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\section{Introduction}

The purpose of this study is to perform a non-trivial test of the lattice
formulation of chiral gauge theories proposed in \cite{us1}.
The main idea in this proposal is to reduce the unavoidable
breaking of chiral (gauge) symmetry, by means of a regulator which separates
the scale of the fermion cutoff (where chirally breaking interactions
become relevant) from the boson cutoff \cite{fs,us1}. In practice,
this is achieved \cite{us1} by coupling lattice fermions on
a lattice of spacing $f$ to gauge link variables,
that are constructed by an appropriate
smooth and gauge-invariant interpolation of gauge configurations
generated on a coarser lattice of spacing $b$. As long as the
interpolation is smooth, the Fourier modes of the interpolated field
are effectively cut off at the scale $1/b \ll 1/f$. Doublers are given a mass
by introducing a free Laplacian Wilson term.
In the absence of gauge anomalies,
the breaking of gauge invariance is suppressed by powers of the ratio of
the cutoff scales to all orders in the gauge coupling \cite{us1}. However,
at any finite lattice spacing,
there is a residual breaking of the gauge symmetry and it is
non-trivial to ensure that the continuum limit of such a theory
has the right degrees of freedom.
In order to address this question, it is convenient to consider the
equivalent ``higgs'' picture in which gauge invariance is exact but there
are extra charged scalars, which correspond to the pure gauge degrees of
freedom \cite{fnn}.
An old and simple argument by the authors of \cite{fnn} suggests that a mild
breaking of gauge invariance (i.e. gauge breaking interactions are characterized by some small coupling $\epsilon$) in a gauge theory
 is irrelevant at long distances. Or in other words, the theory is
in the same universality class as the pure gauge theory.
The reason is that, for arbitrarily small
$\epsilon$, the correlation length of the scalar fields ($\xi$) can be
 arbitrarily small. If it is much smaller than the correlation length of the gauge-invariant degrees of freedom, the scalars can be integrated out, resulting in a local
(within distances of $O(\xi)$) and gauge-invariant theory. In the case of
chiral gauge theories, the gauge breaking interactions come from the
fermionic action. The ``higgs'' picture of the two-cutoff formulation of
\cite{us1} is,
\begin{eqnarray}
Z = \int_{{\cal L}_b} {\cal D}\Omega {\cal D}U \; e^{-S_{g}[U]} \;e^{\Gamma[u^\omega[U]]} \; e^{-\bar{\eta} G[u^\omega[U]] \eta},
\label{tco}
\end{eqnarray}
where the $u_{\mu}[U]$ and $\omega={\cal F}[\Omega, U]$ fields are the
interpolations to the $f$-lattice
of the $b$-lattice fields $U_{\mu}$ and $\Omega$ respectively.
It is easy to show, using the properties of the interpolation \cite{us3}, that this action is invariant under $b$-lattice gauge transformations
$\Phi$, $U_{\mu} \rightarrow U^\Phi_{\mu}$, $u_{\mu} \rightarrow u^\phi_{\mu}$ and
$\omega \rightarrow \omega \phi^\dagger$, where $\phi \equiv {\cal F}[\Phi,U]$. In order to ensure that the continuum limit of (\ref{tco}) is a chiral
gauge theory, it is necessary
that the scalars decouple in this limit. For this,
it is sufficient that the interactions
of the scalars induced by $\Gamma[u^\omega]$ are small in the sense of \cite{fnn}. That this is the case for an anomaly free theory in the two-cutoff
formulation
was shown in \cite{us1}, with $\epsilon = O(f/b)^2$. Thus, for small enough
$f/b$, the $\Omega$ fields should decouple.
Besides, one should also make sure that the fermion spectrum is the correct
one, after the $\Omega$ fields are integrated out. In \cite{testa},
it has been shown that, in
the one-cutoff version of (\ref{tco}) (i.e., $f=b$ and
$\omega = \Omega$ and $u_{\mu}= U_{\mu}$), the $\Omega$ integration
cancels the effects of the Wilson term and there is doubling.
Although, the argument of \cite{testa} is not applicable for $f/b \neq 1$,
it is important to study the fermion spectrum of (\ref{tco}), since
the scalar-fermion dynamics is non-peturbative. If there was a
doubling problem, this could be detected through the effective action,
\begin{eqnarray}
e^{\Gamma^{eff}[U]} \equiv \int_{{\cal L}_b} {\cal D}\Omega \;\;e^{\Gamma[u^\omega[U]]},
\label{effact}
\end{eqnarray}
or/and the fermion propagator,
\begin{eqnarray}
G^{eff}[U] = \int_{{\cal L}_b} {\cal D}\Omega \;\;e^{\Gamma[u^\omega[U]]} \;\;G[u^\omega[U]].
\label{effprop}
\end{eqnarray}
In this work \cite{us3}, we are concerned with the fermion propagator.
We have computed (\ref{effprop}) in the simplest non-trivial model,
which is a U(1) chiral theory in 2D,
in the quenched approximation, and in the global limit (i.e. the gauge coupling is set to zero).
In this limit, we should find free, massless and undoubled
fermions with chiral quantum numbers under the residual global symmetry, if
(\ref{tco}) is to describe a chiral gauge theory.

\section{Fermion Spectrum}

We refer the reader to \cite{us3} for details
about the two-cutoff formulation of this model. The propagator is given by $G[u^\omega[U]] \equiv (\hat D)^{-1}$, with
\begin{eqnarray}
{\bar \Psi} {\hat D} \Psi  \equiv \bar{\Psi}
[\frac{\gamma_{\mu}}{2} (( D^+_{\mu} + D_{\mu}^-) L + (\partial^+_{\mu}+\partial^-_{\mu}) R) \nonumber\\
 + y (\omega^\dagger R + \omega L ) - \frac{r}{2} (\omega^\dagger \partial_{\mu}^+ \partial^-_{\mu} R
+ \partial_{\mu}^+ \partial^-_{\mu} \omega L )]\Psi,
\label{u1}
\end{eqnarray}
where the covariant and normal derivatives are given by $D_{\mu}^+ \Psi(x) = u_{\mu}(x) \Psi(x+\hat{\mu}) - \Psi(x)$, $D_{\mu}^- \Psi(x) = \Psi(x) - u^\dagger_{\mu}(x-\hat{\mu}) \Psi(x-\hat{\mu})$, $\partial_\mu^+ = D_{\mu}^+|_{u=1}$ and $\partial_\mu^- = D_{\mu}^-|_{u=1}$. $L, R$ are the left and right chirality
projectors. In the global limit, $u=1$ in the
previous formulae and the $\omega$ fields depend only on $\Omega$ (the
detailed formulae can be found in the appendix of \cite{us3}). In this limit,
the action (\ref{u1}) has a global $U(1)_R\times U(1)_L$. The correct
spectrum should consist of two undoubled
massless fermions with charges $(q_R, q_L)= (0,1), (1,0)$.

The fermionic action (\ref{u1})
is a two-cutoff version of the action studied in the
context of Wilson-Yukawa (WY) models in \cite{smit}\footnote{The vortex phase of the WY model of \cite{smit} is obtained by setting $f/b=1$, $\omega = \Omega$ in (\ref{u1}) and adding a kinetic term for $\Omega$ with
strength $\kappa\leq \kappa_c$.}. In those studies, two phases were found on the plane ($y$, $r$), in the vortex phase of the scalar dynamics.
 A strong Yukawa phase for $d r + y \geq 1$ ($d$ is the dimension of space-time), where, due to the strong fermion-scalar coupling, the so-called neutral composite Dirac
field $\Psi^{(n)} \equiv \omega \Psi_L + \Psi_R$ forms and gets a mass. The resummation of the first order corrections in the strong
coupling expansion gives $m^{(n)} \sim z^{-1}$, where $z^2 \equiv < Re[ \omega(x)  \omega^\dagger(x+\hat \mu) ] >$  is a chirally-invariant condensate which does not vanish in the vortex phase. The charged fermion
$\Psi^{(c)} \equiv \Psi_L + \omega^\dagger \Psi_R$ is a two particle state, $\omega \Psi^{(n)}$, and
no other fundamental fermion with $U(1)_L$ charge was found in the spectrum. For
perturbative Yukawa couplings ($d r + y \leq 1$), on the other hand, all the fermion masses were found to be $\sim v \equiv < \omega >$, which vanish
in the vortex phase, so doublers were present. Neither the strong nor
the weak phase could then give rise to a chiral gauge theory in these
models. On the other hand, in \cite{us3}, we have found that for $f/b << 1$ a new truly chiral phase exists for large $r$ and small $y$.

For each random $\Omega$ configuration, the $\omega$ fields are obtained
from the interpolation of \cite{us3}, and the operator $\hat D$ is
inverted using Conjugate Gradient (CG). By choosing the appropiate
sources, the neutral and charged fermion propagators, $S^{(n,c)}$, are
also computed. An average is obtained from a sample
of 200-500 configurations, depending on the value of $y$.
The expectation value of $\omega$, $v$, vanishes, as expected, since we are in the vortex phase. However, the chirally symmetric condensate $z^2$ is non-zero.
Since we are interested in decoupling the doublers, we
have set $r=1$ through out and varied $y$. The spectrum obtained differs
at large and small $y$. At large $y$, our results
are similar to those found in the strong phase of
WY models. In particular, the neutral propagator is well described
by the strong Yukawa coupling expansion \cite{us3}.
In contrast with WY models, however,
as $y$ is decreased, the components $S^{(n)}_{RL}$ and $S^{(c)}_{LR}$
become lighter and, at some finite $y_c$, develop poles at zero momentum.
\begin{figure}
\begin{center}
\mbox{\epsfig{file=wy8l.eps,width=2.8in,height=3.in}}
\end{center}
\vspace{-15pt}
\caption[]{$(S^{(n)}_{RL,LR}(q_t))^{-1}$, $(S^{(c)}_{RL,LR}(q_t))^{-1}$, $(S^{(nd)}_{RL,LR}(q_t))^{-1}$, $(S^{(cd)}_{RL,LR}(q_t))^{-1}$ for $\frac{L}{b}_{\frac{b}{f}}=8_8$ and $y=0.05$.}
\label{fig1}
\vspace{-25pt}
\end{figure}
Fig. 1 shows the components $(S^{(n,c)}_{RL,LR})^{-1}$  for $q_x=0$
as a function of the
temporal momentum and $(S^{(nd,cd)}_{RL,LR})^{-1}$ for $q_x=\pi$, corresponding to the spatial doublers. The components describing the propagation of $\Psi^{(n)}_R= \Psi_R$ and $\Psi^{(c)}_L = \Psi_L$ have simple
poles at $q_t=0, q_x=0$ and no other poles in the Brillouin zone. These are
the two expected massless fermions with $(q_R, q_L) = (1,0),(0,1)$. The other components of the neutral and charged
propagators, $S^{(n)}_{LR}$, $S^{(c)}_{RL}$, have no poles in the Brillouin zone. At small momemtum they behave
as the two particle states $\omega \Psi_L$ and $\omega^\dagger \Psi_R$ respectively. At large momenta, on the other hand, the neutral field behaves
as a massive Dirac field, in agreement with the strong coupling expansion \cite{us3}. This can be seen in Fig.1 from the behaviour of the spatial doublers
or from the behaviour of $S^{(n)}$ near $q_t = \pi$. In summary, for
$y\leq y_c$ and
$r=1$, the massless fermion spectrum is undoubled and chiral as expected.
Naive power counting qualitatively explains this new chiral phase. The couplings of the
light modes and the scalars are suppressed, either by $y$ or by $f/b\; d r$, so for small enough $f/b$ and $y$, at fixed $r$,
the behaviour of propagators near zero momemtum
should be as in the weak phase. On the other hand, the
 coupling of the doublers to the scalars is mainly
 controlled by $d r$, so the propagators near the doubler
momenta behave as in the strong phase, for $d r \geq 1$.

There is some numerical evidence for the naive guess $y_c \sim f/b$,
 coming from the position of the maximum of the number of
CG iterations in the fermion matrix inversion \cite{us3}. We have not explored the boundaries of the chiral phase as
a function of $r$. But clearly at small $d r \leq 1$ we should get back
 to the perturbative regime,
while for large $d r \sim b/f$, the chiral phase should be lost because the coupling
of the light modes to the scalars becomes strong. This also suggests
what happens when $f/b \rightarrow 1$. Since the chiral phase is expected to
exist in some band
$0 < y < y_c$ and $d^{-1} < r < d^{-1} b/f$, it gets squeezed to zero as
$f/b \rightarrow 1$. Unfortunately, this also implies that there is no simple
 analytical expansion to study this phase, since $r$ cannot be treated neither as small nor as large.

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Folkestone Sports Centre was set up by local members of the community, officially opening its doors in 1972. The ethos was, and still is to this day, to provide affordable sports and leisure facilities to everyone. Over time, the centre has evolved to keep up with the changing needs of the community, who are regularly consulted. This includes an added emphasis on serving those who suffer from learning or physical disabilities.
Folkestone Sports Centre Trust has been supported in its expansion and development by two loans from Charity Bank. The latest phase of long-term renovation plans has seen a lift put in to the three-storey building, a sensory room installed, hoists and sensory lights added to the swimming pool, and the introduction of many inclusive sports and activities.
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ICE hosted record number of carbon permit trades in 2021
9:00 AM GMT+0000 on Feb 3, 2022
FILE PHOTO: A screen displays the logo and ticker symbol for Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S., November 3, 2016. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
LONDON (Reuters) – Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) saw a record number of trades of carbon allowances in 2021, up almost 30% on the previous year, it said on Tuesday.
Regions such as Europe and parts of the United States, including California have set up emission trading systems (ETS), putting a price on carbon dioxide emissions as part of their efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions and meet climate targets.
A total of 18.3 billion tons of carbon allowances traded in 2021 on the exchange, up from 14.3 billion in 2020, ICE said.
The bulk of these, some 15.2 billion tons, were trades of EU Allowances, traded on Europe's ETS, which was up from 12.17 billion a year earlier.
The price of benchmark EU Allowances soared almost 150% in 2021, pushed higher by moves by the European Commission to reduce the number of permits available.
The rapid price rise tempted more financial institutions and trading houses into the market, further boosting demand.
A record 2.4 billion California Carbon Allowances also traded on the exchange last year up from 1.87 billion in 2020, along with 255 million allowances in Britain's ETS which launched in May 2021.
Some 346 million tons of Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) allowances also traded on the exchange, up from 231.5 million in 2020.
RGGI covers several U.S. states, including Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
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Lady with a foreign accent called claiming to be from Vodafone but only asked for my account PIN.
Keeps calling. A real pest.
3 minute voicemail with nothing on it. I've blocked the number.
Constistant calls from the number when I answered, no one spoke so I just hung up.
Female, sounded like she was at foreign call centre, said she was from Vodafone and talked about their new bundles.
I called back number (03) 8396 4466 reached IVR for Vodafone.
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Rokken er nu fri… rimelig vildt at skrive, eftersom for bare et par dage siden var der både alpaca og merino, der forhindrede tweed spinderiet. Men jeg har haft et par dage, hvor jeg har brugt et par (eller flere, hmmm) timer ved dyret, og det er der kommet garn ud af. Hjemmespundet, lækkert garn (når jeg nu selv skal sige det!).
The wheel is now free… pretty awsome to write that considering that only a couple days ago I had both alpaca and merino on it that prevented the spinning of my tweed. But the last few days has brough a few (hmmm, to be honest, many) spinning hours, which has resulted in yarn. Yummy, handspun, delicious yarn (if I have to say so myself!).
Det brune er alpaca, første portion af forhåbentlig et par stykker. Der er 98 gram og 380m, som jeg regner med skal strikkes til et sjal en gang, når resten af portionen er spundet. Det grønne er merino fra Vævestuen, der er 100 gram og 309 m. Begge blev købt i ulden form på Fåreavlernes Julemarked (men jeg har stadig en del af indkøbene tilbage at lege med!).
The brow yarn is pure alpaca, first portion of a couple. In this skein there is 98 grams and 380 m, which hopefully will become a shawl sometime when the rest is spun to match. The green is merino from Vævestuen, the skein is 100 grams and 309 m. Both were purchased in woolen form at the Sheep Breeders Christmas Fair in late November (but I still have plenty of my shopping left to play with!).
Beautiful – absolutely love the green merino 🙂 cant wait to see the alpace knit up too.
Oooh very pretty – the green is so eyecatching!
Ohh – that green is "delish". I suspect the brown is too but harder to photograph. What plans do you have for them both?


Carlson then spent a lot of time driving home the point that BuzzFeed spent a lot of time writing about cats.
In a statement, BuzzFeed dismissed the criticism.
"While it's not what has earned us recognition from the Pulitzer Prize Board, the attention paid to our unique and wide-ranging cat coverage is long overdue," a rep for the company told TheWrap on Tuesday.
When Carlson and Smith finally got into their interview, which focused on the website's reporting on Michael Cohen and whether he was instructed by Trump to lie to Congress, Smith openly complained about not having enough time to explain the broader story to viewers because Carlson spent too much of his monologue talking about cats.
"Can I just tell the story to your audience here that we talk about, because this is the story at the heart of this whole thing," Smith said.
"No, because we don't have enough time," Carlson responded.
The answer though was still no, and Carlson redirected the conversation to Smith and BuzzFeed's decision to publish the Steele dossier, which raised eyebrows at the time because much of it was unverified at the time.


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Q: Iterating and Dynamically Changing Elements of Type in PostgreSQL I've recently been asked to migrate a Database from Oracle to Postgres (I had no real choice in the matter). Using the ora2pg tool, I've managed to migrate most of the DDL, but the real headache started when I got my hands on some PL/SQL Code.
Oversimplifying things, here's some code which represents most of my problem (Similar problems appear in multiple parts of the code).
sql_statement := 'SELECT * FROM TABLE_1';

OPEN ref_cursor FOR sql_statement;
FETCH ref_cursor BULK COLLECT INTO list_a_aux;

WHILE list_a_aux.COUNT <> 0
LOOP
    FOR n in list_a_aux.FIRST..list_a_aux.LAST
    LOOP
        IF list_a_aux(n).id = 0 THEN
            list_a.EXTEND;
            list_a(list_a.COUNT).id = 1;
            list_a_aux.DELETE(n);
        ELSE
            -- More Application Logic
        END IF;
    END LOOP;
END LOOP;

Both list_a and list_a_aux are initiliazed as:
list_a      list_a:= list_a();
list_a_aux  list_a:= list_a();

Where list_a is a Type declared as:
TYPE list_a IS TABLE OF TABLE_2;

The first issue I ran into was the "BULK COLLECT" statement. I've searched some mailing lists, and I was pointed towards HERE.
I understood the solution and it seemed simple enough, but then I delved deeper into the code I could not figure out how to integrate it with the remainder of the code. I've tried searching for problems similar to the ones present in this code, and I found solutions to many of the individual issues (1,2, etc.) but none seems to fit into this specific problem (not even when combined!).
Any ideias on how can I migrate this piece of PL/SQL?

A: Yes, there is no BULK COLLECT in PostgreSQL; you go about things in a different (maybe even easier) way.
As you have found out, you loop through query results like this:
FOR rec_var IN SELECT ... LOOP
   <statements>
END LOOP;

If you need collections of objects, you can use arrays – in your example you might use
DECLARE
   list_a table_2[] := ARRAY[]::table_2[];

to declare an array and initialize it to an empty array. There is a wealth of array functions and operators to manipulate them. You extend them simply by assigning to a new subscript or with array_append(). There is no function to remove the element at a certain index, but you can either create a new array by concatenating the slices before and after the element or you change your logic to use NULL for deleted elements.
Often, however, you can code things so that you don't need to wield collections of objects. You can use table functions (what would be PIPELINED functions in Oracle) to pass results around one at a time. Of course that is not always possible and might entail a substantial rewrite that you're probably not up for if your goal is to migrate existing code.

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Overland Buys Zetta as Part of Ongoing Overhaul
By: Karen Schwartz | August 09, 2005
Zetta's technology will handle all of the failover, replication, snapshotting and virtualization that will be built into the forthcoming Protection OS.
Completing its two-year effort to overhaul its business model from a simple tape-automation company to a storage vendor that can offer storage solutions for three tiers, Overland Storage has acquired tiny storage provisioning software vendor Zetta of Woodinville, Wash. for $9 million.
After sorting through feedback from its channel partners and determining that a software-based solution made more sense than one focusing on hardware, Overland Storage Inc. chose Zetta Systems over about a dozen other companies, said Christopher Calisi, president of Overland, a San Diego, Calif.-based company.
"Its taken us nearly nine months to identify the right technology," he said.
Although Zetta will maintain its Washington-based office for software development, the company and its technology will be fully incorporated into Overland Storages offerings, Calisi said.
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Overland is moving quickly in incorporating Zettas technology into its portfolio, with a primary storage appliance slated for introduction in about three months. According to Calisi, the Zetta technology will handle all of the failover, replication, snapshotting and virtualization that will be built into the forthcoming appliance.
The resulting product will be part of Overland Storages Protection OS, comprising the third tier—primary storage—of Overlands three-tier strategy. The tertiary tier is made up of Overlands first offering, the NEO series tape libraries, while the secondary storage tier is comprised of the REO disk-based backup and recovery appliance from an earlier acquisition of Okapi Software.
"Our goal is to be able to provide primary storage, secondary storage and tertiary storage," Calisi said. "With this acquisition, well be able to provide primary storage, which will be EqualLogic-like in function but at a fraction of the cost."
Acquiring Zetta Systems makes good business sense for Overland Storage, said Tony Asaro, a senior analyst with Enterprise Strategy Group of Milford, Mass.
"As they continue to build end user customers and the channel selling their REO systems for backup storage, it also makes sense to leverage this success with primary storage," he said.
All customers like to buy from one vendor, or fewer vendors, especially if they like the products they already have in-house from that vendor, giving Overland a potential advantage, he said. Add that to the fact that REO customers are asking Overland to provide them with primary storage, and youve got a great opportunity, he noted.
/zimages/5/28571.gifRead more here about Overlands acquisition of Okapi.
Whats more, the acquisition may help Overland, which traditionally has been focused on the SMB (small and medium-sized business) market, to increase its dominance in that arena, Asaro said.
"The SMB market offers a huge opportunity for storage networking and no one owns it yet," he said. "Overland has a presence in the SMB market and has an opportunity based on its success with both NEO and REO products."
Following the introduction of its primary storage appliance, Overland Storage will spend the next year or so tweaking it to make it as successful in the marketplace as possible, Calisi said. But over time, the company may build or acquire other software technologies to expand the functionality of its existing products and to tie all three tiers of offerings together, he said.
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The installation of PRIDE tickets is a smart and out of the box method for encouraging and changing behavior in the classroom.
PRIDE tickets are given to students who are following the PRIDE matrix – prepared, respectful, involved, driven and engaged – so that they are rewarded for that behavior.
Students can use the tickets like money and buy items in the school store. Just like receiving incentives and raises in jobs, these tickets promote and encourage good behavior.
These tickets also allow teachers to compliment students. Instead of teachers becoming a ticking time bomb with each distraction and disturbance from students, the teacher can announce that they are giving a PRIDE ticket to a particular student who is abiding by the rules.
This turns gears in the minds of other students to get their act together and follow the example student.
Some argue that PRIDE tickets cause a regression back to childhood when they were rewarded for green days or received tickets for candy. This makes high school students feel as though they are being treated like children.
However, some high school students act as if they are children, so there is a desperate need for this system. When students show up to classes without pencils, talk over teachers and are constantly on electronics without permission, PRIDE tickets are a necessity. This form of positive reinforcement creates an overall positive environment within the school. Prior practices of corporal punishments invoked fear and created a negative morale.
The PRIDE system, on the other hand, is a healthy and encouraging system that enforces the simple principles that PRIDE encompasses.
Instead of sending childish students out into the real world after graduation, the PRIDE ticket system molds these students into respectable young adults. This teaches students to take on the challenges and go the extra mile outside of high school.


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I photographed my nephew's second birthday last weekend. He's just one of the cutest subjects in the world. The theme was "monkeying around," and my sister-in-law did an amazing job with the treats. She's quite the hostess with the mostess!
More formalized albums showcasing my work at kids' parties, engagement photos, holiday card photos, cocktail receptions and more are coming soon!


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Service Delivery has Improved Significantly in Public Sector – Cabinet Secretary
Written by: Douglas Mcintosh
Photo: Melroy Sterling
Cabinet Secretary, Ambassador Douglas Saunders, addressing Thursday's (September 18) launch of the 2014/15 Public Sector Customer Service Competition, and the Jamaica Customer Service Association's (JaCSA) Customer Service Week, scheduled for October 5 to 11, under the theme: 'Exceptional Customer Experience: Gateway to National Transformation', at the Ministry of Finance and Planning, Kingston. Seated at the table are President and Chief Executive Officer, Sagicor Group Jamaica Limited, Richard Byles; and Chairman of the Jamaica Customer Service Association of Jamaica (JaCSA), Lanie Oakley-Williams (right).
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Cabinet Secretary, Ambassador Douglas Saunders, says public sector organizations have recorded significant improvements in the quality of their service delivery over the past 15 years.
Improvements have resulted from moves by entities to redesign their services to fulfill their clients' needs and expectations.
Companies being able to file tax returns online; persons being able to keep track of parcels delivered through the postal system; and customs brokers now being able to make lodgments at night through the night lodgment system at Jamaica Customs.
Speaking at the launch of the 2014/15 Public Sector Customer Service Competition at the Ministry of Finance and Planning in Kingston, on September 18, Ambassador Saunders noted that these improvements have resulted from moves by entities to redesign their services to fulfill their clients' needs and expectations.
He pointed out that persons are now able to access services at their own convenience, "in ways that make it easier for them to do business with us."
"Entities have moved beyond the confines of their office locations and have introduced mobile services or clinics to take their services to their customers, wherever they may be. There is a greater sense (on the entities' part) of the need to go to the customer to provide services. So now (for example), mothers can have their children registered, while they are still in the hospital," he added.
Other significant improvements, Ambassador Saunders highlighted, include: companies being able to file tax returns online; persons being able to keep track of parcels delivered through the postal system; and customs brokers now being able to make lodgments at night through the night lodgment system at Jamaica Customs.
In addition, the Cabinet Secretary said developers can now track subdivision applications online; and persons are able to complete business registrations in a relatively shorter time span, through the Companies Office of Jamaica's one-stop shop system.
He further pointed out that since the establishment of the Jamaica Import Inspection One Stop Shop on Berth 11 at the Kingston Port, the attendant inspection process "that used to last for days, is now taking place in a matter of hours," and that there are other such instances of joined service throughout the public sector.
"We are seeking to support (economic) growth by ensuring that the business community is provided with services to facilitate their doing business," Ambassador Saunders said.
The Public Sector Customer Service Competition, which is in its seventh year, is spearheaded by the Office of the Cabinet, in keeping with the mandate of the National Customer Service Programme.
It aims to recognize and reward public sector entities that endeavour to continually improve their service delivery standards, and have remained focused on delivering high quality services to the public.
The occasion also saw the launch of the sixth staging of National Customer Service Week by the Jamaica Customer Service Association (JaCSA).
This is slated for October 5 to 11, under the theme: 'Exceptional Customer Experience: Gateway to National Transformation'.


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Members of York Dance prepare for their upcoming show. (Eden George)
York Dance Company prepares for fall concert
Eden George, Contributing Reporter
The York Dance program is in full swing preparing for their November Concert and their hard work behind the scenes will not go unnoticed. The student performers are dedicating time to get in touch with the unique, thought-provoking choreography while still making the specific moves unique. Each dancer goes about the motion with their personal touch, therefore leaving the overall message of the piece up for the viewer's interpretation. After speaking to the York Dance program's manager, Michelle Jensen, about her overall inspirations for her recent routines, she shared her thoughts behind her choreography.
"When we realized we would be back at school, and things were running probably as close to normal as possible," Jensen said. "I thought about three different themes that all of us are experiencing while surviving the last year and a half."
Jensen lets the audience know the initial purpose behind each of her routines that will be showcased on Nov. 17 by her Advanced Dance class. She emphasized the importance of being in tune with your feelings when you're dancing and the purpose of having an idea behind the choreography.
"This craving to have joy back in our lives, overall resilience we've all lived through, and how we just remain calm and find a sense of peace and contentment within all the things we can't control," Jensen said. "I also wanted each piece to be challenging physically, differently as well. I wanted it to show the dancer's range and what they can emote."
After being in the spotlight herself since she was three years old, Jensen knows the importance of creating a supportive environment for her dancers. With the upcoming concert right around the corner, current students who are involved in Advanced Dance and the York Dance Company, let us know about their newfound excitement for this year's showcase.
"There is something about doing an intensive dance with an ensemble for over an hour and discovering and making art that is going to add to our school's showcase is just incredible," senior Owen Espinosa said. "It's also just another excuse to dance with people from all over the school who are just as passionate as you are."
Espinosa not only benefits his passion for dance but also the significance of the relationships he establishes during class. The overall environment of the dance program at York strives for a "safe space" with "only positivity" according to Jensen.
"I find it very calming and it's something I look forward to every week," senior Olivia Scumaci said.
Scumaci demonstrates the right mindset for dancing while connecting with the choreography personally.
"I always try to connect the meaning of the dance to my personal life," Scumaci said. "For example during our resilience dance, I reflected on times in my life when I was resilient."
The overall message of the Nov. concert is learning to be in touch with your emotions while making the audience feel the meaning and drive behind your movement.
"There is nothing better than the buzz of the audience before the show begins and the giggles from the dancers in the dressing room," Jensen said. "We all live for the loud applause after each performance. The dance concert has always been a positive boost for all of us in the mid-semester slump and tends to bring a sensation of excitement entering the holiday season."


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'Mad Men' alums Kiernan Shipka, Jon Hamm reunite
Dad showed up!!! A post shared by Kiernan Shipka (@kiernanshipka) on Nov 10, 2019 at 11:34am PST
Nov. 11 (UPI) -- Former Mad Men co-stars Kiernan Shipka and Jon Hamm had a mini reunion.
Shipka and Hamm, who played daughter and father Sally and Don Draper on the AMC series, reunited Saturday at Shipka's 20th birthday party.
Shipka shared a series of photobooth snapshots Sunday on Instagram. One picture shows Shipka making a kissy face and giving a peace sign as she poses with Hamm, 48.
"Dad showed up!!!" Shipka captioned the post.
January Jones, who played Shipka's onscreen mom, Betty Draper, couldn't attend the party, but dedicated a post to Shipka on Instagram.
"I'm so proud of you @kiernanshipka," Jones wrote. "I feel somewhat responsible for you little one. You have become such a success in life and in this silly world we call work. I couldn't have asked for a better on screen daughter/partner in crime. Known you since you were 6! Happy 20th!!! Love Mom."
Shipka responded to Jones in the comments.
"I LOVE YOU!!!!!!" the actress wrote.
Shipka, Hamm, Jones and other Mad Men stars previously reunited in 2017 at the Taschen Mad Men book launch.
Mad Men had a seven-season run on AMC from 2007 to 2015. Series creator Matthew Weiner said in 2015 that he isn't interested in making a sequel series or a spinoff.
"I'm not judging people who do spinoffs, but despite the temptation -- and I love these characters and love working with these people -- I'd like to leave the show the way it is," Weiner told E! News.
Shipka stars as Sabrina Spellman on the Netflix series Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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Jan. 17 (UPI) -- Charlie Heaton, Malin Akerman, Betsy Brandt and JJ Feild have joined the cast of AMC's upcoming six-part anthology series, "Soulmates."
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Jan. 17 (UPI) -- Camila Cabello defended the music of 2019 against Corden's favorite year of 1999 on "The Late Late Show."
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Jan. 16 (UPI) -- "Breaking Bad" prequel series "Better Call Saul," starring Bob Odenkirk, will return for a sixth and final season in 2021, AMC announced Thursday.
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Q: How to return a value from callback delegate from actionResult mvc4 I'm having a tough time with the following problem, if some one has any idea how to make it work i would realy appreciate it.
As I,m calling an actionresult from a jquery function, that has a callback function
as you can see here.
function SayHello() {

    var user = CaptureElements();
    var json = JSON.stringify(usuario);
    var url = '@Url.Action("SayHello", "User")';
    $("#divLoading").show();

    $.ajax(
        {
            url: url,
            type: 'POST',
            dataType: 'json',
            data: json,
            contentType: 'application/json; charset=utf-8',
            success: function (data) {
                $("#aaa")[0].innerHTML = data;
                $("#divLoading").hide();
            }
        });
}

function CaptureElements() {
    var FisrtName = document.getElementById("txtNome").value;
    var LastName = document.getElementById("txtLastName").value;
    return (name == "" ? null : { name: name, lastName: lastName,})

}

this is my ActionResult.
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult SayHello(User usr)
    {
        var hello = "";
        var Proxy = conection();
        Proxy.SayHello(usr.FisrtName.ToString(), usr.LastName.ToString(),
            (String Result) =>
            {
                hello = Result;
            }, ExceptionCallback);

        return Json(hello, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);
}

public void ExceptionCallback(Exception e)
    {
        //...

    }

so the problem is, being a call back function "hello"  returns null first and then it goes to the actual function,
This code (DSProxy.cs Class) was created from a Delphi xe5 on data snap rest Mobile server to c# silverligth, and im trying to use it with mvc4.
/**
* @param FirstName [in] - Type on server: string
* @param LastName [in] - Type on server: string
* @return result - Type on server: string
*/
  public delegate void SayHelloCallback(String Result);

  public void SayHello(String FirstName, String LastName, SayHelloCallback callback = null, ExceptionCallback ExCal = null)
  {
    DSRESTCommand cmd = getConnection().CreateCommand();
    cmd.setRequestType(DSHTTPRequestType.GET);
    cmd.setText("TServerMethods1.SayHello");
    cmd.prepare(get_TServerMethods1_SayHello_Metadata());
    InternalConnectionDelegate SayHelloDel = () =>
    {
      if (callback != null)
      {
        try
        {
          callback.DynamicInvoke(cmd.getParameter(2).getValue().GetAsString());
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
          if (ExCal != null) getConnection().syncContext.Send(new SendOrPostCallback(x => ExCal.DynamicInvoke(ex.InnerException)), null);
          else getConnection().syncContext.Send(new SendOrPostCallback(x => BaseExCal.DynamicInvoke(ex.InnerException)), null);
        }
      }
    };
    cmd.getParameter(0).getValue().SetAsString(FirstName);
    cmd.getParameter(1).getValue().SetAsString(LastName);
    getConnection().execute(cmd, this, SayHelloDel, ExCal);
  }

thanks in advance
I was succesfull using windowsform with a message box, even populated a grid and stuff.
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
     var Proxy = conexao();

      Proxy.SayHello(txtName.Text, txtLastName.Text,(String Result) =>
        {
            MessageBox.Show(Result);
        }, ExceptionCallback);
    }

A: We figured that the proxy class created by delphi its used for non web apps, so we actualy just doing a request using HttpClient Class instead. thanks all!


The Granite Sound Offshore Monitor Unit will attract attention in a number of different ways when visual and audio communication is essential.
The Monitor Unit will produce a high power flash from the Xenon beacon, when a call signal is received. To attract attention when a call is being made a high level audio tone can be selected, for effective communication a volume override facility will set the monitor speaker at a high level for effective communication.


I have always had a huge passion for horses and found any excuse to be around them.
I worked at stables a lot in my early teens as a yard hand and love every aspect of the job, including the messy parts.
I have also had a full loan in the past so have good experience with the allrou d care of a horse.
I'm quite a confident rider and have been riding since I was 3 years old.
I have done a lot of hacking and school work, however I used to particularly enjoy jumping.
I have always been around green horses and enjoy a challenge!


Glass Fairy Lights or Fairy Lamps were designed to burn small slow-burning candles through the night. They were first introduced in the early nineteenth century, and had a glass base plate or dish with an inverted cup with a hole in the top which went over the candle. The candles were special ones, some of which could burn for eleven hours.
The name "Fairy Light" is said to come from a trade mark used by Samuel Clarke, showing a fairy with a light on the end of a wand. Clarke was one of the most prolific producers of coloured and fancy night lights. He was a candle-maker who patented this design for a glass night light in the UK, the USA, and Europe. Various glass houses made the lamps under licence from Clarke. There were other designers of Fairy Lamps, but none so well known.
Fairy Lights continued in use until the early 20th century, but they died away as electricity and gas became widely used for lighting.
Both the candles and the glass Fairy Lights were usually marked with one of Clarke's trademarks. The most common trademarks to find are "Clarke's Fairy Light", "Clarke's Cricklite", "Samuel Clarke", "Pyramid" or even just "Clarke".
There were some beautiful and elaborate variants which incorporated several Fairy Lights into a candelabra for the centre of a table. Fairy Lights were made using almost every conceivable type of glass, from clear flint pressed glass to the most beautiful and rare colors and finishes.
Companies that make glass for collectors, such as Fenton Art Glass, have continued to make beautiful fairy lamps. There are some very attractive designs available today as new glass. They make very attractive lighting for Christmas; they also work well on outdoor tables because the flame is protected from the wind.
Click on any picture or title to read more about that book.
Fenton Art Glass: Fairy Lamps & Lights (May 2013) by Peggy Whiteneck .
Fairy Lamps, Elegance in Candle Lighting, (1996) by Bob and Pat Ruf - very good photographs.
Nineteenth Century Lighting (1987) by H. Parrott Bacot - good on the history.
Lamps and Lighting, Popular Collectables, by Josie A. Marsden, 1990.
19th Century Fairy Lamps, by T. Robert Anthony, 1969.
Clarke's fairy-lamps (1951) by Dorothy Florence Tibbetts.


Roma was the first of two near identical ships built for the Italian shipping company Navigazione Generale Italiana. The launch of her sister ship Augustus took place a few months later. The main difference between the two ships was that Augustus had been fitted with the more economical to run diesel engines. Roma set out on her maiden voyage from Genoa - Naples and New York September 21st 1926. In 1932, Benito Mussolini forced the larger Italian shipping lines to merge into one company under the name the Italia Line. Three years later, Roma was transferred from her original route to the Genoa - Naples and South America run.
After the outbreak of World War Two in 1939, Roma and Augustus were handed over to the Italian Navy to be converted to aircraft carriers. The navy had Roma renamed Aquila before work on her conversion began. This work included removing her superstructure, installing more powerful turbines to give an improved speed of 30 knots and fitting a full-length flight deck. Augustus was renamed Spavario before undergoing her rebuild. The navy ended all work on this conversion a few months later as Italy's steel supplies were running low. German forces sunk Spavario at the mouth of Genoa Harbor to form a blockade in September 1944. With Aquila's conversion still not complete by 1945, the retreating German forces planned to sink her at the entrance of Genoa Harbor as well. To prevent the loss of another ship, Italian frogmen used limpet mines to scuttle Aquila at her berth April 19th 1945. Aquila was raised in 1946 and towed to La Spezia to await a decision on her future. Five years later, she was sold for scrap and dismantled between 1951 and 1952. Spavario had also been raised in 1946 and scrapped at La Spezia in 1947.


Calligonum is a genus of plants of concern and found in the following area(s): Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan.
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package org.wildfly.swarm.it.ribbon;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.logging.Level;
import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

import org.jboss.arquillian.phantom.resolver.ResolvingPhantomJSDriverService;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.openqa.selenium.By;
import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement;
import org.openqa.selenium.phantomjs.PhantomJSDriver;
import org.openqa.selenium.remote.DesiredCapabilities;
import org.wildfly.swarm.it.AbstractIntegrationTest;

import static org.fest.assertions.Assertions.assertThat;
/**
 * @author Bob McWhirter
 */
public class RibbonIT extends AbstractIntegrationTest {

    PhantomJSDriver browser;

    @Before
    public void setup() throws IOException {
        DesiredCapabilities capabilities = DesiredCapabilities.phantomjs();

        capabilities.setCapability("phantomjs.prefer.resolved", Boolean.FALSE);

        this.browser = new PhantomJSDriver(
                ResolvingPhantomJSDriverService.createDefaultService(capabilities),
                capabilities);
    }

    static Pattern TIME_REGEX = Pattern.compile( "\\d\\d?:\\d\\d?:\\d\\d?.\\d\\d?\\d? on \\d\\d\\d\\d-\\d\\d?-\\d\\d?" );

    @Test
    public void testIt() throws Exception {
        browser.setLogLevel(Level.ALL);
        browser.manage().timeouts().pageLoadTimeout(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
        browser.navigate().to("http://localhost:8080/");

        List<WebElement> timeServices = browser.findElementsByCssSelector(".time-service .service-address");
        assertThat( timeServices ).hasSize(2);

        List<WebElement> eventServices = browser.findElementsByCssSelector(".event-service .service-address");
        assertThat( eventServices ).hasSize(1);

        WebElement getTimeButton = browser.findElementByCssSelector(".time-service .get-btn");
        assertThat( getTimeButton ).isNotNull();

        getTimeButton.click();

        Thread.sleep( 5000 );

        WebElement timestamp = browser.findElementByCssSelector(".time-service .timestamp");
        assertThat( timestamp ).isNotNull();

        Matcher matcher = TIME_REGEX.matcher(timestamp.getText());
        assertThat( matcher.matches() ).isTrue();

        WebElement getEventButton = browser.findElementByCssSelector(".event-service .get-btn");
        assertThat( getEventButton ).isNotNull();

        getEventButton.click();

        Thread.sleep( 5000 );

        WebElement event = browser.findElementByCssSelector(".event-service .event");
        assertThat( event ).isNotNull();

        WebElement eventTimestamp = event.findElement(By.cssSelector(".timestamp"));
        assertThat( eventTimestamp ).isNotNull();

        matcher = TIME_REGEX.matcher(eventTimestamp.getText());
        assertThat( matcher.matches() ).isTrue();
    }
}

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Some of our staff members have been with Owens Family Dentistry since its inception and others have been with us for three to eighteen years. We pride ourselves in having longstanding relationships with our patients and their families and also look forward to meeting new patients.
Dr. Carol Owens has been practicing dentistry in Jackson Hole at Owens Family Dentistry since 1977. A Texas native, she moved to Jackson with her husband and oldest son after completing 4 years of active duty with the army in Germany. She graduated from Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas, TX with a D.D.S. and she received her Bachelor of Science from Tulane University in New Orleans, LA .
Carol is a former member of the Wyoming State Board of Dental Examiners, and a member of the American Dental Association, and the Wyoming Dental Association. Carol enjoys spending time with her family at Jackson Lake and hiking during the summers and she enjoys skiing in the winters.
Dr. Summer Owens was born and raised in Jackson and graduated from Jackson Hole High School. Summer received her undergraduate degree from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo and she received her D.D.S. from Baylor College of Dentistry in Dallas, TX in 2010.
Summer is a member of the American Dental Association, the Wyoming Dental Association, and the Omicron Kappa Upsilon Dental Honor Society. She enjoys spending time with her nieces and nephews or being outside with her dog. Summer also enjoys skiing, biking, running, and hiking.


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Do you have a periodic table hanging in your classroom? The periodic table is one of the most important tools in science and is used all over the world in classrooms and laboratories.
This year marks the 150th anniversary of the creation of the periodic table. In fact, 2019 has been designated the international year of the periodic table of chemical elements by the United Nations.
Five years ago, the oldest periodic table was found in a university in Britain and is now being kept at the university in a safe condition. Additionally, last week, the European Chemical Society came up with an updated version of the periodic table.
In 1861, Dmitri Mendeleev, a Russian scientist, created the first periodic table. He organized the various elements in a table by each element's atomic mass.
He also arranged the elements in rows and columns based on each element's chemical and physical properties. The organization of the elements in the periodic table showed the similarity between different elements. Mendeleev also left spaces in his table because he thought that elements that have not yet been discovered might have to be added in the future when those discoveries are made.
In 2014, Dr. Alan Aitken discovered the oldest periodic table that dates back to 1885. Dr. Aitken found the chart in a storage room at the University of St Andrews in Britain.
The university's financial records state that Thomas Purdie purchased the periodic table in 1888. When the paper was found, it was in a very fragile condition. It had creases and crumbles all over it. To preserve the chart, it went through conservation treatment, and it is now displayed at the university for future generations.
Last week, the European Chemical Society (EuChemS), which consists of more than 16,000 European chemists, released a new version of the periodic table. This new color-coded table is designed to show the abundance of each element on Earth as well as those that are at risk of disappearing.
Helium is an example of an element that is at risk. Balloons filled with helium are often released into the atmosphere. The helium gas from these balloons escapes our Earth's gravity and is lost to outer space forever. Helium is an important element and is used in scientific experiments and in medical applications such as MRI scanners.
Indium is another example of an element that is rapidly becoming scarce on Earth. Indium is a metal that is used to make the touch screens of smartphones and computers. If its demand from the manufacturing industry stays the same, scientists predict we have only twenty more years of indium left.
In fact, smartphones today use at least 30 different elements. The European Chemical Society hopes that the new periodic will alert people and lead to conservation efforts.
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The International Congress on Integrative Health & Medicine in Stuttgart 9-11 June closed with a Declaration calling for more rapid integration of Complementary & Traditional Medicine into healthcare services, adopted by some 600 participants from over 40 countries. Physicians and representatives from different health professions discussed current concepts in integrative medicine. Presentations included models of integrative care in inpatient and outpatient settings as well as latest research results from oncology, cardiology, antimicrobial resistance and other areas.
One workshop, hosted by EUROCAM, CAMbrella and the World Health Organisation (WHO), discussed the implementation of the WHO's Traditional Medicine Strategy 2014-23, the goals of which are to support Member States in harnessing the potential contribution of traditional medicine to health, wellness and people-centred health care, and promoting its safe and effective use by regulating, researching and integrating traditional medicine products, practitioners and practice into health systems where appropriate. The meeting was moderated by Dr Ton Nicolai of EUROCAM and key speakers were Dr Zhang QI, responsible for Traditional and Complementary Medicine at World Health Organisation (WHO) and Dr Peter Fisher, Expert Advisory Panel on Traditional and Complementary Medicine. 50% of European countries have no general legislation on CAM despite several resolutions by the World Health Assembly to integrate CAM into their health systems. Dr Zhang Qi addressed several actions endorsed by the WHO and Dr Peter Fisher stressed the need and the relevance to see Traditional Medicine integrated within universal health coverage and primary health care. Discussion focused on which actions are most important and should be prioritized.
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We all want a happy ending in a romance story—or as I prefer to say, a happy beginning! But when do you end with a Happily Ever After (HEA) and when do you go with a Happily For Now (HFN)? My quick answer is that it all depends on what is right for your story. And believe it or not, wedding bells and rides into the sunset aren't the best ending for every book. And that is okay!
Happy Endings are the business that we're in, so we all take it very seriously! But not every sweet resolution has to look the same way. Sometimes the promise of a new, better beginning for now is more satisfying for the reader than a ring on the finger and the promise of forever.
My general rule is to give your couple the happy ending/beginning that is right for them and for their story at that time. This, of course, can come in many forms. For example, what if our heroine has had such a traumatic past that simply trusting someone enough to say the words "I love you" is a big deal? In this case, a walk down the aisle at the end of our story would be too much for our happy couple at this point in their journey. Or perhaps your hero has lost his wife, and is completely focused on raising his young son. For this hero, even starting to date the woman who has taught him that it's okay to open his heart again would be the most romantic HFN that you could offer your reader.
You might be thinking "But a romantic wedding is what my readers have told me they ultimately want at the end of a romance." While this could be what you're hearing, and it might be what they think they want, it's not always what they truly need. And a well-written story, in which the characters have developed and grown, and their arcs have taken their fated turns, will give the reader the best and most fulfilling ending, with or without wedding bells—I promise!
Yet there are definitely times when HEA is the best ending for your story. Perhaps your heroine is a woman who's never had a family of her own until she meets our single dad and falls for him and his young family. In this situation, a marriage proposal would be the greatest expression of love and acceptance that our heroine could ask for…and it would, therefore, be exactly what she needed. And, personally, I love it when two people who were previously against "tying the knot" find that they can't get to the altar fast enough! Super romantic!
So, to wrap it up, I think it's key to be honest with yourself about what is right for your hero and heroine—HEA or HFN. And as long as you listen to what they need, then you will give your reader the Happy Ending/Beginning that they want!
If I write a HFN should I write a follow up story with a HEA? Or am I dragging out the couple's story too much?
No, I don't think a follow-up story is necessary for a HFN romance. I actually believe it's kind of nice to leave that HEA to the readers' imaginations. Though sometimes it is fun to see our happy couple as secondary characters in another (slightly connected) story, just to catch up with them 🙂 .


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Artificial skin could help rehabilitation and enhance virtual reality
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EPFL scientists have developed a soft artificial skin that provides haptic feedback and – thanks to a sophisticated self-sensing mechanism – has the potential to instantaneously adapt to a wearer's movements. Applications for the new technology range from medical rehabilitation to virtual reality.Artificial skin could help rehabilitation and enhance virtual reality
EPFL scientists have developed a soft artificial skin that provides haptic feedback and – thanks to a sophisticated self-sensing mechanism – has the potential to instantaneously adapt to a wearer's movements. Applications for the new technology range from medical rehabilitation to virtual reality.
Just like our senses of hearing and vision, our sense of touch plays an important role in how we perceive and interact with the world around us. And technology capable of replicating our sense of touch – also known as haptic feedback – can greatly enhance human-computer and human-robot interfaces for applications such as medical rehabilitation and virtual reality.
Scientists at EPFL's Reconfigurable Robotics Lab (RRL), headed by Jamie Paik, and Laboratory for Soft Bioelectronic Interfaces (LSBI), headed by Stéphanie Lacour at the School of Engineering, have teamed up to develop a soft, flexible artificial skin made of silicone and electrodes. Both labs are part of the NCCR Robotics program.
The skin's system of soft sensors and actuators enable the artificial skin to conform to the exact shape of a wearer's wrist, for example, and provide haptic feedback in the form of pressure and vibration. Strain sensors continuously measure the skin's deformation so that the haptic feedback can be adjusted in real time to produce a sense of touch that's as realistic as possible. The scientists' work has just been published in Soft Robotics.
"This is the first time we have developed an entirely soft artificial skin where both sensors and actuators are integrated," says Harshal Sonar, the study's lead author. "This gives us closed-loop control, which means we can accurately and reliably modulate the vibratory stimulation felt by the user. This is ideal for wearable applications, such as for testing a patient's proprioception in medical applications."
Haptics sandwiched between silicone layers
The artificial skin contains soft pneumatic actuators that form a membrane layer which can be inflated by pumping air into it. The actuators can be tuned to varying pressures and frequencies (up to 100 Hz, or 100 impulses per second). The skin vibrates when the membrane layer is inflated and deflated rapidly. A sensor layer sits on top of the membrane layer and contains soft electrodes made of a liquid-solid gallium mixture. These electrodes measure the skin's deformation continuously and send the data to a microcontroller, which uses this feedback to fine-tune the sensation transmitted to the wearer in response to the wearer's movements and changes in external factors.
The artificial skin can be stretched up to four times its original length for up to a million cycles. That makes it particularly attractive for a number of real-world applications. For now the scientists have tested it on users' fingers and are still making improvements to the technology.
"The next step will be to develop a fully wearable prototype for applications in rehabilitation and virtual and augmented reality," says Sonar. "The prototype will also be tested in neuroscientific studies, where it can be used to stimulate the human body while researchers study dynamic brain activity in magnetic resonance experiments."
Reconfigurable Robotics Lab (RRL)
Laboratory for Soft Bioelectronic Interfaces Bertarelli Foundation Chair in Neuroprosthetic Technology (LSBI)
H. A. Sonar, A. P. Gerratt, S. P. Lacour and J. Paik, "Closed-loop haptic feedback control using a self-sensing soft pneumatic actuator skin," Soft Robotics, 2019.
Author: Laure-Anne Pessina
Source: Center for Neuroprosthetics
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1) In streets and public places, Wi-Fi connection is not available everywhere, often drops at irregular intervals and creates electromagnetic waves interferences and pollution.
Li-Fi (Light Fidelity) is a connected LED lighting solution founded by Harald Haas from the University of Edinburgh. OLEDCOMM Lize is a French company that provides smart lighting systems and devices for mobile Internet connexion through LiFi.
Li-Fi is a more efficient wireless alternative to Wi-Fi that enables high-speed data transmission (100 times quicker than Wi-Fi, data rate of 10-Gbps) via pulsating light source, transforming any existing private or public light network into wireless communication systems – street lamps, traffic signals, can be used to provide Li-Fi hotspots.
OLEDCOMM also produces the routing devices, USB keys as well as Li-Fi compatible smartphones, tablets and laptops.
In terms of security, Li-Fi makes hacking almost impossible (data flows circulating through visible light communication) and is useful in electromagnetic sensitive areas such as planes, hospitals, petrochemical plants where it reduces the radio electromagnetic wave pollution.
Since 2012, OLEDCOMM partners with the train company SNCF to settle Li-Fi in all French trains and the popular Lyon's Festival of Light uses the potential of the technology during the event.
Propose a partnership to the NY DOT and MTA to bring Wi-Fi in NYC subway infrastructure – cars and stations.
Review the different NYC subway lighting systems and replace cars' traditional lights with Li-Fi Led bulbs. In the process, work on improving the electric system to prevent light from fluctuating when cars move.
In parallel, partner with personal electronics developers, especially mobile phone, to promote and spread Li-Fi devices among New Yorkers.


On 16th August, 2015, the Danish Ministry for Culture, who is behind the world known "Model programme for public libraries", which inspires good library design in the whole world, awarded Kista Public Library in Stockholm, Sweden the prize "Public library of the year award". The price is awarded according to criteria set by the Danish "Model program for public libraries".
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Family pleads for public's help after brother found in Mon River
by: Sarafina Brooks
Posted: Oct 4, 2018 / 10:02 PM EDT / Updated: Oct 4, 2018 / 10:03 PM EDT
Police in Clarksburg have received countless leads concerning the death of 29-year-old Mark Lundell after he was found in the Monongahela River in April, a month after he was reported missing. Now police, along with Lundell's family, are pleading with the public to step forward with viable answers.
"We know this is no accident. we know foul play was involved, but nothing is being done about it. It's awful to not have answers. it's awful to not know what happened to him, to go from talking to him every day to not hearing from him at all," said Lundell's sister, Crystal Beighley.
So what happened Mark Lundell? It's a question Beighley along with her sister, Shannon Hartnett, believe Police along with someone in Clarksburg can but have yet to answer.
"I don't know why anyone would do this to him. I know people know things," said Beighley.
"We feel they don't want to listen to us about what kind of person he was and the things that he did and what he would not do, they have their mind made up," said Hartnett.
According to Lt. Detective Jason Webber with the Clarksburg Police Dept., Lundell's death is still an open and active investigation and the timeframe for this pending autopsy results is routine.
"We try to provide all the facts to the family members and sometimes it helps with closure and sometimes it doesn't. The medical examiner's office determine cause of death, time of death. It's accurate, so I think what they do with the medical examiner's office is due diligence," said Webber.
Webber confirms so far, there are no suspects or sustainable leads in the death investigation but he believes the autopsy results will unlock a key piece of information that will shed new light on the case.
"It's going to lead us, it could, in a different direction from where we were in our initial investigation," said Webber.
In the meantime both Beighley and Hartnett continue their agonizing wait and reflect on the brother they called funny and gentle.
"We may never get answers but all we are asking is that the police and the community to do everything they can to give my family justice, to give Mark justice," said Hartnett.
Lundell's family also expressed another concern to 12 News and questioned if Lundell's death is connected to another unsolved death that happened around the same time earlier this year.
Clarksburg Police told 12 News that at this time, they can't confirm a connection.
If you happen to have any information in this case, please call police.
MONONGAH, W.Va - Multiple crews responded to a structure fire in Marion County early Tuesday morning on Ford Street.
According to the officials the fire was reported just before 3:42 a.m.
by Bri Clark / Jan 20, 2020
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. - The United Way of Harrison County teamed up with the Wonder Bar Steakhouse to help support fundraising efforts for the community.
The United Way is dedicated to Harrison County by providing healthcare, education, and financial stability to those in need.
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Oly on Ice Meets Nutcracker Cast
Above: Cindy Hall, in costume as a large rat from Ballet Northwest's The Nutcracker, coaxes a girl out onto the ice at Olympia's new seasonal ice rink Thursday evening.
Early Rink Revenues Surpassing Expectations
To the delight of children and other skaters, characters from Ballet Northwest's The Nutcracker skated in costume to music traditionally associated with the production Thursday evening at Olympia's new seasonal ice rink, Oly on Ice.
The skaters were the dancers who will perform in The Nutcracker from December 7 – 16 at the Washington Center in downtown Olympia.
Cindy Hall, a Shelton art teacher, plays one of eight large rats who fight the Nutcracker. In costume, she coaxed young skaters onto the ice and chased after others.
An experienced skater and dancer, Hall danced with the Pacific Northwest Ballet. Her mother was in the Ice Follies and her daughter is also a dancer.
Other dancers in costume included Giovanny Garibay, 15, of Centralia, who plays the lead role of the Nutcracker. The role of Clara is played by Nina Ivanenko, 14, of Lacey. She has been a ballet dancer for eleven years. June Marie Brittain, 17, of Lacey, has danced for fifteen years and plays the Arabian lead.
At Tuesday night's city council meeting, Mayor Cheryl Selby said the revenues from Oly on Ice has so far surpassed expectations.
Little Hollywood asked Scott River, associate director for the City of Olympia Parks, Arts and Recreation Department, a few questions about the rink's dedicated budget source, cost, and revenues.
"The projected cost of the rink is $365,000, with an estimated revenue of $151,125 through sponsorships and gate sales. The revenue from the gate helps to offset the expense of installing and operating the rink.
"For the first year, the rink will be subsidized by as much as 60 percent, and there is a goal of reducing that subsidy by 15 percent each year over the next three years. We'll re-evaluate at that point," said River.
The 60 percent subsidy for 2018 is covered by a combination of department user fees, general funds and Olympia Metropolitan Park District funds. The revenues generated from the rink are not available for other city priorities.
Asked about the cost of utilities, River said that the only utility of any significance is power.
"The national average (for a rink this size) is $20,000 for a season but we believe that is significantly higher than what our bills will be. Of course, we won't actually know until the season is over, but we conservatively budgeted towards the national average. Utilities are part of the department budget for this project."
Oly on Ice opened November 16 and continues until January 6 with cheap skate nights, group rates, and special events.
For past stories about Oly on Ice, go to Little Hollywood at https://janineslittlehollywood.blogspot.com and use the search button to type in key words or go to the city's ice rink webpage at OlyonIce.com.
Above: Cast members of Ballet Northwest's The Nutcracker gathered at Olympia's new seasonal ice rink Thursday afternoon in downtown Olympia.
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