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What DEM Presidential Hopefuls said during December Debate
Fri, Dec 20th 2019 @ 9:05 am EST
Democratic Presidential hopefuls gathered in California last night for their sixth debate. While immigration hasn't been discussed much at the last two debates, last night, the candidates were asked for their position on the illegal-alien population and how they would handle the families who were separated at the border.
Andrew Yang on whether he would move on a permanent fix for DACA recipients:
Of course I would. I'm the son of immigrants myself, and I know that Dreamers are essentially Americans in everything but this legal classification. ...
I believe everyone on this stage would do the right thing by Dreamers in the first 100 days. I would make it a top priority. I'm the son of immigrants myself. The fact is, almost half of Fortune 500 companies were started by an immigrant or children of immigrants. Immigrants make our country stronger and more dynamic.
And immigrants are being scapegoated for issues they have absolutely nothing to do with. If you go to the factory in Michigan, it's not wall-to-wall immigrants. It's wall-to-wall robot arms and machines. We have to send the opposite message of this administration.
And as your president, I think I could send a very clear message, where if you are considering immigrating to this country and I am the president, you would realize my son or daughter can become president of the United States. That's the opposite of the current administration, and that's the message I would love to send to the world.
Sen. Bernie Sanders was asked if he would support amnesty for all illegal aliens, or just a segment of the illegal population:
This is what I would do. Day one, executive order, restore the legal status of 1.8 million young people in the DACA program.
Day one, we change border policy so that federal agents will never snatch babies from the arms of their mothers.
Day one, day one, we introduce bipartisan legislation, which will, in fact, be comprehensive, which will result in a path toward citizenship for all of the 11 million who are undocumented. That is what the people of our country want.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar also responded to the questions posed to Yang and Sanders:
My view on this comes from experience. When I got to the Senate, Senator Kennedy asked me to be one of the two new senators that was in the group to work on the immigration reform package. We got so close to passing that. I voted for it. Not everyone did. But most of the Democrats did.
Then I was on the Judiciary Committee when President Obama was president. And we worked very hard on that immigration reform. We actually passed that with Republican votes.
Then I was in the small group that worked on the compromise on the Dreamers that would have solved that problem. We didn't get that done because this president gut-punched us.
Mayor Pete Buttigieg was asked if he would compensate any families who were separated at the border:
Yes, and they should have a fast track to citizenship, because what the United States did under this president to them was wrong. We have a moral obligation to make right what was broken.
And on the larger issue of immigration, my understanding of this issue isn't theoretical. It's not something I formed in committee rooms in Washington. It begins with the fact that my household, my family, came from abroad. My father immigrated to this country and became a U.S. citizen.
It comes from the fact that I'm the mayor of a city where neighborhoods that were left for dying are now coming back to life, largely because of the contributions mainly of Latino immigrants. And I've seen those same neighborhoods shut down, families huddling in church, panicking just because of the rumor of an ICE raid. That did not make our country safer. ...
When I am president, based on those experiences, I will make sure that this is a country of laws and of values. And that means not only ending these unspeakable, cruel practices at the border, but finally and truly fixing the immigration system that has needed a full overhaul since the 1980s.
Vice President Joe Biden wasn't asked about immigration, but still responded to the original question regarding DACA:
Number one, the reason we're the country we are is because of immigration. We've been able to cherry pick the best from every single continent.
The people who come here have determination, resilience. They are ready to stand up and work like the devil. We have 24 out of every 100 children in our schools today is Hispanic. The idea that we are going to walk away and not provide every opportunity for them is not only stupid and immoral, but it's bad for America.
They are the future of America and we should invest in them. Everybody will benefit from it, every single American. And you should get used to it. This is a nation of immigrants. That's who we are. That's why we're who we are. That's what makes us different. And we should invest in them.
Read the full debate transcript at the Washington Post.
Updated: Fri, Jan 3rd 2020 @ 9:10am EST


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ASEAN Consumer Empowerment Index Launched
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Wahyu Dwi Anggoro • 12 January 2021 09:44
Jakarta: The ASEAN Committee on Consumer Protection (ACCP) has launched the Report of ASEAN Consumer Empowerment Index 2020 Pilot Project (ACEI 2020), as envisioned under the ASEAN Strategic Action Plan for Consumer Protection 2016-2025.
"The ACEI is a composite index calculated on a country level based on questionnaire-styled surveys, in order to benchmark the national level of consumer empowerment in each ASEAN Member State (AMS), against that of the entire region," said the ASEAN Secretariat in a media release on Monday.
It is based on a set of key indicators which are equally weighted and grouped into three main components: Consumer Awareness; Consumer Skills; and Consumer Behavior. The regional index is calculated as the weighted average of the ten country scores, in accordance with the percentage of national sample size to total regional sample.
A total of 7,185 respondents across all Member States took part in the survey, categorized according to four criteria namely; gender, location, age and education. The study acknowledged that due to limited resources, it was not possible for the pilot project to go for a full representative sample.
On the consumer awareness category, ASEAN consumers scored the highest on consumer rights and responsibilities. Nonetheless, there is a need to enhance the level of consumer awareness on redress mechanisms, and for consumer protection authorities to enhance its public advocacy and education programmes.
Meanwhile, on the consumer skills category, ASEAN consumers scored highest on numerical and financial skills, as well as the ability to detect scams and misleading advertisements. However, consumers will need to further engage on practicing sustainable consumption.
Lastly, on the consumer behavior category, ASEAN consumers have the highest tendency to compare products and read the terms and conditions before making a purchase. On the other hand, they are less likely to participate in consumer groups or associations, and contribute to policy-making or act as agent-of-change.
The survey shows that there is a positive correlation between the level of individual empowerment and the level of education. The ACEI stands at 63.7%, meaning that across the region, on an average, consumers are moderately empowered.
The result of this pilot project will help facilitate a better understanding on consumer empowerment in ASEAN and assist the ACCP in further refining ACEI's methodology for future surveys.
The next ACEI is scheduled to be launched in 2024.
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LXE Touts Record Revenues in '03
Provider of rugged wireless computers accelerated incorporation of RFID, speech recognition into products
Atlanta — March 11, 2004 — LXE Inc., a manufacturer of rugged wireless computers, topped $100 million in annual revenues for the first time in its history last year in the wake of record fourth-quarter revenues, the company reported recently.
"We had another record year in a market that most industry experts describe at best as flat," noted Jim Childress, LXE's president and general manager. "This makes three straight years of record revenue growth, and five straight record year-over-year quarters."
Childress added that he believes the company will also see a jump in its market share. "LXE's markets in the Americas and Europe remained great sources of new orders, and the division also expanded business in the Pacific Rim, specifically in Australia and Singapore," he said.
Based in Norcross, Ga., LXE offers rugged mobile computers, auto-ID technologies and wireless network infrastructure, as well as installation and support services. The company says its wireless products and solutions help companies improve supply chain performance.
In 2003, LXE launched its new partner and service programs, PartnerPass and ServicePass. Also in 2003, LXE introduced two new Windows CE-based handheld computers, the MX5 and MX6.
"We accelerated the incorporation of RFID and speech recognition into our standard products," said Bill Roeder, senior vice president and deputy general manager for LXE, "and 2004 appears to be picking up where 2003 left off, with several new products soon to be announced, as well as continued expansion of our RFID capabilities."
In addition, LXW earned a second-consecutive Mobile Star Award for the industry's best customer service, and an independent study by Moore & Symons named LXE the service and support leader in for the second consecutive year.


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15-year-old Senior Secondary School student appointed king in Ondo State after death of his father
March 25, 2020 Haybee Gists 0
The Ondo State Executive Council on Monday, approved the appointment of 15-year-old Prince Oloyede Adeyeoba as the Arujale of Okeluse in Ose local government area of the state.
The 15-year-old Senior Secondary School student is the only surviving son of the late king.
The appointment was among the three ratified by the Executive Council presided over by Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu on Monday, 23rd March, 2020.
The council also approved was the appointment of Prince Ebenezer Adewunmi Ogunmolasuyi as the Olupenmen of Upenmen in Owo local government Area of Ondo State. The 47-year-old Mass Communication and Journalism graduate from the Nigeria Institute of Journalism, NIJ and an Associate Member of the Nigeria Institute of Public Relations, NIPR is from the Ayiwoye Akinola ruling house.
The Olupenmen stool became vacant in August 2017 after the demise of Oba (Rtd Col.) Samuel Ademulegun.
The third Prince whose selection was ratified is Prince Olorunsola Akinyelure as Odogbo of Ode Omi in Irele council area.
Briefing government house correspondents after the meeting, the Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Lola Fagbemi, flanked by his Information counterpart, Donald Ojogo, said Ogunmolasuyi's appointment followed an election conducted by kingmakers in the community.
Fagbemi said the ratification was arrived at after hours of deliberations by the Council.
The election was supervised by Mr Segun Omojuwa, the Director of Local Government Administration in Owo local government.
16-year-old girl who allegedly killed her friend's father that attempted to rape her, remanded in custody
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Popular and distinguished physicist Lee Smolin, himself a lapsed string theory adherent of the 1980s, contends that string theory, perhaps one of the hottest topics in physics for the past 20 years, has not only lost its way but led to a dead-end. In fact, he argues, it isn't even a fully formed theory at all, but more accurtely described as conjecture--a prime example of abstract theory and speculation taking precedence over experimentally verifiable evidence and testable assumptions. Besides being in itself an example of how even well funded and authoritatively promoted science can float blithely free from reality when traditional restraints are relaxed, the dominance of string theory has stifled scientific advance by virtue of the control that its defenders exercise over the employment and research agendas of young physicists, even to the extent of their being penalized for pursuing alternative avenues. Alternatives should be encouraged, and Smolin highlights a number of directions currently being investigated that he considers promising.
Lee Smolin earned his Ph.D. in physics at Harvard, then went on to teach at Yale and Pennsylvania State before helping to found the innovative Perimeter Institute in Ontario, Canada. He has also authored The Life of the Cosmos and Three Roads to Quantum Gravity.
"As Smolin reminds his readers, string theorists haven't been able to prove any of their exotic ideas, and he says there isn't much chance that they will in the foreseeable future. . . . [He] believes that physicists are making the mistake of searching for a theory that is "beautiful" and "elegant" instead of one that's actually backed up by experiments."
"[Lee Smolin] takes a complex debate on a highly theoretical topic and makes it accessible and interesting to the general public. With gusto, the author describes the infighting and politics that hinder progress in physics."
"A well-known name in theoretical physics, Smolin dissents from its dominant contemporary avenue of research: string theory, or, more accurately, theories, since there are calculably more string theories than there are subatomic particles in the universe. To Smolin, that is among many causes for suspecting that string theorists are on the wrong track for solving five fundamental problems in theoretical physics, which is his opening salvo in this critique of his profession."
"The best book about contemporary science written for the layman that I have ever read ... Read this book. Twice."


Welcome to the Hedgehog class! My name is Miss Grant and I am very pleased to be your new class teacher. I come from Scotland and this will be my second year teaching Year 5 at DBS Wakra.
This half term we will be learning about "The Amazing Americas" where we will take part in lots of fun and exciting activities based around Geography. We are very lucky to be supported in class by Mrs. Santana who previously taught one of the Pre-School classes in DBS Wakra. You will also be taught P.E. by either Mr. Johnston or Mr. Shovelton and either Spanish by Mrs. Delgado or Arabic by Mrs. Rana/Mr. Nabih. This year we are also lucky and very excited to have Miss. Verlato in school who will be teaching you Music.
The school day begins at 7:00am and this year the register will close at 7:05, after that time your child will be marked as late. In the mornings we will be doing revision activities which are important and help your child progress, so please make sure your child is on time. School finishes at 1.30pm therefore children should be collected promptly. Our classroom is located in the outside block next to the playground. During play we enforce a 'no hat, no play' policy, also every child should bring a piece of fruit as a healthy snack.
During the first few weeks I will arrange a time to meet with all parents. Until then, you are welcome to email the school/class dojo me with any questions or concerns.
My name is Mr Braithwaite from Lancashire, England famous for its outstanding beauty, many football stadiums and Hotpot! I will be your new Year 5 teacher.
I'm excited to be moving into the juniors after teaching in Key Stage 1 for the last two years at DBS Wakra. I have many more years of teaching experience, and I'm sure that Leopard Class are going to benefit from this. Our first topic will be 'The Amazing Americans.' Miss Grant and I have many exciting, challenging and fun learning planned, and I cannot wait to get going.
Here are a few important messages for you.
-	KS1 and KS2 both finish at 1.30 pm.
-	It is essential that your child is in school on time. Active learning begins as soon as they enter the classroom. If your child is late, they may miss out on something vital.
-	Children will need to bring in their healthy packed lunch to school with a refillable water bottle.
-	Children will also need to have a healthy 'snack" or fruit which they can eat during the morning break.
-	Children must have a hat for playtime outside. We operate a 'no hat – no play' policy. Children without a hat will be supervised during playtime within the classroom.
-	During the first few weeks, class teachers will meet with all parents, giving you the opportunity to meet with your child's class teacher, discuss any information that may be valuable for your child's class teacher to be aware of and discuss general information such as homework. I am a keen user of Class Dojo used for behaviour and communication between teacher and parents, you will receive your personal details for joining this on the first day.


SHOT Show technically doesn't end until tomorrow at noon, but we're throwing in the towel. We've found some cool stuff and are ready to kick off our giveaway! We'll be giving away five grab bags and two autographed copies of Lynne Finch's book, TAKING YOUR FIRST SHOT. The grab bags will be a random assortment of swag that will include a shirt and a baseball cap, plus whatever other cool stuff we can stuff in the box before we can seal it up.
Great blog, love the info you are sharing. I found your site from Momma Fargo sharing it on Facebook!
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Awesome swag! Jealous of all the cool people you got to hang out with!
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Niall Horan has had major knee surgery
by Emmy Griffiths	Published on 17 January 2014
Amazingly enough, even though the One Direction boys are probably the most famous group on the planet, sometimes they can sneak off, get major surgery, and their incredibly devoted fans wouldn't even know. Niall Horan revealed that he had an operation on his knee in the US the other day on Twitter after he was spotted hobbling around on crutches.
Niall Horan is recuperating after having secret knee surgery.
The Sun pictured the 20-year-old singer using crutches, sending speculation rife that the One Direction band member had an operation to sort out his well-known knee problem.
The young star tweeted to his concerned fans, ensuring them that all was well and good.
Harry Styles is torn between two worlds
Harry Styles' life is becoming increasingly like a bad teen movie about a young British pop star who has to choose between his one true love and his best friends (aka the One Direction boys). Basically it sounds like his blossoming relationship with Kendall Jenner has been clashing with his chilled out London lifestyle – probably because Kendall is in a reality TV show where she shares her entire personal life for profit and fame. Just saying.
He wrote: "Hey guys I know most of you have seen those pics today! Yes I've had major knee surgery, a much larger surgery than first anticipated." Alright Niall, we didn't know you had a bit of a flair for drama!
He continued: "But I would like to tell u, it was a complete success! Considering the scale of it."
Luckily for One Directioners, this shouldn't put any hold on the band's next tour, which will start later this year beginning in the UK in May. Niall confirmed he'd be ready and well for the tour, writing: "All I ask of you guys is that you would respect my privacy as I try to recover…for the Where We Are tour."
There has been some backlash though, with one dramatic Twitter user receiving a huge amount of negative feedback by Niall's die hard fans by tweeting: "Niall lied to us, he should of died in surgery. Im gonna stop being a Directioner."
Kids these days ey?! The backlash directed at the Twitter user was huge, especially since most fans were understanding about Niall's privacy. One person wrote: "He's just had surgery, he wants privacy and rest!" whilst another wrote: "People are stupid and sometimes cant accept the fact Niall is hurt so they make a lie hoping its true."
This isn't the first time this week that one of the One Direction boys has gotten themselves into trouble with their fans, as bad member Liam Payne apologised profusely on Twitter after he was snapped standing on the ledge of a high building, scaring his fans who told him to get away from the edge.
He wrote of the incident: "You may have seen a photo of me today taken on top of a building. I regret being here and having a photo taken.
"It was a stupid and irresponsible thing to do. I am sorry, and do not endorse any fans trying to repeat this, as it is extremely dangerous."
Uh oh boys, don't fall down the Justin Bieber route!
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Nine shoes that I want right now. I just purchased the BAMBI (far right on the bottom) which is an exclusive collaboration between Pixie Market x Jeffrey Campbell, not too shabby! Also been loving all the wedges out lately, particularly the corked bottom ones from Steve Madden!


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Q: iMessage bubble in iOS 7 In iOS7 there is significant cropping (40-50%)– of MMS/GIF messages and photos (new "Square" orientation)  - within the iMessage chat bubble. This was not a problem in ios6  - for MMS/animated gif/video files.
In iOS6-we could control the visibility of the MMS/GIF to perfectly "fit " the chat bubble, by reducing the resolution of the MMS/GIF. However – reducing the resolution of the MMS/GIF files in iOS7 does not change the proportion of the message visible in the chat window.
Any body have any temporary  "work around" solutions for this bug – or have any ideas on how we can present an animated GIF/MMS without significant cropping in the iMessage chat bubble?
Thanks in advance for your help

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    const STATUS_PAGO = 'pagado';
    const STATUS_CANCELADO = 'cancelado';
    const STATUS_EN_CURSO = 'en curso';
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Mirzəqışlaq (also, Mirzakyshlak and Mirzakyshlakh) is a village and municipality in the Quba Rayon of Azerbaijan.  It has a population of 517.

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Populated places in Quba District (Azerbaijan)


Experimental rock dominates this episode of Open Circuit. We've got Adebisi Shank with some gallop-rhythm filled math rock, subPixel with a chip prog gem from the new Ubiktune album The Wave, Danimal Cannon bringing one of his game boy tracks to life with the orchestral metal treatment, and a mesmerizing 40+ minutes of Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Game music lovers, you haven't been forgotten: this episode features music from Open Circuit favorites VikingGuitar and Temp Sound Solutions as well as two tracks from the Sharing Is Caring EP which was included with the most recent Game Music Bundle.
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Q: What is Ultra Strike and how can we get it? I heard there is a new weapon called Ultra Strike which is supposedly exclusive to Motorola phones, which will come with Ingress pre-installed.

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*How does the weapon work, in comparison to existing ones (XMP, virii)?

*Is it only exclusive to the hardware with pre-installed Ingress, or all Motorola devices?

*Are there ways for other devices to activate hacking it from portals (app to spoof phone type to Ingress? custom Ingress apk? )

A: If you rewatch the video you posted and read the thread with it you get the official answer that states:

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*Only a new, yet to be released, Motorola phone can obtain the Ultra Strike weapon via hacking portals.

*The weapon can be shared like other items and any phone can use the weapon.

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Ultrastrikes are now hackable by all!
What it is then?
It's a burster, you fire it just like XMP. It's a bit different though,..

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*Radius 10 - 30 m

*MUCH higher damage

*Very steep damage falloff (you must stand right on a resonator)

Moreover, it has a new tactical functionality:
If you stand right on the center of a portal, you can destroy its shields and other mods!

A: I met an L8 with ultra strikes. He said they are very powerful at extremely short range. He said you have to be standing on top of a resonator for it to be effective: if you are even a few meters away from the resonator, it won't do anything. He said even normal GPS wiggle can make him "miss".

A: it comes with the droid maxx and i assume the ultra and the other one.  I got it today it also came with 50 burst and res plus power cubes at your current level.  I accidentally fired one off but not sure what it did if it did anything.


Where is H-Oil RC used?
The H-OilRC (RC stands for Resid Cracking) process uses ebullated-bed hydrocracking technology to process heavy feedstock residues (Atmospheric and Vacuum Residue) with high metals, sulfur, nitrogen, asphaltenes and solid contents.
Fresh catalyst is continuously added and spent catalyst withdrawn to control the level of catalyst activity in the reactor enabling constant yields and product quality over time. There is no run-length constraint as the catalyst is added on-line.
Where conventional fixed-bed residue hydrotreaters are limited to catalyst cycle lengths, the H-OilRC process can achieve the two- to four-year turnaround cycles to match that of the FCC unit and requires only one or two reactors.
Alternatively, operating conditions can be varied to achieve a range of conversion and product quality to meet seasonal demands or changes in the crude slate.
Optimization of the process scheme: integration of IS2 (inter-stage separator) between reactors in series and the application of C2U (cascade catalyst utilization) for higher performance and lower operating costs.
The H-Oil ebullated bed conversion technology is commercially proven with nine commercially operating ebullated-bed reactor units.
Through this industrial experience, the process has been improved and is today a reference where a high level of conversion of the atmospheric and vacuum residue fraction is an objective.


We had an amazing two days in County Antrim. We camped at Garron Point just above the abandoned village of Galboly. Then we headed to the Sallagh Braes for a relaxing evening and a camp on the cliffs, overlooking the farmland below.
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Tibetan New Year: The greatest festival in Tibet. In ancient times, when the peach trees were in blossom, it was considered the start of a new year. Since the systematization of the Tibetan calendar in 1027 AD, the first day of the first month became fixed as the new year. On the New Year's day, families unite, an "auspicious dipper" is offered, and the auspicious words "tashi delek" are greeted.
Great Prayer Festival: The greatest religious festival in Tibet. Instituted by Tsongkapa in 1409, the founder of the Gelukpa Sect. Monks from the Three Great Monasteries of Tibet assemble in Jorkhang for pray to Shakyamuni's image as if it were the living Buddha. Philosophical debates are held among candidates for the Doctorate of Metaphysics. Pilgrims come from every corner of Tibet and donations are offered to monks.
Butter Lamp Festival: The last day of the Great Prayer Festival. In order to celebrate Shakyamuni's victory over non–Buddhist opponents, the Lord of Neu Dzong, a noted patron of Tsongkapa, illuminated numerous butter–lamps in 1409. The festival flourished since.
Gyantse Horse Race and Archery: Horse race and archery are generally popular in Tibet, and Gyantse enjoys prestige of being the earliest in history by starting in 1408. Contests in early times included horse races, archery, and shooting on galloping horse-back followed by a few days' entertainment or picnicking. Presently, ball games, track and field events, folk songs and dances, and barter trade are additions to the above.
The World Incense Day(Saga Dawa): Gods in heaven are believed to descend to the mortal world on this day. Incense is burnt in large scales and picnicking is done in public parks.
Six—Four Festival: Believed the day Buddha gave his first sermon. People celebrate the festival by paying visits to holy mountains.
Shoton Festival See: The Opera Festival and the greatest of festivals in Tibet. In ancient times, pious folks went into mountain hermitages to do penance. The last day, yogurt was served as meal followed by folk song and dance entertainment. Since the 7th century, opera performances were held for days in Norbulingka. Presently, opera contests and distribution of prizes are held for seven days.
Bathing Week: Believed when the sacred planet Venus appears in the sky. The water in the river becomes purest and can cure diseases. During its appearance for one week in the sky, all townspeople in Lhasa go into the river for bathing.
Death of Tsongkapa: Tsongkapa, the great reformer of Tibetan Buddhism and founder of the Gelugpa Sect, died on this day in 1419. In memory of that day, every household burns countless butter-lamps on roof–tops and chant prayers in his honor. Late in the evening Tibetan dumplings are served for supper.


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10 Legendary Classic Cars that Saw New Life in 2014
by Seamus Payne
The latest and greatest automobiles are only "late and great" for so long, but a classic is always a classic. Such is the case with these 10 classic cars we covered in 2014, some of the most remarkable works of automotive design ever imagined. We scoured auction reports, museum press releases and more to find some of the most rare and impressive vehicles to share here on TheCoolist. We're not talking about your uncle's Camaro. We're talking about vintage Bugattis, Ferraris and BMWs that would fetch 6 or 7 figures at auction today.
These 10 classic cars saw new life in 2014. They were restored to perfection, auctioned to a new owner, or shown at a museum as works of modern art. They are the 10 most remarkable classic car stories we covered in 2014, and you're invited to get behind the wheel below.
1959 Buick Invicta Hardtop Coupe "Peaches and Cream"
It might as well be a sculpture. This brash caricature of 1950's design is a genuine work of art, one that the gods gave an engine just so it could show itself off. The 1959 Buick Invicta Hardtop Coupe "Peaches and Cream" may be innocently named, but this collector's car is much sassier than sweet. It's a heart-breaker, the type of design that'll show you a good time and never return your calls, but you knew that the moment you opened the door. [read more]
1959 Buick Invicta Hardtop Coupe "Peaches and Cream" | Gallery
1938 Mercedes-Benz 540 K Streamliner
This might be the rarest Mercedes-Benz ever built. The 1938 Mercedes-Benz 540 K Streamliner is truly one-of-a-kind, a single model concept that ended Mercedes' pre-war era. Its curvy, athletic appearance was remarkable in its day, but it is just as alluring nearly 80 years after it was conceived. [read more]
1938 Mercedes-Benz 540 K Streamliner | Gallery
The Grey Goose Camionnette by Ragged Edge
The Grey Goose Camionnette is a carefully-restored Citroen HY Camionnette, a vehicle that was popular in the 1950s and 60s in France, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands. The attention to detail in this restoration is truly remarkable. This Citroen HY was converted into a fully-operable bar with seating for two. Despite being a delivery van from a different era, the restored design feels luxurious and engaging, an experience that drinkers will take with them into the future two-by-two. [read more]
The Grey Goose Camionnette by Ragged Edge | Gallery
1954 Bentley R-Type Continental Fastback Sports Saloon
One of the most celebrated Bentleys ever produced found a new owner at the auction block in Monaco this year. The 1954 Bentley R-Type Continental Fastback Sports Saloon by Franay is a one-of-a-kind classic, a car that represents a collaboration between some of the greatest coachbuilders in the post-war era. Rolls Royce, General Motors and Franay, the "coachbuilder of kings", each played a part in this unique Bentley fastback, and it's story began a new chapter in Monaco in 2014. [read more]
1954 Bentley R-Type Continental Fastback Sports Saloon | Gallery
1980 BMW M1 AHG Studie
This red, white and blue beauty is one of the rarest BMWs ever built. Born in a brainstorm between BMW and Lamborghini, the 1980 BMW M1 AHG Studie is a legendary sports car. It is one of only 10 that were built, a small collection of high-performance M1's created for F1 racers and collectors alike. This masterfully maintained M1 is heading to auction this summer, ready for a new chapter of joy riding and gallery gracing for its next owner. [read more]
1980 BMW M1 AHG Studie | Gallery
1961 Ferrari 250 GT N.A.R.T. Spider by Fantuzzi
This isn't your typical vintage Ferrari. The 1961 Ferrari 250 GT N.A.R.T. Spider by Fantuzzi is one of the few in the 1960s that wore the N.A.R.T. badge, signifying that this beast raced with the North American Racing Team. It wasn't just built to be fast, it was built to be beautiful. In 1965, this car was shipped to Italy for a custom body design by Carrozzeria Fantuzzi, giving it a one-of-a-kind appearance to match its aggressive engineering appeal. The result is about as rare as it gets, and it is certainly priced accordingly. [read more]
1961 Ferrari 250 GT N.A.R.T. Spider by Fantuzzi | Gallery
1957 Ford Thunderbird – F-Code
The 1957 Ford Thunderbird represented a tipping point in the era of American Muscle. The V8 engine had already become the powerplant of choice from America's top manufacturers, but the '57 Thunderbird was a breakthrough. The F-Series Thunderbird was the first of its era to offer a supercharged V8, an engine with a power boost that blew the ceiling off of V8 potential. Supercharging wasn't a new technology, but a supercharged V8 was instantly the most desirable engine between four wheels. With that supercharger, the 1957 Ford Thunderbird "F-Bird" put "bigger, faster, stronger" on the map, sparking an engine arms race that continued into the 1970s. [read more]
1957 Ford Thunderbird – F-Code | Gallery
1970 Ferrari Dino 246 GT L Series
This breathtaking Ferrari was a personal tribute created by Enzo Ferrari himself. The 1970 Ferrari Dino 246 GT L Series was close to the heart of Mr. Ferrari, built in the honor of his late son, Alfredo "Dino" Ferrari. Dino Ferrari was the heir apparent of the brand, working under the tutelage of his father before passing at 24 to a kidney disease. It's a tragic story, but this loss led Enzo Ferrari to design and build one of the most remarkable Ferraris of that era, the Ferrari Dino 246 GT. [read more]
1970 Ferrari Dino 246 GT L Series | Gallery
1937 Bugatti Type 57C Roadster
The 1937 Bugatti Type 57C Roadster isn't just a rare bird today, it was rare the moment it rolled off of the factory floor. This exquisite automobile represents a collaboration between Bugatti and Carrosserie Vanvooren, a French coachbuilder who gave shape to many of Bugatti's finest vehicles of the 1930s. This is one of the rare few Type 57C's with an open cockpit for convertible driving. It was one of the most adored vehicles upon its release, only to quickly take refuge in Spain during the onset of World War II. It was a featured lot at an RM Auctions event in Amelia Island, Florida, where it's story has continued into a new owner's hands. [read more]
1937 Bugatti Type 57C Roadster | Gallery
Dream Cars: Innovative Design, Visionary Ideas
Time rolls on, technology evolves and people change, but the dream cars of yesterday are still just as dreamy today. Such was the focus of an exhibition at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, where 17 iconic dream cars were featured for the public last summer. The "Dream Cars: Innovative Design, Visionary Ideas" exhibition features a collection of high concept automobiles from the last half-century or more. Brands that have been widely forgotten and others that are still in business today are represented in this collection, showcasing the dreams of drivers and designers throughout automotive history. [read more]
Dream Cars: Innovative Design, Visionary Ideas | Gallery
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Description/Reflection I took this photo during one of my last nights in Segovia. It captures perfectly the city's medieval atmosphere and the beauty of the surrounding countryside. Segovia's famous gothic cathedral and centuries-old castle dominate the skyline, and snow-capped mountains provide a backdrop for one of the most picturesque scenes I've ever beheld. With its leisurely pace of life and inspiring history, Segovia is place I won't quickly forget.


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Heart Rhythm Congress gears up for first digital-only event
Details of the digital format for the Arrhythmia Alliance's Heart Rhythm Congress 2020 (27–30 September) have been released, with the event to be hosted on a purpose-built virtual conference centre.
The event will include a combination of recorded and live presentations, as well as expert debate, discussion and review of key issues in the field of electrophysiology. Highlights from the virtual congress include:
A joint session between Arrhythmia Alliance and the European Heart Rhythm Association (EHRA) on Ventricular Premature Contraction, with a panel including John Camm (St George's, University of London, London, UK), Andrew Grace (Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK), and Elijah Behr (St George's, University of London, London, UK).
A review of the landmark EAST-AFNET 4 trial by the principal investigator Paulus Kirchhof (University Heart and Vascular Center UKE Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany).
A programme dedicated to COVID-19, chaired by Richard Schilling (St Bartholomew's Hospital, Barts Health NHS Trust, London, UK), looking at how the pandemic has affected the management of arrhythmias.
Delegates at the virtual A-A HRC2020 will also be able to directly chat with speakers (during the live sessions), visit the online exhibition and network with colleagues in the virtual tech suits. For further details, see the full programme.
"The pace of change for the diagnosis and treatment of heart rhythm disorders is very rapid and A-A HRC2020 provides an opportunity to update physicians and allied professionals on these recent advances that are so important to the best management of our patients," comments John Camm, president of Arrhythmia Alliance. He continues: "Although challenged during this COVID-19 pandemic, we will ensure that the knowledge transfer is highly effective and up to the demanding standards of the A-A Heart Rhythm Congress."
"We have been delivering the A-A Heart Rhythm Congress for nearly two decades, and our Patients Day for nearly three decades, and we were adamant that 2020 would be no different," says Trudie Lobban, founder and trustee of Arrhythmia Alliance and chair of the HRC Organising Committee. She adds: "What started as a huge challenge with COVID-19 has turned into a fantastic opportunity to create an unparalleled resource for patients and healthcare professionals alike."
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UF's First College Promise Scholar Pursuing Her Degree Dream
Joy Brown Posted On October 21, 2015
While hospitalized with severe dehydration, her heart pounding abnormally fast, all Theresa Russell could think about was getting back to school. "I love school. I have big goals. School, it just matters," she explained during a decidedly calmer moment in The University of Findlay's Alumni Memorial Union.
Russell is a UF sophomore, but this fall semester marks her first time on campus. How she got here, and her plans for the future, are anything but ordinary.
Assertive and driven about her education, she graduated from high school a year early. Also distinguishing her are her statuses marking financial firsts for an organization and an institution – she is one of the first 50 students chosen to participate in the Dayton Foundation's College Promise Program, and she is the first in that cohort to attend UF.
Launched in 2010, the program helps low-income Montgomery County students graduate from college debt free. Beginning in 8th grade, certain students who show potential for academic success are paired with mentors and provided with full college scholarships to Ohio schools that have agreed to be program partners. The students and their caregivers must sign pledges pertaining to scholastic commitment, and must meet the entry requirements of the partner colleges and universities. More information about the program and foundation can be found at www.daytonfoundation.org.
The Centerville High School graduate from a single-parent household was all in from the start. The program pays for students to receive bachelor's degrees. Russell, who is interested in landing a job in the medical field, intends to go further. She is majoring in pre-med and wants to become an anesthesiologist. She considered careers in gynecology and pharmacy, but decided they are too narrowly focused. "With anesthesiology, I feel like I'm able to be involved in all fields, because the surgeons need you, the OBGYNs need you, the dentists, everybody. Everyone will look forward to seeing my face! I just think that's awesome," she said.
Meticulous consideration and research are hallmarks of Russell's career-planning approach. She began focusing heavily on her studies in middle school, and enrolled in honors classes. An older friend who became a parent at 19 inspired her to seek work that will one day financially and intellectually support her own family, which she also undoubtedly wants. "I can't be rich and not share!" she joked.
Before arriving at Findlay, Russell attended Dayton's Sinclair Community College, where she strategically enrolled in courses that would enhance her academic progress at a four-year institution. Having educated herself on the particulars of credit transfers, she purposefully did not take core science courses, she said. "I'm not going to take a class as hard as biology or chemistry and then have to take it over again. That's just wasting time and money. So I did my studying. I did the Ohio Transfer Module. I would sit online for hours making sure I was doing everything right," she noted.
Gary Smiga, the executive director of the College Promise Program and Russell's mentor, characterized her as "a hard worker with a clear vision. She's very motivated. She has avoided getting dragged down by the people who want to drag you down. She's done a good job of managing those pressures," he said.
Russell would also say she's done well at forging ahead despite advice that urged more caution. "I went to a community college. I know what that's like and I want more. I'm very determined," she said. "Nobody thought I should graduate high school early. They'd say, 'you're just going to be 17.' But I did it. I did it. And I haven't gotten anything but opportunities, honestly, since then."
Russell said she loves attending UF. "Everybody cares about you," she maintained. She's enjoying living on campus and is scrutinizing other opportunities here, such as travelling abroad and undergraduate research. She has cultivated a group of friends, many of them pharmacy students with the same rigorous scholarly goals, and tries to "take Friday and Saturday nights to be a human" by dialing down her studying.
Her next big decision will hinge on whether to pursue a master's degree at UF or aim for medical school at an institution located in a larger city. Many medical schools begin taking applications during students' junior years, she said, so she must make wise choices about courses that will conform to advanced degree programs.
The 18-year-old is also aware that she is always serving as a College Promise Program ambassador, and that her family is confident in her success. "I've got to make Gary proud, make everybody proud," she said.
"I'm really thankful for my scholarship," Russell concluded. "I don't think a lot of people are appreciative for a lot of things they have. But I'm super thankful for the opportunity, to be blessed with it."
UF became a College Promise school because it is committed to a strong, vibrant, multicultural campus experience, and the program is a critical piece of that. Rebecca Butler, UF's vice president of enrollment management, participated as a program mentor. She grew up in the Dayton suburb of Trotwood, a community that she said "cared about its young people and instilled in us the value of paying it forward," and coincidentally where Russell attended middle school. Butler previously worked at Sinclair Community College, where its president emeritus was the program's founder. Mentoring, she said, "is life-changing, because it's absolutely not one-way mentoring. You grow and shape each other. While the needs and issues might be different, the fact is that there is no way you leave this type of mentoring experience the same person as you were when you started. You leave a far better person."
Butler said UF's partnership with the College Promise Program simply makes sense. "The University of Findlay has a rich tradition in nurturing students in achieving their fullest potential. Our culture is familial and caring, the very type of environment that a College Promise scholar would find welcoming. In addition, UF is committed to a vibrant and diverse campus culture and the College Promise scholars add a wonderful complement to our campus," she said.
The University of Findlay will provide scholarships annually to a select number of College Promise students, Butler said.
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Dix Stadium
Address: 2227 Summit Road, Kent
Opened: 13 September 1969
Main use: American football, field lacrosse, football
Tenants: Kent State Golden Flashes (American football, field lacrosse, football)
Extra stadium info – Dix Stadium
The construction of the venue, which is owned by the Kent State University, started in 1968. The stadium's record attendance was set in 1973, when 27,000 people attended an American football match between the Kent State Golden Flashes and the Miami RedHawks.
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Straight Talk is the antidote to friction. That's because it provides the structure and system for people who start in different places, collect their own experiences, and favor approaches that work for them to reconcile their value with others. Less friction leads to better results - and happier teams.
People often think Straight Talk is a communication skill you are born with. Good news! Straight Talk is actually a mindset, a skill set, and an experience. That means if you are willing and do the work, you can learn how to give and get the Straight Talk you need to get unstuck.
When your project gets stuck, sometimes it's hard to see. Sure, things slowed down. While people skip meetings and dodge deadlines, you simply scale back functionality and extend the deadlines. Because the friction creeps in, it's easy to avoiding asking, "Is this project really stuck?" And even if you do recognize the project is stuck, it's natural to think you don't need help yet. You got this.
Early in my security career, I realized that smart people were either going to do something or not. Teaching them about security didn't create a problem. In fact, it was the opposite. See, if someone was inclined to ask for help, now they got better insights into what to ask for. If they already decided to do it themselves, hopefully I offered them some valuable guidance. The folks on the fence got a chance to choose for themselves.
I want to work with people and teams that are stuck, realize they are stuck, don't want to be stuck, and embrace help to get unstuck.
But I also know that the more people who use even the basic Straight Talk Framework are going to be better off. That means better conversations in our industry, with our partners, and across our organizations. More Straight Talk means less friction. Less friction means less stuck security projects. That means more value and stronger trust. I am convinced that leads to better security for everyone.
I've spent over two decades stepping into situations where the confusion and complexity of security created problems. Big problems. My role is to rapidly assess the situation, bring people together, and work as a group to reach the goal. And I do it by reducing the friction. That's how I was given the nickname catalyst (I didn't choose it for myself). In the process I asked a lot of questions, discovered a lot of answers, and built a framework to get consistent results.
To be successful, security requires working with — and often relying on — other people. In our organizations, we struggle with how to reconcile our uniqueness with the need to work together. Which almost instantly creates friction. It's not your fault. Think back to "group projects" from your school years. How did you feel when the teacher announced it? How much stress did that create? Most of us simply endured the process and wished for the project to end. We never really learned how to bring people together and get remarkable results.
If you want to learn how to bring people together and work with them to get your security projects unstuck (or avoid getting stuck in the first place), you've come to the right place. This is where you can count on getting Straight Talk about what it takes to get the results you need. Actionable insights with explanations. No fluff. Well, sometimes you might pick up a "Dad joke" or two along the way. That way you can crush it during the day and still get a laugh when needed.
Reason #1: No popups. No fake scarcity. Nothing about this site is designed to force an action. That by itself is important.
Reason #2: You are busy. But you also need to get insights that make it easier to do your job and enjoy the success you deserve. Let me help guide the journey.
Reason #3: We're in this together and you want to know about the new insights, articles, tools, and other things when they are ready. Or maybe you want a chance to contribute and help shape where I head. Either way, I reach out to the newsletter to share insights, ask questions, and preview resources I'm working on.
And a bonus: How about a free gift, too? To be clear, the subscription is free. And so is the powerful e-Book I wrote for you.
The friction that causes us to get stuck is sneaky. It creeps in a little at a time. The causes of friction are subtle, too. We get stuck when the friction builds. Unless you know where to look.
I put together a powerful e-book that reveals the 5 hidden reasons why security projects get stuck, and fail. Quickly learn how to spot the friction that almost certainly is causing your project to slowly grind to a halt - eroding value and destroying trust in the process.
Knowing what to look for is important to get you security project unstuck. Then come back here for more insights and help along the way.
The uniqueness of your journey is not in conflict with the universal truths of the pathway. Take time to carve your own path through this site. Along the way, ask questions, make comments, and let me know what you need from me to elevate and accelerate you on your journey.
Might I suggest starting out by exploring how to get Straight Talk?
Ramble about the blog, check out the book I wrote about breaches, or listen to some podcasts. The choice is yours.
I'm a work in progress. I hope you are, too. I spent a lot of years holding myself back. Waiting for what thought was perfection. Well, knowing it wasn't quite perfection... I've stopped. That means this site, the straight talk framework, and my efforts to help you are all in progress. If something doesn't quite connect... let me know. Got a better example, let's have it. Contact me and give it to me Straight.


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Backstage Live
How Stanislavsky Prepared Lorraine Toussaint for Netflix and NBC
By Benjamin Lindsay | Apr. 10, 2019, 02:30 PM | Last Updated: Apr. 10, 2019, 05:03 PM
Photo Source: Caitlin Watkins
As wife to the central apartment building's super, Ron Davis (Frankie Faison), Patricia Davis has served as the anchor of NBC's "The Village" since its premiere last month. Fortunately, with Lorraine Toussaint, the character is in more than capable hands. A scene-stealing and dedicated performer for four decades strong (and perhaps best known for her ferocious, Critics' Choice Award– and SAG Award–winning performance on Netflix's "Orange Is the New Black" and currently on AMC's "Into the Badlands"), Toussaint detailed some of her career's greatest lessons and insights when visiting the Backstage studio March 18.
Toussaint first looks for authenticity in her scripts.
"I'm always looking for characters who are written truthfully and with complexity that doesn't feel forced, and those things were very present for Patricia. I read half the pilot and I called my manager and said, 'I want to do that one.' I loved her flaws because I'm always looking for the flaws in a character, the cracks in a character. Leonard Cohen said that's where the light comes in."
Finding collaborators is about asking the right questions.
"It's hard when you're just starting out because it's hard to ask the questions as directly as I am prone to ask them: 'Do you like your children? Do your children like you? Do you like your mother? Do you like dogs on set?' I think as a young actor, the best way to begin to ensure that you work with good people is by starting to be a good human yourself. I have found that I attract good people, and the ones that aren't, we don't hang around each other for very long."
It's all in the details, for better or worse.
"I was trained to create a character from the inside out, but I've also found extraordinary value in creating from the outside in.... Through a process of elimination, mostly, I get the physicality. The shoes are super important—what kind of shoes does she wear, not wear? Something like a purse. People who work with me are often challenged—I won't say irritated, but maybe in the beginning irritated—at my attention to detail. I am extremely detail-oriented, and I always go about it overly explaining sometimes in the beginning that I'm not general about anything. Nothing. And so that can be tough."
READ: The Definitive Guide to the Stanislavsky Acting Technique
Stanislavsky is Toussaint's technique of choice.
"As an actor, the basic Stanislavsky training that I got at what was then the School of the Performing Arts, which is now called LaGuardia, is what I use today. That basic training doesn't change. It's not complicated. That little grocery list of questions that have to be answered; all the exercises that came out of that training; all the memory and the emotional memory and all this stuff that I got drilled [on] every single day are a part of my being. That's my foundation and I don't veer very far from my foundation. That and it's really important to cultivate a vivid imagination."
For those who want to follow in her footsteps…
"I can just tell you my own footsteps, and I only know my own footsteps: Cultivate passion. I am passionate about lots of things. Not excessive things; there are a handful of things that I am really passionate about. A life lived passionately? I can't recommend it more. It's a glorious way to live. It takes energy, but you also gather to you the most extraordinary people and situations and experiences and circumstances that exceed your imagination. I live simply, but I live passionately. The passion feeds the work. And get some training, for god's sake! Everybody can't do this. That thing of, 'Oh, you're so pretty. You should be an actress!' No, you shouldn't. This is a craft."
In those early days, she relied on Backstage.
"Oh god, I love Backstage. Backstage was the bible when I was coming up in New York. Every single job was listed. And you weren't always guaranteed an agent; I've gone out on a few open calls [from] Backstage. Everything you needed to know about what was happening in the business was in Backstage."
Want to hear more from our Backstage Live guests? Check out our archives here!
Benjamin Lindsay
Benjamin Lindsay is a senior editor at Backstage, where if you're reading it in our weekly magazine, he's written or edited it first. He's also producer and host of our inaugural on-camera interview series, Backstage Live, taking informative deep-dives with actors across mediums to discuss their craft, their work, and their advice for others getting started in the field.
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Q: Getting undefined value for function argument I have a palindrome function, as long I do not touch the functions arguments "array", it works fine. Here is the function.
var getInput = function isPalindrome(text) {
    if (text === "undefined") return "this input is not a string, enter a word";
    if (text === "") return "incorrect one, you have to enter a word to test for";
    if (text === null) return false;
    if (text.length <= 1) return true;
    if (text.charAt(0) != text.charAt(text.length - 1)) return false;
    return isPalindrome(text.substr(1,text.length - 2));
}

This one works fine and is recursive.
Now on the next line i try to cache the functions argument:
 var vm = getInput.text;

This is causing problems, I have tried to put that line locally into the above function, but it always return undefined anyway. I know that if i declare this variable outside of the function only the var will be hoisted, not the value.
And here is the function appending to result from the function to the document:
window.load = setTimeout(function(){
    document.body.innerHTML += vm + " is a " + isPalindrome('tttyyttt') + " palindrome";
}, 1000);

I have put the setTimeout there to see if the vm value will be assigned after a second, but i get the same result.
As long I do not touch the top functions arguments and do not reference it anywhere, this runs smooth.
I have tried to have isPalindrome as a function declaration, tried to have the variable vm and even the append to document part within the isPalindrome function, but nothing works.
What am I missing here, all i want is this part(the fn argument)
document.body.innerHTML += vm + etc

to be added to the HTML.
Here is the link:
https://codepen.io/damianocel/pen/gxwmVE

A: You have very large amount of errors in your script.
Please, learn javascript first.
Here is a working code for you:
var text = 'tttyyttt';

function isPalindrome(text) {
    if (typeof text !== 'string') {
        return false;
    }

    if (text.length === 0) {
        return true;
    }

    if (text.charAt(0) != text.charAt(text.length - 1)) {
        return false;
    }

    return isPalindrome(text.substr(1,text.length - 2));
}

document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {
    document.body.innerHTML += text + ' is ' + (isPalindrome(text) ? '' : 'not') + ' palindrome';
});

UPD:
var getInput = {
    text: '',

    isPalindrome: function (text) {
        this.text = text;

        if (typeof this.text !== 'string') {
            return false;
        }

        return this.recursiveIsPalindrome(this.text);
    },

    recursiveIsPalindrome: function(text) {

        if (text.length === 0) {
            return true;
        }

        if (text.charAt(0) != text.charAt(text.length - 1)) {
            return false;
        }

        return this.recursiveIsPalindrome(text.substr(1,text.length - 2));
    }
}

function isPalindrome(text) {
    return getInput.isPalindrome(text);
}

document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {
    var result = isPalindrome('tttyyttt');
    document.body.innerHTML += getInput.text + ' is ' + (result  ? '' : 'not') + ' palindrome';
});

A: Restating your question:

How can I access the argument passed to a function from outside the function.

The answer to which is: mu.
A function, or rather the code inside a function, or rather all the variables inside a function, only exist while the function is running. Any var foo = ... inside a function only does something while the function is executing. Once the function ends, all those variables go out of scope and are discarded. That also applies to the function parameters.
Now, since your code cannot be simultaneously inside the function and outside the function, you cannot by definition access a function "from outside" while the inside of the function is in motion. Either the current thread is running code inside the function or outside the function, it can't be executing both at once.
So at best you could ask how to get the parameters of the last time the function was called; i.e. you call the function with some arguments, and once the function finishes and returns to the caller, the caller wants to inspect what arguments it was called with last. And the answer to that is: no. The function doesn't remember or cache its last arguments anywhere. You could write code that does so, but that seems superfluous, since the caller already knows the arguments it gave to the function; it might just have to put them somewhere else:
let vm = 'tttyyttt';
document.body.innerHTML += vm + " is a " + isPalindrome(vm) + " palindrome";

A: function isPalindrome(text){
    if(typeof text != 'string'){
        return false;
    }

    return {
        text: text,
        isPalindrome: text === text.split('').reverse().join(''),
    };
}