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Sigma Xi Scientific Society
Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
Sigma Xi Scientific Society - UTMB Chapter
About Sigma Xi
Sigma Xi (Xi is pronounced with a "Z" sound-"Zi"-as in "xylophone") was founded in 1886 to honor excellence in scientific investigation and encourage a sense of companionship and cooperation among researchers in all fields of science and engineering. The Greek letters "sigma" and "xi" form the acronym of the Society's motto, "Spoudon Xynones," which translates as "Companions in Zealous Research."
Today, Sigma Xi is an international, multidisciplinary research society whose programs and activities promote the health of the scientific enterprise and honor scientific achievement. There are nearly 60,000 Sigma Xi members in more than 100 countries around the world. Sigma Xi chapters, more than 500 in all, can be found at colleges and universities, industrial research centers and government laboratories. The Society endeavors to encourage support of original work across the spectrum of science and technology and to promote an appreciation within society at large for the role research has played in human progress.
UTMB Chapter History
Sigma Xi was founded at Cornell University in 1886. The charter of the University of Texas Medical Branch Chapter Of Sigma Xi – initially called the University of Texas (Galveston) Chapter of Sigma Xi – began 68 years later, at 11:00 a.m. on June 3, 1954, with a business meeting in Room 108A of the Keiller Building. During that meeting, 31 members and associate members of the chapter approved its constitution and bylaws, including John G. Sinclair, Professor of Anatomy, and Mason Guest, Professor of Physiology. The meeting ended that evening with a dinner at the former Jean Lafitte Hotel in downtown Galveston. The first president of the UTMB Chapter was Dr. Howard G. Swann, Professor of Physiology; John G. Bieri was its first Secretary. A bound, gold-embossed record book shows the signatures of all founding members of the UTMB Chapter. This record book is still in use today and every new member is asked to sign it.
After its charter, the UTMB Chapter grew quickly. By May 1960 almost 150 new members and associate members were initiated into the chapter, among them Truman Blocker, Jr., (who in 1964 became Head of UTMB and in 1967 its first President), William C. Levin (who followed Truman Blocker as President of UTMB from 1974 until 1987), James Thomas (President 1987-1997), and E. Burke Evans (after whom the cafeteria courtyard is named). In the following 30 years, the membership increased steadily and in 2001 reached 543, its highest level in the history of the chapter. The record book shows many familiar names of Deans: George Bryan (SOM), Lemone Yielding and Cary Cooper (GSBS), Charles Christiansen (SAHS), and Pamela Watson (SON), as well as of Departmental Chairmen: Ron Bailey, David Herndon, George Jackson, David Niesel, Regino Perez-Polo, Joan Richardson, Brad Thompson, Courtney Townsend, David Walker, and William Willis.
1990 was a special year for the chapter. It decided to organize a campus-wide Research Forum. Since only 10 poster boards were available on campus (and off-campus rental was too expensive), members of the chapter, with financial support of the Graduate School, built 70 poster boards themselves. Until 1998, this research forum became an annual event that attracted over 100 posters every year. For many years to come, the poster boards were made available to the research community on and off campus for a small nominal fee. Until today, this generated income provided the financial resources for the many Sigma Xi Awards that are presented annually at the National Student Research Forum (NSRF), the poster sessions of the Medical Student Summer Research Program (MSSRP) and Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP), and at multiple other events.
In 1995, 1996 and 2001, the UTMB Chapter was honored by Sigma Xi with a Certificate of Recognition for membership growth. In 2002, it was asked to help host the Annual Sigma Xi Forum on Changing the Face of Science and Engineering and the Sigma Xi Student Research Conference; these events were held at the Moody Gardens Conference Center. In 2004, the UTMB Chapter was one of only eight chapters world-wide that was honored with a Certificate of Excellence.
Recent Presidents of the chapter were (in chronological order): Andrew Grant, Bruce Niebuhr, Golda Leonard, Rod Fabian, David Niesel, James Kanz, Michael O'Boyle, Norma Turner, Alex Kurosky, Charles Holzer, Karen Brykczynski, David Rassin, Giulio Taglialatela and, most recently, Volker Neugebauer. Ulli Budelmann served as Secretary from 1989 until 2011.
Today, the UTMB Chapter of Sigma Xi is one of almost 600 active Sigma Xi chapters in North America and around the world; it has a little over 100 members. Current officers are David Niesel (President), Cary Cooper (Vice President), Bruce Niebuhr (Secretary), and Ulli Budelmann (Treasurer).
Sigma Xi Mission
To enhance the health of the research enterprise, foster integrity in science and engineering, and promote the public's understanding of science for the purpose of improving the human condition.
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Mr. Yasser Akkaoui
[ Corporate Governance Expert, Humanitarian and Media and Communication Advisor ]
Yasser Akkaoui is corporate governance expert, humanitarian and media and communication advisor. The common thread between all of Akkaoui's endeavors and experiences is ethics, whether in business, media, communication, civil society, human rights, or education.
Corporate Governance Consulting
Through Capital Concept, a company he founded in 2005, Akkaoui advises companies and regulators in the Middle East on adopting corporate governance, environmental, social and cybersecurity practices and was instrumental in the generation of a number of guidelines. He has advised large companies and regulators in the Middle East and is often invited to address the topic of corporate governance. His insight has contributed to the publication of academic and policy reports discussing the capital markets development and reforms in the Arab World.
Akkaoui is a member of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development's OECD Corporate Governance taskforce for Middle East and North Africa stock exchanges. He is the regional consultant for the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) through which he undertook NGO, media and private sector governance capacity building assignments in Morocco, Tunis, Yemen, Bahrain and Iraq. In 2010, he has co-founded the Lebanese Institute of Directors which aims on promoting good governance in Lebanon.
In 2006, Capital Concept was instrumental in the creation of Hawkama, the Dubai based institute of corporate governance for the Middle East and helped raise funds for its setup. As of 2014, Akkaoui is on the steering committee of the Middle East and North Africa Private Equity Association.
In 2013, Capital Concept became the first corporate governance rating and advisory firm to review and rate listed companies in the MENA region. In 2015, Capital Concept launched Shareholder-Rights ©, which advocates for the protection of shareholder rights by producing Environment Social and Governance assessment methodologies in collaboration with UN Lebanon, IFC and EBRD.
Akkaoui is actively involved in civil society in the Middle East. He is the Chairman of Human Rights Watch Middle East board and member of its advisory committee.
Since 2011, Akkaoui is a founding member of the Lebanese Center for Policy Studies (LCPS), the most respected think tank in the Middle East, which he chaired for 6 years. Established in 1989, it operates as an independently managed, politically neutral, think tank initiating many advocacy initiatives for judicial reforms, transparent budget process, decentralization and local governance, and the enhancement of the function of business associations in policy making. From 2008 to 2012, he has been a board member of the Lebanese Transparency Association (LTA), Transparency International's Lebanese chapter.
Akkaoui founded the Center for Strategic Studies, a non-governmental non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness on employment issues and developing resources strategies. The association provides guidance to the government on labor economic policies, especially the strong relationship between foreign direct investment and the labor market.
Additionally, Akkaoui has been a Beirut committee member on the board of Social and Economic Action for Lebanon (SEAL) since 2014. The organization was established in New York in 1997 as a non-profit, non-political organization with the aim to unlock sustainable economic opportunities that strengthen under-served Lebanese communities in Lebanon.
In 2015, Akkaoui became a member of WILL-IRADA, a Worldwide Initiative by Lebanese for Lebanon (WILL) that aims to play the role of effective platform for both the Lebanese diaspora and Lebanese in Lebanon to make an impact on the ground. Its mission is to promote a common vision for a non-sectarian, secure, democratic and prosperous Lebanon and to effect real positive change on the political, economic and social fronts.
As a publisher, Akkaoui has been the editor-in-chief of Executive Magazine since 2001, a media platform he uses to advocates reforms in the Middle East. Executive, established in 1999, is dedicated to providing its readers with in-depth and forward-thinking analysis, solid reporting and punchy opinion on Middle Eastern business, economy and public policy. Beyond its commitment to the highest level of business journalism, Executive's mission is to cover issues that impact the economic development of the Middle East as well as shareholder rights abuses, corruption in public and private spheres and disregard for the environment and cultural heritage.
In May 2013, Akkaoui was elected board member of Lebanon's chapter of the International Advertising Association for a two-year mandate. In the same month, he was also selected to be Lebanon's representative of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity awards and has been until now. Every year since, Akkaoui sponsors two young creatives to represent Lebanon at this prestigious competition. In 2014 he served a four-year term on the board of directors of the Lebanese Order of the Press.
Akkaoui also founded PrimeJob, an executive search and advisory firm working along with several established Middle Eastern companies through which he advises them on strengthening the role of nomination and remuneration committees as well as Corporate Governance training and development of their board members.
Since 2004, Akkaoui is a part time instructor of entrepreneurship, business ethics, and strategic management at the American University of Beirut (AUB) and contributes on the selection committee at the Ecole Superieure des Affaires (ESA). He also chairs the Lebanese American University (LAU) business school advisory board.
As for 2014, Akkaoui is also on the board of trustees of the Marjeyoun National College, which governs this non-sectarian, non-profit making, co-educational school. The school has been providing educational and cultural services to the Marjoyoun-Hasbayya area since 1946.
Akkaoui has been a strategic partner for the Beirut Art Fair since its inception in 2010. The Beirut Art Fair, held annually, is an exhibition of contemporary art and design from the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia region featuring 50 galleries in an indoor/outdoor space of 5,000 square meters and more that 1600 art pieces. In 2017 he played a strategic advisory role in the launch on Beirut Design Fair.

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User experience has always been at the forefront of Google Search. Regardless of how well optimised your content is, there's no denying that searchers prefer websites that provide them with a good experience. This is backed up by both internal studies at Google as well as industry research. We've seen how page experience ranking factors such as site speed and mobile-friendliness have already been added to Google's ranking algorithms.
In an article published on May 21st 2020, Google emphasise how Search should be centered around journeys as opposed to pages. Both of the factors that we mentioned above can easily spoil the user's experience of your website. We've already shown you how you can measure how fast your website loads and whether it is mobile-friendly or not, but how do you monitor other experience factors?
Web Vitals
In May 2020, Google's Chrome team announced a new program called Web Vitals which is designed to "help site owners measure user experience on the web" and "identify opportunities to improve". The idea is to provide webmasters with a universal tool that encapsulates the existing tools and reports that Google already provides, and simplify them with a focus on "the metrics that matter most, the Core Web Vitals".
The Core Web Vitals are a subset of Google's existing page experience signals which include load speed, mobile-friendliness, safe-browsing, HTTPS-security and intrusive interstitial guidelines.
Although the metrics that make up the Core Web Vitals will change and evolve over time, Google is currently focusing on the three aspects of page experience: loading, interactivity and visual stability. Each of these three aspects have their own corresponding metric.
Google suggests that you should ensure that 75% of your pages meet the recommended targets in order to be assessed as "good". Importantly, these should be "segmented across mobile and desktop devices".
Largest Contentful Paint – Loading
Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) measures how long it takes for the largest piece of content on the web page to load. Google recommends that the LCP should be no more than 2.5 seconds.
As seen above, Google puts the results into one of three thresholds: green, orange or red.
First Input Delay – Interactivity
First Input Display (FIP) measures the interactivity of your web page.
Specifically, the metric looks at the time from when the user first interacts with the web page to the time when the browser is able to respond to that interaction.
Below are some examples of what constitute as an interaction:
Clicking on a link or button
Inputting text into a blank field
Selecting from a drop down menu
Clicking a checkbox
It's worth noting that scrolling and zooming in or out are not included and that if the user does not interact with the page, then Google is unable to measure it.
Pages that have a FID of less than 100 milliseconds are considered as "Good" in Google's eyes.
Cumulative Layout Shift – Visual Stability
Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) is a new metric that measures visual stability and looks to solve issues in relation to unexpected layout shifts.
Below is a great example provided by Google of how sudden changes in the layout can be detrimental to the user's experience.
https://susodigital.com/textbook/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/layout-instability2.mp4
The metric looks at the amount of unexpected layout shifts of visible page content "during the entire lifespan of the page". Google's John Mueller states that CLS is "calculated by taking the fraction of the page that moves during loading times the fraction of the position it moves".
Since the Core Web Vitals are now in Search Console, I wanted to do a quick round-up of the tidbits I found while researching. Maybe this'll save you a few minutes, or encourage you to test, or to watch a video. How much time do you invest in being able to save time? Focus, John
— 🍌 John 🍌 (@JohnMu) May 28, 2020
Google recommends that pages should have a CLS of less than 0.1.
Measuring Core Web Vitals
All three of the metrics that make up Google's current Core Web Vitals can be measured via the Chrome User Experience Report, PageSpeed Insights, and also within Google Search Console.
All three of these tools provide both lab and field data.
Lab data, which is also referred to as synthetic data, is collected from a controlled environment, i.e. in a "lab" setting.
Field data, which is also referred to as Real User Monitoring (RUM) data, is collected from real users.
Google recommends taking the following steps to measure your CWV.
Use the Core Web Vitals report on GSC to identify groups of pages that require attention (based on the field data).
Then, use PageSpeed Insights to diagnose lab and field issues on each page.
Use Lighthouse and Chrome DevTools to measure Core Web Vitals and get actionable guidance on exactly what to fix. The Web Vitals Chrome extension can provide a real-time view of the metrics on desktop.
If you want a tool that provides a dashboard of these metrics, use the updated CrUX Dashboard or new Chrome UX Report API for field data or PageSpeed Insights API for lab data.
Use web.dev/measure for guidance on how you can measure your page. This will also show you a prioritised set of guides and codelabs for optimization, using PageSpeed Insights data.
Finally, use Lighthouse CI on pull requests to ensure there are no regressions in Core Web Vitals before you deploy a change to production.
You can find a more detailed explanation on how to use these Vitals Tools here.
The Future of SEO & UX
Perhaps the most important reason why you should start to pay close attention to how your website is performing on the Core Web Vitals, is the fact that Google provided an early look at an "upcoming Search ranking change that incorporates these page experience metrics".
What this means, is that in addition to the existing page experience signals we highlighted before, Google will now also consider your Core Web Vitals as a ranking signal.
This pushes webmasters to continue to strive to provide the best possible experience for the end user. It also means that over time, Google will continue to evolve and adapt the metrics that are measured as part of the Core Web Vitals.
Although the relevance of your content is still considerably more important, Google may use page experience signals as a tie-breaker of sorts in cases where "there are multiple pages that have similar content, page experience becomes much more important for visibility in Search".
The bottom line: the marriage between SEO and UX has been strengthened and Google monitoring your Core Web Vitals is another important step you should take in monitoring the SEO health of your website.
Google & Engagement Metrics
As we saw earlier in this module, Google Analytics allows you to track how users are interacting with your website. Engagement metrics such as click-through rate (CTR), time on page and bounce rate provide an insight into the user's experience of a website, so what if Google used this information as part of its ranking algorithm?
A patent originally granted to Google in 2014 and has since been revised multiple times titled "Modifying search result ranking based on implicit user feedback", looks at how Google may use user click-through rates as a ranking factor.
As is the case with every Google patent that we scrutinise in The SUSO Method, this by no means guarantees or confirms that the system is in use. In fact, when SearchEngineLand.com asked Google about this, here's what they had to say in an official statement:
"As we've commented on before, we use interactions in a variety of ways, such as for personalization, evaluation purposes and training data. We have nothing new or further to share here other than what we've long said: having great, engaging content is the right path for success. We'd encourage site owners to focus on that big picture".
What the patent does tell us, is that Google have at the very least considered using user engagement and behaviour as a means to determine which pages should be prioritised by its algorithm. It also shows that they want to protect themselves and prevent other search engines from following suit.
For this reason, and the fact that Google may wish to utilise behavioural metrics as a ranking factor in the future, exploring this patent is worth our time.
Ranking Based on Implicit User Feedback
The patent introduces the concept of a "result selection log" which is used to record and measure implicit user behaviour feedback during the user's search session.
The log also includes negative information such as the search results that the user didn't click on, the positions of the pages that the user didn't click as well as the Information Retrieval (IR) scores of the clicked results.
In the context of this patent, an IR Score is part of the Information Retrieval System which looks at how relevant keywords are being used in the page title, headings, in the anchor texts used to point to a page and of course, the main body content.
Other factors such as the user's cookie, the cookie age, IP (Internal Protocol) address and the user agent of the browser are also logged.
Interestingly, the type of query (i.e. navigational, transactional, informational) is also recorded. This further emphasises the importance of identifying the search intent for the keywords that you want to target for your core landing pages.
The patent also mentions how click data can be used to classify different types of users.
"For example, computer-savvy users often click faster than less experienced users, and thus users can be assigned different weighting functions based on their click behavior".
This aligns with one of the reasons Google employees give when it comes to using engagement metrics as a ranking signal – the fact that they can be too noisy and easy to manipulate. In the above example, "computer-savvy users" who click faster may be able to find what they're looking for much faster and leave a web page than a "less experienced user". A session like that would likely yield a high bounce rate which of course, is not completely representative of the user's experience of the web page.
That being said, the patent outlines how this user engagement feedback can be combined with additional external factors such as the user's location, language used and device (which Google is already collecting and displaying on Google Analytics), to re-rank search queries.
When we consider that Google's primary goal is to provide users with the best search experience (and results) as possible, it should come as no surprise that they would consider including engagement metrics in their algorithm.
What this patent highlights, is that the way a user interacts with your website has a lot to do with how the content on your page is crafted.
The patent specifically talks about scoring pages based on the positioning of keywords on prominent areas of the page like the page title and headings. This ensures that users are staying on your page as long as possible because they have found what they're looking for.
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The Centre for Asians and Pacific Islanders (CAPI) began in 1982 as a Mutual Assistance Association, responding to newcomer needs of Southeast Asian refugees. It has evolved into an inclusive multiethnic organization with over 20 employees who serve 3,000 immigrants and refugees from Asia and Africa per year. Governed by a 15-member Board of Directors, our mission is to provide culturally-grounded services to communities in transition, achieved mainly through two integrated programs of workforce development and basic needs social services.
Alexander Erolin joined CAPI's board in 2008. He is a retired US Air Force Officer and has done five years of humanitarian relief work. Alex holds a graduate degree in Business Administration. Currently, he is working for a global financial company as Director of Crisis Management.
Pham Thi Hoa is the Executive Director of CAPI. Prior to CAPI, she had managed programs serving refugees and internally displaced persons in Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leon, Croatia, Bosnia, and Serbia for major international non-governmental organizations, including Save the Children/US, the Norwegian Refugee Council, the International Rescue Committee, and the American Refugee Committee. She received her Masters in Public Administration from Columbia University.
Ekta Prakash has been serving as CAPI's Social/ Health Services Manager since February 2007. Ms. Prakash has earned her bachelors in Sociology from Patna University and then later pursued her Master's in Sociology from Delhi School of Economics. Before coming to United States Ms. Prakash worked as a volunteer for a Women Literacy program. After finishing her education, she came to United States in 2001. Her career has revolved around non-profit organizations serving diverse communities. Ekta also has a Masters in Public and Non-profit Administration.
Caroline Yang is an Employment Counselor with CAPI since May 2007. Caroline has over 6 years of experience in Social Service programs. Ms. Yang actively engages in community events, volunteering in youth and elder projects for social change such as Avenue for Homeless Youth and Elder Haven.
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We were fortunate to hear from Kayce Martin from the Council on Aging of Middle Tennessee last Thursday.
Hey Rotarians, are you a "spring forward" before bed time or "spring forward" after you get up kind of person?
Either way, the time changes tonight. Please adjust accordingly!
When Sumner County native MacKenzie Clinton fulfilled a college requirement to visit other cultures, she had no idea how it would change her life and the lives of those she encountered. She shared her story of God and humanity and bugs and snakes with our Rotary Club on Thursday. And she's going back. Read more and hear her story with the link below.
Check out this pic of our club from the 1920's or early 1930's!
It includes a woman by by the name of Virginia Mae (Brown) Patterson.
Women were not allowed into Rotary until a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling in 1987 (Later, our beloved Kelly Coley was the first female president of the Gallatin Rotary Club in 1995).
So, who was Ms. Patterson? Did we break the rules and let her in? Did she photo bomb before it was a thing?
At our Feb. 21 meeting, Charles Moffett said she was a pianist, and Ed Mayberry said she was his music teacher through grades 3-5. If you listen to Ed sing or play any kind of instrument, she had to work really hard at her job.
Our Treasurer, Michael Wertenberger, woke up to a milestone in his life and a celebration of it in his front yard. He is only a half century young...or something.
114 years of connecting business and community leaders, and doing good in the world.
Today, the 23rd of February is not only the day we celebrate the 114th Anniversary of the foundation of the very first Rotary club, the Rotary club of Chicago. But it's also world #RotaryDay, a day where we can be proud and celebrate the achievements and successes of all the Rotarians and the extended Rotary family around the world who do great things in their community.
Be sure to spread the word about why you're in Rotary and why today is a very special day for our great organization.
We have a full house today to welcome Dr. Del Phillips from Sumner County Schools. We are happy to welcome multiple visiting Rotarians, a handful of guests, two Interact students, and even a long absent member or two!
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USA-1, piloted by Sgt. Shauna Rohbock, with brakeman Michelle Rzepka, compete yesterday in the women's two-man bobsled competition final at the 2010 Olympics in Whistler, British Columbia. (AP Photo/Ricardo Mazalan)
Utah National Guard Sgt. Shauna Rohbock fell short of the medal stand yesterday at the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Rohbock and brakeman Michelle Rzepka finished sixth overall in the USA-1 sled. The USA-2 sled won the bronze medal, and the USA-3 sled finished fifth.
The result was a disappointment for Rohbock, a silver medalist in the 2006 Olympics.
""It wasn't the Olympics that I dreamed of for four years, but the U.S. got a medal today and that's amazing," said Rohbock, a member of the National Guard Outstanding Athlete Program. "That's awesome. That's all I want to see, is the U.S. on the medals stand."


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Q: Convert output table to JSON I need to format the default Accel-PPP output in JSON, but I am not an experienced programmer and would like an efficient command to gain processing time. I found this link https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/243484/how-do-i-convert-the-output-of-ps1-to-json. But the default output is different from the above link and is as follows:
  ifname  | username |    calling-sid    | rate-limit
----------+----------+-------------------+-------------
 pppoe0   | joao     | EC:22:80:A2:5E:D5 | 10240/1024
 pppoe2   | pedro    | C0:4A:00:88:E5:29 | 5120/1024
 pppoe4   | maria    | B0:4E:26:B1:75:7D | 5120/1024

And I would like it to look like this:
  [
   {
      "username":"joao",
      "data":{
         "ifname":"pppoe0",
         "calling-sid":"EC:22:80:A2:5E:D5",
         "rate-limit":"10240/1024"
      }
   },
   {
      "username":"pedro",
      "data":{
         "ifname":"pppoe2",
         "calling-sid":"C0:4A:00:88:E5:29",
         "rate-limit":"5120/1024"
      }
   },
   {
      "username":"maria",
      "data":{
         "ifname":"pppoe4",
         "calling-sid":"B0:4E:26:B1:75:7D",
         "rate-limit":"5120/1024"
      }
   }
]

A: I've make a little shell script to print it in JSON format:
#!/bin/bash

# Script to convert output of accel-cmd to JSON format
# Author: lfelipe
# Since: 2019-02-12

# Return of accel-cmd
ACCEL_RETURN=$(accel-cmd show sessions username,ifname,calling-sid,rate-limit,state | grep -v 'calling-sid' | grep -v '+-----' | sed 's/ //g')

# To save JSON format in string
JSON="["

# Delimiter of for
OLD_IFS=$IFS
IFS=$'\n'

# For each result
for USER in $ACCEL_RETURN
do
        USERNAME=`echo  ${USER} | cut -d '|' -f 1`
        IFNAME=`echo    ${USER} | cut -d '|' -f 2`
        SID=`echo       ${USER} | cut -d '|' -f 3`
        RATE=`echo      ${USER} | cut -d '|' -f 4`

        JSON+='{'

        JSON+='"username":"'${USERNAME}'",'

        JSON+='"data":{'
        JSON+='"ifname":"'${IFNAME}'",'
        JSON+='"calling-sid":"'${SID}'",'
        JSON+='"rate-limit":"'${RATE}'"'
        JSON+='}'
        JSON+='},'

done

# Default delimiter
IFS=$OLD_IFS

JSON+="]"

#Remove the last comma
JSON=`echo ${JSON%,*} ${JSON##*,}`

# Print JSON in string
echo "$JSON"

exit

Tested in CentOS 6.9 and validated JSON in jsonlint

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#ifndef ANITOMY_TOKENIZER_H
#define ANITOMY_TOKENIZER_H

#include "element.h"
#include "options.h"
#include "string.h"
#include "token.h"

namespace anitomy
{
    class Tokenizer
    {
    public:
        Tokenizer(const string_t& filename, Elements& elements,
                  const Options& options, token_container_t& tokens);

        Tokenizer(const Tokenizer&) = delete;
        Tokenizer& operator=(const Tokenizer&) = delete;

        bool Tokenize();

    private:
        void AddToken(TokenCategory category, bool enclosed, const TokenRange& range);
        void TokenizeByBrackets();
        void TokenizeByPreidentified(bool enclosed, const TokenRange& range);
        void TokenizeByDelimiters(bool enclosed, const TokenRange& range);

        string_t GetDelimiters(const TokenRange& range) const;
        void ValidateDelimiterTokens();

        Elements& elements_;
        const string_t& filename_;
        const Options& options_;
        token_container_t& tokens_;
    };
}

#endif  // ANITOMY_TOKENIZER_H

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Buzz Interviews Rina Mora of Tiny But Mighty Coaching
My name is Rina. I am a former Massage therapist and a reiki practitioner. After 18 years in business, over 20,000 massages and one too many injuries, it was time to retire. After having made the decision to retire my practice and start a new venture, Covid hit and my new plan no longer felt genuine to me. I found myself feeling lost, disempowered and uncertain about where I was heading. I decided to reach out to a coach friend of mine and share how I was feeling. I shared my desire to be of service and wanting to help others be their best selves and live their best lives. It was after that conversation and a lot of reflecting on my own personal journey of growth and self-discovery, I realized that I wanted to help others on their journey through coaching.
I had never given much thought about how much I was already "coaching" people until I really began to look at my life. Along with running my own business, I also have an extensive background in management. I have been a trainer, supervisor, leader, manager and mentor. Now I get to take all those past experiences and lots of my own training, work and skills and share my knowledge with others to help them grow personally and professionally.
I feel like my whole life's journey has been a beautiful set up to live out my true passion of coaching others to a more fulfilling journey of their own. It feels pretty amazing!
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Buzz Interviews Diana Carter of Arykas and Ybots PR
My daughter Akyra was scouted while attending a beauty pageant in Atlanta, GA. Next thing I knew, we were traveling to LA and she was signed with an agency. We were traveling back and forward to LA which was difficult, so I requested a transfer to a military base here in California. That is how actually my journey started… after hiring a manager and publicist, I realized that we were here to stay therefore, started to self teach myself on areas of Public Relations and Talent Management by reading several books, doing research and networking/collaborating with established personnel in the industry.
Current I have been blessed with some amazing mentors that have take me to a different level. From PR to Producing, Casting and Management of talent.
And that is how everything started. Continue Reading Meet Diana Carter of Arykas and Ybots PR
Buzz Interviews Lowell Bakke of The Standing Room
I'm originally from Hawaii and moved to the South Bay about 11 years ago. My family had a liquor store that had space in the back for a take out restaurant. We gave it a try and it blew to something a lot bigger than we ever imagined. From that location we open two other locations and I partnered in a brewery. Continue Reading Meet Lowell Bakke of The Standing Room
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Anchor Collection is a boutique representation company that provides independent group sales support, connecting Our Partners – Hotels, Venues & DMCs – with key players in the meeting, event, and incentive industries.
We consistently offer reliable and steadfast market representation for international and US Hotels, Venues & DMCs with US-based meeting, incentive, and event professionals – both direct and third-party planners.
We are strategic partners, global meeting and incentive industry professionals, and highly successful sales representatives that seamlessly connect premium international properties and destinations with interested corporate accounts.
After 25 years working for large hotel corporations and being laid off from Radisson Hotels, I decided to do my own thing, I already had a loyal client base and extensive network in the domestic and international meeting and incentive market which made setting up a new business a little easier.
We are experts at building partner relationships that deliver positive, measurable results. Continue Reading Meet Cherryl Brazier of Anchor Collection
Buzz Interviews Master Caique of Caique – Gracie Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy
I belong to a dynasty of Jiu Jitsu originated from Brazil. I always been an athlete since my young age, from Surfing to Jiu Jitsu. By been an outstanding Jiu Jitsu fighter. I was award with an invitation from the Grand Master Helio Gracie to come to USA and help his sons Rorion and Royce Gracie activities on the UFC. Rorion was the creator of the show, copying what his father was doing for years in Brazil, but transforming it in a much bigger and well planned show.
After 4.5 years helping their business I went on my own venture in the USA. Since that date, I have nothing but success doing what I love. Teaching Jiu Jitsu
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Buzz Interviews Nick Stahl of unSTAHLable
I am a huge fitness enthusiast and it has always been a huge passion of mine since starting on my journey in middle school. I fell in love with weightlifting in the 8th grade, it became my sanc·tu·ar·y and place of peace. In the 8th grade my father set up his old school weight bench for me and showed me some essential movements to get me started. My father, Keith Stahl worked a few years at a health club in his early years. After gaining muscle I began playing football, nowadays I enjoy Flag football on the weekends and Pittsburg Steelers games.
I then studied Kinesiology Movement Science at the Pennsylvania State University also known as Penn State or PSU. After graduating, I packed up my car and embarked on a cross country road trip. I was moving to Southern California to pursue my dreams in the fitness industry. I touched down in Venice Beach California where I started training at the world famous Mecca of Bodybuilding. I really enjoy helping people with their fitness goals so I continue to offer my skillset to though in need. Continue Reading Meet Nick Stahl of unSTAHLable
Buzz Interviews Rommel Villa
My name is Rommel Villa. I grew up in the beautiful land of Bolivia. Mythology, traditions, poverty, corruption, and family values were part of my everyday life. My interest in storytelling started when I was a kid, creating fictional stories about my family having superpowers, fighting poverty, and corruption in a world populated by magical dinosaurs and llamas. I grew up writing/directing award-winning plays based on social issues I learned at PASCAR, a social organization that educates young adults in HIV/AIDS misconceptions, and LGBTQ+ advocacy. At 18, I served in the military for a year in Bolivia, which was one of the most traumatizing experiences in my life due to the sexist and discriminatory environment.
I have a Bachelor's Degree in Systems Engineering, and an MFA in Film/TV Production at USC with an emphasis in Writing/Directing. In the last few years, I won a Directing stipend from Lionsgate-Televisa's Latinx filmmaker program, received a USC filmmaker grant which funded my award-winning LGBTQ+ thesis film Teddy Mate, which was an official selection at many Oscar Qualifying festivals, and last year I won a Writing/Directing Grant from the Sloan Foundation which funded Sweet Potatoes, my historical film which is a Winner at the 2020 Student Academy Awards.
I'm currently working in the Post Production department at USC's School of Cinematic Arts, where I also teach Motion Picture Editing while working on my own independent projects on the side.
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Buzz Interviews Hanieh Sigari of Qyral
I always knew I was different from my peers. I immigrated to Verona, NJ, at six years old, and the first friends I made were the senior citizens in my apartment complex. Unlike kids my age, they didn't care if I had a funny accent or what clothes I wore, and they helped me acclimate to American culture — although Mom had a bit of a shock when she realized the people I invited to my seventh birthday party were old enough to be her parents!
When I was 10, my best friend Madeline died at the age of 86. Then Richard passed away a few months later, followed by Albert, and Milly. It was crushing for a fifth grader to process so much loss, and it galvanized me to find a solution to the problem of aging, so I could keep my remaining friends around for as long as possible.
I understand now how complex that question really is, but the desire has never left me to make growing old easier so we can all live longer, healthier, more meaningful lives.
My efforts started small — I got a job at a nursing home in my sophomore year of high school, and kept it until I left for college. I loved working with the residents, especially the ones in the final stages of dementia. They lived in the moment and might not remember who you were, but they never forgot how you made them feel. I even met my future husband while working there. No, he wasn't a resident, just a young engineer who believed in my dreams.
At college I pursued my interests by studying Biochemistry and Gerontology, while he studied Business. Between us, we developed the knowledge and skills to take our ambitions to the next level. I founded a home healthcare business that enabled dementia and Alzheimer's patients to retain their independence, while he entered e-commerce logistics. Both companies thrived — mine enjoyed 600 percent YoY growth and employed hundreds of staff, while his grew to a $20M brand with four international locations.
We had the success we'd always dreamed of, but I wasn't making the impact I'd envisioned and I started to burn out. My work was important, but by the time I met my patients, their health was already irreversibly declining, and the razor-thin margins insurance allowed meant I couldn't offer my staff the opportunities they deserved to advance their careers. As time went on, the search for a new way of giving back began to consume me.
I decided to sell the healthcare business in order to focus on my original passions. That's how Qyral was conceived. It's the culmination of my life journey and experiences, giving me the opportunity to explore the science behind aging, help others to learn about the biological processes we all go through, and empower others through entrepreneurship. And heck, if the byproduct is healthier, more youthful skin — even better!
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Buzz Interviews Shereen Thor of Awaken The Rebel
Long story short, I was a disgruntled cubicle monkey who followed the rules believing they would make me happy. Spoiler alert: They did not.
Realizing that white picket fences are sometimes made of B.S., my inner rebel got woke, broke out of the 9-5, and became a stand-up comic/entrepreneur. Finally, living my truth was addicting – until I went into debt, got burnt out, and fell into a depression. That's the thing about life. It's not a straight shot to the top. Even when you're "following your bliss."
Along the way, I met and fell in love with my now-husband. Our relationship helped me identify, work through, and recover from some deep-rooted codependency issues as we built a life and family of our own. While I initially resisted the pull of motherhood, embracing it and accepting that I needed some support turned out to be the medicine I needed.
Today, I'm living a life that not only honors my soul but makes me damn happy and fulfilled. And while it took massive debt, two high-risk pregnancies, a hospitalization, and postpartum depression to wake my ass up, I eventually slayed my dragons and wrote my own rulebook. Now I work as a coach helping other women slay their own dragons to wake up their inner rebel and live life on their terms. Continue Reading Meet Shereen Thor of Awaken The Rebel
Buzz Interviews Shanna Lee The Soul Frequency
I would say that I'm not one of those people who had a clear path. I didn't grow up thinking I want to be one thing, and I want to grow up and do something in particular. I have had a path that has felt like stepping stones. And now that I look back on it, it has felt like gathering information, gathering skillsets, gathering tools, at the time, seeming complete like, I don't know what I'm doing, and I don't know why I'm gathering these different tools, and I don't know how this is all going to come together, all to culminate in this moment where I'm utilizing all of myself in service of other people and to help other people.
My background is in business and consulting for the real estate sector. I focused much of my professional life on sales and marketing until I woke up one day and realized I was living someone else's life. I had amassed things and achieved goals seeking fulfillment which seemed to elude me. It caused me to question the origins of fulfillment and define the importance of it beyond the societal definition of success. This inner contemplation leads me on a journey of self-discovery that has been nothing short of a wild and glorious ride. Through my own spiritual awakening, I was shown the steps we all move through in the alchemy of soulful transformation and I am honored to train and transform the lives of business leaders, celebrities, and fashion industry experts who want to create fulfilling lives. Continue Reading Meet Shanna Lee The Soul Frequency
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Expert Glassblower Creates Amazingly Realistic Large-Scale Glass Flowers
By Sumitra on May 29th, 2014 Category: Art
Jason Gamrath is a master glassblower from Seattle. His work primarily involves creating enormous, yet incredibly life-like orchids and carnivorous flowers using his expert glass blowing techniques. Through his art, he wants to help people appreciate the minute details of the plant kingdom on a magnified level.
Jason's glass orchids are gigantic – each one is bigger than a human head. But Jason doesn't compromise on detailing. The colors are vivid and all the features of real flowers are accurately represented on his glass replicas. "The purpose of creating this series on a macro scale is to bring to light the beauty that exists within the micro scale of nature," he said. He wants to force people to notice the details that they're prone to miss while 'walking around as a big person'.
Jason's work was exhibited in three exciting stages throughout the summer last year, at the Volunteer Park Conservatory in Seattle. The show was called 'Botanical Exotica' – it started with a bouquet of 10-foot-tall orchids in April, followed by a display of the Venus Flytrap and Pitcher Plant in June. The grand finale in August featured an exquisite collection of glass flowers made of 1,000 pieces of glass, taking up the entire Cactus Room.
Jason stumbled upon glass making at the age of 16. He worked on a variety of projects before starting his plant-based series. Previously, the 25-year-old had done an exhibit called 'Flesh and Bone' that was inspired by the pain he felt at the end of a long relationship. "After I got out of all the negativity, this project felt like the light at the end of the tunnel," he said.
Throughout his journey, Jason has derived inspiration from the works of American master glass sculptor Dale Chihuly. "Chihuly supplied every legacy that I've learned under," he said. Some have suggested that Jason's work is fast approaching Chihuly's standards and may someday be regarded just as good. But for now, he's just focused on doing bigger and better work. "Half of what I make is not perfect, and if it's not perfect I don't want it. I don't want to see it again."
Jason works exclusively with powdered glass. He begins with a molten bubble, creating petals and then dusting them with powder. He sometimes adds another layer of glass before dusting it again. He carefully reproduces the veins, the various gradients of color, and other delicate details that make the flowers so extraordinary. As he completes each section, he dips it into cold water to make the glass crack, and fills the crevices with more powdered glass. It takes him 'hundreds of hours' to create each pieces.
Before starting work on the glass flowers, Jason spent six months studying the complex morphology of orchidaceous species. His ultimate question was, 'How did this thing evolve?' which is what he hoped his audience would also ask after they observe his extraordinary, handcrafted steel and colored glass creations. "It is my hope that when people admire my large-scale renderings, they become curious and captivated by the hints of realism I incorporate into my designs," he said.
With all the effort that went into these exquisite creations, it isn't surprising that they were priced at $15,000 a stem.
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The Animals Act 1971: Keeping Wild Animals at Home
Topic: Law Words: 1007 Pages: 3 Jan 3, 2023
Animals Act 1971 is a set of regulations that help to solve the cases when animals that were domesticated by people attacked individuals or caused them some damage. There are many aspects to consider in each particular situation, from the definition of a dangerous animal to the possible reasons for its attack. Therefore, this essay aims to analyze the Animals Act 1971, observing it from the different sides through the case study of Phillipa and Victor.
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Before defining the degree of Phillipa's liabilities, in this incident, it is critical to determine whether she is considered the keeper of a parrot and what type of animal a Macaw parrot is. If the person who was injured aims to sue the owner of the animal, there are certain factors to be considered in the first place. The victim should prove that the accident happened because of the owner's negligence or the lack of control over the animal's behavior. Also, an essential factor in the case is whether the animal is considered to be dangerous or non-dangerous. Dangerous animals are the ones who usually live in the wildlife in the British Isles or in other countries (Ralli injury lawyers 2018). In addition, it is not a regular practice to keep them at home as domestic animals since those kinds primarily live in nature, such as fox or wolf. When they grow, they can easily attack the person if the animals are not restricted from coming close to people or kept in a cage or other ways of holding them at a safe distance.
If the court decides that the animal is dangerous, then it does not matter whether if it was the keeper's fault; they are fully responsible for the accident since the pet was not initially domestic. This statement applies to the case of Behrens v Bertram Mills Circus (1957), when the elephant chased the dog and injured Plaintiff and his property (Liability under the Animals Act 1971—dangerous species 2022). When the animal is a non-dangerous type but caused some damage to the person, the liability of the owner should be detected by several aspects that will help to determine whether they are guilty or not (Ralli injury lawyers 2018). In the situation with Tutin v. Mary Chipperfield Promotions Ltd (1980), the defendant could avoid the accusation because the camel was not considered a wild animal and the claimant was taking a willing risk (Patrick D. Hoctor, Petitioner, v. United States Department of Agriculture Respondent, 2022). However, because the keeper of the camel also showed some negligence, the claimant succeeded in her accusations.
First of all, it is crucial to define if the animal tends to attack people if it is not restrained or by its aggressive behavior leads to the injury of a person. In order to prove that the keeper is responsible for the incident is critical to take into consideration the typical behavioral pattern of the animal. Sometimes the representative of a particular species may act differently from others and demonstrate unique traits or acts of behavior that are not common to the kind (Ralli injury lawyers 2018). All those features should be known by the owner, and if the person who takes care of the animal is aware of that fact, then his liability is proven.
In the situation of Phillipa, it is possible to assume that she is the keeper and that the Macaw parrot is a non-dangerous animal. Parrots are a widespread type of domestic animal, and there are many different breeds of them that vary in their behavioral types. Macaw parrot was initially inhabited in the tropics but considered safe and appropriate to be kept as domestic animal. Since they are not supposed to be aggressive or unpredictably attack people, there might be additional reasons for that kind of behavior. There is a possibility that the owner of the animal can avoid the punishment for the animal attack in two certain circumstances. In the first situation, the attack happened strictly because of the injured person, who is accountable for the consequences of their acts. For instance, they could provoke the animal by scaring them, acting inappropriately, knowing that they put the animal under stress, or causing uncontrolled reactions.
As well, if the individual is aware of the potential danger that the animal might cause but decide to approach it anyway, then it is entirely their responsibility for the following reaction of the animal. In the case of McQuaker v Goddard (1940), the camel is considered to be a domestic animal since it was trained by the people and adapted to certain living conditions (McQuaker v. Goddard 2022). The same way can be explained to the court why the Macaw parrot is a domestic animal despite his origin being in the tropics.
It can be assumed that parrot is usually non-dangerous and non-aggressive that can freely coexist with people without attacking them. Phillipa, as an argument of her defense, may claim that there was a trigger that stimulated the parrot to bite Victor. The same plea was used in the case of Mirvahedy v Henley (2003) when Mirvahedy claimed that such an uncommon behavior of horses was caused by some trigger and usually they do not flee (Judgments – Mirvahedy (FC) (Respondent) v. Henley and another (Appellants) 2022). Since she supposedly knew all the behavioral habits of the parrot and did not lock it in the cage, utterly sure that it would cause no harm, then it could be used in Phillipa's defense.
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Thus, as a strategic tactic, Phillipa can provide the court with the argument in favor of her parrot, claiming that it is a non-dangerous domestic parrot. She might also prove that it was not her fault or negligence since the parrot was not in the cage because it is safe for people and does not attack them. Phillipa should focus on the fact the animal reacted to some trigger Victor caused that affected the reaction of the bird. Therefore, she will be able to avoid the liabilities for the incident.
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Q: How to do a httprequest with some dynamic url clientside, but do not redirect to this url? I created a custom action with some javascript inside of it. I would like to genereate dynamic some url. Then I would like to do a httprequest to this url. BUT I do not want to redirect to this url, so I need to stay on the current page.
    function RequestUrl()
    {
       var dynamicUrl = 'http://myCompany.com/sv/sv_000124/_layouts/15/SendToOfficialFile.aspx?ID=rm0001
    &Index=beb7b694-9aef-40b2-8910-a6637e138032&SourceUrl=%2Fsv%2Fsv%5F000124%2FGedeelde%20documenten%2FScrum%2DGuide%2DNL%2Epdf';

      // Do a httprequest clientside of the url above ??

    }

A: Without any more code I presume you execute this on a SharePoint page and the click event bubbles up the DOM and is caught by (the) SharePoint Form or anothe click event on the page..
So you need to cancel the events.
event.stopPropagation();

or
event.preventDefault();

See:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5963669/whats-the-difference-between-event-stoppropagation-and-event-preventdefault

A: It is possible with an ajax httprequest:
function ArchiveDocuments() {
    var dynamicUrl = 'http://myCompany.com/sv/sv_000124/_layouts/15/SendToOfficialFile.aspx';

    $.ajax(
                {
                    url: dynamicUrl,
                    method: "GET",
                    headers: {
                        "accept": "application/json;odata=verbose;charset=utf-8",
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Q: Update MySQL Column Timestamp I have this query:
 SELECT `ListingDeadline` FROM `listings` WHERE `listing_type_sid` = 6 AND `active` = 1;

Running this give me a result of 183 results of the column ListingDeadline in the following format:
2014-03-28 00:00:00
2014-03-30 00:00:00

This column is a DateTime type column where users select a date for a listing deadline and it returns the date and appends a time stamp. By default this timestamp was 00:00:00 which I've just changed to 23:59:59. What I want to do is update the current listingDeadline timestamp results with this new value (23:59:59) so that the 00:00:00 is replaced by 23:59:59 for all the 183 results.
Any one with an idea of what query that I can add to the one above to do this?

A: try this.
Update `listings` SET `ListingDeadline` = '23:59:59'
WHERE  `listing_type_sid` = 6 AND `active` = 1
AND    `ListingDeadline` = '00:00:00'

A: It seems your question can also be interpreted as just altering the query result.
If so, try this. It can also be used in an update.
SELECT `ListingDeadline` - INTERVAL 1 SECOND AS ListingDeadLine FROM `listings` WHERE `listing_type_sid` = 6 AND `active` = 1;

A: With help from some peeps finally got it to work using the following query. Hope it helps anyone else out there who may have a similar issue.
UPDATE `listings`
SET `listings`.`ListingDeadline`= ADDDATE(`listings`.`ListingDeadline`, INTERVAL -1 SECOND)
WHERE `listings`.`listing_type_sid` = 6
AND `listings`.`active` = 1;

Thanks for all your tips and ideas, helped alot.


anybody give the pros and cons of these cards?, any other suggestions?
> anybody give the pros and cons of these cards?, any other suggestions?
between the GeForce4 and the Quadro4.
>>anybody give the pros and cons of these cards?, any other suggestions?
> between the GeForce4 and the Quadro4.
3d Studio or anything else which uses wireframe heavily.
professional users to spend more money.
give the exact same results as a Quadro.
than the GF3, but it is also faster. Not very much, but a little bit.
With the right driver, i think the quadro 4 will be better/faster.
Sorry I cant give you a better answer.
memory frequency (depending on the two cards you compare).
The chips are identical, the drivers do however differ.
> memory frequency (depending on the two cards you compare).
Most GeForce cards can be overclocked with no problems.
it. It doesn't even get hot.
interested only in hardware texture mapping specifications.
I would likt to thank you for your hints and advice.
> interested only in hardware texture mapping specifications.
> I would likt to thank you for your hints and advice.
the Quadro and GeForce4 will be equal in this respect.
have you looked at a price of a Wildcat or FireGL4 ?
> >>anybody give the pros and cons of these cards?, any other suggestions?
> > between the GeForce4 and the Quadro4.
> 3d Studio or anything else which uses wireframe heavily.
> professional users to spend more money.
> give the exact same results as a Quadro.
> The chips are identical, the drivers do however differ.
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This is a fun card using the My Favorite Things "Spooky Scene" Die!
This is such a great set that contains all the elements to make a great Spooky Scene! I added Distress Ink to make the background, a circle die cut for the moon with Distress Ink, Pretty Pink Posh Sequins, and Stickles for the eyes of the ghost and the bat!
Brilliant use of the sketch, love this Halloween scene you created! Thanks for joining us at MFT!


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WWE News: Former WWE Champion Says Donald Trump Is Not Racist
This week, everyone watched as two controversial names were added to the cabinet of President Donald Trump. While many decried the choices of Betsy DeVos for Education Secretary and Jeff Sessions for the attorney general, others asked the public to wait and see. One of the biggest complaints about Sessions is his alleged ties to white supremacist groups, and that increases many people's fears of President Trump.
Former African American WWE star Bobby Lashley spoke to Sports Illustrated this week about the controversy and said that he doesn't buy into the notion that President Trump is racist in any way. Lashley, who worked closely with Trump when the president was in a storyline the WWE, said that he never saw racism from the man.
"I worked with him at WrestleMania, so when the media starts throwing all these accusations at him, I can tell you he was not racist."
Bobby Lashley was part of the "Battle of the Billionaires" storyline where Donald Trump feuded with WWE owner Vince McMahon. The two billionaires each managed a wrestler at WrestleMania that year, and the stipulation was that the manager of the winning wrestler shaved the head of the other man.
Donald Trump chose Bobby Lashley to represent him while McMahon chose the monster Umaga. When Lashley won the match, Donald Trump and Bobby Lashley shaved Vince McMahon bald while Stone Cold Steve Austin held him in place.
According to Bobby Lashley, Donald Trump really helped sell tickets and promote the show by taking on the character of "The Donald," and he really helped bring a lot of attention to the WWE at the time. Lashley then said that he helped make that one of the biggest WrestleMania events in history, and he can really make a change in the real world as well.
"He's going to take abuse for the next four years, but when everything gets fixed, then we can elect someone like The Rock, who will make everyone feel good. There is a time for strict and there is a time for leniency, and I don't think he is a bad person for the job."
The relationship between Donald Trump and the WWE stretches back over three decades. Long before he managed Bobby Lashley at WrestleMania and shaved Vince McMahon's head, Trump actually hosted two WrestleMania events. Both WrestleMania IV and WrestleMania V took place at Trump Plaza.
The relationship between Trump and the McMahon family grew from there. Later, when Trump was more of a reality television star than a businessman, he returned to the WWE. There was the Battle of the Billionaires storyline, and there was the infamous storyline where Trump bought the WWE from a financially struggling Vince McMahon.
That led to a battle of power that only lasted a few weeks before the WWE changed course. That storyline also included Trump offering to throw Vince McMahon's money out to fans of the WWE. It was a funny moment, and Trump later remembered that the fans loved him more than Vince because Trump actually gave them money.
More recently, the WWE inducted Donald Trump into the WWE Hall of Fame. In 2016, the relationship between Trump and the McMahon family continued when Linda McMahon donated $6 million to the Trump super PAC. Trump named Linda McMahon to his cabinet as the Small Business Administration administrator.
While there are many detractors who remain scared of what the country will turn into under President Trump, Bobby Lashley is at least one of the people who wants to wait and see, believing that President Trump has the country's best interests in mind.
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The Franco-British Collaboration award recognised an initiative which saw a French and a British business collaborating to deliver a significant project. In the aftermath of Brexit, this award will celebrate an initiative that contributed to maintaining a close relationship and continuing the collaboration between France and the UK.
We looked for initiatives such as: a French and a British business partnering to deliver a project together, a French organisation contributing significantly to a UK-based project or a UK organisation contributing significantly to a France-based project (for example, as an operator or as a subcontractor), etc. The project must have been completed or be sufficiently advanced to be able to demonstrate the collaborative and significant aspects of the initiative.
Reinforcing the Franco-British relationship through its alliances, projects and cultural exchanges, the French giant Colas Rail helped transform the West Midlands by delivering a light rail programme including close collaboration with local authorities.
Shortlisted companies: Netgem & Vinci Construction Grands Projets
Quality & scale of the project
Innovativeness of the project
Extent of the collaboration on the project
Overall commitment to continuing collaboration between France and the UK
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Control and Journey to the Savage Planet are Epic Store Exclusives
Jackson Wery / March 20, 2019 at 3:16 PM / Gaming, Gaming News / Comments
At the Game Developers' Conference (GDC) keynote today, Epic Games announced a partnership with publisher 505 Games to release both Control and Journey to the Savage Planet on the Epic Games Store. Control releases summer 2019, but Journey to the Savage Planet has no current release date. Despite previous statements made by Epic Games, neither title is currently available for preorder.
Control, developed by Remedy Entertainment, fuses the company's signature gunplay with supernatural abilities. The tense third-person action-adventure game seeks to blend the banal with the uncanny. It will feature a simultaneous physical and digital release for the PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One late this summer with the PC release of Control an epic exclusive.
Control combines the mundane with the supernatural. Mix bullets, magic, and wits to survive whatever creepy things are lurking in the dark.
The other title, Journey to the Savage Planet, is the debut game for Typhoon Studios. Typhoon Studios features seasoned industry members such as Alex Hutchinson, Yassine Riahi, and Reid Schneider. Journey to the Savage Planet is a bright, colorful first-person experience with strange alien creatures. The player must explore and determine if the lush planet is suitable for human habitation. Along the way, they investigate and catalog the planet's native plants and animals. It will be available for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, with a release date coming sometime later this year.
Journey to the Savage Planet is a cheerful adventure game headed by industry veterans.
Digital distribution of both titles will be exclusive to Epic Games' Epic Store for 12 months. Neither 505 Games nor Epic Games gave more details about the deal. But, despite the agreement, not all titles distributed or published by 505 Games will be Epic Store exclusives.
505 Games publishes a large selection of titles for a variety of ages and skill levels. Some of the publisher's other games and titles for distribution include Dead by Daylight, Terraria, PAYDAY 2, Stardew Valley, and Portal Knights.
I, personally, love the blending of magic and mundane in Funcom's Secret World Legends. Control gives me similar vibes and I'm really excited to learn more about the game.
Jackson Wery
My mood is being able to say "I'm very tired" in as many languages as possible. I play a lot of tabletop RPGs and sometimes I will play a video game. Talk with me about survival horror.
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Q: Is there any attempt to explain irrational numbers from a geometrical point of view? I'm trying to understand irrational numbers as the result of comparing different referential symmetries, and I'd like to know if there have been any attempt to explain irrationality from any geometrical point of view.

A: Considering the pythagorean theorem on isosleces triangles:
Sidelength of a,b = 1 -> $ c = \sqrt2 $
Sidelength of a,b = 2 -> $ c = \sqrt8 $
...
$ c = \sqrt{(2*a^2)} = \sqrt2*a $
However no matter how big you choose a and b to be as long as they are both rational, you never get a result which is not irrational.
One would assume though if you construct it on paper, and $\sqrt2$ was a rational number, then you could find a solution which has an integer distance as side c.
But this is never the case.
after seeing Rahuls comment (ofc choices like a = $\sqrt2$ break this)


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Changes in technology such as cloud computing and the internet of things (IoT) could hold the potential to "dematerialize" the electronics industry. The rise of service business models and better product tracking and takeback could lead to global circular value chains. Material efficiency, recycling infrastructure and scaling up the volume and quality of recycled materials to meet the needs of electronics supply chains will all be essential.


Today I will explain in simple terms the research onion.This builds on from my last post, where I introduced you to the concept of research philosophy, giving the simple analogy of a tree which demonstrated how philosophy is inherently linked to research design.
What is the research onion?
The research onion was developed by Saunders et al in 2007 to describe the stages through which a researcher must pass when developing an effective methodology. Just as I previously explained, in order for your research to have maximum credibility, you must provide explanations and justifications for each level of your methodological decisions. The research onion is basically an extension of the research methods tree.
As you can, there are different layers to the research onion, the premise being that you start from the outside and peel each layer away until you reach the core. These layers are broken up into six main areas: research philosophy; research approach; research strategy; research choices; time horizons and techniques and procedures. I will explain what each layer means below.
Epistemology: What Constitutes Valid Knowledge and How Can We Obtain It?
Ontology: What Constitutes Reality and How Can We Understand Existence?
There are two main positions considered here, known as positivism and interpretivism. This underpins the qualitative versus quantitative debate, often referred to as "the scientist versus detective" debate. I explain exactly what all of this means in my post- 'What is positivism and interpretevism?'.
This is referring to the approach that the researcher takes, which can largely be described as either inductive or deductive.
The deductive approach starts small and gets bigger. It starts with a specific hypothesis or hypotheses that has been developed based on information or patterns that have been observed by the researcher. It then seeks to test this hypothesis and develop a broader theory from it.
The inductive approach is the opposite. It starts with a board theory and then focuses later on the smaller, more specific details. This is sometimes referred to as a move from the specific to the general.
Typically, a deductive approach is associated with quantitative research and an inductive approach is associated with qualitative research.
The strategy layer of the research onion refers to how the researcher intends to carry out the work, i.e. what method of data collection will be used. I talk more about research method strategies in my posts on 'qualitative research and quantitative research'.
The choices outlined in the research onion include the mono method, the mixed method, and the multi-method.
The mono-method involves using one research approach for the study. The mixed-methods required the use of two or more methods of research, and usually refers to the use of both a qualitative and a quantitative methodology. In the multi-method, a wider selection of methods is used. You can read more about the use of 'mixed methods research' in this post.
The Time Horizon refers to the time frame within which the project is intended for completion. According to the research onion, there are two types of time horizons: cross-sectional and the longitudinal.
The cross-sectional time horizon is when there is a pre-set time established for the collection of data. A longitudinal time horizon refers to the collection of data repeatedly over an extended period, for example when a person reaches a different age or different seasons throughout the year.
The final layer of the research onion is techniques and procedures. This is the section where you should make explicit exactly how and why you are undertaking the research.
This can be referring to primary data (data collected first-hand for the research project), or secondary data (data that was collected by somebody else and subsequently published).
You will need to make your research design clear, with valid justifications for each stage. This provides a framework which includes the considerations that led to the appropriate methodology being adopted, the way in which the respondents were selected, and how the data will be analysed.
You will also cover research samples in this inner layer of the research onion. A sample is a representative segment of a larger population. In this instance it is referring to the people who participated in your study. You will need to explain who was selected and why, supported by sampling theory, more about that in this post- 'How to select an appropriate sample for your research project'. The reader will also want to know about your sample size.
Lastly, it is worthwhile addressing the ethics of your research in this last section of the research onion. This demonstrates that you have been an ethical researcher and that you comply with any regulations set upon you by your university. I have written a bit more about what to include in this section here- 'Why your research should always be ethical'.
So, that sums up the research onion. And in actual fact it sums up your overall methodology chapter for your research project! I have a number of posts covering each of the areas mentioned in the research onion further, so read on should you require further guidance. I also recommend that you use some of the excellent research methods books available to you- I recommend Social Research Methods by Bryman and Research Methodology: A Step by Step Guide for Beginners by Kumar.
Lastly, I have also included a handy YouTube video below that explains the research onion very clearly (I'll get round to making my own one day).


Many soon-to-be high school seniors worry about senior pictures and submitting college applications – but for Katherine Latona, her focus was on her move from Colombia to the United States and becoming the primary caretaker for her father.
Latona was raised by her parents in Bogota, Colombia, but after her father lost his job in 2005, he moved to New York. They had always planned on moving to the U.S. as a family, but her parents got divorced at the start of her senior year – the same time as the immigration process finalized – giving her only six months to move.
Her father was afraid for her to live in New York, so they moved to North Carolina and she was picked on lottery to enroll at the Durham School of the Arts.
Art became her source of healing.
After graduating from high school, Latona and her husband were stationed in Colorado Springs. She enrolled in the architect program at Pikes Peak Community College, but realized it wouldn't transfer to a bachelor's degree in the area.
Latona completed 60 credits at PPCC and a semester at UCCS when her husband decided he wanted to go to school in Orlando.
"I didn't have a plan for Florida and missed UCCS," Latona said.
Two years later, Latona moved back to Colorado Springs and was offered the Reisher Scholarship and Karen Possehl Women's Endowment Scholarship.
During her time at UCCS, she's interned with the Colorado Springs Pioneer's Museum, UCCS Gallery of Contemporary Art, worked at Goodwill and now the UCCS Undergraduate Research Journal. She's also the art history representative for the Visual and Performing Arts chairs committee, a student-led committee that counsels the chair of the department. They launched the first VAPA arts festival last semester and will launch 'Communitas' next year.
Latona hopes to become a professor one day.
Earlier this year, she traveled with her mentor, Lauren Kinnee, to Washington D.C. after winning a College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences grant as part of her senior thesis exploring monuments and how they affect national identity.
Latona will graduate with highest honors Dec. 14 and plans to take time off before enrolling in masters and Ph.D. programs.
Get to know professors and mentors. Today they're our professors, but when we graduate they become our colleagues and they can open a crazy amount of opportunities and help guide us through our career.
You can apply for scholarships even before you start classes.
Utilize the Wellness Center. They have everything from mental health to a clinic. My insurance was unstable during the last few years, but I always knew they would take care of me.
If you don't know something, ask your professor. If they don't know something, they'll steer you in the right direction.
Self-care. Scholarship students tend to be super self-critical and workaholics, but at the end of the day, we're still humans and a large part of it is mental health. Take care of yourself and never lose sight of where you want to be.


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New Country 92.3's JingleFest started 17 years ago and has since become a holiday tradition in St. Louis. This FREE concert is a way New Country 92.3 can say thank you to our listeners every year. The idea behind JingleFest is to bring Nashville's up and coming artists to you in St. Louis before they get too big for their britches! With Danny Montana's vision and his great relationship with Music City, we have been able to bring you an incredible line up over the years that include artists: Sam Hunt, Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Taylor Swift, Eric Church, Maren Morris, Dierks Bentley, Sugarland and many more! We should do a reunion show!
Check out our previous year's line-ups below!
JingleFest 2018
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Old Dominion, LOCASH, Walker Hayes, Delta Rae, Brandon Lay
Chase Rice, Maren Morris, and Kane Brown
Sam Hunt, Tyler Farr, Maddie & Tae
Cole Swindell, Chase Rice, The Swon Brothers, and RaeLynn
Thomas Rhett, Dustin Lynch, and Jana Kramer
Lee Brice, Gloriana and Kip Moore
Jake Owen, Thompson Square and Hunter Hayes
Justin Moore, The Band Perry, Josh Thompson
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Before, it was pretty awkward to post a response to a code snippet. I mean, I sure as hell knew how it worked, but I'm not sure if anyone else knew, and it was a pretty unhappy compromise anyway. Now, its just two button clicks to update a posted snippet with your changes. But the really interesting new feature is that it now generates the diffs between different revisions of a snippet, and displays them beneath the current version of the snippet.
You can go take a look at the snippet that screenshot is from, and I think it turns out to be a pretty compelling feature, since the whole point of ACR is to make it easier for people to suggest improvements to snippets (for example, when people post snippets into an IRC chatroom looking for help, wouldn't it be nice to actually be able to show them how to fix it?).
I'd be glad to hear any responses, now that its taken a step from being a shoddy me too service to something slightly more interesting.
Now for a quick discussion about implementing the diffs between different revisions. Things didn't quite go as expected, in the sense that it was easy in the places I thought it would be hard, and hard in the places where I thought it would be easy. Live and learn.
Which is to say, that I don't really do anything at all to generate the code diffs, other than simply calling a module function. But things did get a little bit trickier afterwards.
The problem began because the db.ListProperty property used to describe a field in BigTable requires a type argument. Sure, no problem. And it requires that it be one of a specific list. Sure, tons of choices there, no problem. And it needs all the entries in one list to be of the same type. Hey, I only want to store diffs, so they'll all be the same, no problem. And it apparently ignores you when you set the db.Text property type and complains that unicode types can't store more than 500 bytes in the database. Well, thats a problem.
Instead, I jury-rigged my own list with some old style ingenuity and some new style obliviousness to the consequences. Using... simplejson to serialize and deserialize.
I wouldn't say that this is a brilliant solution, or even a good solution, but it is a good enough solution, which seems to be what web applications boil down to eventually. Hits to the database are minimized, and CPU is almost never the restrictive factor in web development. You may wonder why I went with simplejson instead of using pickle, and its turns out the answer is quite simple. As in, simplejson is very convenient to work with, and saved me from having to use a StringIO to mimic a file for pickle to serialze and deserialize with.
Hope this breakdown of the code was slightly interesting, and let me know if there are any questions.


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New Regency Productions es una productora audiovisual, subsidiaria de Regency Enterprises, fundada en 1991 por Arnon Milchan. Sus instalaciones están en los terrenos de 20th Century Fox, empresa que, desde 1998, sirve como distribuidora de las producciones de New Regency, tarea que anteriormente estaba a cargo de Warner Bros. New Regency produce principalmente películas. Entre ellas se encuentran:

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This is not an endorsement of any political view, but Hoefler & Frere-Jones make slick fonts, like the OBAMA font, Gotham (not that I'm a big font nerd or anything). I did, however, totally nerd-out while looking at their blog.
Just read a book by George Alec Effinger and while researching him found this amazing image. It's from Luminist Bookstore, which seems to have a great variety of pulp, sci-fi and horror books and magazines.
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