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CBD can help bring balance to your body. Many people suffering from a lack of sleep at night or a lack of energy during the day can benefit from using CBD.
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Although cannabidiol has been studied since its molecular structure was elucidated in the mid-1960s and there have been numerous CBD lab studies (using mice as test subjects), only a few clinical studies (using people as test subjects in a controlled setting) have been conducted. While these studies strongly suggest that CBD will benefit people, more real-life investigation is called for.
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When you think about a barbeque restaurant, you imagine a homey and comfortable place overflowing with hospitality and sweet tea. There's a smokey aroma that fills the room and lets you know something special is in store.
When I started on the site for Carroll's Barbeque, I knew it needed to feel rustic with a touch of character but still modern and presentable. I wanted to hone in on all of those feelings while also incorporating the knowledge and experience that backs it up. Carroll's Barbeque has 20 + years of experience cooking barbeque and has even been involved in community fundraisers and events through the years. The refined skills you'll find in this restaurant make it stand out among the others.
Aside from the aspects of the restaurant itself, I also wanted information about the restaurant to be easily accessible. Potential customers should easily be able to find what they need on the website. I chose to make the site cut and dry while still inserting small attributes that make the site interesting and fun. If those browsing the site are searching for the menu, there it is. If they want to know about hours and location, they are given direction for that as well. For those who are looking for something a little more in depth, they have access to a brief story to learn more about the restaurant's background.
So when it comes to design perspective, I try to find balance between evoked emotion and the philosophy of the business or individual I'm working with. A website should translate who you are to an audience and reassure them that they're in the right place.
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Ashli Babbitt's Mother Addresses Arrest Near The Capitol
The mother of Ashli Babbitt, the unarmed protester who was shot and killed by Capitol Police officer Michael Byrd during the Jan. 6 protest in Washington, D.C., spoke out after her arrest on the second anniversary of the event.
Micki Witthoeft told Newsmax hours later that she was "aggressively" arrested and detained for allegedly disobeying an order to cease obstruction of a roadway. She was released shortly afterward.
Witthoeft, 58, said she and others were searching for a place to lay flowers in remembrance of her daughter and other "unarmed American patriots" who were victims that day.
Her daughter, a 35-year-old Air Force veteran, entered the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 as part of a crowd protesting the certification of Joe Biden's 2020 presidential victory. Video evidence showed her being shot as she climbed through a broken window near the Speaker's Lobby.
She later died at a Washington, D.C. hospital.
EXCLUSIVE: Trump SLAMS arrest of Ashli Babbitt's mother
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The Justice Department declined to pursue criminal charges against the officer, and Capitol Police refused to take disciplinary action against Lt. Michael Byrd. The shooter told NBC News that firing his weapon was the "last resort" to stop the unarmed woman.
As Biden marked the two-year anniversary by giving medals to officers injured in the line of duty, Witthoeft recounted that she and others merely wanted to lay flowers on the steps of the Capitol. However, they were denied entry — presumably for carrying signs and flags.
At that point, they went searching for another location to place the memorial, and Babbit's mother said they were restricted in where they could walk. They could not proceed on the sidewalk "because we had American flags at the United States Capitol."
That's when she said they walked on the road and were arrested. The incident was captured on video. Witthoeft reported the officer "started yanking me around" when she put her hands behind her back.
Capitol Police released a statement noting that "the group did not have a permit to demonstrate on Capitol Grounds."
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The project was started with the visit to the Khalife Family's glassblowing workshop in the coastal village of Sarafand, in South Lebanon. They are the last dynasty of glass blowers in Lebanon struggling to preserve their craft, workshop and family business.
Image 1: Blownglass homewares by the Khalife Family exhibited at their local shop in Sarafand.
In parallel to the work with the family of glass blowers, a group of women artisans from Italy and Lebanon, expert in textile techniques, are collaborating with designers to reinterpret their techniques and patterns. The new developed patterns, which combine old traditional artisanship with contemporary digital technologies, will be used to 'dress' the blown glass tableware collection.
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HANOVER COUNTY, Va. -- Neighbors in one Ashland neighborhood had a bit of a scare when a hot-air balloon, without advanced warning, made a landing near their doorstep Sunday evening.
Folks in the Lakeridge Green Townhome complex captured the balloon landing on cell phone video.
The video shows the colorful balloon appearing to near the top of homes.
Yahneet Govine submitted video to WTVR CBS 6 of the landing.
"Oh my God. Please don't crash into those homes," one woman can be heard saying.
"Y'all can land right there in the grass… in the field," one man yells.
The video continues as the balloon slowly descends between the homes and eventually lands in the grass.
"He threw the rope so he could pull 'em away from the house," another woman says.
The balloon's pilot said that the five people on board were never in any danger.
"It was totally safe, totally planned," said Gilbert Martin, the balloon's pilot.
Martin said unpredictable winds meant he was unable to reach his original landing spot behind the nearby Home Depot.
"I have total control up and down," he said. "What I don't have is which way the wind is blowing."
Hot-air balloons have been in the spotlight in Central Virginia since a flight in 2014 when three people died after striking power lines in Doswell, but Martin maintains he was always in control of the balloon.
"The balloon is nine stories tall and most people look at it and say, 'It's huge.' But what I'm looking at is a basket that's four feet by five feet."
For those who witnessed the balloon land, like Jarred Henderson and his niece, it was an eventful end to the day.
"We saw it land at my house," Henderson said. "It was interesting just to see them floating over the top of us."
Henderson said he was grateful no one was hurt.


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1. Debate exists as to the nature of antidepressant-induced antinociception. It is unclear whether antidepressants are inherently antinociceptive, are able to potentiate opioid antinociception or both. We have used the acetic acid induced abdominal constriction assay in mice to investigate antidepressant-induced antinociception. 2. All the antidepressants tested (s.c.) produced dose-dependent protection against acetic acid-induced abdominal constriction. Similarly, morphine and aspirin were also effective antinociceptive agents in this nociceptive assay. 3. Opioid antagonists, naloxone (0.5 mg kg(-1), s.c.) and naltrindole (1 mg kg(-1), s.c.), shifted the dose-response relationships to the right for each of the antidepressant agents (dothiepin, amitriptyline, sibutramine, (+)-oxaprotiline and paroxetine). In this context the naloxone dose-ratios were 1.95, 3.90, 2.32, 4.50 and 2.65, with naltrindole dose-ratios of 4.36, 17.00, 4.28, 11.48 and 2.65 were obtained, respectively. Naloxone also shifted the morphine dose-response relationship to the right, by a factor of 2.62, whilst naltrindole had no effect upon morphine antinociception. Aspirin antinociception remained unaffected by both opioid antagonists. 4. The enkephalin catabolism inhibitor acetorphan, by itself, produced no activity in this test at a dose of 10 mg kg(-1) (s.c.). However, at higher doses, acetorphan produced a linear dose-response relationship against acetic acid-induced abdominal constriction. 5. When acetorphan was administered before either the antidepressants or morphine, there was a clear potentiation of the antidepressant- or morphine-induced antinociception. However, acetorphan had no effect on aspirin antinociception. 6. Since neither of the opioid antagonists were able to attenuate, nor was acetorphan able to potentiate, aspirin antinociception, we concluded that the mechanism of antidepressant-induced antinociception is different from that of the non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. 7. These data are consistent with the view that antidepressants may induce endogenous opioid peptide release, as shown by the acetorphan study. In this context, the ability of naltrindole to displace the antidepressant dose-response relationship to the right without affecting morphine antinociception, implicates the delta-opioid receptor and endogenous opioid peptides in antidepressant-induced antinociception.


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Q: Serializing and deserializing scalar/primitive types with symfony I have successfully been able to serialize objects into XML with Symfony Serializer. But I'm having trouble serializing and deserializing xml into simple types, for the xml shown below.
I've tried several things with XmlEncoder and Normalizer and nothing seems to work.
For example, the xml <response>Hello there</response> needs to be deserialized into a string variable containing "Hello there".
Similarly, an xml array like the following deserializes to ['Hello World', 'Hello', 'Hi'].
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Is this even possible to achieve with Symfony Serializer, or do I have to write some custom code to handle this?

A: The serializer does also allow decoding data, which will most likely return an array which might have a usable structure for your use case.
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Bullying is an unfortunately common problem for many children. It may take the form of teasing or taunts that make them not want to go to school, or it can involve physical altercations resulting in serious personal injuries. As parents of school age children, it is important to be aware of how bullying commonly occurs, and the duties school administrators have in addressing the situation. Learn more about the impacts of bullying and how lawyers that handle bullying can help with your case.
StopBullying.gov is a website maintained by the U.S Department of Health and Human Services, which aims at education parents, school administrators, and children on the dangers of bullying. It describes bullying as an imbalance of power, in which one student or group of students gives unwanted attention or behaves in an aggressive way towards another.
In addition to the physical threats posed by bullying, it can have a dramatic impact on your child's emotional health and school performance. Children often get withdrawn, and may be reluctant to attend school activities. Others become depressed, and may even contemplate harming themselves or others. Lawyers that handle bullying can help you with your case.
The duty to train: Schools in most states are required to have peer mediation, violence prevention, and conflict resolution programs in place.
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A duty to monitor: Regardless of staffing, schools are required to provide supervision and monitoring to help prevent bullying from occurring.
A duty to investigate: Any complaint of bullying initiated by a student or their parents should be fully investigated.
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The Medal "Veteran of the Armed Forces of the USSR" () was a long service award of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union established on May 20, 1976 by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR and awarded for twenty-five years of impeccable service to troops of the army, navy, of internal forces and of border troops.  Its statute was twice amended by further decrees of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR, first on July 18, 1980 and lastly on January 10, 1984.

Medal statute
The Medal "Veteran of the Armed Forces of the USSR" was awarded to soldiers of the Soviet Army, of the Soviet Navy, of Border Troops and of Internal Troops, who impeccably served in the Armed Forces of the USSR for 25 years or more.  The medal could also be awarded to persons already retired from the service prior to the issuance of the Decree establishing it, who impeccably served in the Armed Forces of the USSR for 25 years or more.

The medal was awarded on behalf of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR by the Ministry of Defence of the USSR, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR and by the State Security Committee of the USSR.

The Medal "Veteran of the Armed Forces of the USSR" was worn on the left side of the chest and when in the presence of other Orders and medals of the USSR, was located immediately after the Medal "Veteran of Labour".  If worn in the presence of awards of the Russian Federation, the latter have precedence.

Medal description
The Medal "Veteran of the Armed Forces of the USSR" was a 32mm in diameter silver-plated tombac circular medal with a raised rim.  The obverse was oxidised, it bore at its upper section a ruby-red enamelled five pointed star superimposed on the relief image of the hammer and sickle, just below in the center, the relief inscription "USSR" () over a curled laurel branch; at the bottom along the medal circumference, a relief scroll with the inscription in prominent letters "VETERAN OF THE ARMED FORCES" ().  The reverse was plain with a matte finish.

The medal was secured to a standard Soviet pentagonal mount by a ring through the medal suspension loop. The mount was covered by a 24mm wide grey silk moiré ribbon with four orange and three black stripes alternating along its right edge and two red stripes along its left edge. The width of the orange and black stripes was 1mm except for the outermost orange stripe which was 2mm, the red stripes were respectively of 3mm and 1mm with a spacing of 2mm.

Recipients (partial list)
The individuals below were all recipients of the Medal "Veteran of the Armed Forces of the USSR".

Marshal of Aviation Alexander Ivanovich Pokryshkin
Marshal of the Soviet Union Vasily Ivanovich Chuikov
Major General Vladimir Sergeyevich Ilyushin
Marshal of the Soviet Union Ivan Ignatyevich Yakubovsky
Marshal of the Soviet Union Sergey Fyodorovich Akhromeyev
Admiral of the Fleet Sergey Georgiyevich Gorshkov
Colonel General Gennady Nikolayevich Troshev
Army General Viktor Germanovich Kazantsev
Army General Anatoly Vasiliyevich Kvashnin
Marshal of the Soviet Union Pavel Fyodorovich Batitsky
Marshal of the Russian Federation Igor Dmitriyevich Sergeyev
Army General Ivan Ivanovich Fedyuninsky
Army General Mukhtar Qapashuly Altynbayev
Marshal of the Soviet Union Ivan Khristoforovich Bagramyan
Colonel General Georgy Filippovich Baydukov
Colonel Vladimir Vasilievich Kvachkov
Lieutenant Colonel Zinoviy Grigor'evich Kolobanov
Army General Anatoly Mikhaïlovich Kornukov
Colonel General Mikhail Ivanovich Barsukov
Colonel Ivan Fedorovich Ladyga
Army General Semion Pavlovich Ivanov
Army General Sagadat Kozhahmetovich Nurmagambetov

See also
Medal "For Impeccable Service"
Orders, decorations, and medals of the Soviet Union
Badges and Decorations of the Soviet Union

References

External links
 Legal Library of the Soviet Union

Military awards and decorations of the Soviet Union
1976 establishments in the Soviet Union
Awards established in 1976
Awards disestablished in 1991
1991 disestablishments in the Soviet Union
Long service medals

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% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

%%% THIS REALLY NEEDS (not so) SERIOUS UPDATING

:- module(assertions_props,[
	           assrt_body/1,
		   head_pattern/1,
		   complex_arg_property/1,
		   property_conjunction/1,
		   property_starterm/1,
		   complex_goal_property/1,

		   nabody/1,
		   dictionary/1,

                   c_assrt_body/1,
		   s_assrt_body/1,
		   g_assrt_body/1,

		   assrt_status/1,
		   assrt_type/1,
		   predfunctor/1,
		   propfunctor/1,
		   docstring/1
		   ],
         [ dcg,assertions,regtypes ]).

:- use_module(library(dcg_expansion)).

% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

:- comment(title,"Types and properties related to assertions").

:- comment(author,"Manuel Hermenegildo").

:- comment(module,"This module is part of the @lib{assertions}
   library. It provides the formal definition of the syntax of several
   forms of assertions and describes their meaning. It does so by
   defining types and properties related to the assertions
   themselves. The text describes, for example, the overall fields
   which are admissible in the bodies of assertions, where properties
   can be used inside these bodies, how to combine properties for a
   given predicate argument (e.g., conjunctions) , etc. and provides
   some examples.").

% ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

:- prop assrt_body(X) + regtype
   # "@var{X} is an assertion body.".

:- comment(assrt_body/1,"
   @cindex{assertion body syntax} This predicate defines the different
   types of syntax admissible in the bodies of @pred{pred/1},
   @pred{decl/1}, etc. assertions. Such a body is of the form:

     @begin{verbatim}
      Pr [:: DP] [: CP] [=> AP] [+ GP] [# CO]
     @end{verbatim}

     where (fields between [...] are optional):

     @begin{itemize}

     @item @var{Pr} is a @concept{head pattern} (@pred{head_pattern/1})
     which describes the predicate or property and possibly gives
     some implicit call/answer information.

     @item @var{DP} is a (possibly empty) @concept{complex argument
     property} (@pred{complex_arg_property/1}) which expresses
     properties which are @concept{compatible} with the predicate,
     i.e., instantiations made by the predicate are @em{compatible}
     with the properties in the sense that applying the property at
     any point would not make it fail.

     @item @var{CP} is a (possibly empty) @concept{complex argument
     property} (@pred{complex_arg_property/1}) which applies to the
     @em{calls} to the predicate.

     @item @var{AP} is a (possibly empty) @concept{complex argument
     property} (@pred{complex_arg_property/1}) which applies to the
     @em{answers} to the predicate (if the predicate succeeds). These
     only apply if the (possibly empty) properties given for calls in
     the assertion hold.

     @item @var{GP} is a (possibly empty) @concept{complex goal property}
     (@pred{complex_goal_property/1}) which applies to the @em{whole
     execution} of a call to the predicate. These only apply if the
     (possibly empty) properties given for calls in the assertion
     hold.

     @item @var{CO} is a @concept{comment string}
     (@pred{docstring/1}). This comment only applies if the (possibly
     empty) properties given for calls in the assertion hold. The
     usual formatting commands that are applicable in comment strings
     can be used (see @pred{stringcommand/1}).

     See the @apl{lpdoc} manual for documentation on assertion comments.

     @end{itemize}

").

assrt_body((Pr :CP=>AP+GP#CO)):- n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,AP,GP,CO)).
assrt_body((Pr :CP=>AP+GP)):-    n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,AP,GP,true)).
assrt_body((Pr :CP=>AP#CO)):-    n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,AP,true,CO)).
assrt_body((Pr :CP=>AP)):-       n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,AP,true,true)).
assrt_body((Pr :CP +GP#CO)):-    n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,true,GP,CO)).
assrt_body((Pr :CP +GP)):-       n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,true,GP,true)).
assrt_body((Pr :CP #CO)):-       n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,true,true,CO)).
assrt_body((Pr :CP)):-           n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,true,true,true)).
assrt_body((Pr=>AP +GP#CO)):-    n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,true,AP,GP,CO)).
assrt_body((Pr=>AP +GP)):-       n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,true,AP,GP,true)).
assrt_body((Pr=>AP #CO)):-       n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,true,AP,true,CO)).
assrt_body((Pr=>AP )):-          n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,true,AP,true,true)).
assrt_body((Pr +GP #CO)):-       n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,true,true,GP,CO)).
assrt_body((Pr +GP)):-           n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,true,true,GP,true)).
assrt_body((Pr #CO)):-           n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,true,true,true,CO)).
assrt_body((Pr)):-               n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,true,true,true,true)).

:- comment(head_pattern/1,"A @concept{head pattern} can be a predicate
   name (functor/arity) (@pred{predname/1}) or a term. Thus, both
   @tt{p/3} and @tt{p(A,B,C)} are valid head patterns. In the case in
   which the head pattern is a term, each argument of such a term can
   be:

   @begin{itemize}

   @item A variable. This is useful in order to be able to refer to
   the corresponding argument positions by name within properties and
   in comments. Thus, @tt{p(Input,Parameter,Output)} is a valid head
   pattern.

   @item A variable, as
   above, but preceded by a ``@concept{mode}.'' This mode determines
   in a compact way certain call or answer properties. For example,
   the head pattern @tt{p(Input,+Parameter,Output)} is valid,
   as long as @pred{+/1} is declared as a mode.

   Acceptable modes are documented in @lib{library(basicmodes)} and
   @lib{library(isomodes)}.  User defined modes are documented in
   @pred{modedef/1}. @cindex{acceptable modes}

   @item Any term. In this case this term determines the instantiation
   state of the corresponding argument position of the predicate calls
   to which the assertion applies.

   @item A ground term preceded by a ``@concept{mode}.'' The ground
   term determines a property of the corresponding argument. The mode
   determines if it applies to the calls and/or the successes.
   The actual property referred to is
   that given by the term but with one more argument added at the
   beginning, which is a new variable which, in a rewriting of the
   head pattern, appears at the argument position occupied by the term.
   For example, the head pattern @tt{p(Input,+list(int),Output)} is
   valid for mode @pred{+/1} defined in @lib{library(isomodes)}, and
   equivalent in this case to having the head pattern
   @tt{p(Input,A,Output)} and stating that the property
   @tt{list(A,int)} holds for the calls of the  predicate.

   @item Any term preceded by a ``@concept{mode}.'' In this case, only
   one variable is admitted, it has to be the first argument of the mode,
   and it represents the argument position.
   I.e., it plays the role of the new variable mentioned above. Thus,
   no rewriting of the head pattern is performed in this case.
   For example, the head pattern @tt{p(Input,+(Parameter,list(int)),Output)}
   is valid for mode @pred{+/2} defined in @lib{library(isomodes)}, and
   equivalent in this case to having the head pattern
   @tt{p(Input,Parameter,Output)} and stating that the property
   @tt{list(Parameter,int)} holds for the calls of the  predicate.

   @end{itemize}

").

%%    @tt{+} (@pred{nonvar/1} at call time),
%%    @tt{-} (@pred{var/1} at call time),
%%    @tt{@@
%%    (@pred{not_further_inst/1}), and @tt{?}  (no information).
%%
%%    **** The concept of user-definable modes has to be documented ****

:- prop head_pattern(Pr)
   # "@var{Pr} is a head pattern.".

head_pattern(Pr) :-
	predname(Pr).
head_pattern(Pr) :-
	Pr =.. [P|Args],
	atom(P),
	acceptable_args(Args).

acceptable_args([]).
acceptable_args([A|As]) :-
	acceptable_arg(A),
	acceptable_args(As).

acceptable_arg(A) :-
	var(A).
acceptable_arg(A) :-
	ground(A).
acceptable_arg(A) :-
	A =.. [M,V],
	%%% Needs to be updated for the new mode definitions!
	mode(M),
	acceptable_arg(V).

% imprecise...
mode(_).

:- comment(complex_arg_property(Props),
     "@var{Props} is a (possibly empty) @concept{complex argument
     property}. Such properties can appear in two formats, which are
     defined by @pred{property_conjunction/1} and
     @pred{property_starterm/1} respectively. The two formats can be
     mixed provided they are not in the same field of an
     assertion. I.e., the following is a valid assertion:

     @tt{:- pred foo(X,Y) : nonvar * var => (ground(X),ground(Y)).}
     ").

:- prop complex_arg_property(Props) + regtype
   # "@var{Props} is a (possibly empty) complex argument property".

% imprecise...
complex_arg_property(CP) :-
	property_conjunction(CP).
complex_arg_property(CP) :-
	property_starterm(CP).

:- comment(property_conjunction/1,"This type defines the first,
   unabridged format in which properties can be expressed in the
   bodies of assertions. It is essentially a conjunction of properties
   which refer to variables. The following is an example of a complex
   property in this format:

   @begin{itemize}

   @item @tt{(integer(X),list(Y,integer))}: @var{X} has the property
   @pred{integer/1} and @var{Y} has the property @pred{list/2}, with
   second argument @tt{integer}.

   @end{itemize}
   ").

:- prop property_conjunction(Props) + regtype
   # "@var{Props} is either a term or a @em{conjunction} of terms. The
     main functor and arity of each of those terms corresponds to the
     definition of a property. The first argument of each such term is
     a variable which appears as a head argument.".

property_conjunction(P) :-
	property(P).
property_conjunction((P1,P2)) :-
	property(P1),
	property(P2).

:- comment(property_starterm/1,"This type defines a second,
   compact format in which properties can be expressed in the bodies
   of assertions. A @pred{property_starterm/1} is a term whose main
   functor is @op{*/2} and, when it appears in an assertion, the
   number of terms joined by @op{*/2} is exactly the arity of the
   predicate it refers to. A similar series of properties as in
   @pred{property_conjunction/1} appears, but the arity of each
   property is one less: the argument position to which they refer
   (first argument) is left out and determined by the position of the
   property in the @pred{property_starterm/1}. The idea is that each
   element of the @op{*/2} term corresponds to a head argument
   position. Several properties can be assigned to each argument
   position by grouping them in curly brackets. The following is an
   example of a complex property in this format:

   @begin{itemize}

   @item @tt{ integer * list(integer)}: the first argument of the
   procedure (or function, or ...) has the property @pred{integer/1}
   and the second one has the property @pred{list/2}, with second
   argument @tt{integer}.

   @item @tt{ @{integer,var@} * list(integer)}: the first argument of
   the procedure (or function, or ...) has the properties
   @pred{integer/1} and @pred{var/1} and the second one has the
   property @pred{list/2}, with second argument @tt{integer}.

   @end{itemize}

   ").

:- prop property_starterm(Props) + regtype
   # "@var{Props} is either a term or several terms separated by
     @op{*/2}. The main functor of each of those terms corresponds to
     that of the definition of a property, and the arity should be one
     less than in the definition of such property. All arguments of
     each such term are ground.".

property_starterm(AP) :-
	abridged_property(AP).
property_starterm(AP1*AP2) :-
	abridged_property(AP1),
	abridged_property(AP2).

property(P) :-
	P =.. [_|Args],
	contains_var(Args).

contains_var([A|_As]):- var(A).
contains_var([_A|As]):- contains_var(As).

abridged_property(P) :-
	P =.. [_|Args],
	ground(Args).

:- comment(complex_goal_property(Props),
     "@var{Props} is a (possibly empty) @concept{complex goal
     property}. Such properties can be either a term or a @em{conjunction}
     of terms. The main functor and arity of each of those terms corresponds
     to the definition of a property. Such properties apply to all
     executions of all goals of the predicate which comply with the
     assertion in which the @var{Props} appear.

     The arguments of the terms in @var{Props} are implicitely augmented
     with a first argument which corresponds to a goal of the predicate
     of the assertion in which the @var{Props} appear.
     For example, the assertion
     @begin{verbatim}
     :- comp var(A) + not_further_inst(A).
     @end{verbatim}
     has property @pred{not_further_inst/1} as goal property, and
     establishes that in all executions of @tt{var(A)} it should hold
     that @tt{not_further_inst(var(A),A)}.

     ").

:- prop complex_goal_property(Props) + regtype
   # "@var{Props} is either a term or a @em{conjunction} of terms. The
     main functor and arity of each of those terms corresponds to the
     definition of a property. A first implicit argument in such terms
     identifies goals to which the properties apply.".

% imprecise...
complex_goal_property(CP) :-
	property_conjunction(CP).

:- prop nabody(ABody)
	# "@var{ABody} is a normalized assertion body.".

nabody((Pred::Compat:Call=>Succ+Comp#Comm)):-
	head_pattern(Pred),
	list(Compat,property),
	list(Call,property),
	list(Succ,property),
	list(Comp,property),
	docstring(Comm).

:- regtype dictionary(D)
	# "@var{D} is a dictionary of variable names.".

dictionary([]).
dictionary([N=V|D]):-
	string(N),
	var(V),
	dictionary(D).

:- prop c_assrt_body(X) + regtype
   # "@var{X} is a call assertion body.".

:- comment(c_assrt_body/1,"

   @cindex{assertion body syntax} This predicate defines the different
   types of syntax admissible in the bodies of @pred{call/1},
   @pred{entry/1}, etc. assertions. The following are admissible:

     @begin{verbatim}
      Pr : CP [# CO]
     @end{verbatim}

     where (fields between [...] are optional):

     @begin{itemize}

     @item @var{CP} is a (possibly empty) @concept{complex argument property}
     (@pred{complex_arg_property/1}) which applies to the @em{calls} to the
     predicate.

     @item @var{CO} is a @concept{comment string}
     (@pred{docstring/1}). This comment only applies if the (possibly
     empty) properties given for calls in the assertion hold. The
     usual formatting commands that are applicable in comment strings
     can be used (see @pred{stringcommand/1}).

     @end{itemize}

     The format of the different parts of the assertion body are given
     by @pred{n_assrt_body/5} and its auxiliary types.

").

c_assrt_body((Pr :CP #CO)):-      n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,true,true,CO)).
c_assrt_body((Pr :CP)):-          n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,true,true,true)).

:- prop s_assrt_body(X) + regtype
   # "@var{X} is a predicate assertion body.".

:- comment(s_assrt_body/1,"

   @cindex{assertion body syntax} This predicate defines the different
   types of syntax admissible in the bodies of @pred{pred/1},
   @pred{func/1}, etc. assertions. The following are admissible:

     @begin{verbatim}
      Pr : CP => AP # CO
      Pr : CP => AP
      Pr => AP # CO
      Pr => AP
     @end{verbatim}

     where:

     @begin{itemize}

     @item @var{Pr} is a @concept{head pattern}
     (@pred{head_pattern/1}) which describes the predicate or property
     and possibly gives some implicit call/answer information.

     @item @var{CP} is a (possibly empty) @concept{complex argument
     property} (@pred{complex_arg_property/1}) which applies to the
     @em{calls} to the predicate.

     @item @var{AP} is a (possibly empty) @concept{complex argument
     property} (@pred{complex_arg_property/1}) which applies to the
     @em{answers} to the predicate (if the predicate succeeds). These
     only apply if the (possibly empty) properties given for calls in
     the assertion hold.

     @item @var{CO} is a @concept{comment string}
     (@pred{docstring/1}). This comment only applies if the (possibly
     empty) properties given for calls in the assertion hold. The
     usual formatting commands that are applicable in comment strings
     can be used (see @pred{stringcommand/1}).

     @end{itemize}

     The format of the different parts of the assertion body are given
     by @pred{n_assrt_body/5} and its auxiliary types.

").

s_assrt_body((Pr :CP=>AP#CO)):-   n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,AP,true,CO)).
s_assrt_body((Pr :CP=>AP)):-      n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,AP,true,true)).
s_assrt_body((Pr=>AP #CO)):-      n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,true,AP,true,CO)).
s_assrt_body((Pr=>AP )):-         n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,true,AP,true,true)).

:- prop g_assrt_body(X) + regtype
   # "@var{X} is a comp assertion body.".

:- comment(g_assrt_body/1,"

   @cindex{assertion body syntax} This predicate defines the different
   types of syntax admissible in the bodies of @pred{comp/1}
   assertions. The following are admissible:

     @begin{verbatim}
      Pr : CP + GP # CO
      Pr : CP + GP
      Pr + GP # CO
      Pr + GP
     @end{verbatim}

     where:

     @begin{itemize}

     @item @var{Pr} is a @concept{head pattern} (@pred{head_pattern/1})
     which describes the predicate or property and possibly gives
     some implicit call/answer information.

     @item @var{CP} is a (possibly empty) @concept{complex argument property}
     (@pred{complex_arg_property/1}) which applies to the @em{calls} to the
     predicate.

     @item @var{GP} contains (possibly empty) @concept{complex goal property}
     (@pred{complex_goal_property/1}) which applies to the @em{whole
     execution} of a call to the predicate. These only apply if the
     (possibly empty) properties given for calls in the assertion
     hold.

     @item @var{CO} is a @concept{comment string}
     (@pred{docstring/1}). This comment only applies if the (possibly
     empty) properties given for calls in the assertion hold. The
     usual formatting commands that are applicable in comment strings
     can be used (see @pred{stringcommand/1}).

     @end{itemize}

     The format of the different parts of the assertion body are given
     by @pred{n_assrt_body/5} and its auxiliary types.

").

g_assrt_body((Pr :CP +GP#CO)):-   n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,true,GP,CO)).
g_assrt_body((Pr :CP +GP)):-      n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,true,GP,true)).
g_assrt_body((Pr +GP #CO)):-      n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,true,true,GP,CO)).
g_assrt_body((Pr +GP)):-          n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,true,true,GP,true)).

%% %% Still too advanced for the automatic documenter...
%% :- regtype n_assrt_body(B) :
%%    ( B = nabody(Pr,CP,AP,GP,CO),
%%      head_pattern(Pr),
%%      complex_arg_property(CP),
%%      complex_arg_property(AP),
%%      goal_properties(GP),
%%      string(CO)
%%    )
%%
%%    # "This is an auxiliary type definition which defines the types of
%%      the args that may appear in the bodies of assertions.".

%% Left out so that we see the warning...
%% :- regtype n_assrt_body(B) #
%%    # "This is an auxiliary type definition which defines the types of
%%      the args that may appear in the bodies of assertions.".

n_assrt_body(nabody(Pr,CP,AP,GP,CO)) :-
	head_pattern(Pr),
	complex_arg_property(CP),
	complex_arg_property(AP),
	complex_goal_property(GP),
	docstring(CO).

:- comment(assrt_status/1,"The types of assertion status. They have the
	same meaning as the program-point assertions, and are as follows:
        @includedef{assrt_status/1}").
:- prop assrt_status(X) + regtype
   # "@var{X} is an acceptable status for an assertion.".

assrt_status(true).
assrt_status(false).
assrt_status(check).
assrt_status(checked).
assrt_status(trust).

:- comment(assrt_type/1,"The admissible kinds of assertions:
        @includedef{assrt_type/1}").
:- prop assrt_type(X) + regtype
   # "@var{X} is an admissible kind of assertion.".

assrt_type(pred).
assrt_type(prop).
assrt_type(decl).
assrt_type(func).
% These are actually quite different:
%% assrt_type(compat). %% Not using these any more.
assrt_type(calls).
assrt_type(success).
assrt_type(comp).
assrt_type(entry).
% DTM: New Type
assrt_type(exit).

%% assrt_type(trust).
% As well as this one!
%% If this is not here then modedefs are not accepted by normalization pass one
assrt_type(modedef).

:- prop predfunctor(X) + regtype
   # "@var{X} is a type of assertion which defines a predicate.".

predfunctor(pred).
predfunctor(prop).
predfunctor(decl). %% ??
predfunctor(func). %% ??
predfunctor(modedef).

:- prop propfunctor(X) + regtype
   # "@var{X} is a type of assertion which defines a @em{property}.".

propfunctor(prop).

:- prop docstring(String)
   # "@var{String} is a text comment with admissible documentation commands.
     The usual formatting commands that are applicable in comment strings
     are defined by @pred{stringcommand/1}.
     See the @apl{lpdoc} manual for documentation on comments.
     ".

% imprecise...
docstring(String):- string(String).

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Q: mapStateToProps not assigning state to props - react-native/redux/firebase, I'm receiving my redux state in the mapStateToProps function, but the state is not mapping to props and therefore not usable in my component.
I've run a console.log in the mapStateToProps function and received data back. The props are not being assigned with the state object/array (the console.log has an array coming back).
HELP!
MY COMPONENT:
componentDidMount() {
        this.props.onLoadHabits();
        console.log(this.props.habits)
        // undefined
    }

const mapStateToProps = state => {
    console.log(state.habits.habits)
    // returns an array with my two test objects included... [ Object, Object]
    return {
        habits: state.habits.habits
    }
}

const mapDispatchToProps = dispatch => {
    return {
        onLoadHabits: () => dispatch(getHabits())
    }
}

export default connect(mapStateToProps, mapDispatchToProps)(RoutineScreen);

MY ACTION:
export const getHabits = () => {
    return dispatch => {
        fetch("https://bestlyfe-b368a.firebaseio.com/habits.json")
            .catch(err => {
                console.log(err);
                alert('Something went wrong, sorry :(');
            })
            .then(res => res.json())
            .then(parsedRes => {
                const habits = [];
                for (let key in parsedRes) {
                    habits.push({
                        ...parsedRes[key],
                        key: key
                    })
                }
                console.log(habits);
                dispatch(setHabits(habits));
            })
    }
}

export const setHabits = habits => {
    return {
        type: SET_HABITS,
        habits: habits
    }
}

MY REDUCER
const habitsReducer = (state = initialState, action) => {
  switch (action.type) {
  case SET_HABITS:
      return {
        ...state,
        habits: action.habits
      }
 default:
      return state;
  }
};

export default habitsReducer;

A: you mapStateToProps is wrong. change your mapStateToProps to below
const mapStateToProps = state => {
    console.log(state.habits.habits)
    // returns an array with my two test objects included... [ Object, Object]
    return {
        //Change state.habits.habits to state.habitsReducer
        habits: state.habitsReducer
    }
}

A: Thanks for the answer Malik, I realized that my issue was where I was calling console.log. The ComponentDidMount function properly assigned the state to props, however, it was only accessible in the render() function... once the component mounted and rendered, the props were available for use.
Hope this helps people!


Rudham and Weasenham are two small, rural Church of England Primary schools situated in the beautiful Norfolk countryside. The two schools Federated in 2011 and on 1st June 2016 joined the Diocese of Norwich Education and Academies Trust, DNEAT. Being Federated and part of DNEAT enables us to build on our strengths and experiences to create a richer and better quality of learning for all of our children.
We believe a creative, well balanced and topic based curriculum is essential to all of our children and would like every child to have a happy, safe and inspirational engagement with their education. We are passionate that every child enjoys the best opportunities to widen their aspirations, develop and stretch their abilities.
Technology plays a key role in a child's experience at school and being at the cutting edge of technology is a real treat for such small, rural schools. The support we received from Proactive was second to none , we purchased eight screens and the turnaround of the project from start to finish was a matter of days. The aftercare and training sessions we have received since installations have also been fantastic.
I have found the boards to be really useful for sound and visual quality! It is much better not to have to worry about having the curtains closed to block out the glare from the sun! I am still getting the hang of many features but I am enjoying the basics at the moment and being able to pick up a pen and write without needing to calibrate the board each time! I am looking forward to finding out more about Lynx and how to use this in my lessons.


Just a handful of designers have the ability to appeal to multi- generations. Rarely do you see a twenty year old "It" girl clamor in a designer salon over a cocktail dress as much as her Grandmother clamors for another just racks away, but Oscar de la Renta has the ability to make just about everyone swoon.
Almost every piece was covered with sequins, printed embroidery, or patterned embellishments inspired by Ottoman, Morroco or China. Jacquard jackets were embroidered in gold over skirts in red fox. Another look paired a short jacket covered in paillettes with a lamé blouse and slim metallic skirt. . Many pieces were done in black and white with coats in crewel and sequins on alpaca and furs a plenty.
Of course there was no shortage of amazing evening gowns ranging from gowns in tulle under a shearling coat and standout madra prints and embroidered columns and sheaths.
I have said a gazillion times how much I love, love, love Ralph Rucci and although he is a master at all he does, there is something so drool inducing about his fall collections.
This time his show started on a slightly lighter note with a bold swipe of red and red furs, this evolved into a lavish list of the expertly tailored pieces that we've come to expect from Rucci topped with more furs and leather tops, skirts, pants and boots that were wildly sultry and chic. Aside from red, the collection was mostly neutral in shades of camel, taupe, charcoal and black with a few breaks of white and even a dab of bright pink. And though the day wear is dressy enough to wear for evening, the cocktails dresses and gowns were about as sophisticated and classic as one could dream of If there is one thing that Rucci does so expertly it is to restore the level of dressiness to our casual lives. Every piece is given such attention to detail and constructed with such precision that one can't help but to look austere' and pulled together.


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Arlo has become a global leader by providing an incredible Smart Home Security provision. It is the first manufacturer of the completely wire-free and weatherproof High Definition security camera. Arlo has relieved its users by playing a role of the digital watchman both in their residential and commercial premises.
With the utilization of the Arlo cameras, the users can easily keep track of each and every crucial happening in their houses and other premises. Arlo also provides a free gift to its users and it's the Arlo mobile application and its utilization has enabled users to effortlessly tune in it anywhere by tapping on it and receive notifications or alerts when it detects some sound or movement. Now, it's time to discuss some of the striking features of the Arlo cameras.
Arlo offers the incredible facility of rich notifications. It displays an image preview, accompanied by a highlighted view that is caused by recording. The users also get the facilities of the live stream, calling, base station alarm, and e911 feature. All of these features are very important for every household and office. You can contact arlo support to know about Arlo products in detail.
Arlo application has come in a top-notch design with which the users can easily manage the respective system. This incredible application is equipped with the latest features as well as the excellent upgrades.
Point to Remember: In case the firmware has not been set yet for receiving automatic updates or if its users are making use of a web browser for accessing Arlo cameras, then they can contact the expert support team of Arlo.
Arlo camera has come in improved monitoring facility. Now, it has become simpler for all of its users to keep track of the occurrences prevailing at their homes and offices. The users of Arlo cameras can also activate push notifications, as per their requirements.
From now onwards, instead of 'Play' button, the users can make use of the 'Live' button or turning on their live camera streams. Thumbnail images facility has now come with a new feature of time stamp whenever the feeds of individual cameras are off so that the users can check each of the captured images.
Arlo Q cameras are able to record each and every activity all day around and also capable of storing entire video recording in the cloud. To help the users in the management of vast video history, the latest Arlo application has included a very useful timeline feature.
When you get stuck in executing a process, a proper guide can help you to get rid of that problem in an effortless manner.
In order to utilize the Arlo Apple TV application, you require Apple TV hardware (fourth generation or higher, access permission of the Apple TV Application Store, an Arlo camera in a workable condition (contact arlo support to know about the correct Arlo system).
The Arlo application for Apple Television is not the same as the Arlo application for Android or iPhone.
The Arlo Apple Television application is capable of making optimum utilization of the TV screen size so that the users can easily watch camera contents on its screen.
The Arlo Apple Television is a better choice for watching the contents of the Arlo camera, as compared to other modes. It works as a supplement to the Arlo mobile application but it's not a substitution at all.
The users can easily switch camera modes on the Arlo Apple TV application, however, it is a must to use an Arlo mobile application or log in to the website arlo.netgear.com for the creation or modification of the modes.
The Arlo Apple TV application offers the most prominent and the most utilized Arlo features in a screen of TV. In case you are not finding out any features as well as settings in the Arlo Apple TV application, then you can search for it on Arlo Android, iPhone or web applications.
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Q: change color input field on click I am using Bootstrap 4 and want to change background color of an input field by clicking button.
here is my code:

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                <input type="text" class="form-control" name="txtres" readonly>

here is button:
<input type="button" class="btn btn-danger" value="Berechnen" onClick="sumValues()">

Can someone help me with jQuery?

A: .css('background-color','blue') use this method on your input you want to change color. You access the the input by name like this $('input[name="txtres"]')

function sumValues(){
  $('input[name="txtres"]').css('background-color','blue')
}

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                <input type="text" class="form-control" name="txtres" readonly>

<input type="button" class="btn btn-danger" value="Berechnen" onclick="sumValues()">

A: You can add a .click event to your button and then change the color of your input field using .css():

$('.color-btn').click(function() {
  $('.input-color').css({color: 'red', 'background-color': 'black'});
});

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    <input value="Some text" class="input-color" type="text" class="form-control" name="txtres" readonly />

<input type="button" class="color-btn btn btn-danger" value="Berechnen" />

Here I have given your button the class color-btn so it can be targeted using jquery easily, and have also given your text box the class input-color. Thus, any input element with the class input-color will be able to change color when your button is clicked.

A: Use css() for changing bgcolor on click of button

function sumValues(e){
$('input[name=txtres]').css('backgroundColor','red')
}

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                <input type="text" class="form-control" name="txtres" readonly>
                <input type="button" class="btn btn-danger" value="Berechnen" onClick="sumValues()">

A: That's what I would do

$('btn-danger').css("background-color", "blue");

$(document).ready(function(){
  $('.btn-danger').on( "click", function() {
    $('input[type="text"]').css("background-color", "blue");
  });
});

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    <input type="text" class="form-control" name="txtres" readonly>

<input type="button" class="btn btn-danger" value="Berechnen" onClick="sumValues()">

over here you'rs listening to a click even on the button and change the background color of the text input after click
check fiddle

A: You can also make a css class with desired background-color and then add that class to input when button is clicked. It's just another way you can do this:

sumValues = function(){
  $('input[name="txtres"]').addClass( "colored-background" );
}
.colored-background {
  background: lightgreen;
}

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    <input type="text" class="form-control" name="txtres" readonly>

<input type="button" class="btn btn-danger" value="Berechnen" onClick="sumValues()">


One of the most important feature for a pilot watch is the presence of bright lume for reading the time in darkness or poorly lit environment. The original material used for making the hands, numbers and marker, and the triangle at 12'o clock, was Radium. Radium was highly radioactive and had adverse effects on those manufacturing the dials, as well as wearing the watch. Radium was replaced with Tritium in the late 1960's and early 1970's. While Tritium was much safer radioactive material than Radium, its properties to glow did not last more than 12.5 years, and still was not 100% safe. Hence, Luminova was invented in 1993 by Nemoto & Co., Ltd. of Japan as a safe replacement for non-radioactive luminous paints. Nemoto licensed Luminova technology to RC Tritec AG of Switzerland, whose renamed it to SuperLuminova, which is now adapted by majority of the watch companies. While majority of the pilot watches use SuperLuminova on the dial and hands, there are few watches which reverse this process by applying the entire dial with SuperLuminova and making the hands and numbers in either black color or with different color shade of luminous paint. In past, Heuer manufactured sports watches with full lume dial, and recently Muhle Glashuette, Chronoswiss, and Fortis. However, currently the best examples of full lume dial is offered by Laco, Aristo, Damasko, and Junkers.
Laco is one of the original five flieger manufacturer based in Pforzheim, Germany. During the WWII, Laco manufactured the famous 55mm flieger with the large Durowe D5 pocket watch movement. Venedig comes in both Baumuster A and B dial configuration. Laco's sandblasted stainless steel case with "FL23883" engraving is a very close replica of the original flieger. The case diameter is 42mm, and the height is 13mm, with the lug width measuring at 20mm. It has a domed sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating and a big diamond crown. True to the historical flieger, it has a solid case back with special engraving. The all lume dial of Venedig is coated with Superluminova C3 and the hands and numbers are in black color. The watch is powered by workhorse ETA 2824-2 Elaboré grade movement. It is waterproof up to 5 ATM. Retail price is $1,190 USD and it is available direcly from Laco website.
The Aristo Uhren and Uhrgehäusefabrik (Aristo watch and watch case manufacturing) was founded in Pforzheim, Germany in 1907 by Julius Epple. In 1998 Helmut Epple, the grandson of the founder, appointed the watch designer Vollmer as his successor. In 2005 Vollmer merged Aristo and his own family business to form the Aristo Vollmer GmbH. Currently Aristo offers low-priced pilot and sports watches based on the Swiss ETA and Sellita automatic movements. The 5H70Ti has a grade 5 titanium sandblasted case, measuring 41mm in diameter, and 10.5mm in height. The lug width is 20mm. The titanium case is made up of two parts; the combined mid case and bezel, and the screw down case back. The front has a flat sapphire crystal and the display case back reveals the ETA2824-2 movement. The all lume dial has SuperLuminova coating with black numbers, markers, and hour and minute hand. The seconds hand is a striking orange color. The date window is at 3'o clock. Aristo 5H70ti comes on a black leather strap with a titanium buckle. Retail price is $490 USD and it can be purchased from Gnomon Watches website.
Last week we reviewed the Damasko DC 56 chronograph in-depth. DC 57 is the all lume dial with the same configuration as the DC 56. It has the ice-hardened bead-blasted stainless steel case with an integrated anti-magnetic inner cage, anti-magnetic to 80,000 A/m. The case diameter is 40mm with a 13.70 mm height. The crown system has also patented by Damasko. Crown and pushers are also hardened and all gaskets are made of Viton. The all lume dial is coated with Luminova C1 white, and the numbers, markers, and triangle at 12 o'clock are painted matte black. All the hands, including chronograph sub-counter hands, are painted in matte black. The crystal is a flat sapphire crystal with highly scratch resistant anti-reflective coating on both the outside and the inside of the crystal. The watch is powered by Valjoux 7750 automatic movement. Retail price is €1,840 (including 20% German VAT) and it can be purchased directly from Damasko website.
POINTtec is a medium size watch company based in village of Ismaning, not far from Munich in Germany. Wilhelm Birk founded POINTtec in 1987 where they have been producing watches under Junkers, Zeppelin, Maximilian München, and Rosenthal. Their annual output of 150,000 watches makes them one of the largest watch manufacturers in Germany. They private label for BMW Museum, Honda, Bosch, Siemens, Audi, Volkswagen, and many others. Junkers is trademark of POINTtec to pay homage to the 1931 the BMW made three-engine passenger airplane Junkers JU 52, which was in use for decades for Lufthansa and several other airlines worldwide. Tante JU which translates to Aunt JU was once considered the safest airplane in the world. The 6872-5 Series Tante JU watch features Superluminova coated dial with anthracite numbers and markers, and black hands. The stainless-steel case has a satin finish and coated with PVD. The case diameter is 42mm with 12mm height and a mineral crystal. The complications on the dial consist of central chronograph hand, thirty-minute counter, sub-second counter, twelve-hour counter, and day-date indicator. The watch is powered by Miyota quartz movement caliber 6S10. Tante JU is water-resistant up to 10 ATM. Retail price is 299.00 € (including German VAT) and it can be purchased directly from Junkers website.


The past three days had been a whirlwind — from being stuck at Dulles airport for 12 hours on Tuesday and missing the entire first day of the event (thanks, Delta), to absorbing a multitude of valuable perspectives and thinking about how they apply to our business.
A woman sitting across the aisle from me on my return flight pulled out a bulky company-issued laptop to fill out a 'training report' on the Qualtrics X4 summit we both attended along with more than 11,000 other experience management professionals.
I thought to myself, did she really want to attend the event? Was the training report something her company required for learning & development? The report struck me as incredibly formal.
After taking more than an hour to fill it out, she ordered a Blue Moon as a well deserved reward for a painful experience. Ironically, the entire event was literally referred to as the "experience management summit." Hopefully this woman's newfound knowledge of experience management can be used to improve the way her company collects this kind of feedback in the future.
What should be the intent of a professional service provider?
Many organizations would probably answer with, "to deliver exceptional value to our clients" or something along those lines.
But how do you know what your clients are really experiencing by working with a professional service provider? Is there a gap between what clients envisioned and their reality?
Closing the client experience (CX) gap can be an effective way to truly differentiate your firm and fuel your marketing engine. I'll explain.
Mark Schaefer's new book, Marketing Rebellion: The Most Human Company Wins chronicles the marketing profession and how it has undergone two major consumer "rebellions" to date — one against lies and false claims early in the days of the marketing profession, and another against secrets and lack of transparency at the turn of the 21st century.
Mark believes there to be a third rebellion happening right now — the end of our ability to control the marketing narrative and the return of power to the buyer (or in our case, the client). He contends that the client is your marketing department because of the power of word-of-mouth referrals amplified today by social media.
The logic here is simple and time-tested. If your clients have a breakthrough experience working with your firm, it can tip the scale and turn your average clients into raving promoters of your brand.
Which begs the question: is a sub-optimal client experience in professional services playing a role in the decline of referrals over the past five years?
Can you truly claim to have a breakthrough CX program?
A perfect example of masterful CX was when Qualtrics' CMO, Kylan Lundeen, handed out electric guitars as awards to a handful of exemplary clients of major brands like LL Bean and American Express for using the software to achieve breakthroughs within their organizations.
Maybe it's because I'm currently in the market for a new electric guitar, but I was at the edge of my seat. I can only imagine the rush of adrenaline those individuals must have felt hearing their name and their story broadcasted to eleven-thousand other professionals. I'm willing to bet they will never forget that experience.
His session validated my thoughts on what a CX program in professional services would look like. The first step in a successful CX program is to map out the client's journey and set up "listening posts" at critical milestones.
It's important to note that no two buyer journeys are alike. They are all unique experiences.
Setting up listening posts at each stage of the buyer journey enables you to collect experiential (X) data to analyze in conjunction with operational (O) data like web visits, content downloads and form fills.
While surveys are a great way to collect X data, there are other alternatives as well. For instance, Qualtrics showcased breakthrough voice analytics technology — AI that can listen in on your phone conversations with prospects and clients and read the tone of their voice to tell you whether the conversation is going well or not. All of this can be done in real-time.
Post-sale, listening posts can be set up at key project milestones. Analyzing this data alongside of project data like schedule variance (SV) and cost performance index (CPI) will show where your clients experience emotional highs and lows, enabling you to proactively tune your service delivery and turn your clients into fanatics of your brand.
Then, once you understand the metrics that drive your client experience it's important to select one key metric to tie to financial performance to prove ROI of your client experience program.
In order for professional services firms to survive this third marketing rebellion and to deliver a distinctive client experience, we must implement client-centric marketing actions. And instead of taking stabs in the dark, the most successful businesses today leverage the merger of O- and X- data to deliver a breakthrough client experience.
John Tyreman John has a passion for market research, analytics and using data to drive decisions. After 5 years with Hinge, John has personally reviewed the perspectives of over 10,000 buyers and sellers of professional services, and has helped over 100 professional services organizations use data to influence brand and marketing strategies. Certified in MS Excel, John's research is an essential part of Hinge's work, used to solve client problems, identify trends, create content and establish industry benchmarks.


NeXT week on BBC radio four extra " Unofficial Rosie" 6 ep. With Steve as a close friend of Rosie. IT starts on Monday 13.00 hr.
I've just noticed that not only do Audible.co.uk now have Steve's reading of Peter Lovesay' "The House Sitter" available to download, but both that and "Diamond Dust" are included in the sale for just over £4 each!!
yes they are- I've got the cassette versions so might have to upgrade since they're so cheap!
Last Monday there was a radio drama on BBC radio 4extra called "Intent to deceive" with a lead part for Steve Hodson.
It is a 90 minute play, and it is on I player for another 26 day's.
Today at ten onBBC4xtra The Jacobean box with Steve in it and starting tomorrow a twelve part series about the civil war with both Steve and Christian in it.
DonTaylor's God's revolution. This is an absolutely great radio drama!


Chris Murray is a unique figure on today's music scene. As leader of Toronto-based King Apparatus, an electrifying six-piece blend of rockin' ska and pop sensibility, Chris developed a strong reputation as a dynamic frontman and one of the genre's finest songwriters. Over the group's eight year reign, King Apparatus released two-full length CDs, two EPs, made eight videos and toured coast to coast more than a dozen times, sharing stages with virtually every top act in the field, from The Mighty Mighty Bosstones to The Skatalites. Upon the band's breakup, Murray relocated to Los Angeles and emerged as a solo artist. Around southern California, Chris has made recent live appearances as guest lead vocalist for renowned Caribbean bandleader, Carlos Malcolm and His Afro-Jamaican Rhythms, as well as playing drums and guitar for Ethiopian reggae artist, Isaac Haile Selassie. From jamming with The Specials in a basement club, to trading songs on an acoustic guitar with 72-year-old boogie-ska pioneer Laurel Aitken, life has led Chris Murray down a path to the very roots of a living tradition in ska and reggae music.


The government strongly recommend the use of synthetic phonics when teaching early literacy skills to children. Synthetic phonics is simply the ability to convert a letter or letter group into sounds that are then blended together into a word. At Tower Hill Primary School, we have adopted the Read Write Inc. programme to give children the best possible start to their learning in Literacy. This programme is designed to stimulate and challenge children's thinking and create enthusiastic, life-long readers and writers. All staff at Tower Hill (teachers and assistants) have received intensive training from a Read Write Inc. trainer.
During Read Write Inc. sessions children will learn the 44 common sounds in the English language and how to blend these for reading and writing. Read Write Inc. begins in Reception and finishes when children have completed all levels on the programme. The majority of our children will come 'off the programme' in the Spring Term of Year 2, though some will complete at the end of Year 1 and some may require further Read Write Inc. intervention in Key Stage 2.
The children in Early Years and Key Stage 1 are taught Read Write Inc. each day and are grouped according to their reading level. Children are assessed on a half termly basis to ensure that progress is being made and they are working at the correct level. Having set groups allows for children to be taught at a level which challenges them and moves them quickly through the levels.
To see a demonstration of techniques used in the teaching of phonics at Tower Hill Primary School please watch the video below.
Are all expertly trained by Ruth Miskin Training – including our headteacher Mrs Tansley.


Even the best Internet marketing campaigns generate a lot of garbage in addition to sales leads — as a matter of fact, our extensive research, discussed in the presentation below, indicates that half of a company's website conversions are likely to be non-leads.
Smart companies add lead validation to their marketing campaign process, to separate true leads from non-leads, and then track the leads back to their marketing source (SEO, PPC, email, etc.). Lead validation is done the old-fashioned way, by reading every website form submission and listening to recordings of phone inquiries.
Why is lead validation so critical to building a full sales pipeline? Review the presentation now to learn why this will take your online marketing to the next level.
Importance of Lead Validation Study by Straight North.
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Written by Aaron Wittersheim, is an accomplished entrepreneur with more than 20 years of business and technology experience. He is Chief Operating Officer at Straight North, a Chicago-based Internet marketing company.


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March 19 (UPI) — The aircraft carrier USS Harry Truman departed Norfolk, Va., after a three-month availability for ship maintenance and targeted training.
The vessel then stayed for three months, instead of a short "working port visit," undergoing upgrades to systems, deck restoration, maintenance and to provide targeted training for Sailors.
The availability was the first demonstration of the Pentagon's new Dynamic Force Employment plan, devised by former Defense Secretary James Mattis, to keep potential enemies unaware of how long, and where, ships and personnel are deployed.
The Strike Group returned to sea on Saturday for what the Defense Department called an "independent streaming exercise" in which crews will execute proficiency drills and test the new The Grumman C-2 Greyhound aircraft. The Greyhound is a twin-engine, cargo plane designed to carry supplies, mail, and passengers to and from Navy aircraft carriers.


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Introduction to The Godform Assumption of StarCrow the Wise
The Godform Assumption of StarCrow the Wise is an odd bit of Star Wars fan fiction because it is a framed narrative with a large epic poem at its center. The occurrence of a framed narrative is nothing novel in Star Wars literature. There is at least one short story from the Star Wars Adventure Journal which employed this literary technique ("The Most Dangerous Foe"), and I'm sure there are plenty of other examples. But epic poetry is strange. It is not a literary form invoked in Star Wars too often; the only other time I can think of verse being used was in Michael Kogge's The Despotica, which was a work that deeply influenced my reading and writing of Star Wars literature, and was itself a story that had a say in the composition of The Godform. The writing of this text had a long incubation period, and when the story finally came in focus, it poured out of me with a strength and verve I was unaccustomed to. I was gripped with some sort of fervor which I can't explain—but I'll make an attempt to do so in the next few paragraphs.
The idea of writing an epic poem sat in my mind for quite a while after my third year of University. I did my undergrad in Literature, and it was after reading epic poems like The Odyssey, The Iliad, The Aeneid, The Epic of Gilgamesh, and Paradise Lost, I thought 'I think I want to write an epic poem.' These works had a profound effect on me; they left an indelible mark upon my soul, and I was changed after having read them. I then decided I wanted to write my own epic poem and a few ideas popped into my head.
Initially, I wanted to write a post-apocalyptic poem about Satan in the form of a dragon, enslaving the world, with the protagonist being Pope Patrick the First who converts the world to Christianity and defeats the dragon. What I ended up writing was The Godform Assumption of StarCrow the Wise (which I think is pretty close to my original idea), but not until many years had passed, after I was married with three children.
So, a few of my thoughts on this work to give you a bit of an intro into what you are about to read:
The Godform Assumption of StarCrow the Wise in my attempt at evangelizing the imagination. I wrote the story with this in mind: "If Jesus had entered history in the Star Wars universe (assuming it was a separate universe from ours), what would that look like?"
Well, what it ended up looking like was a lot of poetry about a lion-man messiah named Solomon who battles the 20th century occultist Aleister Crowley reimagined as a Sith Lord who transfers his soul into a dragon in order to take over the universe.
The whole thing is odd man, I don't know what to tell you.
The poetry sits inside a framed narrative of a retired Jedi historian of Sith literature named Master Francis Ovair. One of the padawans at the Agricorps where Master Francis has retired has taken one of his Sith texts without his permission—The Godform Assumption of StarCrow the Wise—and begins to read the work of poetry, which leads to dire results.
I did my best to pay homage to the poetic verse of Milton's Paradise Lost, without being too derivative. I also made an attempt to come up with my own meter and rhythm. I also mixed in the occult obsession with numbers, with each book having 111 stanzas of poetry, for a total of 333, with 77 syllables per stanza, numbers occultists love.
Its epic poetry draped in a veneer of black magic with a heavy dose of Christian triumphalism, all wrapped up in the language of Star Wars. It's all very strange.
I hope you enjoy it. I hope you enjoy the art by Davie Chang & Matt DeMino.
May the Force be with you, and with your spirit,
Michael K. Brennan
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In the small provincial town of Guelph Ontario, Michael Brennan teaches English, Theology, and Geography at his local Catholic high school. Michael earned his B.A. in English and M.A. in Humanities from York University, and his B.Ed. from the University of Toronto. He wrote a blog for a while titled The Star Wars Chronology Project (https://thestarwarschronologyproject.blogspot. com/), but stopped contributing to it after the Disney acquisition. He enjoys gardening, reading, and writing poetry, and keeps busy as a husband and father of three young children.
Note: Any unpublished or out-of-print Star Wars story will be taken down if/when officially released/reprinted
Supernatural Encounters
Cult Encounters
The unpublished Heart of the Jedi Novel
The unpublished Adventures in Hyperspace #3
Star Wars Junior Books
The complete twelve book series from the OOP Scholastic series from 1999-2000
Rare archaeology magazine containing "The Lost City of Tatooine"
Rebels Magazine UK & German (all 39 issues in English)
(Note: These will be taken down upon an official reprinting)
Complete four issues of the Coruscant Holo Net from the UK and US Clone Wars Magazines
Death Troopers
Recovered Messages from the Imperial Prison Barge Purge
The Clone Wars Titan Magazine
Star Wars Magazine
NOTE: These will only be up until they are scheduled to be reprinted/collected
The Godform Assumption of StarCrow the Wise
Interviews with Star Wars EU Authors
Clone Wars: Way of the Warrior
Droids and Ewoks Animated Series
Holiday Special Cartoon
NOTE: These will only be up until they are scheduled to be released
Translated Spanish Droids & Ewoks Comic-Books
(For the history of this series, go here)
Translated Plaza Joven Droids & Ewoks Storybook PDF
Droids 1988 Video-Game Prologue:
Escape from Auren
Online articles from 2004–2012 removed from the official website's Hyperspace, Starwars.com and Star Wars Blog.
Rookies: Rendezvous
Rookies: No Turning Back
The unpublished Adventure Journal #16
Fate of the Jedi: Imprint
A Hunter's Fate: Greedo's Tale
Clone Wars Webcomics Seasons 1-3
Evasive Action webstrips
Reversal of Fortune
Hungarian Han Solo Books (PDFs)
Sourcebooks, supplements & RPG Adventures
Lost Prelude to Rebellion webcomic


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