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/*
 * This file is part of COMPASS. It is subject to the license terms in
 * the LICENSE file found in the top-level directory of this distribution.
 * (Also available at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.txt)
 * You may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 */
package de.dfki.asr.compass.model.components;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonSubTypes;
import de.dfki.asr.compass.model.RGBColor;
import de.dfki.asr.compass.model.components.annotations.CompassComponent;
import java.io.Serializable;
import javax.persistence.Entity;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessorType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlRootElement;

@Entity
@XmlRootElement
@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.NONE)
@CompassComponent(ui = "/WEB-INF/components/directional-light.xhtml", icon = "status-weather-clear")
@JsonSubTypes.Type(DirectionalLight.class)
public class DirectionalLight extends AbstractLight implements Serializable {
	private static final long serialVersionUID = -8970757528356744465L;

	protected boolean castShadow;

	public DirectionalLight() {
		color = new RGBColor(255, 255, 255);
		intensity = 1;
		castShadow = false;
	}

	public boolean isCastShadow() {
		return castShadow;
	}

	public void setCastShadow(final boolean castShadow) {
		this.castShadow = castShadow;
	}
}

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Q: AWS Lambda/API Gateway - Pass an ID to delete a row in mysql with node.js I wrote a simple restful API in Node.js for different HTTP-Requests which i then tried to realize with Lambda functions. My problem with the DELETE statement in Lambda is that i dont know how to pass an ID through the API gateway to delete a certain row in the mysql table.
With node.js, I just defined it through the route of the URL (ex. /contacts/:id) and then accessed it with .params.id.
How would you pass an a value (the ID) for the same route (/contacts) to then use it in the handler below to delete a the row with that specific ID?
The Code i posted below works fine when u invoke it locally with --data, for example:
serverless invoke local --function delete --data "2"

the same code works too if i deploy the lambda if i pass the testdata
{
  "id": "1"
}
and use event.id instead of event.
I realize that this is not the way you do it, but i ve finally run out of ideas and decided to post my issue here. :-)
So, how do i pass and ID with my DELETE HTTP-Request to /contacts through the api gateway and use it in the mysql query?
module.exports.handler = (event, context, callback) =>
{
    const mysql = require('mysql');
    var connection = mysql.createConnection({
        host: 'localhost',
        user: 'root',
        password: ''
    });
// Use the connection
    connection.query('DELETE FROM sqllambdadb.contacts WHERE id=?', event, function (err, res) {
        if (err) throw err;
        else if (res.affectedRows>0) callback(err, 'EMail with ID: '+ event+ ' deleted!');
        else callback(err, 'No row with ID: '+ event+ ' found!');
});
        connection.end();
    };

A: API Gateway maps requests to the input event object
{
    "resource": "Resource path",
    "path": "Path parameter",
    "httpMethod": "Incoming request's method name"
    "headers": {Incoming request headers}
    "queryStringParameters": {query string parameters }
    "pathParameters":  {path parameters}
    "stageVariables": {Applicable stage variables}
    "requestContext": {Request context, including authorizer-returned key-value pairs}
    "body": "A JSON string of the request payload."
    "isBase64Encoded": "A boolean flag to indicate if the applicable request payload is Base64-encode"
}

In your example, depending on the segement's alias your using, you'd access the id by either destructuring the appropriate event object, or referencing directly via event.pathParameters.id
const mysql = require('mysql');

module.exports.handler = (event, context, callback) => {
  var connection = mysql.createConnection({
    host: 'localhost',
    user: 'root',
    password: ''
  });

  //Destructing id from event.pathParameters object
  var {id} = event.pathParameters

  // Use the connection
  connection.query('DELETE FROM sqllambdadb.contacts WHERE id=?', id, function (err, res) {
    if (err) throw err;
    else if (res.affectedRows>0) callback(err, 'EMail with ID: '+ id + ' deleted!');
    else callback(err, 'No row with ID: '+ id + ' found!');
  });

  connection.end();
};

A: So, i set up the yaml to add a parameter value to my URL:
delete:
  handler: src/delete.handler
  package:
    include:
      - node_modules/**
      - src/delete.js
      - serverlessAPI.iml
  events:
    - http:
        path: contact-management/contacts/{id}
        method: delete
        cors: true
        integration: LAMBDA
        request:
          parameters:
            paths:
              id: true

with this config, the id will be saved directly in the event object under event.id so you can simply access it like this:
module.exports.handler = (event, context, callback) =>{
const mysql = require('mysql');
var connection = mysql.createConnection({
    host: 'localhost',
    user: 'root',
    password: 'testt123'
});

var id = event.id;

// Use the connection
connection.query('DELETE FROM sqllambdadb.Contacts WHERE id=?', id, function (err, res) {
    if (err) throw err;
    else if (res.affectedRows>0) callback(err, 'EMail with ID: '+ id + ' deleted!');
    else callback(err, 'No row with ID: '+ id + ' found!');
});
connection.end();
};

you can test it by creating a testcase with the following input:
{
  "id": "$input.params('id')"
}

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Christopher Columbus Academy
255 Blatchley Avenue
Christopher Columbus Academy serves 451 students in grades Prekindergarten-8.
The percentage of students achieving proficiency in Math is 12% (which is lower than the Connecticut state average of 44%) for the 2015-16 school year. The percentage of students achieving proficiency in Reading/Language Arts is 32% (which is lower than the Connecticut state average of 58%) for the 2015-16 school year.
Christopher Columbus Academy placed in the bottom 50% of all schools in Connecticut for overall test scores (math proficiency is bottom 50%, and reading proficiency is bottom 50%) for the 2015-16 school year.
The student:teacher ratio of 19:1 is higher than the Connecticut state level of 13:1.
Minority enrollment is 97% of the student body (majority Hispanic), which is higher than the Connecticut state average of 44%.
Christopher Columbus Academy places among the top 20% of public schools in Connecticut for:
Percent Eligible For Free Lunch Largest percent of students eligible for free lunch (Top 20%)
Christopher Columbus Academy's student population of 451 students has stayed relatively flat over five school years.
Grades Offered Grades Prekindergarten-8
Total Students 451 students
Christopher Columbus Academy is ranked within the bottom 50% of all 968 schools in Connecticut (based off of combined Math and Reading proficiency testing data) for the 2015-16 school year.
The school's student:teacher ratio of 19:1 has increased from 18:1 over five school years.
The diversity score of Christopher Columbus Academy is 0.13, which is less than the diversity score at state average of 0.42. The school's diversity has stayed relatively flat over five school years.
Definition of Terms 2015-2016 School Year Data This School State Level (CT)
Overall School Rank #866 out of 968 schools
(Bottom 50%)
School District Name New Haven School District
Source: 2015-2016 (latest school year available) NCES, CT Dept. of Education
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As you will know, my main interest is in creating patterns for home furnishings rather than for fashion or any other purpose and one area that I am keen to explore is that of carpets and rugs.
This pattern is one that I have used before as a wallcovering and it was intended originally to be used for cushions. Unfortunately, it was not very suitable for soft furnishings but I thought I would try it as a rug. The set that I have used is my normal living room set which you have seen before but I have created a rug for the floor and applied the pattern to it. It is perhaps a little brighter than I had intended which is why it was unsuitable for uses as soft furnishing but it is at least a start and it has given me something to think about for the future.
Although not the success I had hoped, I thought that I would show it so that you can see the way that my work is currently progressing.


It is vital to engage in fun activities. That is too much work can make you a dull person. Besides, if you are always working, you might lose the attention of your loved ones or burn out. For this reason, find some fun things to do near you. It is not a must that you arrange for long trips or vacations. There are numerous things that you can do during weekends or even on your off day. The activities you undertake should be the ones you enjoy doing so that you have the time of your life. If you are not sure about what to do, here are some ideas at this website .
You can plan to go out for a meal. You can go to your local restaurant or take a short drive elsewhere. That is a great way to bond with your loved ones. If you have kids, you might want an eatery with some outdoor activities for kids. These include swimming, sliding and even face painting. That way, your kids can eat their favorite foods and play with their friends. It is vital to prepare in advance if you want them to swim. You must carry their swim wear and sunscreen as well. That helps your kids to stay protected from the harsh sun rays. Also, consider going to the theater to watch a movie.
If you love exercise, then you can arrange for a workout session with your friends. Some people believe that working out is a tiresome activity. However, it is a fun activity as you get to work your body muscles. During the work out session, you can include some dance routines to make the session more interesting. Also, you can include minor competitions to make the session lively. Maybe, you could give a small trophy to the person that comes up with the best work out routine for the day. Alternatively, you can go hiking with your family and friends. Watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU2OijdAfzs to learn more about Springfield.
Another fun thing to do is visit the zoo or game park. Here, you get to interact with animals face to face. That is a great idea if you have kids. They get to understand nature and develop love for animals. That is also an opportunity for you to see some rare animals. All you have to do is make your booking early to avoid missing tickets. You must also understand the opening and closing time so that you can plan your visit accordingly here .


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June 3, 2013 | Mark Strotman | 0 Comments
Gardner invited to World University Games training camp
Davante Gardner was one of 29 invitees to the camp. (USA Today)
Marquette senior Davante Gardner should win a handful of awards next April after his final season with the Golden Eagles is complete. But he was given his first honor Monday morning when he was one of 29 collegiate players invited to try out for the USA Men's World University Games Team.
The tryouts will take place June 24-30 at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., finalists will be announced on June 26, and the 12-team roster will be finalized prior to the team's July 1 departure to Russia. The World University Games (WUGs) is scheduled to be played July 7-16 in Kazan, Russia.
"We are extremely happy for Davante and the opportunity to showcase his skills at the international level," Buzz Williams said in a press release. "It's really as testament to his hard work and development that he has emerged as one of the top players in his age group and the entire experience will be beneficial to his continued improvement."
Marquette assistant Jamie McNeilly is an assistant for the Canadian National Team.
Gardner's addition to the training camp is not unwarranted–the Big East's Sixth Man of the Year averaged 11.5 points and 4.8 rebounds in just 21.5 minutes per game for the Elite Eight-bound Golden Eagles last season–but likely helping his cause was Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim, the chair of the USA Men's Junior National Team Committee who was in charge of putting together the list of 29 athletes.
"The committee has assembled one of the strongest World University Games training camp rosters USA Basketball has ever had," Boeheim said in the USA Basketball press release. "It includes some of the top players in college basketball, several of whom have international experience. Selecting the players for the final roster is going to be a real challenge."
Gardner averaged 20.0 points and 8.0 rebounds in two games against Boeheim's Orange last season, including a 26-point outing in February that propelled Marquette to a 74-71 win at the Bradley Center. Gardner posted 14 points in the Golden Eagles' Elite Eight loss to the Orange one month later.
The team will be led by Davidson head coach Bob McKillop, another familiar face to Gardner, who scored nine points in 17 minutes against McKillop's Wildcats in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Assistants include Michigan's John Beilein and South Carolina's Frank Martin, while training camp coaches include Colorado's Tad Boyle, Grace College's Jim Kessler and Elon's Matt Matheny.
Gardner is the second Marquette player to be invited to try out for the team. In 2009, Lazar Hayward made the team before his senior season, averaging 9.3 points and 5.6 rebounds in seven games to help the Americans to a third-place finish. That team was headed by Wisconsin's Bo Ryan, and UWM's Rob Jeter was an assistant.
The new Big East conference is represented in the tryouts by both Gardner, Providence's Bryce Cotton and Creighton's Doug McDermott. Big East departing members include Notre Dame's Eric Atkins and Jerian Grant, Syracuse's C.J. Fair, Louisville's Luke Hancock and Cincinnati's Sean Kilpatrick.
Gardner will just miss his own coach, Buzz Williams, in Colorado. Williams was selected last month as a "court coach" for the U19 World Championship team training camp, also in Colorado Springs. That camp goes from June 14-19, one week before the 6-foot-8 Gardner arrives on the 24th.
This is both quite an impressive honor for Gardner and an important one. As important as time spent with teammates is, there's no replacement for competing against some of the best players in the nation while wearing the colors of our nation on your jersey. If Gardner is selected to the team–and looking at the roster (below), he has a solid chance of doing just that–it would become an even bigger feat, spending 10 days in Russia while playing against some of the best amateurs the world has to offer.
In 2011 the team kept just two back-to-the-basket forwards/centers, Yale's Greg Mangano and Minnesota's Trevor Mbakwe. Two years before that, Clemson's Trevor Booker and Mississippi State's Jarvis Varnado were selected to the team, so it appears Gardner is fighting for one of two post-position spots.
One last note, Vander Blue played for Team USA on the U19 team in 2010.
The 29 training camp invitees are:
Eric Atkins (Notre Dame)
Markel Brown (Oklahoma State)
Deonte Burton (Nevada)
Quinn Cook (Duke)
Bryce Cotton (Providence)
Spencer Dinwiddie (Colorado)
C.J. Fair (Syracuse)
Yogi Ferrell(Indiana)
Davante Gardner(Marquette)
Treveon Graham (Virginia Commonwealth)
Jerian Grant (Notre Dame)
P.J. Hairston (North Carolina)
A.J. Hammons (Purdue)
Luke Hancock (Louisville)
Joe Harris (Virginia)
Tyler Haws (BYU)
Andre Hollins (Minnesota)
Rodney Hood (Duke)
Josh Huestis(Stanford)
Cory Jefferson(Baylor)
Sean Kilpatrick(Cincinnati)
Alex Kirk (New Mexico)
Devyn Marble (Iowa)
Doug McDermott (Creighton)
Adreian Payne (Michigan State)
Chasson Randle (Stanford)
Will Sheehey(Indiana)
Aaron White (Iowa)
Kendall Williams (New Mexico)
Tags: Adreian Payne, Bryce Cotton, C.J. Fair, Carousel, Davante Gardner, Doug McDermott, Jim Boeheim, Marquette, olympic training center, Will Sheehey, World University Games
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Patriots: N'Keal Harry's competitiveness is a driving force
By Mark DanielsThe Providence Journal
Nov 24, 2019 at 1:04 PM Nov 24, 2019 at 2:46 PM
FOXBORO — N'Keal Harry was surrounded by athletes who were considered faster. Every time they ran a sprint, he'd see their time and get angry.
At 6-foot-4, 225 pounds, Harry's seen as a big, strong receiver. But he was competing with shorter slot receivers like Parris Campbell, Deebo Samuel and A.J. Brown, who were considered faster. There was also DK Metcalf, who stood 6-4 but ran a 4.33 40-yard dash.
None of that mattered. If Metcalf ran faster during their training session at EXOS in Phoenix, Harry would run his sprint again. He'd get so fired up, he'd start to rip his clothes off. Before EXOS speed coach Nic Hill knew it, the receiver was running around in spandex trying to beat Metcalf's times.
"There were times when DK would hit a time and then you'd have N'Keal like rip his shirt off and take his shorts off," Hill said. "And now he's in his tights and he has to go and beat DK's time. I think the more competitive it got, the less clothes they started to have out there and then they're running in their spandex."
Harry was part of a group went through a grueling workout program in preparation for the NFL Combine. Prospective draft picks worked out five times a day, six days a week. Harry held his own in the weight room, but no one expected him to keep up with certain athletes in terms of speed.
That only made him push harder.
"It was a special group of guys to be around," Harry said. "It was just like competition brought out the best in all of us. We were all competing every day in everything we did. It was just the nature of all of us."
That scene at EXOS exemplifies who this rookie receiver is. Harry never backs down from a challenge. When his back is against the wall, he pushes harder.
After spending the first half of his rookie season on the injured reserve, Harry has already faced adversity during his young NFL career. If his past is any indication, the Patriots first-round pick will come out on top.
Caribbean beginnings
Harry worked so hard at practice that Chandler (Ariz.) High School coach Shaun Aguano started to worry.
Harry was already an established high school star — ESPN's No. 1-rated receiver and on his way to Arizona State — but he worked so hard his teammates were in harm's way every time he touched the ball. In order to understand why, you need to know how Harry got to Chandler in the first place.
Harry spent his early years in the Caribbean, on the island nation of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. His grandmother, Felna, wanted more for her grandson so she took him to the United States when he was 3 years old. They settled in Chandler, but his mother and sister remained in the Caribbean. It also meant Felna had to work hard to support the two of them.
The journey made Harry want to make the most of his life in the United States and he never lost sight of what it took to get him in this country.
"It was just kind of like when you see somebody working so hard every day, it kind of rubs off on you," Harry said. "That was the case with me and my grandmother. I just saw her working hard every day. It kind of rubbed off. As I got older, I just got more and passionate about everything. More and more competitive at everything."
"I think he wanted to prove to everybody and to his parents that he was worth it," Aguano added. "Him living just with his grandmother, there was always going to be some tough times, but I thought he handled it really well."
That's why he'd approach every practice in high school like he had something to prove. It didn't matter if the cornerback in front of him stood 5-foot-8, Harry would run through him.
"We had to kind of tone him down at practice because he would beat up all the little guys," Aguano recalled. "From an athletic standpoint as a competitor, whenever adversity hit, he wanted the ball."
'Big-play mojo'
Arizona State was in the midst of a meltdown and they needed help.
After heading into halftime with a 24-7 lead over USC, the Sun Devils watched their lead evaporate. By the end of the third quarter, they were down, 28-24. Harry decided enough was enough.
That's when everyone saw his "big-play mojo."
As a punt sailed to him at 2:54 of the third quarter, Harry caught the ball inside the 10-yard line and looped back around near the goal line, his coaches almost lost their minds. That was when Harry quieted the partisan crowd at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
"We needed a win desperately," said Arizona State receivers coach Charlie Fisher. "We came out hot, they came back and we needed a big play. They punted to N'Keal and he takes it 95 yards on a ball that you'd say, 'well, maybe you shouldn't field it.' Inside of the five he's running backwards, he catches it, circles the field all the way on the other side back to the goal line and goes 95 yards."
Later in that game, Harry made one of the most ridiculous catches Fisher — or anyone — had seen when he made a one-handed catch. While in the air, Harry's back was parallel to the ground as he reached out with his right hand to hang on to the ball for a 28-yard reception.
That game against USC was a prime example of Harry kicking it into another gear when adversity hit.
"Through his career he was known for the big play mojo," Fisher said. "He was a tremendous competitor here, big situations, big games, he came up big. If you look at a game, that optimized that mode, it would be the USC game a year ago."
"It's just weird. It's like, when I'm out there, it's like I'm in robot mode," Harry added. "Especially when it's in moments like that. It's like I don't really think too much. It just happens. Everything just happens."
Harry appeared in 37 career games over three seasons at Arizona State and made 213 receptions for 2,889 total yards and 22 touchdowns.
Eager to get going
Harry was taken by the Patriots in the first round (32nd overall) of the 2019 NFL Draft, the highest drafted wide receiver by New England in the Bill Belichick era.
He suffered an ankle injury in training camp and was placed on Injured Reserve. After eight weeks on IR, Harry was so eager to return to Patriots practice, he started to annoy his defensive teammates with how hard he'd work. That's something rookie cornerback JoeJuan Williams discovered.
Williams was also part of the group that trained at EXOS. Two days a week, receivers and cornerbacks matched up to work on techniques. That's when coaches tried to get the players to ease up on each other so no one would get hurt prior to the combine.
That was hard for Harry and Williams.
"As soon as we first met up, it's been a competition," Williams said. "It's been a battle. It's been love ever since. That's like my brother, man. We go at it in practice. ... We were constantly battling. I love going against N'Keal."
When asked about his practice habits, Harry simply says he's "passionate."
It didn't matter if it was at offseason training, in practice or in a game. Harry has always worked hard. He also surprises people. With the way he's built, you wouldn't expect him to keep up with the shorter slot receivers in sprint workouts. Of course, you wouldn't expect Harry to be returning punts for touchdowns, either.
"You see a receiver that usually is strong in the weight room and maybe lacks a little speed on the other side, but he has a combination of both," said Hill, the EXOS coach, of Harry. "He can move like he's 180 pounds and he can lift like he's 220 pounds."
Williams was as excited as anybody when Harry made his NFL debut last weekend in Philadelphia. He saw glimpses of the receiver's talent in Arizona and then again this year in Patriots practice.
The rookie got a late start to his NFL career due to the preseason injury, but adversity has never stopped him before. Why would it now?
"It's just how I've always been," Harry said. "It was just in me. I hate losing in anything. It just fuels me."


In my last post I mentioned I'm very tempted to shop right now. The stores still carry a nice assortment of summer items and I have a few months left until our summer season is over. For the next month our weather should stay fairly consistent in temperature, so this is the perfect opportunity to 'play' with my wardrobe. I adore the concept of a "French or Parisian" inspired wardrobe (few items, few colors, wear everything often) and this is a great opportunity to test the idea.
For the next 3 weeks I'm going to test out a smaller sized working closet by using a small number of items and less colors.
Since my current spring/summer closet looks a bit out of harmony (lots of colors) I was inspired by numerous posts about "Parisian or French Chic wardrobes" to use fewer colors for an outfit.
I wanted to select 3 colors: white, black, and blue for clothing items. However, I do not have a cobalt blue blazer, so I added in my next brightest colored blazer, which is kelly green. This leaves me with 4 colors for clothing items, although the bulk of the items are still white, black and blue. I'm not giving up on The DH Closet Challenge, but I thought it would be fun to do a three week capsule experiment.
I'll still be using a handful of gear items, which are not included in the above total. The 21 items for three weeks, will apply to both work and weekend wear. My current job is casual enough that I can sport the same outfits for work days and weekend days. I often use capsule wardrobes when I travel and that always works well. But that is usually for only 1 week at a time. It will be interesting to see how I feel going for longer than 1 week.
Looking for more information on The French Capsule Challenge?
Interested in a different wardrobe challenge instead?
Check out Chapter 10 in my book: Shopping Brake: Proven tips to stop shopping wrong, and start shopping right for a wardrobe you love.
Have you ever tried a minimal or capsule wardrobe before?
Ha! Funny, this is how I'm dressing without even consciously trying lately. I bet if I put my mind to it, I could easily do this. I might need to add olive, though. Yes – black, white, berry and olive would be easy with my closet. Wonder if I'd get bored? It's one thing to accidentally gravitate toward less, another to impose it upon myself. I get antsy when I force myself into little boxes! Let us know how it goes!
Mo, I adore berry colors on you! And olive sounds great paired with berry. I'm always trying to compose capsule wardrobes so I figured why not try one out based on colors for a mix up. We shall see what happens.
Thanks for the link Lynn! I have a very small special occasion capsule (one formal dress for weddings and two suits) and try to cross over the suits into other capsules such as business wear. These were the easiest capsules for me to put together and they work very well. Trying to create a capsule with my day-to-day wardrobe has been quite a challenge so far.


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1952 Wayne 2021
Wayne M Rehnelt
January 24, 1952 — June 9, 2021
Eastport - On June 9th, 2021, Wayne Rehnelt died unexpectedly at his home in Quoddy Village at the age of 69 years old.
Wayne is survived by his wife Mary "Jeannie Beanie" Francis and her children Alonzo with his life partner Meg, Russell, Ruby and her husband Aaron. Grandchildren, L.J., Alycia, Rhiley, Ryder, Bryson, Little Aaron, and Colton. Wayne had several siblings (and their spouses) from other states; sisters – Cheryl Alonzo, Susan Basel, Catherine Ballenger, Diane Flaherty (Jay); brothers – DuWayne Rehnelt (Justina), Dale Rehnelt (Debra), David Triem, and John Rehnelt (Pam); and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his father DuWayne L. Rehnelt, mother Margaret L. Smith, infant twin brother DuWayne, and granddaughter Deanna.
Wayne was born on January 24th, 1952, in Minnesota. He entered the U.S Marine Corps in 1973 as a private fighting in the Vietnam war conflict where he served two combat deployments. It was an honor for Wayne to serve his country.
Wayne married Jeannie Beanie in 2001 after he met her through a mutual friend. Although Wayne never had children of his own, he welcomed his wife's children into his life as if they were his own. He spent most of his days at home in Perry with his wife, grandchildren (whom he loved so much), and dog "Abby". He liked to collect sports memorabilia with his grandson Bryson, who named Wayne "Moomoo." Special friends include Dwayne Tomah, Fred "Moose" Moore, and Gary Moore.
A service for Wayne is scheduled for Saturday June 19th at 9 am at Split Rock in Pleasant Point followed by a potluck luncheon at Jeannie's home in Perry. Arrangements by Mays Funeral Home, Calais & Eastport.
To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Wayne M Rehnelt, please visit our flower store.


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Q: Can a bidegree $(3,4)$ curve be embedded in plane? Suppose $C$ is a curve on $\mathbf{P}^1\times\mathbf{P}^1$ of bidegree $(3,4)$, why such a curve cannot be embedded as a curve in $\mathbf{P}^2$?

A: Projecting $C$ onto one of the factors gives you a $3:1$ ramified covering to $\mathbb P^1$, in other words a $g^1_3$ on $C$.
On the other hand the genus of $C$ is $(3-1).(4-1)=6$.
Now,  a plane smooth  curve in $\mathbb P^2$ can only have genus $6$ if it has a degree $d$ satisfying $\frac {(d-1).(d-2)}{2}=6$, in other words if it has degree $d=5$.
But a smooth plane curve of degree $5$ is not trigonal i.e. it has no $g^1_3$: see for example these notes by Harris, Page 45, Proposition 7.12.
(He actually proves that a smooth curve of degree $d$ cannot be a ramified covering of $\mathbb P^1$ with less than $d-1$ sheets)
Hence the trigonal curve $C$ cannot be embedded into $\mathbb P^2$.


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What if Jim Bakker Is Right That the Ransomware Virus Is Part of Fulfilling End-Times Prophecy?
12:16PM EDT 5/16/2017	 Steve Strang
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I believe Jim Bakker is a prophet of God. After he went through his crushing failure at PTL and ended up in prison, he opened himself to the Lord in a new and deep way. One way he used his time in prison was to study the book of Revelation.
Now Bakker says he believes the malware WannaCry worm that has infected computers in over 150 countries is actually a fulfillment of the prophecy in Revelation 6.
When I talked with Bakker over the weekend, I told him this was important and Charisma needed to get it online.
On Monday, Bakker gave us a scoop that we posted on charismanews.com. I interviewed him for a "Strang Report" podcast. It was so lengthy we actually broke it into two podcasts. You can hear him tell in his own words what he believes and hear the passion in his voice when he talks about why the body of Christ must wake up to what's happening in the world.
I believe many Christians—as I do—struggle to understand Revelation, especially when talking about the four horsemen of the apocalypse. It seems that everyone speculates something different regarding what that means.
All of us are aware this is a very serious time in our history, when many things seem to be spinning out of control. If you're like me, you basically have the option of listening to secular journalists—either liberal or conservative—give their spin on what's happening. But nowhere does the spiritual significance enter the discussion.
So when Jim Bakker says World War III has already started but will not be fought as much with tanks and guns as it will be with computers and satellites, I sit up and take notice. I want to be like the sons of Issachar who were "those having understanding of times" (1 Chr. 12:32, MEV).
Maybe Jim Bakker isn't right. But what if he is? How can we discern this?
Where are the voices of other Christian leaders to help us understand the times, especially as it relates to end-times prophecy? Don't we all feel that something major is about to happen and that everything in history is culminating?
Read what Jim Bakker has to say and listen to the podcast. Ask the Lord what you should believe and how you should respond. At the very least, we can pray as we discussed on the podcast. Prayer will change things.
It doesn't matter if the secular community makes fun of it or thinks that it is just a lot of superstition. We know the spiritual realm is where things really happen. We also know that God is in control, that He has a plan and purpose, and that He revealed to the apostle John what would happen in the last days, which John wrote about in the book of Revelation.
Share our Charisma News article and this podcast with friends, and let's spread the word among the body of Christ so people can understand, wake up and pray.
Steve Strang is the founder of Charisma Media and president of Christian Life Missions. He is also the author of the best-seller God and Donald Trump. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook. Click here to subscribe to the Strang Report podcast, and here to sign up for the Strang Report newsletter.
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What struck us the most about David's speech was that, unlike any other speaker, he did not start listing his life achievements, the multinational companies he partners with or his portfolio of oh-so famous clients. He started his speech with some questions: who loves the Grateful Dead? Who loves Led Zeppelin? Who's a fan of Mylie Cyrus? And then he talked for a good 15 minutes about his deep passion for live concerts, his daughter's adoration for Harry Potter and their old family Land Rover.
But what was the point of sharing with us this apparently irrelevant information? David asserts that passion, or to use his term,"fandom" drives buying decisions.
In a world where social media have lost their original "social" essence and are optimised for profit instead of true human connections, the only way to stand out is to cultivate fandom. Let's analyse what he means by that.
Scott felt the power of fandom on himself and his daughter and went to the lengths of asking some neuroscientists what happens when we become fans of something. It turns out that "fandom is about the shared emotions, biologically evolved human reactions that are vital to survival." Our human brains are hardwired to want to be part of a tribe of people because that's what protected us in the past.
Think it over. How do you feel when you're surrounded by people who share an interest with you? Comfortable. When we are in our tribe, we are at peace because we feel safe. According to David, cultivating fandom, making your audience feel part of a tribe is the key to put 'social' back into social media and claim brand relevancy.
And now you might say "I sell bolts, dude, where do I find a fan of bolts?". Well, Scott thinks that any organisation can build fandom, no matter what they sell. He takes a car insurance company as an example, Hagerty.
And here you may think "there is no way someone is a fan of their insurance company. People buy insurances because they have to, not because they love doing it." And yet, check their YouTube channel:
1.24 Millions subscribers. They have a drivers' club with over 600,000 subscribers where you can interact with other members and send a quarterly newspaper about automobiles to all of their fans. They are now the largest classic car insurance company in the world.
Hagerty leveraged people's love for classic cars and made it its rocket fuel to create a community of car fans. What Hagerty has been able to do is turning people who own a classic car into paying customers.
Now, we know that fandom is extremely powerful, that it transcends gender, geography or even how we communicate and that it drives buying decisions. So, the question is no longer whether your bolt business CAN build its own fans community, but how. Scott shared with us three methods, or as he called them, "ideas", on how to grow fans. Here they are.
1. Let go of your creation.
Letting go of your creation doesn't mean losing ownership of your product or service, but letting fans take over. To understand this idea we have to tap into the difference between curative fandom and transformative fandom.
Curative fandom is the official fandom, the official feed, the official website. It is how an organisation wants people to interact with its brand. Transformative fandom is the fans-transformed version, when the fans create social media around your brand.
If fandom was music, curative fandom would be classical music. You have a score and you need to play by it. Transformative fandom, instead, would be jazz, which consists of re-interpreting and rearranging the notes on the page into something completely different.
Scott also makes two real company examples, one of a company who tries to control the way people talk about itself and one organisation who lets fans take over.
Adobe is an example of extreme curative fandom. It tries to tell its users how to talk about Photoshop. It tells us: "It's incorrect to say the image was photoshopped", "it's correct to say the image was enhanced with Adobe® Photoshop® software", "it's incorrect to say photoshop's new features are impressive", it's correct to say " the new features in Adobe® Photoshop® software are impressive". It sounds like Adobe doesn't like people to talk about it. It sounds like it really doesn't like people at all, to be honest.
An example of transformative fandom is I-robot, the company making roomba vacuum cleaners. If you saw a video of pets riding on a vacuum cleaner, it's probably one of theirs. Instead of taking distance from the thousands of customers who started taking videos of their pets riding around the house on the little robot, they embraced it and got millions of views from it.
Fandom is a democracy (fanocracy, as David defined it). It is built on the experiences of its members, not limited to the imagination of one creator.
2. Get closer than usual.
Neuroscience tells us the closer you get to someone, the more powerful the shared emotions. This becomes clearer if you know Edward T. Hall's Proxemic Theory (we promise it won't be too scary).
The American anthropologist identifies different level of proximity (how close people get):
Public space: at further than 12 feet away, we humans don't track other people. Like that random guy walking on the other side of the street;
Social space: in a space between 4 and 12 feet, our brains begin to track people. Your head starts going: "Is this person a part of my tribe? Am I safe here?";
Personal space: between 1.5 and 4 feet, the most powerful emotions happen. Think about when you get into a crowded elevator: you feel uncomfortable because these people are not your tribe. But what If you are at a conference with people sharing the same interests? A crowded elevator becomes suddenly more acceptable.
This long anthropological interlude was aimed at asking you: can you find a way to get a little closer to your customer? Can you get into their social or personal space?
You might argue: "Great idea. But I have an international, completely online business. How do I get close to Pablo from Ecuador?". And here another neuroscience concept kicks in: if you can't get physically close, you can get virtually close via mirror neurons.
Mirror neurons are the part of the brain that fires when we see someone doing something and we feel like we are doing it ourselves. To understand what we mean, just watch this video of a kid taking a bite of a slice of lemon. Yes, you start salivating, making weird expressions or just feeling really sorry for the poor child.
This is a very powerful concept if applied to social media. Have you ever wondered why selfies are so popular and generally get more exposure and engagement than other types of posts? Because it feels like the person who took the selfie is in your personal space, less than 4 feet away from you.
So, try shooting close-up videos and photos, look directly at the camera and make your audience feel like you're right there, in their personal space.
3. Live a passionate life.
This is absolutely our favourite piece of advice, not only because it sounds like a motivational quote by Pablo Coelho, but because we believe it's the most effective.
David says: "Passion is incredibly powerful and passion is infectious." When you show the passion you have for the things you love, people are drawn to you and want to do business with you.
There is no other way to explain this concept than the case study of Jon Marashi, the skateboarding dentist.
In South California, there are over 10,000 dentist practices. Their websites all look the same, they all have pictures wearing a white suit with their dentistry diploma in the background, they all have the classic before/after photos of teeth on their Instagram feed. However, John had a passion and decided to bring it with him in his professional life. He became the skateboarding dentist.
Now, he skateboards from one examination to the other, he displays skateboards instead of diplomas and his feed shows the coolest guy in California instead of a gallery of crooked and perfect teeth.
This not only translated into making him the coolest dentist, but also translated into a 30% growth in new patients.
Hagerty, John Marashi, I-robot are the living proof that fandom isn't just for entertainers. Fandom is your growth engine! So, what are you a fan of?
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With tax day coming up this month we all seem to have money on our minds this time of year, and I thought I'd share with you my journey though navigating my finances once I decided to pursue a career in the healing arts.
After I resigned from my teaching career I knew I had to be very careful with money because I did not have the stability of a steady paycheck anymore and needed to make sure I had enough money to pay my bills each month. I watched a financial prosperity workshop with Edwene Gaines online where she talked about the importance of tithing and how by removing 10% of your income off the top to be given to the people and organizations where you are spiritually fed you create space for more money to flow into.
Imagine that you have a jar that contains all of your money. If you try to hold on to all of your money then your jar is full and there's no room for more money to flow into it. But, by consciously creating the space for more money by giving it away you keep the energetic flow of money in your direction to fill the void in your jar.


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Building Youth Voice
We are pleased to announce that the Youth PB Accelerator Project has launched the Youth PB Toolkit and DIY Manual. The tools, resources, inspirations and materials offer detailed guidance and support for those who are new to PB and to those who want to deepen their knowledge and practice. The resources are the product of a two-year Erasmus+ research collaboration between five partners from across three countries. The project is co-ordinated by the Polish Foundation Soclab, with collaborators from Field of Dialogue in Poland, the University of Granada's Medialab in Spain, as well as Shared Future CIC in the UK and Community Places in Northern Ireland.
Visit the Youth PB Accelerator website to find out more about the project including blogs on youth participation, podcasts from PB practitioners and participants and case studies illustrating youth PB practice in school and community settings. We would love to hear your feedback on the Toolkit and DIY Manual via our Facebook Page @YouthPbAccelerator. The resources can also be found on the PB Works Website.
Community Places is Recruiting
Community Places is currently recruiting a Planner and Engagement Officer. This is an exciting opportunity to join our planning team. Work will include providing planning advice to communities and individuals on a varied and interesting caseload and supporting our community engagement work throughout the region. The post is permanent and full-time with a competitive salary and flexible terms.
The Application Form and information for applicants is available to download here. The closing date for receipt of completed applications is Friday, 8 April 2022.
Youth Participatory Budgeting (PB) Accelerator Toolkit and DIY Manual Zoom Workshop
The toolkit provides detailed guidance to support the design and delivery of youth led PB. The free online resource includes everything from the values that underpin youth participation, enabling conditions for youth PB to thrive, the typical stages of a school or community PB process and good practice case studies from across Europe and America. It is accompanied by a DIY Manual with helpful resources and tools to support Youth PB.
This online interactive workshop will be in English. There will be three other launch events happening in each of the project partner countries including Poland; Spain; and UK - (England, Scotland and Wales on 17 March 2022) The Erasmus+ research partnership brings together five partners from across three countries. The project is co-ordinated by the Polish Foundation Soclab, with collaborators from Field of Dialogue in Poland, the University of Granada's Medialab in Spain, as well as Shared Future CIC in the UK and Community Places in Northern Ireland. Visit the Youth PB Accelerator website to find out more about the project including blogs on youth participation, podcasts from PB practitioners and participants and case studies illustrating youth PB practice in school and community settings.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/launch-of-the-youth-pb-accelerator-toolkit-tickets-269500742977
After registering you will receive a Zoom link and programme. During and after the event a link will be available to download the free toolkit and DIY manual.
To find out more about the PB Works Project visit: www.participatorybudgetingworks.org or contact Louise O'Kane louise@communityplaces.info
Guide to Engagement Methods
We are pleased to share our recently developed Guide to Engagement Methods. It provides details on methods which are most appropriate for achieving different levels of engagement and assesses the strengths, weaknesses and appropriateness of each method alongside useful tips on how to apply each one. The clickable menu bar to the right of each page enables easy navigation throughout the Guide (as do links in the Methods Table on Page 2).
If you are interested in finding out more about any engagement method, please contact us.
Community Development - New Toolkit
The Ashton Trust has just published a Community Development Toolkit prepared by Community Places. Contents range from knowing your community's needs and views to making the most of all meetings and from getting people involved to looking after finances and reputation. The Toolkit also sets out the key ingredients of Community Development and how to establish Project Outcomes when seeking funding and identifies the benefits of collaboration with other areas, communities and groups. It has been designed with smaller groups in mind while larger organisations will also find the advice and guidance on governance and engagement valuable. To access the Toolkit click here.


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Preview: Rehearsal Space, Taurus, Canal Street, Manchester
27 May, 2014 28 May, 2014 Adam Lowe
Rehearsal Space started life in 2013's Manchester Fringe Festival, having been inspired by a visit to a science fiction convention in deepest-darkest north Wales.
Writer Rylan Cavell says, 'The same old celebs were wheeled out, telling the same stories to a room of starry-eyed devotees. But what was going on behind those practiced smiles and rehearsed anecdotes? How did the fame and 'cult' status their shows enjoyed effect the people involved?'
Thus Rehearsal Space was born.
The show takes place over 30 years, following the cast and crew behind the scenes of a fictional 70s show called Professor Calamity. 'Expect love, loss, lust, LSD and lots of homosexuality,' says Rylan.
Leaping from the early 70s to the mid 80s, and then to the early 00s, Rehearsal Space charts the rise and fall of the cast and crew.
Rehearsal Space is an homage to classic British TV shows, the shoestring budget they operated on, and the long-suffering stars that cannot escape them.
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How many references to these classic shows will you be able to spot? There may be a prize for the most vigilant (but there probably won't be). Vada Magazine is heading down to watch on 31 May, so wear your finery and expect to be papped on the red carpet (erm, Canal Street cobbles).
This will be the third time the show has taken to the stage, and is also the third version. Each time it has been performed many subtle (and not so subtle) changes have been made. The production team guarantee you'll never see quite the same show twice.
On both 31 May and 1 June, Rehearsal Space comes to life in Taurus' underground function room. Doors open at 7pm, and the show starts at 7.30pm. Tickets available on the door are £7 / £4 concessions. Limited seating is available for these intimate shows, so early arrival is recommended.
The show is written and directed by Rylan Cavell (Original Fiction Editor for Starburst Magazine and host of The Gay Agenda radio show on Fab Radio International), and features the talented cast of Christopher Burton, Misha Fekri, Paul Mackay, Rebecca Derrick, Anne-Louise Fortune, Andrew Marsden and Andrew Mason.
An audio-play rendering of the first version is available to download from Amazon and iTunes.
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Le Recit Feminin : Contribution a l'analyse semiologique du courrier du caeur et des entrevues ou 'enquetes' sur la femme dans la presse feminine actuelle. Approaches to Semiotics. 15.
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Japanese Models of Conflict Resolution.
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From the Nigerian pop star's next album A Better Time
Davido in "FEM" (Davido/YouTube)
Davido has shared the music video for a new single. "FEM" is the first single from the Nigerian pop star's next studio album, A Better Time, which is set to drop next month. The new song takes it title from the Nigerian street slang for "be quiet." Check out the music video for the Napji-produced track below.
Davido's last album A Good Time was released in November. He was set to tour North America in support of that album this spring before the coronavirus pandemic halted all touring.
Check out Pitchfork's "The 200 Best Songs of the 2010s," featuring Davido's "Fall" at No. 163.
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Q: Assembly Programming x86 Pentium Bug I'm having a little problem in my program written in assembly language x86 Pentium. Already used the debugger to search for some abnormal thing in the run of the program. What is happening is that when i try to run it in  debugger it goes well but when in terminal Segmentation fault (core dumped) appears. I know i'm accessing some part of the memory that is not defined but i see no problem on my code.
here's the code:
#.text #same as .section .text
.globl hell
hell:
push %ebp
movl %esp, %ebp
push %ebx #index
push %edi
push %esi
subl $8, %esp
movl 8(%ebp), %edx #str
movl 12(%ebp), %eax #hist
movl $-1, %esi
xor %ecx, %ecx #j
dec %ecx

forclean:
inc %ecx
cmp $26, %ecx
je for1
movl $0, (%eax, %ecx, 4)
jmp forclean

for1:
inc %esi
movb (%edx,%esi,1), %al
cmpb $0, %al
je fim
cmpb $0x41, %al
jl if2
cmpb $0x5A, %al
jg if2
subb $0x41, %al
movzbl %al, %ebx #mover para o index
incl (%eax, %ebx, 4)
jmp for1

if2:
movb (%edx,%esi,1), %al
cmpb $0x61, %al
jl for1
cmpb $0x7A, %al
jg for1
subb $0x61, %al
movzbl %al, %ebx #mover para o index
incl (%eax, %ebx, 4)
jmp for1

end:
movl %ebp, %esp
popl %esi
popl %edi
popl %ebx
popl %ebp
ret

A: You store the address of hist in eax, but then you do all the calculations for the character index inside al. Since it is part of eax you change the address and that's why you get segmentation fault.
Clear the ebx register at the beginning and use bl for the calculations instead.
Also your function's prolog and epilogue are wrong. They should be:
push %ebp
movl %esp, %ebp
subl $8, %esp    #space for local variables
push %ebx
push %edi
push %esi

and
popl %esi
popl %edi
popl %ebx
movl %ebp, %esp
popl %ebp


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Canonical Shapes the Future of Snapcraft (and Snap Packs)
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There has been some controversy surrounding Snapcraft in recent months that was not looking good for Canonical's packaging system, but nothing from official sources, but discussions in the community. Now, however, reliable information about the future of Snapcraft and Snap, the package format created by the Ubuntu developer not only for Ubuntu, but for the entire GNU / Linux ecosystem.
Quickly commenting on what has nothing to do with this news, let's say that if two or three years ago the support for Snap was more prominent, especially from commercial developers, while Flatpak grew and settled in the community, the Tables have turned and it is now when the second seems to be establishing itself as the most widespread and appreciated alternative, at least among the main Linux distributions.
Thus, Flatpak has been improving a lot in recent times, while it is increasingly possible to find more applications in this format, in Flathub at least. Snap is not bad either, but it has been dragging problems for years that have not been solved, beyond its centralized model, which is not going to change (Flatpak falls into the same practice, since almost everything is in Flathub). For example, the slow startup of Snap applications.
What changes does Canonical have in mind for Snapcraft and Snap? With regard to the background technology, the company's plans go through rewriting to a great extent to improve its performance, facilitate the package creation processes for developers and influence the modularity of the system as the axis on which to compile and distribute applications. more effectively. In general, they are going to touch everything a little.
With respect to the format itself there are fewer news, but the entire infrastructure is now considered in state legacy, so it will not receive any more functionality until it is replaced. Of course, developers can continue to use Snapcraft as before and the same for users. Also, once the next version of Snapcraft is released, current Snap packs will remain fully compatible.
For example, they hope that the renewal of Snapcraft can overcome some of the current limitations of Snap, although they do not mention any in particular. Maybe they will improve the startup time of the applications that we alluded to earlier and that has been ignored by Canonical for years with little explanation (complaints about closing related bugs come from afar)?
In summary, Snapcraft and Snap will continue to be an integral part of Canonical's service offering not only for Ubuntu, but for any other Linux distribution that wants it … and there are quite a few, although in the GNU / Linux environment Flatpak seems to be the option best accepted. The advantage of Snap in this regard is that while Flatpak is restricted to desktop applications, Snap does not put doors, which in turn has its pros and cons.
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Coronavirus Roundup: Rob McDowell Recounts COVID19 Ordeal, FCC Telehealth Portal Open, 5G Criticism
Broadband Roundup
David Jelke
Photo of then-FCC Commissioner Rob McDowell in March 2010 by Greg Elin used with permission
Former Federal Communications Commission Robert McDowell described his ordeal as a COVID-19 survivor in an interview with Multichannel News published on Friday.
McDowell, a 56-year old partner at Cooley LP, a global communications practice in Washington, called his doctor on March 14 to report symptoms that he chalked up to "seasonal allergies."
It would take time for McDowell to test positive for COVID-19, and by then he was in a hospital ER with a 50 percent chance of survival. Through expert healthcare, meditation techniques, and well-wishing, McDowell recovered returned home to his family on April 1.
McDowell often brought up issues of broadband when recounting his story. When asked by interviewer John Eggerton whether the FaceTime sessions he had with his doctor during the early stages of the illness demonstrated the value for telemedicine and connectivity, McDowell replied "Yes, this was the mobile internet. Thank goodness for all those spectrum auctions I helped promote."
The interviewer also asked McDowell if he would be comfortable giving the government his personal data for the purposes of contact tracing or creating a coronavirus database.
"I have already arranged for all of my relevant medical information to be used for studies. It depends on what they want, but I would be happy to provide all relevant information that could be helpful. And as soon as I am healthy enough, I will be donating plasma in hopes that it can actually save somebody."
After referencing a tweet from McDowell revealing perhaps a cavalier attitude towards the virus in traveling to New York City on March 8 and writing, "this is a great time to travel," the interviewer asked what McDowell might say now "to anyone now who thinks that we are overreacting to the virus?"
"We're not," McDowell said
FCC announces that coronavirus telehealth program portal to open on Monday
The Federal Communications Commission's Wireline Competition Bureau announced on Friday that it would begin accepting applications for the COVID-19 Telehealth Program beginning Monday at www.fcc.gov/covid19telehealth.
The COVID-19 Telehealth Program will provide $200 million in funding, appropriated by Congress as part of the CARES Act, to help health care providers furnish connected care services to patients at their homes or mobile locations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
"The FCC is moving quickly to distribute this funding to help health care providers and patients across the country during the coronavirus pandemic," said FCC Chairman Ajit Pai.
"Given the importance of social distancing, telehealth is more important than ever, so we are pleased to do our part to help healthcare providers purchase telecommunications, broadband connectivity, and devices necessary for providing connected care."
Applications can be filed through a dedicated application portal, which will be available beginning Monday April 13, 2020 at 12 Noon ET on the COVID-19 Telehealth Program page at www.fcc.gov/covid19telehealth.
To assist applicants in preparing their applications, an explainer video will also be posted on Monday on the FCC's website. Questions specific to the application process should be directed to EmergencyTelehealthSupport@fcc.gov.
Cloud Communications Alliance criticizes FCC's approach towards 5G Fund for Rural America
The Cloud Communications Alliance called the FCC's recent steps in rolling out the 5G Fund for Rural America "extremely concerning," according to a press released on Thursday. Said alliance CEO Steven Berry:
"Unfortunately, the FCC is publishing eligibility maps that bear little relationship to where there is or is not actually coverage.
"The analysis itself notes that the maps released today may bear little resemblance to the areas actually available for funding in an auction, which is extremely concerning. At a time when everyone is recognizing the importance of bridging the digital divide, the FCC seems intent on moving forward with spending $9 billion without bothering to measure the scope of the problem they are purporting to solve.
"This approach does nothing to help ensure that unserved and underserved areas have access to robust mobile broadband services. Instead of further analysis on what areas could be eligible, the FCC should focus on implementing the Broadband DATA Act to make data-driven decisions about what areas should receive funding for the next decade of mobile deployment."
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Former President Trump will face heightened penalties for future, repeated violations of Facebook's and Meta's policies.
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January 26, 2023 — Former President Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts will soon be reinstated, just over two years after the platforms suspended him for inciting violence, parent company Meta announced on Wednesday.
The "serious risk to public safety" present during the Capitol riot in January 2021 has "sufficiently receded," said Nick Clegg, Meta's president of global affairs.
However, the company said it would put "new guardrails in place to deter repeat offenses," including heightened penalties for repeated violations, and would potentially limit the distribution of content that "contributes to the sort of risk that materialized on January 6, such as content that delegitimizes an upcoming election or is related to QAnon" — even if such content did not explicitly violate Meta's community standards.
Clegg's statement also made a nod to the broader content moderation debate playing out across multiple state laws and upcoming Supreme Court cases involving online platforms and speech.
"Many people believe that companies like Meta should remove much more content than we currently do," he said. "Others argue that our current policies already make us overbearing censors… We believe it is both necessary and possible to draw a line between content that is harmful and should be removed, and content that, however distasteful or inaccurate, is part of the rough and tumble of life in a free society."
Alaska partners with AI company to create state broadband map
Artificial intelligence-based mapping company Ecopia AI on Tuesday announced a partnership with the State of Alaska and other companies to create a comprehensive, high-definition map of buildings and broadband serviceable locations — data that is essential for securing federal broadband funding.
"Without the data from Ecopia, the State of Alaska was at an immediate disadvantage for receiving funding to expand broadband services," said Hillary Palmer, geospatial and technology manager at Dewberry Alaska, an engineering company involved in the mapping process. "Now we have a source of truth with which we can identify broadband serviceable locations and secure federal funding for network expansion throughout Alaska.
Prior to the partnership, less than five percent of Alaska's buildings were mapped, according to Ecopia. The company's artificial intelligence mapping systems leveraged satellite imagery to extract buildings in areas where reliable GIS data did not exist.
"We believe in using AI for good, and are thrilled to enable the expansion of more equitable broadband access across Alaska," said Sean Lowery, senior director of product and business development at Ecopia.
Public Knowledge proposes public interest model for spectrum policy
A white paper published by Public Knowledge on Thursday proposes the adoption of a public interest backcasting model to guide future spectrum policy, arguing that its value-based framework will provide policymakers with a path towards universally accessible, affordable and reliable telecommunications services.
"In short, we have a chance to make the wireless future a good one, but it comes down to what we're willing to work together to achieve – either a digitally divided society where only a privileged few benefit from new technologies, or a world where everyone does," said Kathleen Burke, policy counsel at Public Knowledge and author of the paper, in a statement.
The paper reflects on the Spectrum Policy Task Force created 20 years ago by Michael Powell, then-chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, identifying the problems that may have hindered its success and reframing its suggestions for future spectrum efficiency and access models.
In order for future spectrum policy to succeed, it must overcome the zero-sum game fallacy currently present in the spectrum stakeholder dynamic, Burke wrote. In addition, Burke argued that spectrum policymakers should focus on preventing inequalities from happening rather than attempting to remedy them after the fact — particularly in policies addressing Tribal reservations, which remain among the most underserved areas in the U.S.
Some states' attorneys general are suing a realtor for alleged robocall scheme.
Ray Roundtree, Comcast's new senior vice president of Comcast's keystone region, via Comcast
January 25, 2023 – The Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday ordered telecommunications companies to cut off traffic to a dialing platform that facilitated an illegal robocall scheme targeting homeowners.
MV Realty is accused of using voice service provider Twilio Networks and the PhoneBurner dialing platform to "flood homeowners with robocalls with misleading claims about mortgages," a press release said.
Attorneys general from Florida, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania have filed lawsuits against the real estate firm that allegedly scammed residents into mortgaging their homes in exchange for cash payments, the release said.
"Mortgage scams are some of the most pernicious types of robocalls we see," FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel said in the release. "Sending these junk calls to financially-stressed homeowners just to offer them deceptive products and services is unconscionable. That's why we are shutting down these calls right now."
The commission has been taking increasingly aggressive action against illegal robocalls and their facilitators. Last month, the commission proposed a "record-breaking" $300 million fine for one robocall scheme.
And late last year, the commission expanded it's the robocall framework by ruling that straight-to-voicemail robocalls are subject to its regulatory authority.
Survey finds civil society organizations struggle with internet access, speed and reliability
Civil society organizations are being hampered by a lack of internet access, tools, or skills among staff, according to a report Wednesday from advocacy organization Connect Humanity.
The report is based on a survey of over 7,500 of these organizations, representing and serving over 190 million people, and draws on case studies, resources and quotes directly from these organizations.
The report found that the top five concerns for these organizations are a lack of digital skills, followed by speed of the internet, reliability of the internet, affordability of devices and the internet and lack of devices.
The top five concerns for the people these organizations serve are lack of digital skills, affordable internet, availability of the internet, affordability of devices and lack of devices, the report said.
Other concerns include the availability of the internet, fear of being surveilled online or hacked, lack of relevant content, and lack of accessibility for people with disabilities.
The report notes that, over the next five years, 49 percent expect an increase in digital skills funding, 37 percent expect an increase in funding for access to hardware or software, 37 percent expect an increase in digital rights or internet policy, and 33 percent expect an increase in access to the internet.
In addition, 35 percent of these organizations surveyed said they have access to fast internet, while only 9 percent of the people they serve said so. Meanwhile, 42 percent of the organizations said they have reliable internet while only 9 percent of the people they serve said they can claim the same.
Other findings of the report include a majority of said organizations and the people they serve use a mobile provider for internet access and mobile phones are the most common devices used by people to access the internet.
Comcast announced new exec for keystone region
Ray Roundtree has been announced today as the new senior vice president of Comcast's keystone region, based in Pittsburgh.
Roundtree will oversee the company's operational, strategic and financial performance across areas in central and northeastern Pennsylvania, easter Ohio, northern West Virginia, and the Maryland panhandle, a press release said.
"With his industry expertise and broad experience running major markets, Ray will be a great leader for the Keystone Region," Amy Lynch, president of Comcast's northeast division, which includes 14 northeastern states from Maine through Virginia and the District of Columbia, said in the release. "I know Ray will be successful in continuing to deliver our innovative products and services to area homes and businesses–keeping them connected to what matters most."
Roundtree has been with Comcast since 2000, as director of business operations for Chester and Lancaster counties and has taken on financial management leadership positions during his tenure at the company.
The lawsuit accuses the company of abusing a monopoly over the technology that controls the digital advertising market.
Photo of Jeff Zients courtesy of the U.S. Department of Labor
January 24, 2023 — The U.S. Department of Justice on Tuesday filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google, accusing the company of abusing a monopoly over the technology that controls the digital advertising market.
Google operates much of the technology used to sell, purchase and serve online advertisements, and the lawsuit claims the company attempted to control all sides of the market in order to "set the rules of the game to exclude rivals," CNBC reported.
However, Google's share of digital ad revenues has dropped over the last few years, and the company has pointed to major industry players like Amazon and Meta to demonstrate its claims that the market is crowded and competitive.
A separate lawsuit based on Google's alleged monopoly in the internet search market, brought by the government in 2020, is set to go to trial in September. Several state attorneys general have brought additional lawsuits against the tech giant, focusing on Google's app marketplace challenges as well as advertising and search.
Expected White House pick has ties to Big Tech
President Joe Biden is expected to name former Facebook board member Jeff Zients as his next chief of staff, The Washington Post reported on Sunday.
The decision has been criticized by progressive groups, who have raised concerns over Zients' potential impact on ongoing efforts to curb the power of major tech companies and pass antitrust legislation.
David Segal, founder of internet advocacy organization Demand Progress, told the Post that he had "serious concerns" about Zients's positions on tech issues, citing "a history of worrisome financial interests, membership on Facebook's board and policy decisions."
Advocacy groups have previously expressed concerns about a discrepancy between the administration's stated agenda against Big Tech and the backgrounds of its staff — including Louisa Terrell, Biden's director of legislative affairs, who served for two years as Facebook's public policy director.
Adding to these concerns is the fact that Zients' expected promotion comes just weeks after former White House advisor Tim Wu, known as an aggressive critic of Big Tech, stepped down from his role in the administration.
FCC announces July 20 compliance deadline for TCPA updates
The Federal Communications Commission on Monday announced a compliance deadline of July 20 for amendments to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act related to prerecorded calls.
The new rules, which were initially announced in December 2020, add opt-out requirements and call limits for calls that previously relied on TCPA exemptions. These include non-commercial calls, commercial calls that do not constitute telemarketing, calls from nonprofit entities and calls related to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
The updates come alongside a variety of efforts from the FCC aimed at stopping robocall traffic, as well as spam text messages and automatic voicemails.


Our event took place at the Saint Louis Science Center. We had a state university bring a 100% solar car that was very popular. We also had a local motor cycle dealers ship bring Zeros to the show. For the kids we had face painting and a photo booth.
Join us at the James S. McDonnell Planetarium in Forest Park for this FREE Electric Vehicle Car show. This is a family friendly atmosphere where you can learn more about Electric Vehicles.
Curious about how an EV feels to ride in? Local Tesla owners will be giving free rides through Forest Park in their cars.
Motorcycle riders welcome too! Bring your license (with motorcycle endorsements) and test drive a Zero, a fully electric motorcycle.
Dealerships will be around to answer pricing questions, and tons of EV owners willing to give you testimonials about their cars. We will also have unique home conversion cars to check out as well!
Photo booth, with props, will be available at the event.
Have a plug in vehicle? Register it now and join us to show off your car. We welcome anything that plugs in. This includes factory produced cars (Leafs, Volts, Teslas, etc.) as well as conversion cars, motorcycles, or other cool electric vehicles.
This is a free rain or shine event.
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Unfortunately we have had to cancel the Cross Country Race to be held at Swanmore Primary Schooltomorrow, Wednesday 12th November. Unfortunately the field is under water and it would be dangerous to race.
We hope to hold to the Cross Country Race on the reserve date of Tuesday 18th November.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and hope you are able to attend on 18th November.


Spring is in the air so brighten up your front porch for the spring season. From colorful planers to spring wreaths, there is plenty of inspiration here for spring porch ideas.
Thank you so much Stephy for the wonderful ideas. You went to so much work to create this list, I added it to my Ten Best Spring Round-ups. You can see it here https://whatsnanamaking.com/spring-round-ups/. I do hope many people will come and see your beautiful porches.
You're welcome. Glad you liked the ideas 🙂 Thank you for including me in your roundup. I shared your post on Pinterest.


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Home » Blogs » nandi's blog » Disney Channel Acquires Animated Dinosaur Series 'Gigantosaurus'
Disney Channel Acquires Animated Dinosaur Series 'Gigantosaurus'
The show, which premieres Jan. 18, follows four dinosaur friends on their adventures.
Dinosaurs are coming to Disney Channel.
The network has acquired a CGI animated adventure series called Gigantosaurus from Cyber Group Studios that's aimed at preschoolers. It's set to premiere at 9 a.m. Jan. 18 on Disney Channel and the DisneyNOW app.
Based on Jonny Duddle's best-selling book of the same name, the family series stars four dinosaur friends who embark on comedy-filled adventures as they dare to be themselves and explore the world beyond their nests. Their adventures find them exploring the mystery of "Gigantosaurus," the biggest, fiercest dinosaur of all, as they learn to face their individual fears and work together to solve a problem.
"We're so excited to introduce families to the incredible world of Gigantosaurus,"said Pierre Sissmann, chairman and CEO of Cyber Group Studios. "Children have always been fascinated by dinosaurs and they will immediately relate to these unique characters, who, like them, are just beginning to assert their independence and learn about the importance of being themselves and being a good friend."
Source: www.hollywoodreporter.com
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Basketball: Balers finding their way
Sergio Sanchez has made an impact in every phase of the game.
After a rough start, things are trending upward for the San Benito High boys basketball team. Since losing their first two games of the season, the Haybalers have won three of their last four contests, including a thrilling 52-51 overtime win over Hillsdale of San Mateo on Tuesday.
"We feel a lot more confident about ourselves now," Balers point guard Davonte Butler said. "We've got better ball movement, we're communicating more and things are starting to click."
Ryan Quinby, who has been a ferocious rebounder, hit a putback at the buzzer to give the team one of its most memorable wins in the last couple of years. The Balers showed plenty of mettle, rallying from an 11-point deficit in the first quarter.
San Benito continued its improved play after it finished in third place in the Bob Hagen Tournament. The Balers knocked off tournament host Gilroy High, 71-60, in the third-place game. They opened up the tourney with a 65-45 win over Live Oak before dropping a 49-42 decision to an undefeated Aptos squad.
Against Live Oak, Sergio Sanchez put up 10 points in a 23-point second quarter that propelled the team to a runaway victory. Nick Christian had a game-high 21 points followed by Butler's 15 points. Coach Mike Baumgartner said Butler was not at full strength coming into the game, but said Butler gave a game effort.
Early in the fourth quarter, Butler was taken off the floor and was noticeably upset that he was being subbed out. But Baumgartner simply reminded him that the game was well in hand.
"He wanted to come in and do everything for us, so I had to slow him down a little bit," Baumgartner said. "Everything's going to run through him. He's a great kid. We're lucky to have him."
Despite being an all-tournament selection, Butler was not satisfied with his play against Live Oak.
"I wanted to finish the game on a positive note because I didn't feel like I was helping the team like I usually do," Butler said. "I felt like I was turning the ball over too much, and I wanted to fix my mistakes. But I understood what coach was doing."
Christian had 15 of his 21 points in a decisive second half, including nine points in the third quarter that helped keep Live Oak from making a big run.
"He really is turning into moving the ball and being really aggressive getting into the paint," Baumgartner said. "He's developed into a well-rounded player with his defense and rebounding."
Against Gilroy, Christian had 16 points, while Butler and Corbin Bies had 15 points each. All of Bies' points came from beyond the arc, giving the team a huge boost from the perimeter. Christian scored 46 points in three tourney games, Quinby was a force on the boards and the Balers had one of their best outside shooting performances in recent memory, connecting on 11 3-pointers.
Butler has helped set the tone defensively, and Sanchez has been a revelation, coming on strong in every phase of the game.
"He's doing a little bit of everything to make the team better," Butler said.
Live Oak tried to make things close in the fourth quarter, but San Benito clamped down defensively, forcing the Acrons into eight turnovers and limiting them to just six points. Baumgartner said the key to riding out the third quarter just came down to focusing on individual possessions and keeping true to fundamentals.
"I told them they're going to make a run and we have to withstand that and do what we do better," Baumgartner said.
The Balers started getting aggressive on defense, which took Live Oak out of its game.
"We were playing aggressive," Baumgartner said. "We were making our extra rotations on defense and playing aggressive. I don't mind fouls if we're playing aggressive."
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Saints Row: Everything We Know About Volition's Reboot Of The Action-Adventure Series
Saints Row returns in 2022 after having skipped an entire console generation without a new entry in the franchise. Considering Saints Row IV ends in a way that's difficult to follow, it's no surprise finding a new direction surely took some time. As it happens, the answer that developer Volition decided on was to not follow Saints Row IV at all, but rather take the series into a brand-new direction.
Saints Row fully reboots the Saints Row series, moving away from the street gang romp we've come to know and love over the course of Saints Row, Saints Row 2, Saints Row: The Third, and Saints Row IV, as well as the alternate reality created in Agents of Mayhem on account of the events of Gat out of Hell. While Volition has teased that there will be plenty of callbacks to previous games, this new entry moves the series in a new direction with a brand-new 3rd Street Saints gang.
Saints Row is scheduled to launch on August 23, 2022. The game was originally set to release on February 25 before being delayed so that the team could do a little bit more fine tuning.
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