Parents: On Thursday, May 2, 6:00-7:30, we will have a Parent and Scholar Appreciation Night. We want to thank you for all your support this year and thank each of our Scholars for helping make this first year of our Early College such a success. We will give out awards to our Scholars that night. You will not want to miss this!
RRGSD Alert: Due to forecast for possible inclement weather, Roanoke Rapids Graded Schools will operate on a 2 hour delay for students and staff Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019. #KidsAreOurCustomers Debido al pronóstico de un posible clima inclemente, las escuelas graduadas de Roanoke Rapids operarán con un retraso de 2 horas para los estudiantes y el personal el miércoles 20 de febrero de 2019.
Join us for Parent Night: Thursday, February 7, 2019, 6:00-7:30, at the Early College. Rotating sessions will be held on the following: (1) How You Can Help Your Child Achieve in an Early College Environment. (2) A Look at Early Colleges in North Carolina. (3) Student sessions - Students share their college work with you. (4) Visitation sessions - roam and discuss courses with high school teachers.
Roanoke Rapids Early College scholars are busy working on various college classes, such as ENG 111, MUS 110, PSYC 150, HIS 131, CIS 110, SOC 210, ART 111, HIS 132, BIO 111, COM 231, and HEA 110. If you are an 8th grade student who wants the opportunity to take college classes next year by joining the Roanoke Rapids Early College, be sure to submit your application by tomorrow, January 11!
Alert: Roanoke Rapids Graded School District will operate on a 2-hour delay Tuesday, December 11, 2018. #KidsAreOurCustomers --------------- Las escuelas de Roanoke Rápids van a operar con una demora de 2 horas mañana Martes 11 de Diciembre.
Please Share: RR Early College High School will hold information sessions regarding the 2019-2020 year for families of current 8th grade students (rising 9th grade students) who are interested in the Early College as an avenue of learning for their children. On Tuesday, November 20, 2018, 8th grade students will tour RRECHS and listen to RREC Scholars share their first year experiences in this learning environment. On November 29, 2018, a panel of RRECHS Scholars will be at Chaloner Middle School for its Parent Night from 5:00 -7:00. Our scholars will present all the great things going on at the Early College and applications will be given out. On December 6, 2018, a tour and a question/answer session will be held at RRECHS from 6:00-7:00. The Scholars panel will be presenting and parents of Early College Scholars will be available to share their first year Early College family experiences. Applications will be given out. January 11, 2019, is the date that RRECHS applications for School Year 2019-2020 are due back to CMS office, RRECHS office, or the Central Service Office. Come join the RRECHS Family Experience!
Parents, RRECHS will hold a Scholars-led Parent Night this Thursday, October 18, 6:00-7:30 at the Early College Armory. Please come join us as our Scholars will lead you through their classrooms and discuss with you their assignments and creations. Mrs. Lassiter, our counselor, will hold informational sessions - 6:30 and 7:00- in the HCC Classroom 105 about our students' HCC pathways. Also, our Science Fair projects will be on display in the RREC Gym Armory. We look forward to seeing you as we support our Scholars together!
Parents: Due to the impending inclement weather forecast for this Thursday, the RREC trip to Historic Halifax is being rescheduled for a day in November.
Reminders: Here are just a few upcoming reminders for Roanoke Rapids Early College High School. 1. Our October experiential learning trips will be Thursday, October 11, 2018, to Historic Halifax and Friday, October 26, to Halifax Community College for College and Career Day and a private tour of the courses and pathways that HCC has to offer. 2. Next Friday, October 12, 2018, will be a regular day of school (This was originally a teacher workday). This will be a makeup day for one of the days we missed due to the Hurricane. 3. Please join us on Thursday, October 18, 6:00-7:30, for our Scholars-led Parent night. Our Scholars will lead you through their classrooms and discuss their learning with you. Also, Mrs Angie Lassiter, guidance counselor, will hold an informational session with Q/A on the pathways for our Early College Scholars. Thank you for your continued support. Our Scholars are doing great things!
RRGSD Alert: Roanoke Rapids Graded School District will operate on a regular schedule for Monday, September 17, 2018. There is rain in the forecast so please plan accordingly. #KidsAreOurCustomers ------ Las escuelas del distrito escolar de Roanoke Rápids van a operar con sus horas normales Lunes 17 de Septiembre. Hay lluvia en el pronóstico para mañana, por favor planea para eso.
RRGSD Alert: Due to the anticipation of tropical storm force winds and the potential for flooding tonight and in the morning, RRGSD will be closed for students and staff on Friday, September 14. #KidsAreOurCustomers -------- Debido a la anticipación de vientos con fuerza de la tormenta tropical y potenciales de inundaciones en la noche hoy y mañana, las escuelas de Roanoke Rápids van estar cerrados mañana Viernes 14 de Septiembre para estudiantes y empleados.
Another college visit today. Thanks Chowan University! A great day of exploring and learning.
Parents: As a part of the learning experience for Early College Scholars, students travel for experiential learning to colleges, museums, and local history sites. Students are to create a product for each experiential trip to share their learning. These assigned creations vary with each experiential trip. Look where our students have been and are scheduled to go in the upcoming days! August 10 - ECU/Pitt Community College August 31 - Medoc Mountain September 7 - Chowan University September 18 - Sylvan Heights October 11 - Historic Halifax October 26 - HCC College Day and tour of HCC career clusters Ask your Scholars about these experiences and the creation designs that they have made. Also, come out on Thursday, September 13, 6:00-7:30, for our Scholar-Led Parent Conference night and see their work! We thank you, parents and guardians, as we continue to support our Scholars together.
Save the Date: Join us September 13 from 6:00-7:30 for our Scholar-Led Conference Night. Our Scholars will share with you their work in all their classes and explain how our experiential learning trips are helping them grow. They will lead you through each of their classrooms as you see learning through their eyes and discussion. We look forward to seeing you on this evening as we support our Scholars together.
Our teachers and staff have arrived! Looking forward to seeing our RR Early College High School scholars next week.
The Roanoke Rapids Early College High School will hold its first Family Orientation night on Monday, August 6, 2018, 6:00-7:30 at the Early College. Please come join us on this evening to meet and greet the Early College staff. Student schedules and chrome books will be given out and we will have information sessions and tours throughout the evening. Please enter through the side entrance on Ninth Street. We look forward to sharing with you all the great possibilities the Roanoke Rapids Early College High School will offer!


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I designed this nursery for my son, whom I affectionately call HDawg.
I wanted to create a "boy-ish" room for my newborn son with a touch of several non-traditional elements. I was inspired by very colorful, somewhat gender-neutral rooms with lots of pattern and texture. I love both modern and traditional nurseries, so I wanted to include a little bit of both elements in this room.
I usually like to describe my decorating style as "young traditional." I ebb towards trends, but I also like to keep things pretty traditional, for the most part.
I shared this room design on my blog, Ten June. Here is a post on the final nursery design as a whole: http://www.tenjuneblog.com/2012/08/our-baby-boys-nursery-final-reveal.html.
Here is a post on the full source list for all of the purchased and DIY items in the room: http://www.tenjuneblog.com/2012/08/baby-boy-nursery-source-list.html.
I think my favorite part of the room is the dresser turned changing table area. The family photo gallery wall is just beautiful, not to mention captivating for my son! And we're so pleased with our choice for the dresser- it has functioned so well to change millions (ha!) of diapers and store our sweet boy's clothes.
Those DIY gingham curtains were also a major labor of love, so those top the list too!
Don't stress about creating a room that's too "matchy matchy." Pick a couple of focal colors- like baby blue, yellow and navy blue in this room- and then incorporate small pieces that you like, regardless of their color or theme. The fact that you love each piece will make the room come together!
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Danielle Leigh Ezersky, age 28, of Herculaneum, MO passed away on Tuesday, January 28, 2014. Born on November 7, 1985, in St Louis, MO to Daniel Ezersky of Hillsboro, MO and Laura "Lolly" Williams Ezersky of Ellington, MO. In addition to her parents, she is survived by her daughters: Alyssa Meyers, Kendra Ezersky, and Melodi~Roz Sisk, stepmother: Carmela Ezersky of Hillsboro, MO, brothers: Devin Ezersky of Ellington, MO Donnie Weatherford of Ellington, MO and Mason Ezersky of Hillsboro, MO, sisters: Courtney Ezersky of Pevely, MO and Kaitlin Weatherford of Hillsboro, MO, grandmothers: Marie Schaffner of DeSoto, MO and Shirley Williams of Herculaneum, MO, and special friends: Roy Cothern of Arnold, MO and Steve Sisk of Imperial, MO. She was preceded in death by her grandfathers: Michael Schaffner and Donald Williams.
Danielle (or Punkin as her Grandpa called her) loved to sing and perform-she was born humming and started singing Reba's "You Lied" at age 3. She started singing on stage with Billy Hartman & the Desperados at the Belle Starr & Dinner Belle in 1989. When she was 11 she started singing at the VFW with Billy Hartman. She performed several times in Nashville alongside artists such as George Strait, Kenny Chesney, Billy Ray Cyrus, Terry Clark, Trace Akins, Kevin Black, T. Graham Brown, Porter Wagner, Grandpa Jones, Jim Snyder, Tim McGraw, Dell Reeves, Shania Twain, Ronnie McDowell, Billy Crash Craddock, Mikell Twitty, Mark Miller (Sawyer Brown), Little Jimmy Dickens, Clyde Sutton, John Russell; her band that back her also played for Loretta Lynn, Clint Black, Doug Stone and many others. She was in a Ronnie McDowell video with 80 stars including Ralph Emery, Crystal Gail and Sam Phillips (who had also been a producer for Johnny Cash and Elvis at Sun Records). Danielle was offered a 19 million dollar contract but was not able to sign because of her age. She sang at Tootsie's, Orchard Lounge, Nashville Palace, Legion's, Turf, Rymans, Night Life and Back Stage at Grand Ole' Opry; she sang from the east coast to the west coast.
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This year was the fourth annual Secret Santa toy drive to benefit Filling in the Blanks. The youth of First Presbyterian have come to love this event. This year, they purchased 96 gifts for children K-5 in one of the Stamford schools that receives food help each weekend from Filling in the Blanks. Chris Kilbane at New Canaan Toy Store gladly hosts this event each year for First Presbyterian.


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UK's Cross-Border Payments Fintech WorldRemit Introduces Money Transfer Services in Malaysia
WorldRemit, a UK-based digital cross-border payments firm, recently introduced its money transfer services in Malaysia's markets through its app and web-based platform.
Clients are now able to send funds from Malaysia, in addition to 50 other nations including the United Kingdom and the US, to over 130 destinations.
Depending on the sender's location, clients have the option to choose from several different payout methods for the recipient such as bank deposits, payments to mobile wallets, cash pick-up and mobile airtime top-up.
WorldRemit has previously taken part in Bank Negara Malaysia's (BNM) Fintech Regulatory Sandbox Framework. However, the company was unsuccessful and then went after the licensing route.
At present, WorldRemit is serving as a fully-licensed business with a Class-B remittance license that it received in February of this year (awarded by BNM, the Southeast Asian country's reserve bank).
Ridzuan Aziz, Country Director for Malaysia at WorldRemit, stated:
"We're passionate about making sure that customers can continue to make affordable money transfers to their family and friends in the comfort of their homes. With communities across the world having to change their lifestyles due to the disruption caused by COVID-19, we're proud to play our part in making sure our customers can continue to support those dearest to them throughout this challenging time."
As covered in April 2021, London-based WorldRemit, a global cross-border payments firm, had revealed that it was recognized for having the "best app" for international money transfers.
Investopedia had reportedly named WorldRemit as the 'Best for International Transfers' as part of its 'Best Money Transfer Apps of 2021' awards. The Fintech firm is headquartered in the UK and it claims to be going against "stiff" competition in a crowded market.
WorldRemit was assessed on its effectiveness to provide a reliable money transfer app that helps consumers transfer funds safely and "without hidden fees."
The 'Best for International Transfers' title, won by WorldRemit, also "looked at the right fit for consumer-specific needs involving international payments and ease of use," the Fintech firm noted in its blog post.
WorldRemit also mentioned that it had been recognized for its "fast transactions and low fees." The company has also received acknowledgment for its "best upfront exchange rates, and no hidden costs, as well as its flexibility."
WorldRemit is reportedly able to send payments to recipients "within 10 minutes" and most transfers "complete within 24 hours wherever recipients live in the world."
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When I'm in the office, I assess risk, troubleshoot any issues that may arise, and also conduct reviews with clients to make sure all is going well and the products they have are working for them.
Around 80% of my clients have both Trade and Invoice Finance facilities in place, which is great because it means we provide an end-to-end funding solution. Our customers are busy business owners, so to be able to offer them a 'one stop shop' takes the weight off their shoulders.
I love forging relationships with my clients and getting to know their businesses. I get to deal with a whole variety of companies – I have 30 clients that span sectors from retail to health and beauty to medicine. My clients know they can always reach me at the other end of the line, and I understand their business and how they like to work.
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(RAPID CITY, SD) – Garrett Klotz tied the game with 2:42 remaining in regulation to force overtime and a shootout for a second game this week, but this time, the Utah Grizzlies earned the second point in three shootout rounds, defeating the Rapid City Rush by a 4-3 score on Friday night. The shootout loss gives the Rush a crucial point in the standings, and the team has now laid claim to 3 of a possible 4 points in this series against the best team in the Western Conference.
Utah scored first for a second straight game in the week's series, but this time left the first 20 minutes with just one-goal lead. With 9:54 left in the period, Jack Walker sprung Tim McGauley on a partial break through all three zones, and it ended with McGauley unwinding on a slap shot that he zipped by Rush net-minder Adam Carlson to give Utah their 1-0 lead (Walker and Nolan De Jong assisted).
The Rush countered almost immediately in the second period to build a brief lead, but Utah still controlled the scoreboard heading into the final period. Starting off the second period entries was Tyler Poulsen, who scored his third goal in the last two games against the Grizzlies when he took advantage of chaos surrounding the Utah net. With 2:35 played into the period, Poulsen, while spinning down to the ice, slipped the puck past Grizzlies goalie Kevin Carr to square the game at 1-1 (Brandon Mashinter and Andrew Radjenovic assisted). Over three minutes later, Shaquille Merasty utilized his long reach and tucked the puck by Carr from behind the goal line in close range to put the Rush up 2-1 with 5:49 gone by in the frame (the goal was unassisted). Utah countered less than two minutes later on their second power play of the game when Cole Ully buried a rebound off of a Carlson kick save to re-draw the game level at 2-2 with 7:19 gone by (Caleb Herbert had the lone assist). Matt Berry provided the go-ahead goal with 8:25 remaining in the second with a shot off of a Ully pass from between the faceoff circles that gave the Grizzlies a 3-2 lead heading into the final period (Ully and Jake Marchment assisted).
The Rush needed just a goal to tie the game and force "free hockey" for a second game this week, and got exactly that with less than three minutes remaining in the contest. With 2:42 left in regulation, Pierre-Luc Mercier won an offensive zone draw, and Josh Elmes found Cedric Montminy on the far wall of the zone. Montminy fired it into traffic in front, and Garrett Klotz picked up the rebound and tucked it by Carr to square the game at 3-3 (Montminy and Elmes assisted).
The Rush and Grizzlies headed to overtime for a second straight game, but this came with more drama than Wednesday night's counterpart. Rapid City's Tyler Poulsen was called for a questionable tripping minor 58 seconds into overtime, putting Utah on a 4-on-3 power play for the first half of the session. Adam Carlson stood tall in net, including stoning the ECHL's leading scorer, Caleb Herbert, point blank in front of net, and with his goaltending and the team's resolve, the Rush killed the penalty. Both teams then headed to their second shootout of the week.
Only one goal was necessary in the shootout once again, and it was provided by Tim McGauley in the top of the first round with a fake around Adam Carlson. Utah finished with Ryan Walters (save by Carlson), and Herbert (miss). The Rush sent out Michael Turner in the first (miss), Riley Weselowski in the second (save by Carr), and Quintin Lisoway to keep the game going (save by Carr). Utah sealed the win, 4-3.
Adam Carlson stopped 44 of 47 shots on goal, and two of three shooters in the shootout, suffering his first shootout loss of the year (6-3-2-1).
The Rush and Grizzlies will rematch for the finale, game three of their three game series on Saturday, December 1st, with puck drop slated for 7:05 p.m. MST at Premier Home Mortgage Ice in Rushmore Plaza Civic Center. Tomorrow's game is our annual "Guns n' Hoses" Night, presented by the Dave Davis Agency, with special jerseys to be worn by the Rush honoring our local first responders. Additionally, it's our 11th Annual "Teddy Bear Toss", where fans throw new teddy bears onto the ice when the Rush score their first goal of the game. All bears will be donated to Youth and Family Services.


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"We took a rat apart and rebuilt it as a jellyfish."
Not Exactly Rocket ScienceBy Ed YongJuly 22, 2012 10:12 PM
Kit Parker has built an artificial jellyfish out of silicone and muscle cells from a rat heart. When it's immersed in an electric field, it pulses and swims exactly like a real jellyfish. The unusual creature is part of Parker's efforts to understand the ways in which muscles work, so that he can better engineer heart tissue. And it has a bizarre intended purpose: Parker wants to use it to test heart drugs. I wrote about his work for Nature, so head over there for the main story. Meanwhile, here's my full interview with Parker about the jellyfish. He's a fantastic interviewee – you've got to imagine him almost shouting this stuff. Building a jellyfish using rat tissue isn't exactly a typical everyday idea. Where did it come from? My group does cardiovascular research and I spend a lot of time thinking about building tools for early-stage drug discovery. We're known for making actuators and things you can measure contractility with, and using micro-scale tissue engineering to build tissues on chips. Several years ago, I got really frustrated with the field. Drug companies are screaming because their drug pipelines are running dry. We don't have good ways of treating a lot of these heart diseases in the clinic. It dawned on me that probably the reason why is that we're failing to understand the fundamental laws of muscular pumps. I started looking around for inspiration in a simpler system. This was late 2007, and I was visiting the New England aquarium. I saw the jellyfish display and it hit me like a thunderbolt I thought: I know I can build that. That spring, we had a visitor: John Dabiri from CalTech, a famous fluid mechanician. He does a variety of propulsion studies on various species. He was walking down the hall and I grabbed him and said: John, I think I can build a jellyfish. He didn't know who I was. He looked at me like I had a horn growing out of my head but I was pretty excited and waving my arms, and I think he was afraid to say no. So, he said yeah. He sent a graduate student Janna Nawroth to my lab for four years. Three of my postdocs who are on that paper are now professors – this is the best of the best that we put on that project. And what did you actually do? We took a jellyfish, and did a bunch of studies to understand how it activates its muscles. We studied its propulsion and we made a map of where every single cell was. We used a software programme that we had developed a few years ago, borrowed from law enforcement agencies for doing quantitative analysis of fingerprints, and we used it to analyse the protein networks inside the cells. We found something very interesting right away: the electrical signals that the jellyfish uses to coordinate its pumping are exactly like that of the heart. In the heart, the action potential [electrical signal that travels along nerves – Ed] propagates as a wave through cardiac muscle. That's how you get this nice, smooth contraction. The activation has to spread like when you drop a pebble in water. The same thing happens in the jellyfish, and I don't think that's by accident. My bet is that to get a muscular pump, the electrical activity has got to spread as a wavefront After we had the map of where every cell was, we took a rat apart and rebuilt it as a jellyfish. Why study jellyfish? The one that we used is a juvenile – it's like a thin monolayer of cells. It's a very simple structure to build. The great thing about this is that most tissue engineering is just arts and crafts. We throw cells together and we say, 'It looks like a liver; there's a bunch of cells'. Or we throw heart cells together and hope that we build bits of heart. But if I'm building an aircraft or bridge, we don't just throw concrete and aluminium and alloys together. We do mechanical testing on the substrates. We have mathematical models and computer simulations to understand the flight of the aircraft. We know how the bridge is going to work. Some engineers build out of copper or concrete or steel. I build things out of cells. If I'm going to be an engineer rather than an artist, I'm going to need to build quality control methods into what I'm doing. Nobody is going to get into an airplane unless they've done computer simulations and assumed that they've manufactured this within allowable tolerance. It's not just guesswork. No one's going to want a tissue-engineered heart or other organ put into their body unless they've got some manufacturers' specification. The great thing about the jellyfish is that you can do all these highly quantitative propulsion studies. That's why I had to have John Dabiri's team with this – they're the best in the world at biological propulsion. And we were able to match quantitatively match the exact same propulsion characteristics in our medusoid – our engineered jellyfish – as the real one. The most interesting thing is that the mouth of the jellyfish is inside the bell. In order to feed itself, it creates a vortex on the power stroke that throws particulate matter up towards its mouth. We thought if we're good, if we're really good at this, we're going to recreate that vortex, and we did. We found that it depended on some very precise organisation of the protein networks inside the cells. The whole idea was to bring engineering design methodology with tissue engineering, with a very rigorous set of parameters to show that our tissue-engineered jellyfish is very much a jellyfish. Morphologically, we've built a jellyfish. Functionally, we've built a jellyfish. Genetically, this thing is a rat. So, the jellyfish isn't the endpoint. The point of building it, and getting it to behave exactly like a normal jellyfish, is to show how much you understand about how the cells work. Is that it? That's right, but it depends on the lens through which you do this. For the marine biologist who's interested in how jellyfish swim, we've demonstrated how important the muscular structure is and the protein alignment inside these cells for the jellyfish to survive and feed itself. The jellyfish scientist looks at this different rather than someone who's trying to mimic biological propulsion. They look at this as how do you build something that can propel itself with this peristaltic pumping. The tissue engineer looks at this as applying the tissue engineering methodology to the highest possible standard to tissue engineering, which hadn't been done before. If you're a cardiovascular physiologist or a company doing discovery, you look at this and say: wow, for years, all we've measure in a dish is contractility. But there's a big difference between that and pumping. Now we've shown that we can build a muscular pump in a dish. You've got a heart drug? You let me put it on my jellyfish, and I'll tell you if it can improve the pumping. The first two or three years of any drug's lifetime is always spent in a dish. We filed a patent on this to use this and variations on it as a drug discovery assay. The next stage is to see if we can build this out of human cells. And we'll probably build a variation on the jellyfish for actual drug-testing. In your paper, you describe the jellyfish as a synthetic organism. Usually when we talk about synthetic life forms, somebody will take an existing living cell and put new genes into the cell so that it behaves in a different manner. That's synthetic biology but I think it's overstating what you did. We built an animal. I think we're taking synthetic biology to a new level. It's not just about genes. It's about morphology and function. So has this study got you further towards understanding the "fundamental laws of muscular pumps"? Yeah it has. The heart and your guts both have action potential wavefronts that propagate through the tissue. We're going to try this in an octopus and squid, but my bet is that to get a muscular pump, you have to organise the electrical activity in the same way. You have this clean wavefront, not a single pulse down a one-dimensional nerve fibre. It's got to spread as a wavefront. We also found that the muscle cells in a jellyfish are shaped freakishly differently to a cardiac muscle cell. But if you strip away the outer part of the cells, the protein networks within that cell are universally built in the same way and aligned among cellular aggregates in the same way. We think structure begets function. What I'm really pleased about is that everything that my group has learned about the heart in terms of structure and function equally applies to the jellyfish. I feel like we're learning some fundamental biology here. Some people do basic biology by deconstructing stuff. Engineers do basic science in a different way. What we've done is learned something about the basic science by building it de novo. What's next? Bait. Tissue-engineered bait. I want to go fishing and have a much better form of bait. That's the only thing that's going to impress my family. They could care less about this high-order science. They want to know if they can win a bass tournament. Seriously, there are lots of different things. We're going to develop this into assays for drug discovery. That's pretty important to use. We're working on that. We're looking to reverse-engineer other marine life-forms too; we've got a whole tank of stuff in there, and an octopus on order. We're trying to build larger and smaller versions of the jellyfish so we can look at drug effects.


PALM BEACH, Florida, March 26, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Research for the cure for cancer has become this generation's version of President John F. Kennedy's May 25, 1961 proclamation to "Landing a man on the Moon and returning him safely". Much money and effort has been invested in this struggle, and as a result, there are more and more clinical trials and raw research, on attacking all forms of this disease. There are links on the internet, informing doctors, researchers and patients of ongoing clinical trials for every manifestation. Such sites as The National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health or American Society of Clinical Oncology, which list active clinical trials in Breast Cancer, Childhood Cancers, Colorectal Cancer, Leukemia, Lung Cancer, Lymphoma, Metastatic Cancer, Pancreatic Cancer and Prostate Cancer. The Cancer.gov site also discussed that below each of the above clinical trials, there is a biology that is common to them all. Their article "Why Research on Cancer Biology Is Critical to Progress against the Disease - Research on the biology of cancer starts with the simplest of questions: What is — and isn't — normal? " The article goes on to says that: "To understand how cancer develops and progresses, researchers first need to investigate the biological differences between normal cells and cancer cells. This work focuses on the mechanisms that underlie fundamental processes such as cell growth, the transformation of normal cells to cancer cells, and the spread, or metastasis, of cancer cells. Active biotech and pharma companies in the markets this week include Moleculin Biotech, Inc. (NASDAQ:MBRX), Seelos Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: SEEL), Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE: BMY), Catalyst Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: CPRX), ChemoCentryx, Inc. (NASDAQ: CCXI).
Knowledge gained from such studies deepens our understanding of cancer and produces insights that could lead to the development of new clinical interventions. For example, studies of cell signaling pathways in normal cells and cancer cells have contributed greatly to our knowledge about the disease, revealing molecular alterations that are shared among different types of cancer and pointing to possible strategies for treatment. The last few decades of basic research in cancer biology have created a broad base of knowledge that has been critical to progress against the disease. In fact, many advances in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer would not have occurred without the knowledge that has come from investigating basic questions about the biology of cancer.
Seelos Therapeutics, Inc. (NASDAQ: SEEL) a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, recently announced that it has acquired an exclusive license to intellectual property owned by The Regents of the University of California (The UC Regents) pertaining to a technology that was created by researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Such technology relates to a family of rationally-designed peptide inhibitors that target the aggregation of alpha-synuclein (α-synuclein). Seelos plans to study this initial approach in Parkinson's disease (PD) and will further evaluate the potential clinical approach in other disorders affecting the central nervous system (CNS). This new program will be known as SLS-007. Pre-clinical data provide supportive evidence to slow progression – an early sign of disease-modifying potential in PD.
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE: BMY) On March 25, 2019, the Board of Directors sent an open letter to the Company's shareholders regarding the previously announced definitive merger agreement with Celgene Corporation (CELG). In addition to its March 19 investor presentation, the Company today also made available on Bristol-Myers Squibb's website at www.bestofbiopharma.com and later today will file with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) an investor presentation providing an overview of Bristol-Myers Squibb's ability to derive value from Celgene's pipeline and a Fact Sheet providing additional detail on key benefits of the transaction.
Catalyst Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: CPRX) a biopharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing innovative therapies for people with rare debilitating, chronic neuromuscular and neurological diseases, recently reported financial results for the fourth quarter and year-ended December 31, 2018 and provided a corporate update. "2018 was a transformational year for Catalyst with the approval of Firdapse® (amifampridine phosphate) tablets, the first and only evidence-based, FDA approved treatment for patients with Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome or LEMS. With this approval, all adult LEMS patients will now have affordable access to Firdapse," said Patrick J. McEnany, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Catalyst Pharmaceuticals.
ChemoCentryx, Inc. (NASDAQ: CCXI) and Vifor Fresenius Medical Care Renal Pharma Ltd., a company of Vifor Pharma Group, recently announced that in light of the upcoming availability of data from the pivotal Phase III ADVOCATE trial – the largest controlled trial in active anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibody associated vasculitis (ANCA-associated vasculitis) – they have decided to withdraw the application for Conditional Marketing Authorization (CMA) of avacopan for the treatment of ANCA-associated vasculitis based on Phase II data. Efforts will now be exclusively directed to file integrated regulatory submissions in 2020 with the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for full (unconditional) marketing approval, after the planned release of topline data from the Phase III ADVOCATE clinical trial anticipated already in the fourth quarter of 2019.


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The home features an open floor plan, rich hardwoods and crown moldings throughout, beautiful windows and deco style fixtures.
Given the home's vintage, one would quite naturally expect to find some nice built-ins. And…voila!... the dining room has a cute unit with glass upper doors set into a corner closest to the kitchen.
There's something very cool about good-old, black and white tiles in a kitchen. They're chic, yet retro. Gourmet, yet Mel's Diner. I love 'em. Looking above the floor, you'll find stainless steel appliances, clean white cabinetry and other beautiful finishes.
This bright and cheery family room comes with… ta-da! That's right… more built-ins. In this case, they're much larger. Occupying the entire wall, there's enough shelf space for a small library of books. And if you're not a bookworm, the "cheery" part of the room can easily be attributed to the fact that the French doors open up to a fantastic back yard and pool area.
Two of the bedrooms are generously sized and the bathrooms are newly tiled.
Deco. Flair. Pizazz. Choose your own adjective to describe the tile design in this bath. I would certainly not use the word "dull".
One of the three bedrooms could also function quite nicely as an office. The arched window is a very nice touch.
For me, this is the icing on the cake. I love this back yard. (I love the front yard, too). It has it all. A flat grassy area, a beautiful pool, a spacious area for lounging beside the pool, and a shaded patio area for a relaxing lunch or Sunday morning breakfast with the paper and coffee.


To hold the one who has taught me this art as equal to my parents and to live my life in partnership with him, and if he is in need of money to give him a share of mine, and to regard his offspring as equal to my brothers in male lineage and to teach them this art - if they desire to learn it - without fee and covenant; to give a share of precepts and oral instruction and all the other learning to my sons and to the sons of him who has instructed me and to pupils who have signed the covenant and have taken an oath according to the medical law,- but to no one else.
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Things I may see or hear in the course of the treatment or even outside of treatment regarding the life of human beings, things which one should never divulge outside, I will keep to myself, holding such things shameful to be spoken.


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Q: Grab Higher Value base on a Value I have an array $array = [5,10,15,20,25]; and a value.
Let's say my value is 23, then I want to grab 25 because 25 is the next higher value.

I've tried in PHP
public static function findHigherValue($val,$arr){
    foreach ($arr as $key => $value) {
        if( $value <= $val){
            $higher = $value;
        }
    }

    return $higher;

}

A: If this is javascript, the following script should solve your problem:
var $result = $array.reduce(function(a,b) { return a >= $value && a-$value < b-$value : a : b }, Infinity);

A: I'm fairly confident one of the newer array methods would do this faster but I'd loop through
function getClosestIndex(arr, value){
   var smallestDelta = Infinity;
   var index;
   for(var i = 0; i < arr.length; i++){
       //subtract the array value from the give value
       var delta = Math.abs(arr[i] - value);
       if(delta < smallestDelta){
          smallestDelta = delta;
          index = i;
       }
   }
   return index;
}

var output = getClosestIndex($array, 13);
$array[output]; //should return the closest value

EDIT: I see the question has changed. It looks like you want closest value in the array.  I've edited the code above for that.

A: If this is a javascript question, and you know the array is sorted:
var currentValue = 13;
array.find(function (value) {
    return value >= currentValue;
})

find is not supported in IE though (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/find)

A: Try this:

var array = [5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40];
var input = 10;
var value = array.filter(function(item) {
  return item > input;
}).sort()[0];
document.getElementById('output').innerHTML = value;

A: This solution gives the same or the next higher value from the pattern array. It works for sorted arrays only.

var pattern = [5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40],
    given = [1, 13, 27, 39],
    i = 0,
    result = given.map(function (a) {
        while (pattern[i] < a) {
            i++;
        }
        return pattern[i];
    });

document.write('
' + JSON.stringify(result, 0, 4) + '
');

A: Using the Array.sort() function can give unexpected results due to Unicode - See here
Would it be a good idea to run over the array using a for loop and use a simple comparitor against the previous values?
$array = [5,10,45,15,20,25,30,35,40];

var num = $array[0]; // Your first comparitor
var highest;
for (i=0; i<$array.length; i++) {
    console.log(highest);
    if($array[i] > num) {
        num = $array[i];
        highest = $array[i];
    }
}

I hope this helps.
Rolos

A: Another option using PHP, use array_filter to remove the lower value from $value and get the min value afterwards.
$value = 25;

$array = array_filter($array, function ($x) use ($value) { return $x > $value; })

echo min($array);

A: This returns the closest number that is higher or equal than the search value:

function findClosest(arr, val){
  return arr.reduce(function(acc, el){
    if(el >= val){
      if(acc === null) return el;
      var d1 = el - val,
          d2 = Math.abs(acc - val);
      return d1 < d2 ? el : acc;
    } else {
      return acc;
    }
  }, null);
}

console.log(findClosest([5,16,20,20,25,10,5,30], 16));

Sorted, unsorted, repeated values, etc. Shouldn't affect the outcome.
Edit: I figured 0 isn't the best value to return when there's no match. So I rewrited it a bit. This will return null if no match is found.

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A suspected explosion in the engine room of Hurtigruten's MS Nordlys has killed two crew members and injured 9 crew members. The cruise line reports all passengers safe and "accounted for". Most of ships passengers and crew safely boarded life boats while she ships continued to make its way to the port of port of Aalesund, where those remaining on board evacuated the ship in port. Passengers report an efficient and well organized handling of the emergency by the staff and crew. They were given life vest and safely in the life boats with in minutes of the incident. The fire has been brought under control by the fire brigade in the port of Aalesund. However the ship will has taken on water and is listing at about 10%. Passengers have been given the option of either a full refund or a continuance of their 7 day voyage aboard on of the other Hurtigruten vessels. They ave set up a web page and a relative's contact number: MS Nordlys Fire Information Page.


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Q: Is it possible to load a webview into a NSMenuItem in OS X? When I try this code, I get the error:
Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64: "_OBJC_CLASS_$_WebView", referenced from:  objc-class-ref in AppController.o
webview=[[WebView alloc]initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, 100,30)];
NSString *url=@"http://www.google.com";
NSURL *nsurl=[NSURL URLWithString:url];
NSURLRequest *nsrequest=[NSURLRequest requestWithURL:nsurl];
[webview.mainFrame  loadRequest:nsrequest];
[self.webViewMenuItem setView:webview];

webViewMenuItem is a NSMenuItem linked through an IBOutlet.

A: Ok for the sake of completing this question :

Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64: "_OBJC_CLASS_$_WebView",
  referenced from:  objc-class-ref in AppController.o

Thats because Webkit framework was not added to project.

Is it possible to load a webview into a NSMenuItem in OS X

Yes its possible, but make sure to load the webview once parent view is done loading completely.


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Edwin John Schneider Jr
Schneider, Edwin John Jr. 82, of Beavercreek, formerly of Erie, PA, Menands, NY, Poland, OH, Upper St. Clair, PA, and Rochester Hills, MI, died January 31, 2017 at Hospice of Dayton. Ed was born September 21, 1934 to Edwin and Mary (Hersperger) Schneider. He graduated from Strong Vincent High School in Erie in 1952, and received his bachelor's and master's degrees from the Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland, OH in 1956 and 1958. Upon completion of 3 years of service in the Air Force at Wright-Patterson, he married Carol Tullis of Dayton on July 29, 1961. They moved to New York where Ed received his PhD at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1965. After 28 years as a Metallurgical Engineer for the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company, Jones and Laughlin Steel Company, and US Steel, he retired in 1993. Member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, ASM, AIME, and the Society of Automotive Engineers. Preceded in death by his parents and his sister Mary Margaret, Ed is survived by his wife and caregiver Carol of Beavercreek, daughters and sons-in-law Laura and Paul Eloe of Xenia, and Amy and George Heller of Fishers, IN; sons and daughters-in-law Paul and Sarah Schneider of Glen Rock, NJ and Jonathan and Joan Schneider of Latham, NY; grandchildren Nathan Eloe and his wife Wendy of Maryville, MO, Mary Katherine Eloe of Denver, CO, Christopher, Erin, and Joshua Heller of Fishers, IN, Jordan Schneider of Glen Rock, NJ, and Daniel and Abigail Schneider of Latham, NY; and cousin Jean McFarland of Erie, PA. A funeral mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, February 7 at St. Francis of Assisi Church, 6245 Wilmington Pike in Centerville, OH. The family will receive friends beginning at 10 a.m. at the church. All of us in Ed's family express our deep gratitude to those at Miami Valley and Kettering Hospitals, Lincoln Park Manor, and Hospice of Dayton who helped mom to care for him during his last year. Arrangements entrusted to Westbrock Funeral Home.
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Licensed Psychologists provide psychological testing, evaluation, psychotherapy, counseling, and consultation to clients or inmates in residential, inpatient and outpatient settings, at a mental health, intellectual disabilities, or correctional facility, or in other settings where psychological services are provided. Incumbents possess a degree of knowledge and proficiency sufficient to perform advanced-level work and may provide work direction and training to others. Lake's Crossing Center (LCC), a maximum security forensic/psychiatric hospital in Sparks is recruiting for a Licensed Psychologist 1 vacancy. The agency provides forensic mental health services to mentally disordered offenders referred by the court system for evaluation of their competency to stand trial and/or treated to restore competency. The position provides both direct and indirect client services. Duties include: psychological testing and evaluation, psychotherapy, counseling, and consultation, treatment planning and coordination of clients or inmates in residential, inpatient, outpatient and/or community settings. Professional duties are performed in accordance with license requirements of the State of Nevada Board of Psychological Examiners. This full-time position works Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. However, hours may vary and include evenings and weekends depending on the needs of the agency. The work environment requires a high level of security, awareness as well as the physical stamina or ability to deal with maladaptive and aggressive clients.


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Small fire at Greenwich High School
Updated 4:28 pm EST, Wednesday, November 13, 2019
GREENWICH — Firefighters and other emergency responders were called to Greenwich High School after an electronic device caught fire at lunchtime Wednesday, officials said.
Interim Headmaster Ralph Mayo sent out an email to the school community about the incident.
"During lunch block today a chromebook that was being handled inappropriately by several students caused the device to smoke and flame. The flames were extinguished within 10 seconds," Mayo said in the email.
"The fire alarm was pulled by the Assistant Headmaster for the safety of all, and the Greenwich Fire Department and Greenwich Police Department came and took control of the device," Mayo said.
An investigation is ongoing into the incident, he said.
"All students were evacuated from the student center, the five houses and the media center for a short period of time. Once the Greenwich Fire Marshal gave permission, all students re-entered the building safely," Mayo said.
It was unclear what the students were doing to make the electronic device catch fire.
Deputy Fire Chief Keith Millette said the department was called about an electronic device on fire.
"It was on fire in the student center. The staff had already extinguished the fire when we got there, and they had the situation under control," he said. The fire marshal's office was called out to make sure there was no public-health threat.


The pace of innovations in genomic and other molecular research technologies and developments in information technologies over the past few years have contributed to generating a tremendous amount of information related to molecular biology and the primary goal of bioinformatics is to increase the understanding of biological processes. Some of the grand research areas in bioinformatics include sequence analysis, genome annotation, analysis of gene/protein expression, analysis of the mutation in cancer, protein structure prediction, and comparative genomics.
Goldstein Research analyst forecast the Bioinformatics Market size is set to reach USD 17.5 billion by 2024, at a CAGR of 20.5% over the forecast years.
The report covers the present ground scenario and the future growth prospects of the Bioinformatics Market for 2016-2024 along with its penetration in all the verticals and its future aspects in other fields as well. We calculated the market size and revenue share on the basis of revenue generated from major players across the globe.
On the basis of product type, molecular medicine held the largest market share of 30% while preventive medicine is anticipated to grow at a faster CAGR of 25% over the forecast period due to the increasing awareness about its key specialties like aerospace medicine, occupational medicine, and public health and general preventive medicine.
Bioinformatics Market Outlook 2016-2024, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis from industry experts. The report covers the competitive landscape and current position of major players in the global bioinformatics market. The report also includes porter's five force model, SWOT analysis, company profiling, business strategies of market players and their business models. Global Bioinformatics market report also recognizes value chain analysis to understand the cost differentiation to provide competitive advantage to the existing and new entry players.
Our global Bioinformatics market report comprises of the following companies as the key players in the Bioinformatics market: Illumina Inc, Waters Corporation, Agilent Technologies, Inc, Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., Sencel bioinformatics, S.A.F.A.N. Bioinformatics SAS, Biovia, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Biomax Informatics AG, Qiagen n.v., Inc, Geneva Bioinformatics SA, and Noray bioinformatics SLU.
According to the report, major driving factor for Bioinformatics market is the application and development of data mining techniques to solve biological problems as analyzing large biological data sets requires making sense of the data by inferring structure or generalizations from the data. For instance, analysis of statistical modeling of protein-protein interaction, protein structure prediction, gene classification, cancer classification based on microarray data, clustering of gene expression data, etc.
Further, the report states that the major challenge is to decide which data sets to archive and which to discard also known as data deluge and in addition other challenges include knowledge management and predicting and not just explaining hypothesis.
Based on geography, North America is leading the Bioinformatics market with the market size of USD 5.89 billion in 2016. Europe is the second largest market for Bioinformatics as countries like Germany and UK have huge bioinformatics market stimulated by the continuous R&D activities in the region. The bioinformatics market is projected to show a steady growth in Middle East & Africa and Latin America because of the growing bioinformatics platforms stimulated by proteomics and genomic growth.
What is the revenue generated Bioinformatics industry in 2015-16 and what would be the expected demand over the forecast period?


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I have such a huge love of Distress Stains or Distress Inks and Altenew stamps and dies, these were my go to for the card I want to share plus I used the January Altenew challenge for my inspiration.
The background is the simplest, I used watercolor paper and Distress Stains blotted onto a thin strip of acrylic, one color at a time. The wet ink on the acrylic was spritzed with water to make it a bit diluted, then pressed onto the paper, one color at a time. I love the "messy" results of these inks and watercolor paper.
This flower die set is a new tool for me. It is unique in that it doesn't require any stamping, just cutting. I cut each piece from white watercolor paper and then added Distress Stains to each individual piece. Spritzing the papers and the inks with water helps them run and mingle. I love that the flower is layers and you actually can get a little creative, not adding them together as they were intended.
Here is the Altenew Inspiration Challenge piece.
So gorgeous! LOVING the colors and that flower!!!
LOVE your background, it's amazing!!


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(function() {
  'use strict';
  describe('horizon.dashboard.container-infra.clusters', function() {
    var magnum, controller, $scope, $q, deferred, templateResponse, MODEL_DEFAULTS;

    function getModelDefaults() {
      return {
        // Props used by the form
        name: '',
        cluster_template_id: '',
        availability_zone: '',
        keypair: '',
        addons: [],

        master_count: null,
        master_flavor_id: '',
        node_count: null,
        flavor_id: '',
        auto_scaling_enabled: false,
        min_node_count: null,
        max_node_count: null,

        create_network: false,
        fixed_network: '',
        floating_ip_enabled: false,
        ingress_controller: '',

        auto_healing_enabled: true,
        labels: '',
        override_labels: false,

        // Utility properties (not actively used in the form,
        // populated dynamically)
        id: null,
        templateLabels: null,
        ingressControllers: null,
        isSingleMasterNode: false
      };
    }

    beforeEach(module('horizon.framework'));
    beforeEach(module('horizon.app.core.openstack-service-api'));
    beforeEach(module('horizon.dashboard.container-infra.clusters'));

    beforeEach(inject(function ($injector, _$rootScope_, _$q_) {
      $q = _$q_;
      $scope = _$rootScope_.$new();
      $scope.model = getModelDefaults();

      MODEL_DEFAULTS = getModelDefaults();
      // Trigger the controller's business logic
      $scope.model.cluster_template_id = '1';
      $scope.model.DEFAULTS = MODEL_DEFAULTS;

      templateResponse = {
        "coe": "kubernetes",
        "docker_storage_driver": "overlay2",
        "docker_volume_size": 20,
        "external_network_id": "f10ad6de-a26d-4c29-8c64-2a7418d47f8f",
        "fixed_network": null,
        "fixed_subnet": null,
        "flavor_id": "c1.c4r8",
        "floating_ip_enabled": false,
        "id": "6f3869a2-4cff-4e59-9e8e-ee03efa26688",
        "image_id": "2beb7301-e8c8-4ac1-a321-c63e919094a9",
        "insecure_registry": null,
        "keypair_id": null,
        "labels": {
          "auto_healing_controller": "magnum-auto-healer",
          "auto_healing_enabled": "true",
          "auto_scaling_enabled": "false",
          "cloud_provider_enabled": "true",
          "cloud_provider_tag": "1.14.0-catalyst",
          "container_infra_prefix": "docker.io/catalystcloud/",
          "etcd_volume_size": "20",
          "heat_container_agent_tag": "stein-dev",
          "ingress_controller": "octavia",
          "k8s_keystone_auth_tag": "v1.15.0",
          "keystone_auth_enabled": "true",
          "kube_dashboard_enabled": "true",
          "kube_tag": "v1.15.6",
          "magnum_auto_healer_tag": "v1.15.0-catalyst.0",
          "master_lb_floating_ip_enabled": "false",
          "octavia_ingress_controller_tag": "1.14.0-catalyst",
          "prometheus_monitoring": "true"
        },
        "master_flavor_id": "c1.c2r4",
        "master_lb_enabled": true,
        "name": "kubernetes-v1.15.6-prod-20191129",
        "network_driver": "calico",
        "no_proxy": null,
        "project_id": "94b566de52f9423fab80ceee8c0a4a23",
        "public": true,
        "registry_enabled": false,
        "server_type": "vm",
        "tls_disabled": false,
        "user_id": "098b4de3d94649f8b9ae5bf5ee59451c",
        "volume_driver": "cinder"
      };

      magnum = $injector.get('horizon.app.core.openstack-service-api.magnum');
      controller = $injector.get('$controller');
      deferred = $q.defer();
      deferred.resolve({data: templateResponse});
      spyOn(magnum, 'getClusterTemplate').and.returnValue(deferred.promise);
      createController($scope);
    }));

    function createController($scoped) {
      return controller(
        'horizon.dashboard.container-infra.clusters.workflow.clusterTemplateController',
        {
          $scope: $scoped,
          magnum: magnum
        });
    }

    it('should load cluster template', function() {
      expect(magnum.getClusterTemplate).toHaveBeenCalled();
    });

    it('should override some model default properties by values from ' +
      'retrieved cluster template', function() {
      templateResponse.keypair_id = 1;
      templateResponse.master_count = 1;
      templateResponse.master_flavor_id = 'ABC';
      templateResponse.node_count = 1;
      templateResponse.flavor_id = 'ABC';

      var model = $scope.model;
      model.cluster_template_id = '99'; // Triggers bussines logic revalidation
      $scope.$apply();

      expect(model.keypair).toBe(1);
      expect(model.master_count).toBe(1);
      expect(model.master_flavor_id).toEqual('ABC');
      expect(model.node_count).toBe(1);
      expect(model.flavor_id).toEqual('ABC');
    });

    it('should not override some non-default model properties by values ' +
      'from retrieved cluster template', function() {
      var model = $scope.model;

      model.keypair = 99;
      model.master_count = 99;
      model.master_flavor_id = 'XYZ';
      model.node_count = 99;
      model.flavor_id = 'XYZ';

      templateResponse.keypair_id = 1;
      templateResponse.master_count = 1;
      templateResponse.master_flavor_id = 'ABC';
      templateResponse.node_count = 1;
      templateResponse.flavor_id = 'ABC';

      model.cluster_template_id = '99'; // Triggers bussines logic revalidation
      $scope.$apply();

      expect(model.keypair).toBe(99);
      expect(model.master_count).toBe(99);
      expect(model.master_flavor_id).toEqual('XYZ');
      expect(model.node_count).toBe(99);
      expect(model.flavor_id).toEqual('XYZ');
    });

    it('should set number of Master Nodes to 1 if the cluster template ' +
      'response contains negative `master_lb_enabled` flag', function() {
      $scope.model.master_count = 99;
      templateResponse.master_lb_enabled = false;
      $scope.model.cluster_template_id = '99'; // Triggers bussines logic revalidation
      $scope.$apply();
      expect($scope.model.master_count).toBe(1);

      $scope.model.master_count = MODEL_DEFAULTS.master_count;
      $scope.model.cluster_template_id = '999'; // Triggers bussines logic revalidation
      $scope.$apply();
      expect($scope.model.master_count).toBe(1);
    });

    it('should not process labels if they are not available in the cluster ' +
      'template response', function() {
      templateResponse.labels = null;
      $scope.model.labels = MODEL_DEFAULTS.labels;
      $scope.model.cluster_template_id = '99'; // Triggers bussines logic revalidation
      $scope.$apply();

      expect($scope.model.labels).toEqual(MODEL_DEFAULTS.labels);
    });

    it('should always override some model properties by values from ' +
      'retrieved cluster template', function() {
      $scope.model.floating_ip_enabled = !MODEL_DEFAULTS.floating_ip_enabled;
      templateResponse.floating_ip_enabled = !$scope.model.floating_ip_enabled;
      $scope.model.cluster_template_id = '99'; // Triggers bussines logic revalidation
      $scope.$apply();

      expect($scope.model.floating_ip_enabled).toBe(templateResponse.floating_ip_enabled);
    });

    it('should always override some model\'s properties by values from ' +
      'retrieved cluster template\'s labels', function() {
      var model = $scope.model;

      model.auto_scaling_enabled = true;
      templateResponse.labels.auto_scaling_enabled = 'true';
      model.auto_healing_enabled = true;
      templateResponse.labels.auto_healing_enabled = 'false';
      model.cluster_template_id = '99'; // Triggers bussines logic revalidation
      $scope.$apply();

      expect(model.auto_scaling_enabled).toBe(true);
      expect(model.auto_healing_enabled).toBe(false);
    });

    it('should not fail if the cluster template response is empty', function() {
      templateResponse = {};
      $scope.model.cluster_template_id = '99'; // Triggers bussines logic revalidation
      $scope.$apply();
    });

    it('should not fail if the cluster template\'s labels are empty', function() {
      templateResponse = {labels:{}};
      $scope.model.cluster_template_id = '99'; // Triggers bussines logic revalidation
      $scope.$apply();
    });

    it('should set the correct Ingress Controller on the model based on the ' +
      'label in cluster template response', function() {
      // Controllers retrieved from the API
      $scope.model.ingressControllers = [
        { name: 'Controller1', labels: { ingress_controller: 'c1'}},
        { name: 'Controller2', labels: { ingress_controller: 'c2'}},
        { name: 'Controller3', labels: { ingress_controller: 'c3'}},
      ];

      templateResponse.labels.ingress_controller = 'c2';

      $scope.model.cluster_template_id = '99'; // Triggers bussines logic revalidation
      $scope.$apply();

      expect($scope.model.ingress_controller.labels.ingress_controller).toBe('c2');
    });
  });
})();


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Home Music 1.4 Million Viewers Watched THE 2016 JUNO AWARDS; Young Audiences Jump 42%
1.4 Million Viewers Watched THE 2016 JUNO AWARDS; Young Audiences Jump 42%
A broadcast full of Canada's rising young musical stars attracted 42% more A18-34 viewers to THE 2016 JUNO AWARDS last night on CTV, preliminary overnight audiences from Numeris confirms. Increasing its audience versus last year in all key demos, an average of 1.4 million viewers watched the two-hour live show on a very competitive night of television, up 2% in total viewers. The broadcast, featuring some of the hottest Canadian acts in the world including Alessia Cara, Shawn Mendes, and The Weeknd, grew its audience every half hour, reaching 5.2 million viewers overall and peaking with 1.7 million viewers during Bryan Adams' performance of "Go Down Rockin".THE 2016 JUNO AWARDS, hosted by eight-time JUNO Award winner Jann Arden and THE AMAZING RACE CANADA host Jon Montgomery, was broadcast in 4K from the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary.
A ratings snapshot reveals:
A cumulative average audience of 1.7 million Canadians watched THE 2016 JUNO AWARDS Sunday, up 3% versus last year, with the encore audience included.
For the main broadcast, audiences grew 42% among A18-34, 15% among A18-49, and 7% among A25-54 versus last year.
THE 2016 JUNO AWARDS drew 10% more viewers than the ACADEMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS (CBS/Global, 1.2 million), and head-to-head from 8-9 p.m. led the ACM AWARDS by double digits in total viewers and all key demos (+23%, 2+; +21%, A18-34; + 32%, A18-49; and +49%, A25-54).
THE 2016 JUNO AWARDS was among the Top 2 entertainment programs on television Sunday with total viewers in Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, and Montreal.
THE 2016 JUNO AWARDS experience extended online and on social media last night. The broadcast captivated Twitter with 1.8 billion estimated impressions from 1.1 million mentions of JUNOS-related topics, up 90% from last year. Throughout the broadcast #JUNOS and #JUNOS2016 were trending in Canada, with top tweeted moments being Shawn Mendes' performance followed by Alessia Cara's opening number.
THE 2016 JUNO AWARDS is now available on demand at CTV.ca and on CTV GO. Encore broadcasts of THE 2016 JUNO AWARDS air at the following times:
Tonight at 7 p.m. ET on Much
Sunday, April 10 at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. ET on M3
Sunday, April 23 at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT on CTV2
Calgary rocked the nation during last night's live, two-hour broadcast on CTV. Co-hosts Jann Arden and Jon Montgomery led a show that boasted 13 bespoke performances, the most ever, including an exciting show-opener by 2016 Breakthrough Artist of the Year winner, Alessia Cara, with a medley of her hit songs "Here" and "Wild Things". JUNO newcomer Scott Helman took the stage for a fun performance of "Bungalow"; Saturday night's double JUNO-winner Buffy Sainte-Marie performed an emotional spoken word piece; in his JUNO debut, Shawn Hook performed his hit single "Sound of Your Heart" accompanied by a string quartet; LIGHTS and MusiCounts recipient Samantha Spensley sang a heartfelt performance in support of the MusiCounts TD Community Music Program; Coleman Hell took the JUNO stage for the first time singing his massive hit "2 Heads"; Shawn Mendes returned to the JUNO stage singing an intimate rendition of mega-hit "Stitches"; Whitehorse wowed audiences with an acoustic version of their song "Tame as the Wild Ones"; five-time JUNO winner, The Weeknd delivered a never-before-seen performance tailored specifically for the broadcast featuring surprise guest, Belly; Breakthrough Group of the Year winner Dear Rouge sang their hit single "I Heard I Had"; iconic Canadian rocker Bryan Adams took the stage to sing his new single "Go Down Rockin"; and 2016 Country Album of the Year winnerDean Brody rocked the house with a disco version of his hit "Bring Down the House".
Finally, Nickelback inducted Burton Cummings into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. To close the show, Cummings was honoured with a special tribute performance featuring Jann Arden, Shawn Hook, The Tenors, and The Carpet Frogs, along with Burton Cummings. To watch all the performances, click here.
Since CTV joined forces with CARAS in 2002, the JUNO Awards have travelled across Canada, bringing an exhilarating live concert to millions of Canadians. CTV has broadcast THE JUNO AWARDS from St. John's (2002 and 2010), Ottawa (2003), Edmonton (2004), Winnipeg (2005 and 2014), Halifax (2006), Saskatoon (2007), Calgary (2008 and 2016), Vancouver (2009), Toronto (2011), Ottawa for a second time (2012), and Regina (2013). Ottawa is set to host THE 2017 JUNO AWARDS in Canada's Sesquicentennial Year, the third time Canada's Music Awards have travelled to the nation's capital.
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So I've been a huge fan of winged liner for years…basically ever since I got into makeup. Which — gosh, must be 6-7 years at this point! And ever since I have been captured by the beauty of the winged liner and have been doing it nearly every time I do my makeup! But even though I am comfortable doing a wing on a daily basis, it still can be time consuming and I was really curious to see if The Vamp Stamp's new wing stamp design, Vixen, would make my life easier…or if it was just another gimmicky makeup product.
We are talking about all things Stilazzi today! I have a lot of brushes from their two collections, their gel liner pots, as well as their blush palette and I've put them all to the test for the past few months and I am ready to share my review for EVERYTHING! Let's get into it!
Melt Cosmetics Gemini Palette | Review, Swatches, Tutorial, & Potential Dupes!
When I saw the Melt Gemini palette…I knew it was a palette I had to add to my collection! Just looking at the color story in the palette — it was screaming my name! I love warm browns, mustards, oranges, and hunter greens. I got a lot of requests to share my review with you all…so here we are today! I've got a lot of great information for you, so let's get right into it!


At Gahanna Lincoln High School, several teachers have implemented the Flipped Classroom model. They and Assistant Principal, Aaron Winner (@aaronwinner), shared their Flipped experiences at our January staff meeting and the response was very positive. Their presentation was well-organized, engaging, and reflective of their learning.
Whenever I get a chance, I ask staff about how things are going, especially during informal conversations. I've recently asked about professional development needs and a number of times I heard a similar response, "We love all the presentations at staff meetings, but there is no follow up. We get excited about what we see and hear, but we aren't given any time to try it or to came back later to talk about it." I appreciate their feedback because they expressed a desire to learn, so I need to provide the conditions for that to take place. This caused me to peruse my notes from the book, 10-Minute In-Service, by Todd Whitaker (@ToddWhitaker) and Annette Breaux (@AnnetteBreaux). I knew I had to do something to address the concerns of a lack of time and a lack of follow up.
*How do you encourage students to ask questions in class?
*"Student questions are the seed to real learning." What are the implications of this statement?
*How is "the messy process of trial and error" a part of the learning process in your class?
*How do you incorporate reflection in your class?
*Teachers are the "cultivators of curiosity and inquiry." What are the implications of this statement?
You will have the opportunity to select as a group, 1 or 2 questions you want to discuss. Thanks in advance for being prepared.
I also shared the TEDTalk with my staff in my weekly Friday Focus blog, but they are not required watch the videos I share or the articles I include. However, as we continue to change instructional practices to transition to the New Learning Standards, it was important for us to discuss this TEDTalk since the presenter shares ways that will help us with this transition.
I can identify two ways I spark student learning in my classroom.
We briefly discussed our target, I explained the directions, and they organized themselves into interdepartmental groups of 8-10 people. I displayed the questions on the screen that are mentioned above and the rich conversations began.
What are two ways you spark learning in the classroom?
I collected the notecards and had the responses compiled into a word document, which I then shared with staff via Google Docs within a couple of days. They now have a list of over 100 different ways to spark learning in the classroom. It was a quick 15 minute in-service about effective instructional strategies that can be easily implemented on a regular basis.
Love your post! I have been inspired by a lot of your post! My niece and nephew (Jordan and Kalene Kennedy) graduated from your school. My husband and I are both administrators in Jacksonville, NC. Keep up the great work! Looking forward to more post.