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ESA calling for participants for 'Mars Calling' program
Stephen Kuper
The European Space Agency is calling for participants from around the world to take part in a new competition to get their voices to Mars in the next phase of the ExoMars program.
Last Updated: 28 March 2019 Published: 28 March 2019
The joint ESA-Roscosmos mission will investigate, among other things, signs of lightning on Mars using a scientific instrument mounted on the Kazachok surface platform, which arrived to Europe from Russia this week for final assembly. Now your voice can be a part of the mission.
Researchers want to investigate the existence of lightning discharges on Mars by measuring fluctuations in the electromagnetic field within the range of audible frequencies.
While the Rosalind Franklin rover explores its surroundings at the landing site, Oxia Planum, the Czech-made electromagnetic wave analyser that is part of the MAIGRET instrument mounted on the Kazachok platform, will scan for electromagnetic frequencies that are typical of lightning discharges.
In addition to listening for lightning, the platform will also study the climate, atmosphere, radiation and the possible presence of subsurface water ice in the landing site and surrounding areas.
Ondrej Santolik, principal investigator for the instrument, explained: "We need to store test data on the instrument's memory chip to transmit back to Earth and verify the functionality of the instrument. Rather than include arbitrary wave forms, we decided to use the opportunity as a public outreach event."
Jorge Vago, ESA's ExoMars rover project scientist, added: "The competition does not affect the mission and is a creative way to verify the instrument's functionality. We hope it will inspire many to join our voyage in the search for signs of life on Mars."
The deadline for entry is 20 April 2019. Submit and vote for your favourites at mars.vesmir.cz. A public voting system is in place to guide the selection of winners.
The memory chip will store 11 30-second sound bites to travel to Mars, but only one will be chosen to be broadcast back to Earth. Once the test sound has been transmitted back to Earth as radio waves, it will be analysed to confirm the equipment is ready to start performing its scientific tasks.
The Call from Mars project was created thanks to the cooperation of the scientists with the Czech science journal Vesmír.
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The Seven Purposes
To preserve and promote the history and traditions of women in the Marine Corps;
To conduct programs for charitable and educational purposes;
To counsel, assist and mutually promote the welfare and wellbeing of elderly, disabled, and needy women Marine veterans, as well as women serving in the Marine Corps;
To provide entertainment, care, and assistance to hospitalized veterans and memers of the Armed Forces of the United States;
To promote the civic and social welfare of the community;
To sponsor or participate in patriotic nature, particularly those that perpetuate the traditions and espirit de corps of the Marine Corps;
To foster, encourage and perpetuate the spirit of comradeship among women in the Marine Corps.
Making Mission
Women Veteran Issues
Making Mission requires clear goals, plans, and manpower. We have many long standing members who give unselfishly to the Chapter and to the community. As with any organization, it is important to rejuvenate the membership with new members and to provide clear guidance to them with their input.
One of the most common questions we get when recruiting new members is, "What's in it for me?" and "What is it that the Association does?" It is different from chapter to chapter, but one gets out of WMA what she puts into the chapter. This is a selfless organization. With that in mind, if one comes into this organization with a whats in it for me attitude - they are missing the point.
Making Mission #1 to foster, encourage, and perpetuate the spirit of comradeship among women of the Marine Corps. We have recently entered into a partnership with the Marine Corps Recruit Deport to promote the History of the Women Marines who served aboard MCRD from 1943 to 1946. The Commanding General Brigadier General Heritage has approved our gift of a Women Reserves Monument. We are currently fundraising to fund a memorial to these women, planned to be presented at the Anniversary of Women Marines Reserves in 2020 at MCRD San Diego. For the foreseeable future, we hope to be more present aboard the Marine Corps Recruit Depot and the Marine Corps Air Station, Miramar.
Making Mission #2 Oral History Project - an on going project. Our first interviews were held on April 2016. These interviews will be made available to the MCRD Museum and sent off to the Library of Congress. You will able able to find them on our YouTube channel and our website soon!
Making Mission #3 to provide entertainment, care, and assistance. Our chapter held a 90s party for the members in our chapter and those surrounding chapters who are in their 90s. It was a spectacular event with attendeees from CA-2, CA-5, and CA-7 in attendance. Additionally, for the last three seasons we have fielded an All Female Marine bowling team to compete in the MCRD San Diego league. "My Spare Ladies" is made up of Marines both active duty and veteran from our chapter. This remains a great way to get our members involved in the community, stay active, and brings a lot of fun to our members. We are fortunate to have two members who are appointed as our Liaison to the local Veterans Hospital in La Jolla California. They are very diligent in letting us know how we can support the veterans in residence at the hospital. Regular reports are provided to us at our monthly meetings.
Making Mission #4 to promote the civic and welfare of the community we are a long standing member of the San Diego County Veterans Organizations Counsel. This counsel meets on the last Saturday of the month at 0930 at the Veterans Center in Balboa Park. You are welcomed to attend. This counsel is designed to support civic relations and events.
Making Mission #5 to sponsor or participate in patriotic nature. Particularly those that perpetuate the traditions and esprit de corps of the Marine Corps. Our chapter has attended the United States Marine Corps Marine graduations aboard MCRD San Diego; we participate in 4th of July and Veterans Day Parades throughout the year; we provide an award to the Outstanding Cadet at Sweetwater High School on an annual bases, and we provide the Sergeant Major Grace Carle Woman Marine of the Year award to a recipient in San Diego, CA.
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All eyes are on Cardi B who has landed a major ad spot as the Pepsi "it" girl during a Super Bowl LIII commercial to be aired next month.
The Money rapper is definitely making major moves with this Pepsi commercial deal which is usually must-see TV during the Super Bowl. TMZ reports reports that the commercial has already been filmed and is ready to run.
While people look forward to watching the two best NFL teams compete during the Super Bowl, the commercials are a big draw too.
Other stars like Madonna, Beyonce, Britney Spears, Mariah Carey, Pink and One Direction have all made their mark in Pepsi commercials.
Just in case you haven't heard, Cardi B will be in Atlanta performing with Bruno Mars at a pre-Super Bowl concert.
And while she's counting her money from all her deals Cardi B still had time to call out Donald Trump for his petty tactics that shut down the government.
Cardi took to her Instagram to deliver a thrashing to Trump about the government shutdown that's wreaking havoc on the nation.
"I just want to remind y'all, because it's been a little over three weeks…Trump is ordering and summoning federal government workers to go back to work without getting paid," Cardi B says in the video.
This girl is on fire! Congrats Cardi!


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An interview with Robert Shelton (Part 2 of 4)
Episode Title:
You must go home again: 1970 / produced by Marcia Tompkins
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This is the second of four programs produced by Marcia Tompkins in a series called "You must go home again: 1970," about her hometown of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The series is a sequel to her 1965 series of the same title. In this program she interviews Robert Shelton of the Alabama Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Inc., most well-known for being the Imperial Wizard of the United Klans of America, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Inc. (UKA) She interviewed him on Christmas Eve, 1969, and she begins with an excellent introduction to the interview and her feelings about it. Mr. Shelton says that he plans to use this tape, a copy of which is being sent to him, to play at his meetings and so forth. First broadcast on WBAI, November 1970; KPFA, January 14, 1971.
Original tape box image:
WBAI
in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, December 24, 1969
WBAI, November 16 1970 and KPFA, January 14, 1971
1 reel (60 minutes)
Total duration (All reels):
4 reels (ca. 275 min.) : 7 1/2 ips, mono.
Tompkins, Marcia.
Shelton, Robert.
City and town life -- Alabama.
Tuscaloosa (Ala.)
Racism -- Alabama.
Be it ever so humble / produced by Elizabeth Marcia Tompkins.
Marcia Tompkins
American Women -- Women of Color and discrimination
Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archives, 1970
Rights Summary:
RESTRICTED. Permissions, licensing requests, Curriculum Initiative, Campus Campaign and all other inquiries should be directed to: Mark Torres, Archives Director, 800-735-0230, Mark@PacificaRadioArchives.org
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WBAI Folio, November 1970
This recording has been digitally preserved as part of Pacifica's American Women Making History and Culture: 1963-1982 grant preservation project, and is available for research and reference . Please contact the archives via telephone: 818-506-1077 or email: americanwomen at pacificaradioarchives dot org for information on how to obtain a copy of this program. Thank you.


And I'm going to show you two different examples.
One where you kind of fix the size of your footer.
verse what you do if you just don't know how big that footer's going to be.
So what I have here is the code for making this page over here.
make sure that it's always at the bottom, okay?
what we can do we can position that footer down at the absolute bottom.
I did provide just a little bit of styling to get us started.
I gave it us a background color, a height, and I wanted to center it.
I've got my footer but I haven't actually moved it down to the bottom yet.
on this the first time I was looking at it, and I forgot to put my closing style.
because it is absolutely terrifying when you're coding.
If you forget that closing style tag, your whole page disappears.
I think you should just sit back and watch, make sure you close your style tag.
I'm going to put it at the bottom.
All right, I can maybe even say something like width 100%.
And so now I have a nice sticky footer down at the bottom.
But, as you can imagine, this may not be exactly what I want.
I've added a little button here where I can add more content to my page.
So position absolute, unfortunately, absolutely won't work for you.
position your sticky footers when you know how high you want your footer to be.
Let's start off by getting rid of our old code.
this is where thinking before your coding is going to help you out.
It's not just the footer we need to think about, it's the whole page.
I've said you know what?
I want to make a container.
I'm actually I just called it container.
I need to say, you know what?
I want that container to take up as much height as I can.
just leave a little bit of room down at the bottom for the footer if we need to.
Here's the CSS to achieve what you need.
I'm going to go up here, and the first thing is I had an ID called container.
So I want to make sure I use the right syntax.
I have container and here's one of the keys.
I need to say I need a minimum height.
Now you can't put in something here like 600 pixels or 800 pixels.
You don't know how high people are going to resize their browser.
So what I'm going to use is 100vh, for 100 view port height.
A lot of times you'll also see people say minimum height of 100%.
The next thing I'm going to do is I'm going to say oops.
I need some sort of margin along the bottom.
This is where my footer's going to be.
So go down here, do, do, do, the height of my footer is 75 pixels.
then here's where it gets tricky.
You can find this answer online.
code you can find online.
But I want to explain to you what's going on when you see this code.
there's something here that doesn't really exist, but I need you to style it for me.
So I'm going to say hey, I don't want to see anything at all after my container.
Nothing else should go there that's in the container.
All that's going to be left is the footer.
that left over stuff of 75 pixels.
So again let's just take a quick look and think about what I've done.
my footer is going to be.
After that container I need to reserve some space.
And then everything else from my footer is exactly the same.
Let's see how I did, it will be a miracle if I got this correct.
But we go in, up, alright.
The first thing you should always remember is to reset your zoom to 100%.
So let's figure out what did I do?
use inspect element for just a second here.
To see if I can figure out what I did wrong.
this took up a lot of space, there's a whole bunch, really too much.
I'll go back over here.
My container needs to reserve 75 pixels.
Right here I've said, you should be 75 additional pixels.
Let's see what happens if I put a negative 75 over here.
I'm saying, take up all the space except for 75 pixels at the bottom.
I'm going to refresh my page.
Now, there's a little bit of bounciness to this, that's not a problem.
and it gets rid of any of that little extra space.
But this is how you would put in a sticky footer.
the footer is actually pushed down below all the content.
So this is how we do it with a fixed size.
how big the footer actually is.
And surprisingly, the code here is shorter and simpler.
So what I have here is the same exact CSS for my footer.
But let's go ahead and take out anything that has to do with the height.
Get rid of both of those lines.
is fairly straightforward if somebody gives you the code like I'm going to.
And that's using the flex.
almost like a big table or a big grid.
and we basically want to say I want to take up one whole column.
So my code here is going to say body.
I'm going to have display, oops, wrong typing, display.
block, some of the different ones along that line.
But we're going to use flex.
and here's something new, flex direction, column.
you to notice right now is that a lot of my text is white.
you that you want to be careful if you saw any white text in your css.
you were using something incorrectly.
we're going to be using things that your editor may not have heard of yet.
So, you can't always freak out just because you see something white.
we're going to say what we need is is we need it to be flex kind of one column.
Here we are here's my sticky footer and as I go down it continues to move.
Now what does this code over here do?
you start doing these new things with web design, you're going to see new topics.
You're going to see new words.
I'm not going to be able to explain them all to you.
display flex, display flex direction, different things like that.
key words that you can put into a search engine and try out yourself.
So here were two ways for you to put in a sticky footer.
hopefully you will try to implement it as well.


Our bee friends are in trouble – and they need your help.
There are 250 species of bee in the UK – but 35 of them are under threat of extinction.
That's one of the big reasons why we sponsored the Great British Bee Count this summer – a fantastic survey run by Friends of the Earth that provides invaluable data on the state of our wild bees.
This year's survey is now over but that's no reason to stop spotting. With ongoing recording of bee sightings, scientists will get a better understanding of the numbers and species that need protecting.
It's absolutely essential to reverse bee decline, as the little critters do so much amazing work. They transfer pollen from one flower to another, fertilizing the plant so it can grow and produce food. Cross-pollination helps at least 30 percent of the world's crops, and 90percent of our wild plants to thrive. Without bees, it would cost UK farmers alone £1.8 billion to pollinate their crops.
There are a number of great schemes, from bee-ginner to expert level where you can record your sightings - all of which aid scientific research and provide data that can be used to help inform those big environmental decisions.
To get involved, simply visit Friends of the Earth where they've got all the information you need to help in protecting our fuzzy friends.


I my workflow the initiator chose a folder and the user have a link (the http link) in his task which allow him to access to this folder.
here I get the bouton to change the folder, and I don't get the link.
does the type app:linkFolder allow to get a link to open a folder, (the url of the folder)?
what did I have to correct to have a "redirection link" to the selected folder?
the way I finaly found to do it was to create a ftl to use in the share-config.
The con of this solution is that it works only for the folders in the documentLibrary of a site.
If you use the type app:linkFolder as the target time in your association, then what you are saying is that you are going to be creating an assotiation between the workflow and an object of the type app:linkFolder, which is, as the name suggests, a link to a folder existing in the repository, and I guess that is not what you need.
The right thing to do is to define the target type as cm:folder, and that will let you select an actual folder.
Please, let me know if that makes sense.
If I understand the app:linkFolder is not the object I should use.
How can I retrieve this url of my object ddg:replyLocation?
You will have to customize the form control to show that URL for you.
One way to see how you can do so is by looking at the breadcrumb component's source code, as it creates just that.


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"Glass is such an evocative medium, simultaneously delicate and harsh. That tension and vulnerability seems particularly appropriate for reflecting on the fragile and shifting quality of memory."
Carrie Iverson is a printmaker and glass artist who often combines both media into multi-part installations. She received her BA from Yale University and her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her work is in many private and public collections, including The Art Institute of Chicago (Chicago, IL), Brooklyn Museum (Brooklyn, NY), The Museum of Modern Art, (New York, NY), the Museum of Contemporary Art (Chicago, IL), and the Virginia Museum of Fine Art (Richmond, VA). Her current focus in her glasswork is adapting and translating her knowledge of printmaking processes into glass through research and experimentation.
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For the average person, it is best to just use soap and water to cleanse their face each day. Using too many creams on your skin can clog your pores and cause problem such as acne. If you have sensitive skin, it it very important you do not irritate it. The piece that follows is a great place for advice on selecting products and techniques for your skin.
Do not shave skin that is dry. Also try to use shaving cream when shaving to keep your skin moist. You can irritate your skin by shaving it dry. This can cause razor burn and/or ingrown hairs to develop. After shaving, apply lotion to your skin. The lotion will help nourish your skin and soothe any irritation shaving has caused.
If you are trying to treat oily skin, enlarged pores, and acne in the same area of the skin, a wash containing lemon juice can help. You can use it a couple of times weekly to help diminish your pores and eliminate excess oil.
You can protect yourself from sun exposure with extra efficiency by purchasing pomegranate pills at a health store. These pills raise your resistance to the sun, and help you tan instead of getting sunburn. There are no side effects associated with this product. All they do is increase the health of your skin.
Your dry, chapped lips can be easily treated with a balm you can make with ingredients from the kitchen. The recipe is simple. Crush cucumber and mix it with sour cream and honey, then gently apply to your lips and wait for 15 minutes. When time is up, rinse the mixture with water and add a bit of almond oil to your lips, which protects the skin and seals in moisture.
In order to find the right treatment options for your skin problems, you first need to establish what type of skin you have. If you don't know what your skin type is, consult a professional. Determine your skin type before you waste money on ineffective regimens.
Do you have eczema? There are easy ways to help lessen its impact. First of all, don't use any products with added fragrance. In addition, make sure all your clothing is made of cotton. This is important because fabrics that contain wool and synthetic fabrics often induce negative consequences and make your symptoms worse. You can prevent eczema outbreaks by using a makeup that is natural and does not contain dyes. If you follow these tips, you should be able to reduce the risks of irritating your skin.
As you can see by now, it can be simple to create an effective skin care regimen. Apply what you've just learned to get started. You'll feel better about yourself when you have healthier skin.


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Dr. Michael Roizen
Cleveland, OH, USA
Chief Wellness Officer at the Cleveland Clinic & Co-Founder of RealAge; Anesthesiologist & Former FDA Advisory Committee Chair
Michael Roizen is an American anesthesiologist and internist, an award-winning author and the chief wellness officer at the Cleveland Clinic. Roizen became famous for developing the RealAge concept and has authored or coauthored five number one New York Times best sellers.
Roizen completed a tour of duty in the Public Health Service and has 165 peer reviewed publications and 100 medical chapters, 14 US patents, started six companies, served on Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory committees for 16 years, and chaired an FDA advisory committee. He also co-invented a drug, methylnaltrexone (MTNX, trade name Relistor), and took it through phase 2 trials. In May 2008, methylnaltrexone received FDA approval for marketing in the United States.
Roizen is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Williams College and Alpha Omega Alpha graduate of the University of California–San Francisco School of Medicine. He performed his residency in internal medicine at Harvard's Beth Israel Hospital and completed Public Health Service at the National Institutes of Health in the laboratory of Irv Kopin and Nobel Prize winner Julius Axelrod. He is certified by both the American Boards of Internal Medicine and of Anesthesiology.
After nine years on the faculty at the University of California–San Francisco, he chaired the top-ten rated Department of Anesthesia and Critical Care at the University of Chicago. He then became Dean of the School of Medicine and Vice President for Biomedical Sciences at SUNY Upstate. After serving as CEO of the Biotechnology Research Corporation of Central New York, he accepted a position as Chair of the Anesthesiology Institute at Cleveland Clinic, responsible for over 180 operatories, 124 critical care beds, and 28 pain therapy intervention units. In 2007, Dr. Roizen was named Chief Wellness Officer at Cleveland Clinic, the first such position in a major healthcare institution in the United States. He also serves as Chairman of the Wellness Institute at Cleveland Clinic.
Dr. Roizen's first general audience book, RealAge: Are You as Young as You Can Be? became a #1 New York Times bestseller and was awarded the Best Wellness Book of 1999 by the Books for a Better Life Awards. RealAge has been translated into more than 20 languages and was #1 in four other countries, displacing Harry Potter for seven days as #1 on Amazon. Other books include the New York Times bestseller The RealAge Diet: Make Yourself Younger with What You Eat, written with Dr. John La Puma; Cooking the RealAge Way, also with Dr. La Puma.; and The RealAge Makeover. His book, YOU: The Owner's Manual, written with Health Corps founder Dr. Mehmet Oz, debuted in May 2005 and became a #1 New York Times bestseller. It was followed by the New York Times bestseller YOU: The Smart Patient. Their next book, YOU: On a Diet: the Owner's Manual for Waist Management, debuted at #1 on the New York Times Bestseller List. Their book, YOU Staying Young: the Owner's Manual for Extending Your Warranty also debuted at #1 on the New York Times Bestseller List.
Dr. Roizen has given over 1,400 lectures to professional medical groups and has been recognized with over 20 professional lectureships. He has appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Today Show, 20/20, CBN, CNN, CBS, Good Morning America, Canada AM, The Montel Williams Show, and Larry King Live, and has four PBS fundraising specials. His most recent two PBS specials, YOU on a Diet and Longevity Factors, have both received acclaim and widespread distribution as well. He and Mehmet Oz write a monthly column for Reader's Digest, a quarterly column for the nursing magazine Every Woman, and a daily newspaper column syndicated by King. He and Mehmet also record one hour a day of radio for Oprah and Friends on satellite radio and a cable network. He also has a two-hour 26-station Terrestrial show entitled: YOU The Owner's Manual Radio Show, live every Saturday. Dr. Roizen has been featured in Fortune, O, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Ladies' Home Journal, Biography, People, US Weekly, Men's Health, and Prevention.
Dr. Roizen still practices anesthesiology and internal medicine, using the RealAge metric to motivate his patients. He routinely takes patients at the Cleveland Clinic Wellness Institute who are in the midst of struggling with tobacco, heart, diabetic, or arthritic problems, and coaches them with simple (but persistent) lifestyle changes to be able to live, feel, and look years younger. He really enjoys getting them to throw away their medications when they no longer need them, but teaches the role of food and other simple steps in reversing disease processes. The Wellness Institute that he chairs includes Employee Health and Wellness, the Department of Preventive Medicine, Premium Access Programs, Disease Reversal and Integrative Medicine Programs, and the Wellness Public Policy and Community Support Programs of Cleveland Clinic. Cleveland Clinic Wellness institute aims to elevate preventive care and wellness as a core brand of Cleveland Clinic and a core value taught to patients and employees.
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Everyone needs to become a smart patient. In fact, in the worst cases, your life may even depend on it. With Dr. Roizen's signature wit and humor, this presentation will show you how to become your own—or a loved one's—medical sleuth. You will hear clear and easy steps on how to take control of your healthcare and deal with all matters that may come up when facing a medical case: from choosing the right doctor and interacting with her to navigating prescription drugs and treatment options. This presentation will show you how to get the best healthcare possible by making you into your own medical detective.
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Because the world has almost as many diet plans as it has email spammers, you'd think that just about all of us would know everything there is to know about staying in shape. Learn how to crack the code on true and lifelong waist management. Dr. Roizen will invigorate you with equal parts information and motivation, and give you a change-your-life action to show how your brain, stomach, hormones, muscles, heart, genetics, and stress levels all interact biologically to determine your body size. With Dr. Roizen's signature wit and humor, this presentation will revolutionize the way you think about yourself and the food you consume, so that you'll diet smart, not hard.
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Wouldn't you like to know how to prevent your body from aging badly? Dr. Roizen's six New York Times bestsellers have propelled him into the spotlight as the leading expert on reducing the effects of aging. Staying young encompasses your emotional and mental health, as well as your exercise, eating habits, and genes, among other things. In this engaging and very motivating presentation, you'll get the facts and advice you need to keep your body running long and strong. Dr. Roizen will give you a new perspective on how to alter bad health habits and will offer a life-changing how-to plan for fending off the gremlins of aging so you look and feel younger, have more energy, and are more productive.
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Budget details held back by Treasury press office
Finance journalist Chris Wheal reports that the Treasury press office will not provide him with figures showing how much worse off families will be as a result of the budget.
Wheal recorded a conversation with a press officer from the Treasury (and then uploaded this to Audioboo) when he called back to double check that the figures, which apply to a graph within the budget report, would not be released to him.
In the conversation Wheal is told the figures are available, but will not be published for two weeks.
Let's be clear on this: The Treasury knows it must release the figures under the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act. But it knows that a FOI request allows it 20 working days to respond, so it is delaying by less than that. It is using a freedom of information loophole to delay giving taxpayers information it could – and should – publish instantly.
The Treasury press officer has not yet responded to a request for comment.
This entry was posted in Editors' pick, Legal and tagged Chris Wheal, Freedom of Information, press officer, Treasury on March 25, 2011 by Rachel Bartlett.
Trials of a redundant journalist: I'm re-employed
Before we get to the good news – you'll have to scroll right down to find it – a catch-up from the last few days…
DAY 12: Responding to PR criticism
Someone has made an angry comment on this series.
'Emma', who I assume is a press officer, said that she was annoyed at sacked journalists who go for PR jobs.
'Stop coming over here and taking our jobs!' she says.
I admit that I have no experience in PR beyond the media relations aspect of it. And to be fair, I've mainly been applying for entry-level PR jobs, because I admit I don't know everything it takes to be a PR person.
But to imply that journalists are stealing PR jobs – well.
There may be the pitching, administrative, client reporting and account management aspects of the job that I know little about, but one of the skills that good journalists have, other than writing, is the ability to learn and adapt to whatever publication they work for, and I don't see how this wouldn't help in a PR job.
Also, if journalists are being recruited into PR, it's because the employer thinks they are capable of doing the job, surely?
What's next – British jobs for British people?!
DAY 13: Two interviews and I'm trying not to tempt fate
But I have a couple of reasons to be optimistic for the coming week.
I have an interview for a non-journalism job next week. I've learnt my lesson and I think I've managed to convince myself that I really want that job as a new career. I do, really. I've always wanted to do it and journalism was just an experiment and now I'm ready to use the skills I've learnt to their full in this new life career.
Convinced? No, me neither. But I promise I'll try harder at the interview itself.
I also put a message on a trade website to alert people to my redundancy, and almost immediately a person I interviewed exactly one time for a feature got in touch saying that he thought I sounded like a nice person and wanted to help me out. I've never even met him, and it continues to amaze me how people have helped and lifted my spirits.It's still in its early stages, but that bit of contact could well develop into a nice bit of freelance work.
But the thing I'm most hopeful about is an interview for a journalism job coming up next week. It's a complete surprise how it's come up and I don't want to say too much for fear of jinxing it, but wish me luck everybody!
DAY 15: The end?
Exciting news from the redundant journo, who it turns out has the best possible excuse for failing to file her column the last couple of days.
DAY 16 – I have been aching to write this post.
I have a job – and I'm staying in journalism. I want to maintain my anonymity, so I can't reveal where it is. All I can really say is that how I got the job seems to be pure luck.
I'm particularly indebted to two very good friends in particular. But what it boiled down to was not what I know, but who I know.
I know that's a frustrating result, that after all the many applications and CVs I've done, this cliche is the one that applies. But if it's any consolation, I still had to work hard to prove myself during the interview.
Probably the biggest lesson I've learned in these past few weeks of redundancy is the importance of networking. I'm not great at it, I don't particularly enjoy it, but it has been crucial in, if not getting me a job immediately, at least giving me hope – in a way that simply sending a CV did not.
Thank you for everyone who's commented and left messages of support over the last few days. And to all those trying to get a job, it's really hard, the job market is desperate and some days you just want to cry with misery (I was there last week) – but you too will eventually get your break.
A blog series which probably not run again as The FleetStreetBlues Redundant Journalist has found a job. The Trials of a Redundant Journalist series in its entirety, here. She will continue to contribute to FleetStreetBlues.
This entry was posted in Freelance, Journalism and tagged CVs, FleetStreetBlues Redundant Journalist, freelancing, media relations aspect, press officer, Redundant Journalist, The FleetStreetBlues Redundant Journalist, Trials of a redundant journalist on June 10, 2009 by Redundant Journalist.
Audio: Regional newspapers compete with football clubs online
Leading English football clubs are in competition as web publishers with local and regional newspapers.
Footballing giants, like Manchester United or Liverpool Football Club, have huge online and TV publishing arms which they use as revenue streams and to control the flow of news coming from the club.
But it's not just the big clubs that have got in on the act.
Journalism.co.uk spoke to William Watt, digital sports reporter with the Lancashire Evening Post, about how he sees the changing landscape of online news now that smaller football clubs, like his local club Preston North End, are publishing their own stories on the web.
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For the club hitting a good balance with the local media is the key.
"It's a tricky job trying to be both press officer and web publisher," Matt Morris, Preston North End's media manager, told Journalism.co.uk.
"It throws up a conflict of interest at times as there are elements of competition between the club and the press."
While there is an onus to feed good stories to the clubs website, he added, the club still needed to be promoted locally as it was in competition with several other local clubs for revenue, that necessitated having a good working relationship with the media and striking a balance between the needs of the club as an online publisher and feeding the local media.
This entry was posted in Online Journalism and tagged Audio, club Preston North End, digital sports reporter, football, Journalism.co.uk, Liverpool Football Club, Local media, Matt Morris, media manager, online news, online publisher, Podcast, press officer, Preston North End, Preston North End's media manager, the Lancashire Evening Post, web publisher, web publishers, William Watt on February 5, 2008 by Oliver Luft.


Maintaining a vehicle is one of the most important things that one will need to do to maximize its life as well as ensure safety. One of the most significant parts of vehicle maintenance is the tires. It is very important for vehicle owners to maintain the tires so that they will not be at risk of damaging their vehicle or getting into an accident. The best way to get a vehicles tires maintained is to use a reputable tire service. There are plenty of quality tire services Kitty Hawk NC. With a wide range of tire services, vehicle owners will be able to ensure the tires of their vehicle are durable and safe for driving.
One of the services offered by tire service shops is tire repair. This consists of fixing, mounting and balancing tires. During the tire repair process, the shop will provide the removal of the tire from the rims, inspecting them, filling punctures, liner repair and remounting and rebalancing the tires.
Another service that is offered is wheel alignment. This service offers the inspection and installation of the wheels. The services include an inspection of the steering and suspension system, evaluating the tire pressure, and aligning the angle adjustments.
A tire service will check the tire pressure as well. This will include checking the pressure of the tires. It will also entail adjusting the pressure of the tires too. All of the tires will be checked and balanced accordingly with this particular service.
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you know, the titular BLACK MIRROR is like..... your cell phone screen......... it's pretty deep.
Part of my complaint is that the technological aspects either don't go far enough or go too far, but they're still the best parts of the show. Every episode starts off with a concept that starkly mirrors our dependence on technology, but once the novelty of that wears off, the actual story of the episode always either falls flat (shut up and dance) or insults my intelligence (national anthem). It's really a shame because it's a great concept overall.


Typescript of Photouring Florida column that describes the fortification of Key West Harbor with Fort Taylor and East Martello Tower.
Title from caption on PDF of p.1 (viewed July 28, 2010).
-k10U.S. 'GIBRALTAR' OBSOLETE BEFORE COMPLETION By HAMPTON DUNN KEY WEST --During the Civil War, this island community remained loyal to the U. S. and was the only Union stronghold in the South. The "Yankees" assumed control of Fort Taylor here and promptly proceeded to build four other fortresses to add protection. Fort Taylor guarded the entrance to Key West Harbor and the other forts, including East Martello Tower (photo), were begun during the war years. These auxiliary forts were designed to protect the big Fort from possible rear attacks. East and West Towers, each massive brick structures, were identical in plan. Although Key West labor plus 150 imported Irishmen worked furiously on the projects, neither fort was completed. Alas, all masonry forts were made obsolete early in the conflict by the development of the rifled naval gun and the explosive warhead! (A masonry fort near Savannah, Fort Pulaski, was wiped out by a Union naval force. Key West was never subjected to a naval attack). The name Martello seems to be a corruption of Martella Point on the island of Corsica where a fort of this type successfully resisted a British invading force in 1541. The term Martello Towers thus is used to designate masonry forts usually on seacoasts and which generally have thick walls and entrances high off the ground. The Key West forts had various uses during the Spanish-American War and World Wars One and Two. Through the years, some of the brick have disappeared and Key Westers used the forts as free brickyards for 90 years or more. The East Tower now is a museum and art gallery.


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Q: Android: how to trigger an application globally I am new to android app develop. I learned some basics of the programming skills about Android, and now I am trying to code an app that will be trigger to be active globally.
By globally, I mean no matter it is under home screen or under a web-browser app, or under any other apps. If I long press the back button, my app will become active (the app will take a screenshot).
So my question is that how can I do this? Both tips about android programming and the very detailed implementation steps are needed.
Thanks for the time!

A: You cannot intercept the back button of any application. The reason for this is because applications can override the behavior of the back button under their contextual usage.
Also because you don't control the View (from the perspective of an application) because it belongs to the SystemUI this does not allow YOU to control its behavior at all when it comes to touch/press event.
What you want is not possible within bounds of Android in the Context of an application.

A: If you want to use your application globally means you need to make it as library project and then use it where ever you want.
This is the process in eclipse:

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*File->New->Other

*Select Android Project

*Select "Create Project from existing source"

*Click "Browse..." button and navigate to your library project

*Finish (Now your library project should be in your workspace)

*Right-click on your project -> Properties

*In Android->Library section click Add

*select recently added project -> Ok

*that's it!

Now you can use it.

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The facilitating work being done by Katelon and me took on a new aspect recently. Our daily sessions target to support the coming shift into a Light based shared human timeline and Katelon has been opening a new sound key every day since the first of December. Today was sound key number seventy five. It was greyhounds bursting from the starting gates and the metaphorical meaning is that the shift has begun.
Yesterday, we received information that the leaders of the secret government were being rounded up so they cannot interfere or even interact with the Light based team targeting to roll out the long planned shift into a timeline based in Light. The time for negotiations is past, the time for surrender is past. These leaders have refused countless surrender opportunities and have broken many surrender promises. The Light has run out of patience and is now in the process of ousting the secret government against their will. The first step in this process is to round up the top leaders; perhaps a hundred people in total. Each is given three choices; to stay under house arrest and face the music when full disclosure reveals their many crimes, or leave the planet to a cosmic rehabilitation facility, or death by their own hand and they all have this capability built into their hideouts.
Humanity has lots of help in this process so the secret government's technological advantages over the rest of humanity is not a factor. Light based ETs are part of the round-up team and they have technologies far superior to those possessed by the secret government.
Today, we were asked to help with a guided visualization. What Katelon came up with was a cattle round up and she brought some present life experience to the visualization. The Light were the cowboys on horseback finding the leaders, the cows, and herding them into the waiting corral. No matter what they tried, they were eventually corralled and the gate was closed. Ergo, the title.
Both of us have been feeling the intensity of the round-up. When we asked during the session, we were 'told' that each of us is involved and has interacted with the round-up team and with the secret government leaders as necessary; although neither of us has a conscious memory of these interactions.
We were also informed that the scope of the round-up has been expanded to include some of the key lieutenants of the leaders. This was deemed necessary when some of them refused to stand down even after their leaders were captured. It is unclear to me how long the round-up will take or what level of completeness is required before the roll out can commence.
Once the round-up is complete or nearly complete, the next phase of the roll out will commence. That phase is the public announcement that begins full disclosure and includes the Light's takeover of the world's financial systems.
More than that I do not know but my intention is to continue to bring forth information as it is given us.
The shift into a Light based shared human timeline has begun. The first step in this shift is to round-up the leaders of the dark's secret government and that work is well underway.
Coming soon, a full disclosure announcement brought to you by the Light based team rolling out the shift into a shared human timeline based in Light.
Fantastic. Thanks, to you and Katelon, for all of your efforts!


Bread and butter pudding is one of the best comfort foods for winter. Slathered in hot vanilla custard & served after a Sunday lunch some could argue that there simply isn't anything better to round off a winter meal.
Some people are purists, some like the addition of some additional spice. This is a halfway house - some almonds & sour cherries along with a classic base to please all.
Begin by spreading each piece of bread with butter and cut in half so you have triangles.
Lay the bread in two rows and scatter with some almonds & sour cherries. Repeat with another layer, arranging the top layer attractively for serving.
Whisk together the eggs, milk, amaretto and sugar in a bowl then pour over the bread in the dish.
Let this soak for 30 minutes while you let the oven warm to 180°C (fan)/ 200°C.
Bake in the oven for 30-40 minutes until the custard is set.
Serve hot with cream or custard to serve.
This is the perfect twist on a classic recipe - ideal for cold winter nights.
The favourite for a decadent bread and butter pudding has to be brioche. The buttery nature of it is hard to beat. Second best to this, we believe is fruit bread – easily available in loaves from supermarkets, many already are spiced and have sultanas and raisins within the loaf.
Whether you prefer to use stale bread or fresh bread is your own preference. We prefer slightly stale bread – to soak up more custard & give the pudding a slightly better consistency. Allowing the custard to soak into the bread for 30-60 minutes will give you a denser and richer finished dish.
This recipe uses amaretto, sour cherries and almonds. Another good flavour is marmalade – this was a family favourite, although in my formative years I had a (large) corner reserved for me without any. Marmalade & brandy are also a good combination.
Some people love chocolate bread and butter pudding, although for us, this is a step too far. Our Apple version is lovely in autumn when the Apple trees are bursting & makes a good alternative to apple crumble.
Our favourite is hot silky smooth custard. Cream also works well or a flavoured ice cream to add a different dimension.


The Aeon Award 2004-2005 was the 1st International Aeon Award Short Fiction Contest, a fiction writing competition for the speculative fiction genres of science fiction, fantasy and horror. It ran during 2004 and 2005 and received a large number of entries from numerous countries. The Grand Prize was €1000 and publication in Albedo One. We would like to thank all those who entered and supported the contest.
The winning story was announced at Interaction, the 63rd World Science Fiction Convention, Glasgow, Scotland, August 2005. Grand Judge Ian Watson chose as the winning story "My Marriage" by Julian West.
The full list of shortlisted stories and their authors is given below. The top six stories, marked with asterisks and listed in alphabetical order, were published in Albedo One, issue 31.
"My Marriage" subsequently also won the €100 Best Story Award for stories published in issue 31 as voted upon by the readers of Albedo One, and was awarded an Honourable Mention in the Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, 2007, edited by Ellen Datlow, Kelly Link and Gavin Grant. The story was also translated and reprinted under the title of "Noces Océanes" in issue 6 (new series, Autumn, 2009) of the prestigious French SF magazine Galaxies SF, edited by Pierre M. Gevart.
"I Hold My Father's Paws" by David D. Levine was reprinted in the Year's Best Science Fiction, edited by Gardner Dozois (pictured below, opposite). "I Hold My Father's Paws" by David D. Levine and "Queen of Engines" by Dev Agarwal were also awarded Honourable Mentions in the Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, 2007, edited by Ellen Datlow, Kelly Link and Gavin Grant.
The Aeon Award short fiction contest is all about promoting authors in the fantastic genres who write stories which defy easy classification. This is what gives it relevance amidst the many SF, Fantasy and Horror writing contests and story awards that seem to encourage writing for – and within – particular pigeon holes.
Of course, this relevance remains pure theory unless the submitted stories succeed in escaping easy labeling and have something substantial to offer the reader. In this issue of Albedo One you will have found the top six shortlisted stories, so you too can be their judge. I hope you were as delighted as our Grand Judge, Ian Watson, and the reading panel were. I feel these stories have proven that the high goals which the Aeon Award short fiction contest set itself were met. Thanks to the authors!
Aeon Award winner Julian West (left) and Grand Judge Ian Watson (right).
The Aeon Award Winner was author Julian West, resident in Ireland, for his story 'My Marriage'. I should explain here that the stories read by Ian Watson did not have the authors name attached, so nationality played no part in selecting the winner. In fact, the top six shortlisted stories came from authors in four different countries.
The Aeon Award was presented at a crowded ceremony in the Hilton Hotel, hosted during the World Science Fiction Convention in Glasgow, August 2005. Aeon short-listed authors Dev Agarwal and David D. Levine were also present at the ceremony, in the company of as many people as the hall would hold. The Aeon Award presentation was followed by an equally crowded launch of the latest book from Aeon Press, Emerald Eye, with a word of welcome from Anne McCaffrey and readings by John Kenny and John W. Sexton.
The authors are the people who make a writing contest a success, and our deepest thanks go out to the hundreds of authors who submitted their stories. Our thanks are also due to all those people who helped promote the Aeon Award via their sites, blogs, forums or newsletters.


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Dillon Zinser is a proud East Tennessee native. Dillon was born in Knoxville, but grew up in Maryville Tennessee. Shortly after graduating from college in 2013, Dillon moved to Knoxville, where he resides now. From a young age, Dillon wanted to be a lawyer to help people through difficult situations.
Dillon earned his Associate's Degree from Pellissippi State Community College, before transferring to the University of Tennessee to complete his Bachelor's Degree. Dillon spent three years working as a Supplemental Instructor and Tutor in Biology and Anatomy before commencing his legal education at the University of Tennessee College of Law in...
Daniel James Barnes
Cumberland County, TN Family Law Lawyer with 8 years of experience
(931) 837-2050	Tyler S. Davis
69 East First Street, Suite 203
Crossville,	TN 38555
Free ConsultationFamily, Criminal, DUI and Divorce
Daniel Barnes graduated cum laude with a degree in English from Sewanee: The University of the South in 2009. He attended law school at the University of Tennessee, where he was a member of Moot court board and the black law students association. He also received the "Raptor Award" in first semester torts, and received an award for the highest grade in Criminal Seminar. He graduated and was admitted to the Tennessee bar in 2012 and takes cases in the fields of criminal law, immigration, family law, and wills and estates.
Ryan Christopher Smith
(423) 641-8550	50 Frazier Avenue Suite 300
Family, Divorce, Estate Planning and Personal Injury
Randy L Clark
Bledsoe County, TN Family Law Attorney with 6 years of experience
(423) 447-2400	13647 Old State Highway 28
Pikeville,	TN 37367
Family, Criminal, Elder and Personal Injury
Lincoln Memorial University - John J. Duncan, Jr. School of Law
Angela C. Larkins
(423) 648-6622	3837 Hixson Pike
Ryan F. Fetters Esq
(423) 508-6500	5751 Uptain Rd, Ste 206
Family, Construction and Personal Injury
Since he was first licensed to practice law in 2007, Attorney Ryan F. Fetters has worked hard to help clients with their legal needs, including Commercial Contracts, Real Estate Transactions, Debt Relief and Family Law matters. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology at the University of Tennessee, in Chattanooga, TN, in 2003. Just two years later, in 2005, he graduated with his Juris Doctorate Law Degree at the Florida Coastal School of Law.
Mr. Fetters began his law career in Kennebunk, Maine, and after returning to Tennessee and gaining valuable experienced with another law firm, he opened his...
Doug Fields
Cumberland County, TN Family Law Attorney with 23 years of experience
(931) 456-4541	169 E First St
Family, Business, Personal Injury and Real Estate
I have been practicing law in the Cumberland county area for over 25 years. Although I perform various tasks requested by my loyal clients, my practice is generally more focused than most attorneys in rural areas. I offer real estate closings and title work in both Cumberland and Putnam counties along with attorney Ian Deaderick. I provide representation in all manner of land issues including but not limited to; ownership claims, boundary disputes, roads and easements, partition actions, Home Owner Associations, land damage, trespass and condemnation. I also provide contract work, contract litigation and personal injury representation.
If I...
Gloria Kay Snavely
Cumberland County, TN Family Law Lawyer with 38 years of experience
(931) 277-5010	137 Hickey Lane
I have worked extensively in education law, juvenile law, and family law.
Mr. Thomas M. Parker
Knox County, TN Family Law Attorney with 34 years of experience
(865) 694-4685	108 Sherway Rd
Family, Divorce, Insurance Claims and Juvenile
For twenty years our office has provided legal representation in divorce, child support, child custody, family law, personal injury and civil trial practice.
Billy Wayne Pemerton
Family, Business, Divorce and Personal Injury
Macey Dawson Gurley
White County, TN Family Law Attorney with 6 years of experience
(931) 837-2050	Rocco & Griffin, PLLC
621 N. Spring Street
Sparta,	TN 38583
Free ConsultationFamily, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Juvenile
Macey Dawson Gurley is an associate attorney at Rocco & Griffin, PLLC. She joined the law firm as an attorney in 2014. Macey is a native of White County and attended White County High School. She was Senior Class President and graduated in the Top Ten of her high school class. Macey graduated summa cum laude from Tennessee Technological University with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. She received both the Distinguished Senior Award and the Paul G. Stephenson Award for Honorary Student from the Political Science Department. She later earned her Doctor of Jurisprudence from Regent...
Lori A Spencer
(423) 591-5674	707 Georgia Avenue
Family, Criminal, Elder and Estate Planning
Washington University in St. Louis and University of Tennessee - Chattanooga
Amy Rhedessa (Smith) McLaughlin
Anderson County, TN Family Law Attorney with 14 years of experience
(865) 685-0177	683 Emory Valley Rd
Oak Ridge,	TN 37830
Amy Darlene Blackwell
Bradley County, TN Family Law Attorney
217 Broad St, NW
Tom Beesley
Cumberland County, TN Family Law Lawyer
(931) 484-2700	23 E. 4th St
Family, Criminal, DUI and Divorce
I am a sole practitioner serving the public for twenty years on the courthouse square in Crossville TN. I am a member of the TN Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and also have a major focus on family and divorce law.
Robert Taylor Davis
(423) 267-0679	314 Vine St
Chattanooga,	TN 37403-3414
Family, Divorce and Personal Injury
Kenneth Lawson
Family, Bankruptcy, Divorce and Immigration
Clancy James Covert
(423) 826-2323	3828 Dayton Blvd.
Nicholas H. Armes
Anderson County, TN Family Law Lawyer with 8 years of experience
(865) 482-7877	1143 Oak Ridge Turnpike
Free ConsultationFamily, Criminal, Personal Injury and Workers' Comp
Michael Barrett Menefee
Knox County, TN Family Law Lawyer with 19 years of experience
(865) 357-9800	9724 Kingston Pike
Family, Criminal and Divorce
Mr. Menefee focuses his practice in the areas of family law, mediation, criminal defense, business litigation, and collections. Before college, he joined the United States Navy, where he worked as an Operations Specialist on board the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson. During law school, Mr. Menefee worked as a student instructor teaching Advanced Appellate Advocacy and coached a University of Tennessee mock trial team. Mr. Menefee has appeared on behalf of clients in nearly every county in Tennessee. Mr. Menefee represents individuals and companies at both the trial and appellate levels. His practice ranges from state court cases to...
James D. Purple
Free ConsultationFamily, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Estate Planning
I love people and continue practicing law in order to help people who are in situations that require an attorney. I have practiced family law, divorce, child custody and adoption, for over 35 years. I also represent people who are charged with a crime, or need debt relief in bankruptcy. One of my unique practice areas is trust centered estate planning. I discovered early in my career that regular folks have the same estate planning needs as those who are among the wealthiest.
Purple Law Firm is a general practice law firm. In addition to Jim Purple,...
Mark Edwin Brown
Knox County, TN Family Law Lawyer
After working as an award-winning television sports anchor at WVVA Television Bluefield, West Virginia, Mr. Brown attended law school and now focuses his practice in the areas of federal criminal defense, personal injury, business litigation, business transactions, and general civil litigation. During law school, Mr. Brown served as a teaching assistant for the Research and Writing program and was a member of his law school's Moot Court board. In addition to his practice, Mr. Brown is a guest lecturer for the National Business Institute where he conducts continuing legal education for attorneys and other professionals.
(423) 757-5914	CBL Center, Suite 150
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Med School Blog
Cardiac Arrests in Hispanic Neighborhoods Less Likely to get CPR from Bystanders
Study confirms need to target different communities with CPR training
People in predominantly Hispanic neighborhoods were less likely to receive CPR from a bystander according to a new study by Duke University School of Medicine researchers published this week in the journal Circulation.
The study, led by Audrey Blewer, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the medical school's department of Family Medicine & Community Health, confirmed that the ethnic makeup of the neighborhood where a person experiences sudden cardiac arrest has a lot to do with whether they will survive the event.
"Identifying these disparities highlights an important public health problem and leads us to think about ways to reach these communities, perhaps by tailoring CPR training to them," said Blewer, who began the study as the assistant director for educational programs at the Center for Resuscitation Science at Penn Medicine. "It's important to think about whether we're doing what we need to do to help promote bystander recognition of sudden cardiac arrest and CPR in these communities."
A previous 2017 study, also conducted by Duke researchers, found that the rate of people receiving bystander CPR was also lower in African-American neighborhoods.
The current study analyzed sudden cardiac arrest survival data from the Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium in which 27,482 arrest events were recorded from 2011-2015.
Blewer and colleagues compared outcomes in four different types of neighborhoods: less than 25 percent Hispanic; 25 to 50 percent Hispanic; 50 to 75 percent Hispanic; and more than 75 percent Hispanic.
While Hispanics are the fastest growing minority population in the U.S., few studies have assessed whether the proportion of Hispanics in a neighborhood is associated with bystander CPR delivery and survival from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
The team found that among neighborhoods with less than 25 percent Hispanic residents, CPR was administered in 39 percent of sudden cardiac arrest events, but it was only administered in 27 percent of events in neighborhoods with more than 75 percent Hispanic residents.
Other authors on the paper included Robert Schmicker, Laurie J. Morrison, Tom P. Aufderheide, Mohamud Daya, Monique A. Starks, Susanne May, Ahamed H. Idris, Clifton W. Callaway, Peter J. Kudenchuk, Gary M. Vilke, Benjamin S. Abella, and the Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium investigators.
Blewer received funding to conduct this study from the American Heart Association. The primary study was supported by the Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium, which was funded by the National Institutes of Health and the American Heart Association.


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Daines, Tester Fight for Montanans' Right to Privacy
U.S. SENATE —U.S. Senators Steve Daines and Jon Tester today stood up for Montanans' right to privacy and pressed Attorney General Loretta Lynch to provide Congress with more information about a proposed expansion of government hacking and surveillance powers.
In the letter to AG Lynch, Daines and Tester ask for more information about how the government would use the new hacking authority, formally known as amendments to Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure. Unless Congress acts, these new amendments are scheduled to go into effect on December 1.
"We are concerned about the full scope of the new authority that would be provided to the Department of Justice," Daines and Tester wrote. "We believe that Congress -- and the American public -- must better understand the Department's need for the proposed amendments, how the Department intends to use its proposed new powers, and the potential consequences to our digital security before these rules go into effect."
The lawmakers ask the Department of Justice (DOJ) a number of questions about how Rule 41 will be used, including:
How the government intends to prevent forum shopping by prosecutors seeking court approval to hack into Americans' devices;
How the government will prevent collateral damage to innocent Americans' devices and electronic data when it remotely search devices such as smartphones or medical devices;
Whether the government intends to use this new authority to search and "clean" Americans' computers;
How the government will maintain a chain of custody when searching or removing evidence from a device;
How the government will notify Americans who are the subjects of remote government searches.
Daines and Tester introduced the Stop Mass Hacking Act on May 19, 2016 that would prevent changes to Rule 41 from going into effect.
The letter was signed by: Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wisc., Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., Sen. Martin Heinrich, D-N.M., Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., Sen. Mazie Hirono, D-Hawaii, and Rep. John Conyers, Jr., D-Mich., Rep. Ted Poe, R-Texas Rep. Justin Amash, R-Mich., Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah., Rep. Judy Chu, D-Calif., Rep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn., Rep. Suan DelBene, D-Wash., Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas, Rep. Hank Johnson, D-Ga., Rep. Ted Lieu, D-Calif., Rep. Zoe Lofgren, D-Calif., and Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y.
The full letter is available to download HERE and below:
Dear Attorney General Lynch:
We write to request information regarding the Department of Justice's proposed amendments to Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure. These amendments were approved by the Supreme Court and transmitted to Congress pursuant to the Rules Enabling Act on April 30, 2016. Absent congressional action the amendments will take effect on December 1, 2016.
The proposed amendments to Rule 41 have the potential to significantly expand the Department's ability to obtain a warrant to engage in "remote access," or hacking of computers and other electronic devices. We are concerned about the full scope of the new authority that would be provided to the Department of Justice. We believe that Congress -- and the American public -- must better understand the Department's need for the proposed amendments, how the Department intends to use its proposed new powers, and the potential consequences to our digital security before these rules go into effect. In light of the limited time for congressional consideration of the proposed amendments, we request that you provide us with the following information two weeks after your receipt of this letter.
How would the government prevent "forum shopping" under the proposed amendments? The proposed amendments would allow prosecutors to seek a warrant in any district "where activities related to a crime may have occurred." Will the Department issue guidance to prosecutors on how this should be interpreted?
We are concerned that the deployment of software to search for and possibly disable a botnet may have unintended consequences on internet-connected devices, from smartphones to medical devices. Please describe the testing that is conducted on the viability of 'network investigative techniques' ("NITs") to safely search devices such as phones, tablets, hospital information systems, and internet-connected video monitoring systems.
Will law enforcement use authority under the proposed amendments to disable or otherwise render inoperable software that is damaging or has damaged a protected device? In other words, will network investigative techniques be used to "clean" infected devices, including devices that belong to innocent Americans? Has the Department ever attempted to "clean" infected computers in the past? If so, under what legal authority?
What methods will the Department use to notify users and owners of devices that have been searched, particularly in potential cases where tens of thousands of devices are searched?
How will the Department maintain proper chain of custody when analyzing or removing evidence from a suspect's device? Please describe how the Department intends to address technical issues such as fluctuations of internet speed and limitations on the ability to securely transfer data.
Please describe any differences in legal requirements between obtaining a warrant for a physical search versus obtaining a warrant for a remote electronic search. In particular, and if applicable, please describe how the principle of probable cause may be used to justify the remote search of tens of thousands of devices. Is it sufficient probable cause for a search that a device merely be "damaged" and connected to a crime?
If the Department were to search devices belonging to innocent Americans to combat a complicated computer crime, please describe what procedures the Department would use to protect the private information of victims and prevent further damage to accessed devices.


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Q: How to email a row in google sheets First post. I have just started to learn to code (2 days in) but this is way over my head for now.
I want to be able to email the contents of a row (all cells in that row) by right clicking the grey cell that highlights the entire row and then choosing an option in the drop down menu that either allows me to enter an email address or sends to a specific address that is entered into the code (I will always be sending to the same address).
In fact, choosing the option in the drop down menu isn't a necessity, just how I envisage it but any solution that allows me to bypass copying the row and pasting it into an email would work.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers

A: Ok, so I know this is probably terrible coding but as I said, until a couple of days ago I had never even read a code, let alone tried to write anything.  So please be nice!
So with some serious googling, copy/pasting, editing for my needs etc and using the very little I know, here is what I have come up with:
function onEdit(event){
//transfer a row once specific value entered into a cell within that row (without deleting original row)
  // assumes source data in sheet named Needed
  // target sheet of move to named Acquired
  // test column with yes/no is col 4 or D
  var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
  var s = event.source.getActiveSheet();
  var r = event.source.getActiveRange();

  if(s.getName() == "Sheet1" && r.getColumn() == 5 && r.getValue() == "Email JM") {
    var row = r.getRow();
    var numColumns = s.getLastColumn();
    var targetSheet = ss.getSheetByName("Sheet2");
    var target = targetSheet.getRange(targetSheet.getLastRow() + 1, 1);
    s.getRange(row, 1, 1, numColumns).copyTo(target);
  }
};

function onEditEmail(){
  var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSheetByName('Sheet2');
  var startRow = 1;  // First row of data to process
  var numRows = 1;   // Number of rows to process
  // Fetch the range of cells
  var dataRange = sheet.getRange(startRow, 1, numRows, 5)
  // Fetch values for each row in the Range.
  var data = dataRange.getValues();
  for (var i = 0; i < data.length; ++i) {
    var row = data[i];
    var message = row[0] + ", " + row[1] + ", " + row[2] + ", " + row[3]; //whole row
      var subject = "New Order";
    if (row[0] != ""){
      MailApp.sendEmail("example@email.com", subject, message);

    //delete row straight after it is sent
    sheet.deleteRows(1, 1);
  }

    }
  }

Row needing to be emailed is transferred to a different blank sheet when I enter "Email JM" at the end of the row and by setting data validation for this column this can be done by clicking the drop down arrow (no typing).  My onEditEmail trigger is set to every minute, which sends all the columns I need from "Sheet2) and then immediately deletes the row so it is not resent a minute later.
The only problem is if 2 orders are entered inside a minute, but this is a very small chance of happening (although I guess it will sooner or later).
Please point out where I can improve this.
Cheers


Scott Kelly has been in space for 236 days as of Thursday and has become well known for his out-of-this-world photographs of the Earth during his stay on the International Space Station.
However, on Sunday and then again Thursday morning, Kelly shared photos that are of particular interest to those seeking to spot lifeforms off of the plant.
Sunday's photo shows a stunning image of stars twinkling above India's brightly lit cities, but up in the top right corner, there is a small hint of something unusual. The same object can be seen more clearly in Thursday's photo of a brilliantly bright sunrise coming over the Earth's crest. Conspiracy theorists and alien obsessives are calling it a UFO.
In various YouTube videos, the theorists are claiming the proof is "clearly" visible in Kelly's photo.
NASA hasn't yet commented on either of the photos or the claims the theorists are making, but regardless, both of these images are breath-taking.


Deep in the rocky Icelandic terrain lie the elusive huldufólk, patiently waiting to bestow gifts of misfortune upon unsuspecting travelers. Shrouded in darkness, they extract revenge on those who dare to disturb their dwellings.
Mrakmur is an art label and studio that organizes events where local artists can gather and share their work. Most recently, they hosted an art show devoted to the "huldufólk," or creatures of the North. More than 50 artists displayed their mysterious, folkloric art at the Artspace Jackson flats. "Huldufólk" means "hidden people" in Icelandic and Faroese, referring to the elves and mystical creatures of folklore. Dark, macabre, and fantastical creations filled the Minneapolis apartment-turned-gallery. Bronze gremlins leered at attendees while Geek Girl Tarot performed readings. Glistening sirens swam through beaded canvases as art goths enjoyed Gastrotruck's sustainable midwestern cuisine.
Studio Payne was there, displaying a variety of morbid yet tasteful items. Described as a store where "arts and oddities meet," some of the pieces for sale included a taxidermied duck, a baby bat skeleton, and a mouse head preserved in formaldehyde. "I started out the hobby by collecting, and then it became a way to fund my collecting, and then it got out of hand pretty quickly," said Cameren Torgerud, the shop's owner. Many of the creatures he displays are roadkill. His collection also includes a hand which was donated to him by the University of Minnesota's medical research lab. "Everything I make is one of a kind," he said.
Artspace Jackson Flats is an affordable housing project for the Northeast Minneapolis artist community. The project aims to foster artist-led community development through providing spaces where artists can be in close proximity to other creative people. Their next gallery opening will be for the Light Spa on Friday, March 30.


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