statutory
Prior Codifications 1981 Ed., § 36-220. Legislative History of Laws Law 9-248, the "Minimum Wage Act Revision Act of 1992," was introduced in Council and assigned Bill No. 9-343, which was referred to the Committee on Labor. The Bill was adopted on first and second readings on December 1, 1992, and December 15, 1992, respectively. Signed by the Mayor on January 14, 1993, it was assigned Act No. 9-394 and transmitted to both Houses of Congress for its review. D.C. Law 9-248 became effective on March 25, 1993. Delegation of Authority Delegation of authority pursuant to D.C. Law 9-248, the "District of Columbia Minimum Wage Act Revision Act of 1992", see Mayor's Order 93-114, July 27, 1993. Miscellaneous Notes Mayor authorized to issue rules: Section 17 of D.C. Law 9-248 provided that the Mayor shall issue rules necessary to carry out the provisions of the act pursuant to [subchapter I of Chapter 5 of Title 2, 2001 Ed.]. DC CODE § 32-1001 Current through December 11, 2012
(Mar. 25, 1993, D.C. Law 9-248, § 2, 40 DCR 761.)


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Q: mysql performance in aggregation functions I wonder about the aggregate functions of MySql.
Will the following query:
select sum(c / 1000) from t;

Have better performance than:
select sum(c) / 1000 from t;

when t is a big table?

A: I decided to test this, but I have no idea what your definition of "big table" is.
For this test case, I used a database table with 1,063,527 rows of data in (Again, your data set may be bigger)
The times were as follows;
SELECT sum(field / 1000) FROM table;
0.344   0.359   0.625   0.390   0.594   0.359

SELECT sum(field) / 1000 FROM table;
0.234   0.390   0.219   0.438   0.203   0.485

Test Conditions
For each of the calls, I changed the division number in the hope that it would avoid a "cache" as the result set would be different. So /1000,999,998 etc.
I'm sure there are people who can do far better checks and have far bigger tables to query against, but I wanted to try it.
Conclusion
Personally, I don't see any difference with the kind of ranges both produced - again, this could change when you multiple the data set by (n)


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Central Michigan University is the largest fashion marketing school in the state of Michigan, based on number of students. It is located in Mount Pleasant. In 2009, a reported 41 students graduated with a fashion marketing degree from Central Michigan University. This was 33% of the total fashion marketing graduates in Michigan for that year. If you decide to attend Central Michigan University, you can expect to pay approximately $10,170 per year to earn your degree in fashion marketing.
A majority of fashion marketing graduates choose to work as fashion marketers. If after graduation, you are planning on working in Michigan, it is important to know that the job outlook for fashion marketing graduates in the state is not very good. Approximately 4,170 fashion marketers are currently working in Michigan. This number is projected to increase to 4,490 by the year 2018. This indicates a 7% change in the number of fashion marketers in Michigan.
In Michigan, as a fashion marketer, you can expect to earn a salary of anywhere from less than $52,270 per year to more than $100,308 per year. The median salary for fashion marketers in Michigan is $93,642 per year.


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As a responsible company, we permanently evaluate the impact of our activity in the environment we find ourselves in, which is the best way of showing our commitment with the present generation and those of the future, at the same time raising awareness in our surroundings with the example we set..
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The Caney City Library Board does not meet in July. Meetings will resume in August, on the third Tuesday of the month at 7 pm. The public is always welcome to attend.
Our prizes will be set up and ready to find new homes on Monday, July 25th! From then until Friday, July 29th, you may bring in your book logs, making sure you have all your materials turned in and fines paid, and pick your prize! There are lots of goodies to choose from!
Then, on Thursday, August 4th, come on down to the pool and enjoy a swim from 6 pm – 8 pm. The Library will pay for those who have completed the Summer Reading progam. Parents and siblings are welcome to join, they will cost $1.50 to get in, with ages 3 and under being free. Miss Sandra will also have a few goodies to hand out before we head home that night! Our swim parties are always lots of fun, so please be sure to make plans to attend!


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IGN Comics: I'm bummed, man!
Geoff Johns: Yeah, I am too! I absolutely love Aquaman and the character has been a passion since Blackest Night. That was 2009, so I've been rebuilding the character and reintroducing him through Blackest Night, Brightest Day, and Aquaman for a little over four years now. What I wanted to do was build that character and his world, first with Ivan [Reis] and then with Paul [Pelletier], and it's been great.
Head on over to IGN for the rest of the interview!
So who will be taking on the King of Atlantis next? His name is Jeff Parker and he is currently the writer of the Batman '66 series, also known for a deep history in various comic worlds, it will be interesting to see if the book remains as popular now that Johns is gone. Look for Aquaman #25 hitting stands November 27th! You can preorder it here!
Also long-running duo from the start of the New 52, The Flash creative team of Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato are also leaving their title at issue #25! What a change-up for the current 52 titles! It will be interesting to see the changes that new comers will bring to the deep seas. It is listed that Christos Gage (Thunderbolts) is writing a standalone issue #26, so no solid on who will be in for another run! Manapul and Buccellato did reveal that they would be sticking around the New 52 on another unanounced title, for now. Keep it here for any news regarding the Scarlet Speedster, especially as we get closer to the premiere of Arrow season 2!


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Birmingham's sporting heritage can be felt worldwide, with the concept of the Football League and lawn tennis both originating from the city. Its most successful football club Aston Villa has won seven league titles and one European Cup with the other professional club being Birmingham City. A third of West Bromwich Albion F.C. (West Bromwich) ground, the Hawthorns also lies within the city boundaries. The world famous Edgbaston cricket ground is also located in the city, in the leafy suburb of Edgbaston.


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Sharon Walsh-Arnold (tudi Sharon Walsh-Pete), ameriška tenisačica,* 24. februar 1952, San Francisco, ZDA.

V posamični konkurenci je največji uspeh dosegla leta 1980, ko se je uvrstila v finale turnirja za Odprto prvenstvo Avstralije, kjer jo je v dveh nizih premagala Barbara Jordan. Na turnirjih za Odprto prvenstvo ZDA se je najdlje uvrstila v četrti krog leta 1981, na turnirjih za Odprto prvenstvo Anglije v tretji krog istega leta, na turnirjih za Odprto prvenstvo Francije pa v drugi krog. V konkurenci ženskih dvojic se je leta 1982 uvrstila v finale turnirja za Odprto prvenstvo ZDA skupaj z Barbaro Potter, osemkrat se je še uvrstila v polfinale turnirjev za Grand Slam. V konkurenci mešanih dvojic je najboljši rezultat dosegla leta 1984 z uvrstitvijo v polfinale turnirja za Odprto prvenstvo Anglije.

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Metal detection just got smarter and more accurate
There has been a breakthrough in signal processing technology that enables detection of smaller-diameter metals in products – without creating unwanted false rejects – than ever before.
Thermo Scientific's Intellitrack XR (IXR) software affords the highest level of protection for manufacturers and consumers, and is now a standard feature on its family of APEX metal detectors, which are sold and serviced in Australasia through JL Lennard.
The innovative technology can detect metal contaminants that are up to 50% smaller than traditional phasing methods. IXR is particularly effective in detecting metal in discrete moist products which change over time, such as bread, meat and cheese.
An innovative signal cancellation approach lies at the heart of the technology.
The intelligent IXR learns and cancels the X (reactive) and R (resistive) product signals, leaving only the metal contaminant to be detected. To assure high-performance over time, IXR tracks these product signals by adjusting product cancellation on the fly. This dual channel (X and R) cancellation approach eliminates the risk of phasing out a foreign metal object and having it go undetected. It also eliminates the possibility of false rejects.
Tony DiNallo, General Manager of Packaging Equipment for JL Lennard Pty Ltd, says IXR is a major advancement in metal detection signal processing technology.
"IXR is an entirely new method that offers significantly better results for previously difficult to handle products and, ultimately, helps ensure that consumers are receiving uncontaminated products," Mr DiNallo said.
Thermo Scientific is a US$13-Billion company based out of Minneapolis with manufacturing sites in the USA, Italy and Shanghai. Its product inspection range includes Metal Detectors, Checkweighers, X-ray inspection and Guided Microwave Spectroscopy to suit the pharmaceutical, beverage and food industries.


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Social Eating and the French Paradox Explained?
By Dr. Allen Lim
We mentioned in this earlier post that one way to understand differences in social eating is by asking those who have little choice in how dinner is served—our children. We showed that Americans have a lot of room for improvement at the dinner table, but that the British are perhaps in even worse shape.
One culture that's getting it right, though, is the French. The French excel as a nation when it comes to creating consistent and structured meal patterns. A five-year study on French eating patterns found:
97% of the children ate breakfast.
100% had lunch, with most (67 percent) having lunch at home and the rest (33 percent) in their school cafeteria.
88% had a traditional snack after school.
And 99% had dinner, almost always at home with all family members (87 percent).
Compared to data from the United States, the French statistics are utopian, especially if we believe that family meals are important to our children's health and well-being.
Though it's hard to argue against the benefits of family meals for children, how this relates to the greater public health is another question.
The Heart Speaks Truth
Most studies show that physical inactivity, diabetes, smoking, obesity, hypertension, family history, and a high-fat diet are risk factors for cardiovascular disease. The "French paradox" is the observation that the French have extremely low rates of cardiovascular disease despite a high intake of dietary cholesterol and fat.
There are reports that place the total fat consumption of the French in the range of 38–40 percent of total caloric intake, with saturated fat in the realm of 15 percent.50 Despite this high fat consumption, the World Health Organization reports that from 2000 to 2007, the average age-standardized mortality rate in France from heart disease was 8.3 per 100,000. This is second only to Japan, which had a mortality rate from heart disease of 6.4 per 100,000 from 2000 to 2009. In contrast, from 2000 to 2005, the United States had a mortality rate from heart disease of 26.4 per 100,000—a death rate more than three times higher than the French and four times higher than the Japanese.51
There are many explanations for the French paradox which include
the possibility of underreporting deaths related to cardiovascular disease,
a higher polyphenol intake from red wine, which may be protective to the heart,
a higher consumption of fruits and vegetables,
more consistent physical activity (i.e., not sitting all day),
and a more holistic attitude about food that emphasizes higher quality, more diverse foods, and sharing meals.53
Although all of these factors are important and likely play a role in explaining the French paradox, it's the cultural differences in our attitudes about food and its role in community that I find most interesting. I write more about this in the Introduction to Feed Zone Table.
What's fascinating is that the differences in cardiovascular disease between the French and Americans aren't explained by what we eat, especially with respect to total fat and saturated fat. It's likely that the differences in our cultural attitudes about food play a more important role in this health disparity because they directly shape how we eat.
If there's one single or culminating behavior that best explains the French paradox, it's simply that the French eat less than Americans do. In French restaurants, portion sizes are smaller, as are individually wrapped portions of food in French supermarkets. Even French cookbooks list a higher serving number for a given amount of food.
Of note, not only do the French eat less than Americans do, they also take much longer to eat, relishing in the experience rather than just trying to get on with their day.55 How is it that the French eat less but take longer to eat? The simple answer is that the French eat together.56
Eating Alone & Quickly
In fact, as studies on French and American family meal frequency and structure clearly demonstrate, the French eat together in orders of magnitude more than Americans do. I can't help but think that this is a critical though rarely discussed explanation for why Americans die from heart attacks at a rate three times higher than the French. Rarely does someone just linger over a small meal by themselves.
Given the countless factors that are responsible for cardiovascular disease, it may seem far-fetched that one behavior—eating together—may be a key to preventing cardiovascular disease. Certainly the people we eat with can reinforce both negative and positive behaviors.57 So just coming together isn't enough. Still, France isn't the only place in the world where the combination of eating with family and a positive social dynamic is linked with a diet-health paradox. Japan's food culture includes a lot of fast-food eating, but those restaurants are filled with families sharing food and conversation instead of people eating alone and quickly.
What We Eat May Matter Less than How We Eat
What diet-health paradoxes in places like France and Japan demonstrate is that it's not solely about what one eats when it comes to a society's health. It's also about how we eat and who we eat with—that we need both people and food to be fully satiated.
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I am trying to adapt ad sharing plugin to run it with upgrades plugin...which kind of code i got to insert ?
I have been looking in the quotas file of upgrades but i am a bit confused.
What exactly are you trying to get it to do? Only allow ad sharing for users that have purchased an upgrade?
To be honest it sounds like a development job for me - basically you need to be able to turn ad sharing into an upgrade element (or maybe a plugin for supporters or supporter plugin?) and I don't believe we have that off the shelf.
Anyone have any ideas about how / if this could easily be achieved?
I found a topic while i was searching but was not clear, i mean which line has to be added to integrate the ad sharing plugin with upgrades plugin ?
Gotcha, it looks like that's a custom hack by realsol though so I'd recommend adding any questions you have to that thread.


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Discussion in 'Jobseekers' started by anon1369, Feb 3, 2011.
Sorry to start another thread on here but I have just discovered that as part of my interview tomorrow, not only will I have the usual interview with a panel such as the headteacher etc but I will also be interviewed by a group of pupils!
I have never had this before and this has made my nerves 10 times worse, has anyone got any experience of this? If so what kind of questions where you asked and how did you find it?
I had that as well, its not that bad to be honest.
Be honest and act as though you would to anyone else, dont talk them down and be as you would answering question from anyone else.
The questions I got were like, how to raise attainment and interest, what did I think of the school, why did I choose it, asking about school routines and their importance, what youre like as a teacher.
Too late for you, but for others . . . do a search on here on School Council - you'll find threads by other posters on being interviewed by pupils.
And for general interview advice, you should open the Welcome thread and read the Interview clickables.
Then when you get the job, you strat a new thread called Dear Theo - I got that job!
i have two interviews coming up, and at both schools I will be having an interview with a student panel - so it must be a new way of seeing who the pupils may like. I'm quite looking forward to it, but I have been warned to expect some 'out there' questions!
Personally, I'd like to take this one stage further. As long as the candidate didn't object, I'd like to MAKE schools publish, on their website, the full details supplied by all applicants for a position.
Then pupils and parents could find out who they never got the chance to see. I'm willing to bet that this would change the recruitment habits of a great many headteachers!
I am tempted to say: Don't be silly.
But I shall resist the temptation and say nowt.
I'm tempted to say don't be so arrogant.
With all your years of experience, Theo, I'm certain you've come across numerous bad appointments. Jobs sometimes go to mates. Sometimes a teacher loses a job because he is "too nice" or "too qualified". Then we have schools where preference is given to men/women. And we get pure stupidity: the head didn't like the candidate's shirt, handshake, etc.
Or perhaps the head doesn't approve of teachers exercising their democratic right and expressing their opinion on the internet.
Students, and their parents, have a right to be informed of decisions that affect their education. So, unless the candidate (for privacy reasons) objects, they have a right to know which teachers they are being deprived of. And if the majority of students/parents feel that a bad choice has been made then the head better come up with a bloody good explanation.
I thought I would update this post since my interview incase other people come across this thread.
The student interview was very scary. There were about 12 students and 2 teachers present all sat infront of me in panel format. I was asked about 20 questions some about my education history and hobbies/interests, some students gave me scenarios where I had to say what I would do (eg what would I do if someone was disrupting the lesson).
I didn't get the job! But in the feedback one of my downfalls was the student interview. Apparently I came across as too friendly and not professional enough? And the students want a strict teacher (mrs trunchball??) who can take charge, not some-one who tries to be their friend. When I was given this feedback I was totally flabbergasted to be honest.
As I have never done this before I wasn't too sure how to act so I was trying to just be myself and I didn't want to talk down to the students so I geared my answers more towards them. Obviously this was the wrong tactic! I didn't know I was supposed to treat them like professional interviwers! At least I know for next time I suppose.
And on this note I thought I would add that we only saw the head for 1 second - he wasn't involved in the interview nor the final decision!! Also one of the other candidates was friends with some of the staff in the department. So who knows?
Apparently I came across as too friendly and not professional enough?
Sorry you didn't get the job, Crazy, but don't believe the rubbish about being too friendly. Are you certain that the above opinion was that of the students, and not that of the two teachers who were present?
This is what I've often found. You get a teacher who the students really like and so they don't want to misbehave in his class and give him a hard time. The lessons may not be that quite, but there's a good atmosphere and the work gets done. Teachers who aren't so popular and have to work hard to keep control, often handing out punishments for petty infringements, HATE these popular teachers.
I am quite sure that for female teachers the hight (or not) of the neck/ hem line make quite a difference to the Y9s on the pannel. Explains why the pretty ones always get the job.
I am a young female (and was the only young female at the interview) but didn't get the job so I must be ugly then lol!
On the other note, I had quickly searched through the forums and found that quite a few people had mentioned they were asked silly questions like who was their favourite cartoon/superhero etc. So I (naively) took this to mean that these interviews are not that 'serious' and I was obviously wrong! What really annoyed me was that apparently the students also said they wanted someone who could 'take charge of a classroom' - how dare they comment on my teaching ability/classroom management when they have never seen me in a classroom. I was obviously treating them differently than I would have had we been in a classroom.


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Review: Byrd-Cage: The Shape of Sound
Posted on 30th June 2019 4th July 2019
byCharles Eager
Charles Eager reviews Byrd-Cage – The Chorus of Opera North at Leeds Art Gallery's Tiled Hall (27 & 28 June)
This programme of modern and Renaissance music—exquisitely performed in an unusual setting—makes for a fascinating evening.
The Chorus of Opera North is usually wrapped up in an orchestral and theatrical setting, competing with loud soloists and orchestral instruments. This evening of a cappella music in the intimate Tiled Hall of Leeds' Art Gallery, then, was a welcome opportunity to hear this stellar choir in a much purer sonic environment than usual. As much was said in chorus master Oliver Rundell's introduction. Rundell also said a few words about the concert's premise, namely that, as part of Yorkshire Sculpture International Festival, there was an onus on the choir to think of how music and sculpture—"different animals", Rundell says—both make use of the medium of space, or rather, setting for their effects.
The evening's ad hoc concert hall is made up of two groups of chairs (each about forty or fifty) facing one another, the effect of which is to make a sort of theatre-in-the-round. It is illuminated with a light touch with colours, but these are largely unnoticed against the already colourful tiles of the Tiled Hall. The space has curious acoustic properties which, to my mind, hindered rather than helped on some occasions. I shall deal with these as they come up, however.
Anyway, the premise of the concert is a fascinating one. There is an old saw about music being like fluid architecture and architecture being like static music. And indeed there is something intensely sculptural about the way that a melody is carved into sonic space.
The performance begins. We hear a muffled choir from outside the hall. They are singing Byrd's Haec dies. The aural effect is curious—and this is a hallmark of the night. In this case, the high frequencies were entirely subdued, allowing the chunky middle frequencies to be amplified, and the men to be heard over the women. Although this piece is in a cheerful and sprightly G major, the aural effect somehow—I remain slightly mystified—was that it sounded mildly discordant. This was intriguing, though it was a shame to lose the piece's fine polyphonic detail.
The choir then sang a delightful unison/octave plainchant as they processed into the gallery, round the inside wall (to the left of our chairs), the back (behind us) and the outside wall (to our other side), arriving finally in the middle of the hall. This was obviously reminiscent of the procession of a church choir.
Next was a Nunc dimittis by Arvo Pärt. In my view, this 'dismissal' would have been better placed at the end of the programme, especially given its moody and atmospheric harmonies. Whilst it is a minimalist piece, it is not too punishing to listen to, although a very sharp dynamic change from pp to fff came as most unwelcome to this reviewer, who had almost been lulled to sleep by the peace of the preceding part of the piece, and who, more importantly, in the cramped acoustic of the Tiled Hall, with its hard surfaces off which the sound rebounded, a fff comes as extremely loud indeed—in fact, painfully loud.
The next piece was 'I want to live' by David Lang, who is an interesting modern composer known mostly (by me) for writing pieces which are annoying and repetitive. Then again, I don't know a lot of his output and do not wish to disparage. I must say, however, that this piece did not challenge my impression of his work. The lyrics are simply the phrase 'I want to live where you live', sung in an annoying, repetitive rhythm and in unison. However, as the piece developed and the harmonies separated and grew more complex, things became much more engaging.
The programme describes the next piece, Cornelius Cardew's Paragraph 7 from The Great Learning as 'the heart of the concert'. How something can be the heart of anything and at the same time be so ec-centric is a mystery to me! Nevertheless, this proved a fascinating piece of what is sometimes called aleatoric music—to you and me, music which is considerably different in each performance owing to its many improvised elements. Each singer chooses a note, then disperses around the hall singing parts of the text, taking new notes, and new parts of text, from a nearby singer. The best aspect of this was being able to hear each singer's particular vocal qualities as they drew near—something completely lost in the usual blend of voices which choral music offers. Nevertheless, I found the piece's many interesting qualities began to turn tedious after about the ten-minute mark, and my mind wandered to other interesting considerations, such as where to go afterwards for dinner, and time-killing activities such as scanning the choir to see which members I fancied.
I should add that the text Cardew uses is beautiful and sparse, as is the music. It is a shame that the former was rather lost in the latter, however. It goes as follows:
"If the root be in confusion, nothing will be well governed: the solid cannot be swept away as trivial, and nor can trash be established as solid; it just does not happen. Mistake not cliff for morass and treacherous bramble."
A slightly odd translation, but this what Cardew used.
The next piece returned us to the Haec dies text with which we began, this time set wonderfully by Jacob Handl. The choir was split into two parts, each at a far side of the hall, behind our two sets of chairs, with Rundell conducting in the middle. His hand movements were enormous in order to communicate with the two sides of the choir, and this brought out the hemiola (changing metres between a broad triple time and a rapid-running duple time) and the antiphonal (call-and-response) nature of the piece. This little piece, rejoicing in the celebration of Easter, was a highlight of the evening.
The following piece by John Cage was a curious development of the nascent-intermittent sacred-secular theme which the concert was creating. Cage is most well known for his 4′ 33″, which is four minutes and thirty-three seconds of silence. This piece, ear for EAR, has a similarly playful premise: it is modelled on the beautiful sounds of Gregorian chant yet, rather than having a sacred text, the singers simply sing the letters e, a, and r. Yes, it is very odd. However, the piece has a stillness which made it another highlight of the concert, even if the combination of sacred and profane was a mildly disturbing one—at once irksome and thought-provoking.
Gabrieli's Alla Battaglia was the concluding piece of the evening. This, like, the 'Hae dies' (to use the Latin plural), was an enormously joyful and rapid piece. However, like many of the moments composed of thick texture and loud volume, the detail was lost and the sound itself became painfully loud, thanks to the Tiled Hall's peculiar acoustic.
All in all, this was a fascinating concert of pieces new and old, performed to an extremely high standard. It was great to find out about several new pieces, and it was an equally great opportunity to hear the Chorus of Opera North—very fine singers indeed—up close and personal, and in a much more intimate setting than their usual. The Tiled Hall was a cool but not uncomplicating factor in the performance, but this is a minor point. The evening was well-spent. Thank you, Opera North Chorus!
Charles Eager
Charles covers culture vulture and music, specialising in classical. He is co-author of Synkronos, published in September 2017.
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