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IKM Continuing Education in Our Mission
IKM Continuing Education in Our Mission April 12, 2016
As part of IKM's mission "to provide innovative and informed services that positively impact the world," the firm often sends staff to conferences to further their education – thus staying "informed." Such was the case recently with IKM's VP of Corporate Communication, Patty Swisher, attending the "RaganDisney" conference, "Social Media Conference for PR, Marketing and Corporate Communications" to learn from a national perspective how other organizations are leveraging social media to advance their businesses.
Held in early March at Disney's Beach Club Resort the conference attracted hundreds of communicators seeking the latest tips and techniques in the ever-changing realm of social media. Ragan Communications, Inc. is a world-renowned producer of newsletters, conferences, research reports and guides that delivers practical advice, real-world solutions and field-tested strategies for today's corporate communicator.
"I haven't been to a continuing education conference in a few years, so I was super excited to attend this one. IKM has a strong social media presence but I always want to improve as a professional communicator, so that I can be most effective." said Swisher. "I've followed the Ragan Communications organization for at least 10-years, and knowing the quality of content that they produce gave me a sense of confidence in the material that I would receive."
The conference provided three tracks: internal communication, social media strategies for PR and marketing, and what's next on social media platforms. Swisher attended a mix of "Strategies" and "What's Next" sessions. Titles such as "The New Twitter Playbook," "Leveraging LinkedIn's New Power," "Live Video 101," and "Making Your Newsroom Newsworthy," provided a plethora of ideas and tactics to implement immediately back at the office.
"Overall it was an outstanding conference, not only did it confirm that I was doing many things correctly when it comes to social media but also it provided new ideas to apply from the conference, at IKM," said Swisher. "Squeezing in some evening-time in the Disney Parks away from the grey Pittsburgh winter provided an opportunity for a 'mental-refresh' as well."


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Q: unable to start Tomcat 7 server error org.apache.catalina.mbeans.ServerLifecycleListener My tomcat server is failed to start despite of making sure everything is fine with installation.Can anyone guide me in resolving this problem.

Thanks

A: In server.xml comment or remove the following line:
<Listener className="org.apache.catalina.mbeans.ServerLifecycleListener" />

Also, check if the variable JAVA_HOME is set and pointing to your correct Java installation.

A: It seems you dont have a server.xml on your project or maybe there a mistake on it. Can you check ? Or post the server.xml file ?
Sincerely

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package de.uni_mannheim.informatik.dws.winter.webtables.app;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.FileWriter;
import java.io.IOException;

import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;

import com.beust.jcommander.Parameter;
import com.google.gson.Gson;

import au.com.bytecode.opencsv.CSVWriter;
import de.uni_mannheim.informatik.dws.winter.utils.Executable;
import de.uni_mannheim.informatik.dws.winter.webtables.parsers.JsonTableSchema;
import de.uni_mannheim.informatik.dws.winter.webtables.parsers.JsonTableWithMappingSchema;

/**
 * @author Oliver Lehmberg (oli@dwslab.de)
 *
 */
public class CreateTableStatistics extends Executable {

	@Parameter(names = "-tables", required = true)
	private String tablesLocation;

	@Parameter(names = "-results", required = true)
	private String resultsLocation;

	public static void main(String[] args) throws FileNotFoundException, IOException {

		CreateTableStatistics exe = new CreateTableStatistics();

		if(exe.parseCommandLine(CreateTableStatistics.class, args)) {

			exe.run();

		}

	}

	public void run() throws FileNotFoundException, IOException {

		CSVWriter resultStatisticsWriter = new CSVWriter(new FileWriter(new File(new File(resultsLocation), "table_statistics.csv"), true));

		for(File f : new File(tablesLocation).listFiles()) {
	        Gson gson = new Gson();

	        String json = IOUtils.toString(new FileInputStream(f));

	        // get the data from the JSON source
	        JsonTableSchema data = gson.fromJson(json, JsonTableSchema.class);

	        // check if any data was parsed ... if the file used the schema with mappings, data will not have any contents
	        // but as no exception is thrown, we have to check attributes of data for null ...
	        if(data.getRelation()==null) {

	        	JsonTableWithMappingSchema moreData = gson.fromJson(json, JsonTableWithMappingSchema.class);

	        	data = moreData.getTable();
	        }

	        if(data.getRelation()!=null) {

	        	int rows = 0;
	        	int cols = data.getRelation().length;

	        	for(String[] values : data.getRelation()) {
	        		rows = Math.max(values.length, rows);
	        	}

	        	rows -= data.getNumberOfHeaderRows();

    			resultStatisticsWriter.writeNext(new String[] {
    					new File(tablesLocation).getName(),
    					f.getName(),
    					Integer.toString(rows),
    					Integer.toString(cols)
    			});

	        }
		}

		resultStatisticsWriter.close();

	}

}

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Distribución geográfica
Habita en la Europa mediterránea.

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Micans
Coleópteros de la Europa mediterránea
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"We're a Happy Family: A Tribute to Ramones" CD Review
Keith Abt
I've been an obsessed hard rock & heavy metal fan and collector since the early 1980s. If it's got a good guitar riff and attitude, I'm in.
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"We're a Happy Family: A Tribute to Ramones"
DV8/Radioactive/Columbia Records, 2003
Tracks: 17 (1 hidden) / Run Time: 49:14
The tribute-album craze of the 1990s had mostly petered out by the turn of the century, but a few interesting examples of the genre continued to appear into the early 2000s, such as this all-star salute to the New York punk rock pioneers. We're a Happy Family: A Tribute to Ramones was released in 2003, six years after the band took its final bow and two years after the untimely death of lead singer Joey. The album was co-produced by guitarist Johnny Ramone (it was the last project he worked on before his death from prostate cancer in 2004) and fellow New Yorker and massive Ramones fanboy Rob Zombie. The pair drafted an impressive and eclectic lineup of talent from all corners of the rock world to pay tribute to Da Bruddahs, demonstrating the amazing breadth of the Ramones' influence on rock music over the course of their twenty-plus years in the trenches. The Ramones never sold a lot of records, but obviously the ones they did sell clearly landed in the hands of the right people!
Rob Zombie - "Blitzkrieg Bop"
Hey! Ho! Let's Go!
I must confess that when I first got this album in 2003, I wasn't sure what to expect due to my near-total disinterest in a good three quarters of the contributing lineup. I still tried my best to keep an open mind when I first pressed "play," remembering that everyone who played on this album loved the Ramones just as much as I do.
My fascination with the Red Hot Chili Peppers pretty much began and ended with their Mothers Milk album in 1988, and their mid-paced, reggae-injected take on "Havana Affair" didn't do much to put them back in my good graces. This sounds like someone playing a 45 at the wrong speed. C'mon Peppers, we've all heard what you did with Stevie Wonder's "Higher Ground," so we know you can thrash it out better than this when the mood strikes you!
Rob Zombie's rip through "Blitzkrieg Bop" doesn't sound much like the original, but its shout-along vibe works well through RZ's electro-metal filter. I remember hearing this track being played at sporting events for a while after the album was released, as a "psyche the crowd up" jam.
I was never much of a Pearl Jam fan, but their vocalist Eddie Vedder turns in a fairly rockin' performance of "I Believe in Miracles," backed by the Seattle punk band Zeke.
Metallica's take on "53rd and 3rd" was the biggest disappointment of the CD thus far. They cut this track during their problem plagued St. Anger recording sessions and it's just as disjointed and sloppy sounding as that album was. I don't think "53rd and 3rd" was the right song for them, anyway - imagine what the younger, more thrashing Metallica of old could have done with a speed burner like "Psycho Therapy" or "Teenage Lobotomy" and weep for what might have been!
U2's run through "Beat on the Brat" almost has the right spirit, except for Bono's breathy, whispery vocal delivery, which certainly doesn't sound like he's going to beat anybody with a baseball bat.
The Ramones' influence on KISS was probably minimal at best (though they did come out of the New York City scene at roughly the same time, so maybe there was some mutual admiration between the two bands), but their stomping version of "Do You Remember Rock N Roll Radio?" is the best track on the CD, capturing the fun, '60s inspired spirit of the Phil Spector-produced original, while still stamping it with KISS' typical arena-rock Godzilla bombast.
Unsurprisingly, the representatives from the multi-platinum '90s pop punk movement - Green Day ("Outsider"), Offspring ("I Wanna Be Sedated"), and Rancid ("Sheena is a Punk Rocker") -- all turn in respectful versions of their tracks. This makes sense, because all three of those bands proudly wore their Ramones influence on their collective sleeves, even when performing their own original material.
A few ladies get into the act, too. Chrissie Hynde and the Pretenders turn in a mournful acoustic version of the underrated ballad "Someting to Believe In" (from 1986's Animal Boy), and Shirley Manson's snarl does Joey proud on Garbage's "I Just Wanna Have Something to Do."
The rest of the CD is a mixed bag. Pete Yorn's jangly "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend" is a treat, but Marilyn Manson's absolutely terrible electro-Goth butchery of "The KKK Took My Baby Away" will have you reaching for the "skip" button before it's over. Crooner Tom Waits' "The Return of Jackie & Judy" is almost as bad, sounding like a drunk homeless guy yowling on a street corner.
Eddie Vedder and Zeke come back for a fine late-inning rendition of "Daytime Dilemma (Dangers of Love)" to close the album, but if you stay tuned you'll find a hidden track -- a strange, funereal version of "Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World" by Chili Peppers guitarist John Frusciante, which I liked a little better than the RHCP's "Havana Affair," but not much.
KISS - "Do You Remember Rock N Roll Radio"
Like most tribute albums, We're a Happy Family is a pretty even mix of the gutsy and the klutzy. Some tracks made me raise my fist in the air, while others made me want to rip the CD out of my player and fling it across the room. Thankfully in this digital day and age, I can cut the crappy tracks out of the running order and only keep the good stuff in my playlist, which makes a more streamlined listening experience.
Even if you're a die hard, gotta-have-everything collector of Ramones memorabilia, you can probably skip We're a Happy Family unless you find a used copy on the cheap (like I did).
Green Day - "Outsider"
© 2021 Keith Abt

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Irene King is a Charlotte, NC-based attorney who has been practicing in North Carolina since 2004.
Irene handles matters related to divorce, mediation, child support, alimony, and general family law.
Irene earned her Juris Doctor from the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Law.


Bring balance to condition and power builds?
Hi im getting really sick of all these condition builds. its getting old.
I don't know how is possible that players still think that condition is better than power if almost all the best builds are Power.
There's a large amount of condition everywhere but if you look it's not all condition Damage. The most common conditions are vulnerability, cripple and weakness and almost every class can inflict some of that conditions.
Other damaging conditions are side effects like the Burn on Power Guardians that inflict a really low damage.
There's different condition users, expecially in mid/low tiers, and against teams with bad teamwork and bad composition you can feel they're damage as really high. But at 75% what killed you during a team fight is Power and not Condition.
Honestly, I think its reasonably balanced. Power seems to be more prevalent at higher tiers because players know how to manage their condition cleansing with weapon swapping and a utility or two or trait or two depending on the class/build.
Mid tiers it seems to be going out of style as players get more effective at condi cleansing. But that means it can still be pretty effective as a surprise burst.
Low tiers it can be pretty effective but that's often a l2p issue. When I first started I went a lot heavier condi cleanse because I couldn't deal with necros or thieves or whatever. I wasn't effectively swapping or using my other cleansing abilities. Now I've dropped the "converts all condi to boons" utility because I am better about cleansing different ways. It can still catch me if my abilities are down but that goes for anything.
If you find yourself getting wrecked by condi builds it might just mean you should make an adjustment to your build or think about your playstyle. I've found that most condi builds have a massive initial burst that if you time your cleanses right you completely negate and then they are SoL.
Quite the argument, keep it coming.
I don't think most other pvp games have as much access to condition (dot or debuff) self-cleansing. Only way to make conditions even remotely playable is to make them shorter duration with how cleansing is in this game. Also, its only more bursty than power if you don't manage your cleanses well. If you panic and blow all your cleanses right away then you leave yourself open to getting them all reapplied and you have nothing you can do about it.
Personally, I would like to see it where Condi are slower damage but maybe more debilitating and get rid of most (all?) passive condi cleanse. That leaves you with limited active cleansing abilities that you have to purposefully choose to bring with you. So condi are less bursty but also harder to cleanse.
It wouldn't matter if conditions dealt less damage over longer periods of time. So long as people die to condition damage, they will come here and complain about it, usually with 0 understanding of what they are even talking about.
These people don't want condition damage to be balanced, they want to be able to ignore conditions altogether as some secondary damage source that merely "supplements" power damage.
i call it having a 'WoW mentality'. it's really boring to read. its just scrubs who want the game design to match other mmos, just so they can die less.
i think all damage is too high. i miss the times when 50k hp, knights amulet & things like that were actually frustrating to fight. i had a valk build (back when it was power, healing, toughness, & cirt dmg) for my warrior back when shouts were all the rage. that thing took so little dmg. could carry so hard. i miss pre trait revamp gameplay.
if there was a private server with that meta on it, with a community balance patch i would plya the heck out of it. come to think of it, a lot of games like supreme commander & DoW II are now balanced by their communities. & are in a much better way balance wise than they ever were when devs managed them. seriously a private server with only pvp, no other gammodes that's balanced by a select group from community would be amazing.
tbh might be kinda great when this game is properly dead.
because i doubt anet is a chill as the guys from BDO & would allow a private server to stay up.
The design is diffrent. Especially the pace. It`s faster.
Other games power propably kills in ten seconds and conditions in twenty.
I personally am only unhappy with confusion and think is should work diffrent (less damage) rest is mostly fine. Some skills seem a bit to much but that are tweaks.
With a name like Targaryen you're supposed to be burning everyone left and right not make wuss hypocritical whiny demands. Otherwise the only Targaryen you will just slightly resemble will be Deny's brother. I mean the one that got his crown of gold …. Remember that ?
Don't forget the long titles!
He is Targaryen the 9536th, destroyer of beasts, capper of points, the lord slayer of foefire, chain breaker of skritt, divine from tranq and flawless treb aim, will ring bells across the map and smite those who do not kneel with a hammer of justice.
I mostly play for the new Free-For-All arena in PvP lobby.
The majority of necros you will encounter in the queue are running power.
i run condi to deal almost with "hit and runners", specially condi thiev or mesms and burn guards.
on high ranks i return to power, simply cuz i get ganked. so its how on high level they deal with condi, gank the condi guy. on low levels this inst possible cuz the news playes lack coordination and build awareness.
Agreed that in PvP you only get the nerfed down version of condition builds (I stopped PvPing since the PvP icon doesn't show in WvW anymore… it was around S2 or 3). But I still laugh when people try to white knight condition builds in this game.
Is condition builds too easy for the reward it gives? Anet puts a lot of limitation on those builds in PvP… Condition is easy mode and you don't hear much hate in PvP since the folks here have the nerfed version of condition builds.
In WvW forums, we simply accept it for what it is nowadays (small scale roaming died by the neglect of Anet and only the blob mentality remains…). Sad panda is sad.


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Q: Listing objects from Amazon S3 bucket I'm planning to store a set of user related files in S3 and thinking of organizing files with prefixes similar to below in a single user-data bucket.
unique-user-guid/images/image1.jpg
unique-user-guid/images/image1.jpg
...
unique-user-guid/docs/file1.pdf
unique-user-guid/docs/file2.txt
...

My hope is to use a code similar to below to fetch all objects related to a specific user guid.
    ListObjectsV2Request request = new ListObjectsV2Request();
    request.setBucketName("user-bucket");
    request.setPrefix("unique-user-guid/");
    ListObjectsV2Result result = s3Client.listObjectsV2(request);

Is it an efficient way of organizing user specific data and list objects on demand? I'm expecting about 500k unique users in the system.

A: Your approach looks perfectly feasible.
There is a limit of 1000 objects returned per ListObjects() call, so you might need to paginate to retrieve more results. But, your quantities suggest that this will be rare.
The use of setPrefix will limit the result set quite nicely and should be quite efficient due to the way that Amazon S3 stores its index.
An alternative approach would be to store objects under a unique ID (GUID), and then use a database to keep track of the objects, names, metadata, owner, etc.


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co-operative play
August 9, 2018 blogfox14Adoption, child development, co-operative play, development, developmental delay, early years, imaginative play, language, language development, Lego, neglect, play, pretend play, small world play, speech and languageLeave a comment
The other day I noticed both Bears playing together in a way I hadn't observed before. Little Bear had built a new Lego set, an air ambulance, and had somehow managed to convince his brother to play with him. Not only that but he had convinced him to include his new Lego set, a superhero ship with Ant Man in it, and the two of them were caught up in some sort of imaginary world that involved Lego men living in an Egyptian sarcophagus, daring rescues and the occasional mention of a ninja. The game moved around the house, obviously, because helicopters and spaceships do fly and baddies will insist upon moving their lairs.
It felt noteworthy for a couple of reasons. Big Bear has hitherto been very cautious about his possessions around Little Bear, generally keeping new or precious things safely stowed in his bedroom with its securely lockable door. There are now days when he leaves the door open (a MUCH bigger deal than you would imagine and one we are pretending not to have noticed for fear he will shut it again) and days when he is more relaxed about his stuff. The fact that he had just built something new and was willing to play with it in the same game as Little Bear really showed how far the Bears have come in terms of trust and respect for one another.
I wondered why they hadn't played similar games before with Little Bear's toys (he's only too happy to share with his brother) but realised it was because until very recently, this year anyway, Little Bear couldn't have played those games. He wouldn't have been able to follow the storyline or formulate appropriate dialogue to be able to join in, however much he might have wanted to. The leaps he has made (and continues to make) with his language development have unlocked a whole new world for him in terms of imaginary play. Not only that, but his ability to concentrate and to engage in more complex games has really developed too.
It has got me reflecting about play in general and the changes we have seen over the nearly three years Little Bear has been with us. I'm going to talk about play in developmental stages. There are various ways play development can be categorised but I'm thinking mainly about symbolic play/ imaginative play rather than social play. There are several different terms for each of the stages that can be found in literature on the subject but this is the version I personally find the most useful.
Exploratory play
This is the first stage of play to develop (in typical development) when infants pick things up, drop them, chew on them, throw them, bang them together. Children are exploring tastes, textures, weights, sounds, wetness/dryness etc. They tend to be fascinated by anything and everything, not necessarily things you traditionally consider to be toys. It's their first attempts at engaging with the world around them and they want to experience everything.
I suspect that many children who have adverse starts in life don't have enough experience at this stage. If you spend too long in a cot or pushchair or highchair without any stimuli, you won't be able to explore the world around you in the way you should. Being neglected at this stage robs a child of the experience they need to assimilate their senses. It is hard to learn to differentiate between hard/soft, wet/dry, hot/cold, rough/gentle if you don't have any experience of feeling/touching things. I suspect that many sensory integration needs have their root in neglect at this stage.
When we met Little Bear, aged 3 and a half, much of his free play happened at this level. We spent a lot of time splashing in water and digging in sand. I also spent a lot of time telling him not to throw things or touch things that I would have expected him to know not to touch. There is the time he tried to lick a snake, the time he played in the toilet water and the time he smashed all the hens' newly laid eggs. I genuinely believe Little Bear was still trying to assimilate all the sensory information he was getting from his environment and can only assume he hadn't had enough time exploring (safely) when he was younger.
I had to make conscious efforts to offer him plenty of opportunities to engage in tactile sensory activities whilst teaching him some boundaries to keep him safe.
Water, the sand pit, kinetic sand, play doh, baking, not concerning ourselves with cutlery and turning a blind eye to him laying down prostrate and 'swimming' in gravel were the key, alongside exposing Little Bear to a wide range of 'normal' play experiences.
Pretend play with real objects/ oneself
The next stage of play is when children begin to show an understanding of what everyday objects are used for e.g. they might pretend to drink from an empty cup or babble into a pretend phone.
The thing about children who have been neglected is that their development is pretty patchy and though Little Bear had gaps at the exploratory stage, he did know what everyday objects were for and could pretend in this way already. He was certainly partial to a phone, even though his language skills wouldn't allow him to have much of a conversation.
Large doll play
It isn't usually long before children begin to relate everyday objects to each other and to their other toys. This is when they start to 'feed' their teddies or get them dressed.
We are pretty partial to a teddies tea party in our house and I can remember Little Bear being a bit bewildered the first time we got plates and food out for his cuddly animals. He soon picked up the idea though, often dolling out real biscuits for the animals and taking the opportunity to have some himself.
I found this stage useful for modelling behaviours and exploring some of Little Bear's behaviours in a less direct way. Sometimes I would make the animals do things he had done or that we were finding tricky and it was interesting to observe how he dealt with them (he often took the role of parent). We also did it in a way that took the heat off Little Bear. Sometimes it was his rabbit who had been shouting or throwing things or saying rude words and we would ask Little Bear to have a word with them and teach them how to be sensible. He loved this responsibility and getting the rabbit to behave often mysteriously led to improvements in Little Bear's own behaviour.
I'm not sure whether the last paragraph is more about developing play or exploiting the stages of play but still. Occasionally it worked the other way and Little Bear would express a fear or a worry through the voice of his animals, which was useful too.
Sequences of pretend play
Over time children begin to put several bits of play together so they might play with their toy kitchen and act out making dinner, feeding it to their doll then washing up.
I would say we were working at this stage alongside the previous one and exploratory play when we first met Little Bear and for the first months afterwards. That is the thing with child development; it is often not neat and linear, but skills overlap and appear at different rates. I think that children who have had difficult starts are more likely to have a muddled developmental profile and I can honestly say we could go from working at a 6-12 month level in the morning to approx. a 3 year level in the afternoon then back to an 18 month level again. It was hard to keep up with but imperative to match Little Bear's level as best we could. There is no point trying to work to chronological levels when your child needs something much different. Little Bear would not have been able to reach the places he has reached had we not filled in the gaps.
The main sequences of play we engaged in a lot involved Little Bear pretending to be a superhero. We did a lot of dressing up, building dens and pretending we were in peril. He seemed to love it and it was great for extending his world knowledge and vocabulary.
Small World Play
At this stage children transfer their play skills into miniature representatives of the types of games they have already been playing. They might start playing with a farm or Duplo or Playmobil and doing some basic pretending.
I know we weren't ready to play at this level when Little Bear first arrived. I distinctly remember trying to introduce him to Duplo but he lost his temper within the first nanosecond because he couldn't get the man to sit in the bus as he wanted. You would certainly expect a typically developing three year old to be able to play at this level but it would take months of exploratory play, building resilience and bigger, more physical play for us to be ready to try again.
I think it has been the development of Little Bear's attention span and his resilience to persevere through knockbacks and failed attempts that has allowed him to engage in small world play and crucially, enjoy it. I find it uniquely pleasing to observe.
Little Bear has always had a good imagination, that was clear from day 1, but it is only at some point in this past year (he's 6 now) that everything has come together to allow him to explore it in his play. Play stages and language development are very much aligned so it shouldn't really be a surprise that it is the point at which he has gained linguistic competence that he has also developed complex play abilities.
Play develops from here on in, becoming more complex, with longer, more detailed scenarios panning out. The Lego game that I observed the boys playing at the start of this post epitomised the progress Little Bear has made – playing a small world game, with tiny fiddly pieces that require a heap of resilience, making up an imagined scenario, adding appropriate dialogue and crucially negotiating and listening to his brother so that they could both be in the same imagined place, at the same time, contributing to the same scenario. It is standard kid stuff on face value but it is so complex and requires so many pre-requisite skills that it really is a feat of development.
I should really give Lego its own special mention before I finish because we love Lego in our house and also because it alone is a good indicator of how Little Bear is doing.
Big Bear had a premature love for Lego, getting into it from age 2.5 and loving it ever since. Given Little Bear's disordered/ delayed development he wasn't going to get into it anywhere near as young. I think he was about 5 when he could first start to tolerate building a simple model with a high level of adult support. I remember worrying because he really struggled to scan the tray to find pieces he needed let alone being able to follow the instructions. As with everything, we have practised and persevered and Little Bear has developed his skills quickly (once he overcame the initially difficulty). This week he chose to spend his holiday money on a sizeable Lego model of a dragon. It has an 8-14 age recommendation and he has done brilliantly, followed the instructions well and built the majority of it himself with just a little adult support.
What are my conclusions? Well, Little Bear is something of a legend but that is often my conclusion. Play has played a crucial role in his development and is very much intertwined with language development. Play has to happen in developmental order. You can't skip bits willy-nilly; whichever stage a child is at, that is where you need to meet them. Development doesn't happen overnight; stages take as long as they take. Developmental delay is never hopeless. Progress can and does happen and we should be aspirational for our children, no matter their start in life.


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How to push potential clients away!
"I woke up and walked out of the conference room into a crisp, clear evening breeze. The sun was shining and it had obviously been a glorious day to be out in the open.
But I had spent the whole day in a hotel conference room trying to listen to a succession of speakers. Furthermore, my firm had paid $850 for that privilege.
There were two immediate questions I needed to answer. First: why on earth had I done this when I had spent most of the time sleeping or at the very least not paying attention to the presenters? Second: Is there something that could be done to improve the presenters so that I would feel that I had spent my firm's money wisely?
The variety of answers to the first question must be fairly common to most people. The conference brochure had promised speakers covering some topical subjects which my company had felt would be of interest to us. The speaker's credentials were impressive. They represented well-known organisations. We had often talked about raising our profile by submitting one of our Directors to speak at a convention. Surely if the audience sees where they are coming from then we should get good advertising and new business from that.
Now, as I shook myself awake, I wondered if that last observation held true. Had I been impressed by that solicitor who read his script and whom I followed for about two minutes? On the contrary, I almost felt that if I did need someone of his specialisation I would do my best to find one of his competitors in the hope of finding someone more interesting and understandable. And what of the character of the eminent director of that large corporation who galloped through a set of complicated Power Point Slides? Did I have any feel for the strength of the man? Was I inspired by his grasp of his job and his subject? No.
The glaring fact from this story is that if speakers at conferences and events do not engage the audience in a way that the audience enjoys listening and remembering what they said, then the exercise achieves almost the opposite of what the speakers hoped for; which is to attract more clients. By boring the audience they develop a large number of people who will look elsewhere for business.
Like golf or tennis, unless you can hit the ball well and consistently it is no use knowing which clubs to use and the tactics for each shot. Speaking is a physical skill which is only of any use if it is executed well.


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Gaz Coomes Announces New Album WORLD'S STRONGEST MAN
Stream Lead Single "Deep Pockets" Now
"World's Strongest Man" out May 4 via Hot Fruit / Caroline International
Stream/Share New Track "Deep Pockets" Here
"World's Strongest Man" is the follow up to 2015's critically acclaimed "Matador,"– a record pretty much conceived, recorded and mixed in the studio equivalent of solitary confinement.
Following its release, Coombes evolved from "Former Supergrass Frontman" to hugely respected Mercury Prize nominated solo artist in the space of just ten months.
That album spawned five singles, was described by Q Magazine as "his masterpiece," labeled an "instant classic" and awarded 5/5 stars by MOJO Magazine.
Like "Matador," "World's Strongest Man" was written, recorded and produced by Gaz Coombes at his home studio and at Oxford's Courtyard Studios (with co-production from long time studio partner Ian Davenport in a working process Gaz compares to what it must be like "editing a novel").
The first track from World's Strongest Man – "Deep Pockets" –is out now and available to stream and purchase here.
"Worlds Strongest Man" will be released May 4 via Gaz's Hot Fruit label through Caroline International.
"World's Strongest Man" is the magnificent third solo album by Gaz Coombes.
Inspired variously by Grayson Perry's autobiography "The Descent of Man," Frank Ocean's Blonde, Californian weed, British woodlands, unchecked masculinity, Neu!, and hip hop (and a whole lot more besides) -- a remarkable collection of eleven deeply personal songs each set to expansive, addictive melodies.
From the deep soul purge of the title track to the coruscating Fripp-goes-motorik sprint of "Deep Pockets" via the gorgeous cyclonic ballad "Slow Motion Life" and the raw-as-hell stream of consciousness panic attack of "Vanishing Act," "World's Strongest Man" is a bold, ambitious, free-thinking, future-facing rock'n'roll record.
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When I first started teaching, I attended a lot of conferences (any I could find). I wanted to learn everything! One of the best conferences I attended was for High School teachers. I wasn't a HS teacher, so I have no idea how I found the conference. But, it was amazing. As a newly graduated researcher in plant genomics, I was not terribly well trained in teaching strategies. This was eye opening and informed my teaching for many years.
About 7 years ago, life got too busy for me to attend any conferences. So, for many years I only attended web based conferences. I have to admit I was quite content with that. I'm a strong introvert so being around people is tiring. I'm also a slow processor; so I prefer to learn information in a quite place where I can think without distraction. Webinars are perfect for that and I LOVE them. In fact, I attend about a webinar a week (sometimes more) from a variety of different places. They are a great way to spend my lunch break!
As my job has shifted, I've begun going to more conferences. The pendulum has swung fully the other direction and I'm attending about a conference a month right now. The one that was my favorite recently was Open Ed last summer. I got to meet some really great, amazing people. I am still inspired by many of those that I met there. It was also a great place to hang around "my people". There are many of us working on Open Educational Resources (OER) but very few in my area. So, it was great to meet others with similar interests and was an amazing experience.
What I take back with me from these conferences is some inspiration and a feeling of connection to a global community. But, I also take that away from web-based conferences. One of my very favorite experiences was at a webinar put on by Cable Green from Creative Commons. There were people on this conference call from all 6 continents! We were all brainstorming ideas on how to develop events promoting Openess. It was productive, energizing and just plain magical. I have never felt more connected to the global community than during that one hour webinar.
Below is a summary of my feelings on conferences using the animation tool: Animatron.
How inspiring to hear about your global connections with webinars! I must say that I have a hard time fitting many webinars into my schedule but do watch recordings here and there. How do you find webinars of interest?
It can be difficult to find the time; and I also have a list of missed webinars for which I will (someday) watch recordings.
I tend to sign up for any and all list-serves and email updates. So, I get a constant stream of information and webinars to my inbox. [This strategy may not work for everyone...] My favorite lists are the ones from @ONE, various OER (Open Educational Resources) groups, 3C Media, and eCampus News.


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Return to Whitechapel High Street. Turn left. On the opposite side of the Street is the London Hospital 27.
London Hospital: Built and opened in 1757 and heavily bomb-damaged in the Blitz, this Hospital still serves the local area and its poor, as was its main aim when the Hospital was first established. It was in this Hospital that Joseph Merrick (who was known as "the Elephant Man" lived in safety, and where today his remains are still kept in the Hospital Museum (not open to the public).
Continue a little further on the left and stop outside no. 259 Whitechapel High Street 28, which is directly opposite the main entrance and steps of the London Hospital.
No. 259 Whitechapel High Street: Today, this building is a sari shop. However, during 1889, this building housed a gruesome waxworks at the front of the shop, containing (amongst other things) the waxwork models of the Ripper's victim's bodies. Also, at the back of the shop, behind the waxworks, was a freak show. The main attraction at this freak show, in a cage at the very back of the building, was Joseph Merrick, aged only 25 years and who was called the Elephant Man by the freak show owner, because of the appalling disfigurements to Merrick's entire face and most of his body.
Merrick was kept in a dark cage and, whenever people paid to come into the show, he was ordered like a dog to stand and take off his hood and clothes, made to show his mutilated face and stand naked in front of the crowd. At certain times of the day, Merrick also stood in the window at front of the building, his face and body covered, so as to entice passing members of the public into the show. There was even a picture of Merrick hanging outside on the wall.
Luckily for Joseph Merrick, this freak show was directly opposite the main entrance of the London Hospital and one day Dr Treves, a famous pathologist, saw Merrick at this window. Dr Treves had an interest in skin disorders and went into the freak show. Eventually, he "bought" Merrick from the owner of the show and moved Merrick into the London Hospital. Treves believed and hoped that Merrick was an imbecile, because of the sad and lonely life he had lived. However, it soon became obvious that Merrick was highly intelligent and had taught himself to read using only the Bible. Merrick became famous in High Society London; even the then-current Princess of Wales visited Merrick in his private bedroom in the nurses' quarters in the Hospital.
Merrick died in 1890, lying on his back in bed. Lying down in such a manner was something that he knew was dangerous and would probably kill him, due to the fact that his head was so enlarged and deformed. However, all his life Merrick had craved to be able to sleep "like other people".
Continue further along Whitechapel High Street and you will come to the Whitechapel Underground Station on the left - 29.
The building to the right of the Underground Station entrance was a public house a hundred years ago. The pub was used as a resting place for the mutilated remains of Mary Ann Nichols' body. Shortly after the body was found in Durward Street - 26, it was brought to the pub by horse and cart and kept here under a police guard.


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Было проведено 6 этапов. Первый состоялся 8-10 ноября 2013 года в Калгари, второй этап — 15-17 ноября в Солт-Лейк-Сити, третий — 29 ноября-1 декабря в Астане, четвёртый — 6-8 декабря в Берлине, пятый — 7-9 марта в Инцеле, заключительный шестой этап прошёл 14-16 марта в Херенвене.

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Участники

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Итоги
1-й этап (Калгари) — установлено 2 мировых рекорда, 152 личных рекорда и 51 национальный рекорд.

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Q: Getting top cell path section when using custom UITableView inset I'm using the following code to determine which UITableView row header is currently stuck as you're scrolling. It was working fine until I added a custom top inset on my table in order for the table's content to initially sit below one of my views:
func scrollViewDidScroll(scrollView: UIScrollView) {
   let paths = tableView.indexPathsForVisibleRows()
   let topCellPath: NSIndexPath = paths?.first as NSIndexPath
   println(topCellPath.section)
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The issue is that now it's not reporting a change in section header until the previously stuck header goes well out of sight/underneath the navigation bar.
How can I change the code so that it still reports the correct top cell path section/row header thats stuck even with a custom top inset on my table?
Thanks!

A: Ended up using this where "subNavView" is the view where my UITableView top inset begins:
let bounds = subNavView.bounds
let localFrame = tableView.convertRect(bounds, fromView: subNavView)
let point = CGPointMake(0, localFrame.origin.y + localFrame.size.height + 1)
let topCellPath = tableView.indexPathForRowAtPoint(point)
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What did Private Frazer do for a living in Dad's Army? Are you sure?
In the very first episode of Dad's Army what did Frazer tell Captain Mainwaring he did for a living?
If you did I am afraid you are wrong.
But we all know that Frazer was the Walmington On Sea undertaker?
Well yes he was the local funeral director in later series of the BBC sitcom, but in early episodes he had a different job.
The very first Dad's Army episode was titled "The Man and the Hour". In it there is a scene where Frazer is registering as a member of the Home Guard. When Captain Mainwaring asked Frazer his occupation he replied that he ran a philatelist's shop. So at the start the series Private Frazer dealt in collectable postage stamps.
In a later episode we learn that Frazer has a sideline making coffins for the local undertaker.
Then in series three of Dad's Army the change of profession comes. Frazer is portrayed as the town's undertaker, there is attempt to explain the change. The impression given is that he always has been a funeral director.
This is a fairly glaring continuity error. I would guess at the time the programme was first aired it probably was not noticed by the majority of viewers. Back in those days, the 1960s and 1970s, people generally did not have video recorders. Back then reissues of TV programmes on video tape or DVD had not been thought of.
So why the glaring continuity error?
I guess at the time the writers and the BBC considered the programmes would be broadcast once. After that they would be forgotten. Little did they suspect that forty years on Dad's Army would be being regularly repeated. They did not foresee that people would have seen the episodes out of sequence many times. They could predict that the more nerdy would pick up on the sudden job change.
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Governor Gary Herbert capped the 2016 Utah legislative session by signing various bills into law late last month. Some of the bills that were approved will have a direct impact on Salt Lake Community College.
Item 35 in HB 002 — the New Fiscal Year Supplemental Appropriations Act sponsored by Rep. Dean Snapei and Sen. Lyle Hillyard — appropriates $42.5 million for the planning, design and construction of a new Career and Technology Education center at the SLCC Westpointe campus.
"The new center at Westpointe will benefit the community … including [local] employers who depend on the college to educate and train future employees," says SLCC Vice President of Government Affairs, Tim Sheehan. According to Sheehan, the groundbreaking will occur around June of this year.
Gov. Herbert also signed HB 254, the Resident Student Tuition Amendments sponsored by Rep. Marie Poulson and Sen. Peter Knudson. The amendments allow Utah System of Higher Education (USHE) institutions to award resident tuition to military personnel and their immediate family who are assigned out of state but maintain a residence within the state of Utah.
Lawmakers authorized a 2 percent wage increase and a 7.3 percent increase in benefits for state employees, which include staff and faculty who work in higher education.
The Utah Board of Regents approved a 3.7 percent tuition increase for students, which is the second-lowest increase issued in 17 years. According to USHE, tuition rates in Utah's public colleges are among the lowest in the west and Utah has the third-lowest average tuition rates in the nation.
"[The goal] is to contribute to the community of Salt Lake by continuing to keep college affordable by keeping tuition low," says Sheehan.
Sheehan adds that other monies were appropriated to the college but SLCC is still developing the budget for the year and will be published later on.


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Teacher Put On Leave After Telling Students George Floyd Would Be Alive If He Complied With Police [VIDEO]
IN 2021, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
A high school teacher in Alaska was placed on administrative leave when she told her students that George Floyd would still be alive if he had complied with Minneapolis police. I don't know why that's controversial because according to all the evidence that we have seen publicly the teacher is correct. As uncomfortable as it sounds, and believe me it makes me uncomfortable to talk about it, George Floyd might still be alive today if he had not resisted arrest. I say might because he had three times the lethal dose of fentanyl in his system when officers arrested him. He probably would have died on the way to the hospital, we'll never know.
For the Soros-funded freaks at MediaMatters, I didn't just say that George Floyd deserved to die.
In a video that was posted to YouTube last week, a teacher at Lathrop High School in Fairbanks, Alaska was seen leading a discussion of high-profile police shootings of black Americans. When the topic turned to Floyd, the teacher said former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin "abused his authority" and "was complicit in George Floyd's death."
"But if George Floyd had, at the beginning when they got him out of the car and went to put him in the police car if he had just sidled into the car and slid it in there, and let them put his legs in, he would be alive today, and you know that's true," she added.
Chauvin was convicted on all three counts, even the charge that made absolutely no sense. He was found guilty of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter in April after he knelt on Floyd's neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds last Memorial Day during an arrest for passing counterfeit money to a neighborhood convenience store when Floyd repeatedly resisted arrest. An example of third-degree murder would be if someone indiscriminately fired a gun into a crowd of people, not aiming at anyone in particular, but he hit someone and they died. I can't see how that charge applied to Chauvin in this case, but the jury came back with a verdict of "Please don't hurt us."
"If the cops come and they say, 'I'm taking you to jail,' then you put your hands behind your back, you let them cuff you, you get in the cop car and you go and call your parents when they give you your phone call," the teacher goes on. "That's what you do to stay alive. Everybody, white, black, brown. I don't care what color you are. None of that makes a difference. You comply, you do what they say."
Again, the teacher is technically correct. Unfortunately, some people don't want to hear the truth when they are emotional about a particular subject. So many people were angered over the racial component of Floyd's death that they don't want to hear about the dangers of resisting arrest. Race was not a factor in Floyd's death. Keith Ellison, Minnesota's black Attorney General said so. Yet mostly everyone in the country thinks it was about race thanks to our failing news media who keep pushing that narrative.
The teacher said if she were ever arrested, "I'm putting my hands behind my back and I'm going to jail and I'm calling my husband when I get there, and he's going to call our attorney. And I'm gonna tell the cops, I'm gonna say, 'Yes sir,' and 'Sir, when you search me, you're going to find a gun strapped to my ankle, and I'm just letting you know about it now, so that you don't, you know, so that you can get it and be safe.'"
We have many people in America today who think they have the right to resist arrest, and when they begin to pose a threat to police, they will be taken down. What I think happened with George Floyd was he knew that he had drugs on him when he saw the police approaching his vehicle. He knew that the police were approaching his vehicle because he just tried to pass off a counterfeit $20 bill at the store across the street. We know Floyd was a drug addict and a lot of drug addicts learn after being arrested many times that if they are taken to a hospital instead of a jail cell at police headquarters; they are watched for a period of time at the hospital until it's safe to release them. When the hospital releases them, the police have the suspect sign a paper to be released on their own recognizance promising to show up for a hearing and they never go to jail. I think that's what Floyd's MO was because we saw in another video where he was being arrested back in 2019 where he did the exact same thing that he did during the arrest where he died. It's just that in 2019 he didn't have three times the lethal dose of fentanyl in his system. Floyd was saying he couldn't breathe, and maybe he couldn't, because fentanyl affects your respiratory system. Floyd also had COVID at the time.
Later in the video, the teacher advised the students how to dress so that they could avoid attracting the attention of the police. That's sound advice these days when our mainstream news media has convinced many people of the black community that cops are hunting them down.
"Look at how you guys are dressed," she says. "You guys are dressed nicely. You don't look like thugs, you don't have your pants down around your knees."
Lathrop High principal Carly Sween described the remarks as "racially insensitive." If telling students how to behave in public so that they don't come into contact with police is racially insensitive, then we are doomed as a society, because we can't pass any kind of wisdom onto the younger generations for fear of offending someone.
District officials have not officially identified the teacher, but in the video, she's referred to as "Ms. Gardner." Lathrop's website lists Connie Gardner as a special education teacher.
Later, the teacher was challenged by a tutor who said she was "a little uncomfortable" about the "insinuation that the way that someone is dressed should garner more response from the police … Police should be trained not to judge people based on those factors and if someone has their pants around their knees doesn't mean they're a criminal."
The tutor then said that "police should also be trained not to kill people even if they don't comply."
The teacher replied saying, "If people comply with the police, they have much less chance of being killed by the police … if you value your life and you want to live, you will comply with the police."
Then, a parent, who self-described as a "woman of color who has lived in the South … who was born and raised in the South, who experienced racism first-hand, even when I was a child," joined the discussion.
"Some of the things that you are saying, I feel like you are very uneducated on," the parent says, "and I don't feel like you are able to address these things that are going on in the world today."
Why not? I think anyone who understands that the police have a job to protect a community by going after the bad guys know that if you act like a thug, you are going to be noticed by the police. The teacher didn't say that young people who dress like thugs should be harassed by police. She was giving advice on how to stay off the cops' radar, and there is value in that. Maybe no one ever told her students that before.
The teacher replied saying, "I'm not going to be, um, you know, this is a class –"
"No, you're exactly right," the parent shot back. "It is a class, it is a class, and this is where it should stop. You should stop this conversation. Period."
I remember when Barack Obama's Attorney General Eric Holder said American was a nation of cowards for not wanting to have a conversation about race. I've heard many black pundits and scholars alike say the same thing. This teacher was having a discussion about race. If we are going to punish her for it, then don't expect many other people to engage in a conversation about race.
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Kamran Tessori has accused the Bahadurabad group of occupying the MQM-P and said that Amir Khan was acting as the de-facto chief of the party.
"Amir Khan has become the unidentified leader of the party," Tessori said. "He is running the party, not Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui.
He said Dr. Farooq Sattar doesn't want to divide the MQM-P, neither does he harbour personal grudges with anyone.
Tessori said the Bahadurabad group has a representative of establishment in its ranks. However, he refrained from revealing naming anyone.


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Tom Moody showers praise on dangerous Russell
The Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) are not having a great run in the Indian Premier League (IPL) as they have won just 4 games after 10 encounters in this season so far. Andre Russell has been at his best but the below average performances by the other players have lead to disappointing results for the side.
Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) head coach Tom Moody has been really impressed with the power hitting of Russell as he said that the Jamaican has been really good at handling pressure.
"I think, he alone influenced most of the wins they had. Last night it was not quite enough to get over the line. He is such a destructive player that it is all about holding your nerves under enormous pressure and trusting your plans."
Russell has entered a league of his own this season as he has been smashing the ball like never before, scoring 292 runs in just 10 games at an unbelievable strike rate of 218.
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George Miller (n. 3 martie 1945, Brisbane, Queensland) este un regizor australian, scenarist, producător și fost medic. Este cel mai cunoscut pentru munca sa la seria Mad Max, dar a fost implicat și în alte proiecte cum ar fi filmele pentru familie care au câștigat premiul Oscar: Happy Feet și Babe.

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Dilts, T.E., Yang, J., Weisberg, P.J., Olson, T.J., Turner, P.L., Condon, L.A. 2012, Direct and indirect effects of irrigated agriculture on land cover change in an arid lands watershed., Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 102(3): 531-548.
Yang, J., T.E. Dilts, L.A. Condon, P.L. Turner, Weisberg, P.J. 2011, Longitudinal- and transverse- scale environmental influences on riparian vegetation across multiple levels of ecological organization., Landscape Ecology, 26(3): 381-395.
Large-scale manipulative experiments are critically important for linking ecological theory with land management at a relevant spatial scale. Statistically powerful inferential approaches such as the before-after-control-impact design involve pairing a small number of treatment sites with control sites of analogous ecological structure and landscape context. Pairing treatment and control sites that are as analogous as possible is an important step to ensuring that differences are due to a treatment effect. The Landscape Similarity Toolbox provides tools for optimizing the location of potential control sites based upon the spatial characteristics of the treatment site.
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Let me tell you a little about myself: I am a devoted undead servant of the Reanitmator, Jesus Christ. One dark evening in August of 1989, at the age of 15, I cried out to the Reanimator; I died a wonderful death, and the curse of my soul was destroyed. Now I wonder this vast grave yard, feasting on the flesh and drinking the blood, awaiting the Master's return, seeking out my fellow undead.
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Q: performSegueWithIdentifier failing, but segue exists Currently working on an application for inventory control. The application allows the user to use either manual entry of barcode data (or an HID-mode scanner) OR a SocketMobile scanner via Socket's API.
The app works wonderfully smooth with manual entry, but I am having an issue with a particular segue in the workflow for the scanner. Specifically, the application will crash upon attempting to perform a segue via "performSegueWithIdentifier". This particular segue has been built in the same way as all the other segues: by dragging from on ViewController on the storyboard to another. The identifier in this case is "mySegue" and it absolutely exists.
When the following line is called in the application, it crashes:
self.performSegueWithIdentifier("mySegue", sender:self)

and returns the following error in the console:
*** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: 'Receiver (<productionLINK_Scanner.Manifest_PulledItems: 0x126e3c680>) has no segue with identifier 'mySegue''

The segue is a modal with all default settings. I have tried different names for the segue, restarting computer and Xcode, deleting the application from the test device and removing the Derived Data folder to no avail.
It is important to note that the segue will successfully perform if I place a button on the UI to call a function which will perform the segue programmatically. It is only within the conditional statement that determines if the segue should perform that the crash occurs.
The SocketScan API has a setDelegate() function to allow a ViewController to receive and respond to scanApi notifications. This view from which I am segueing is the second-tier or delegate by which, I mean that the initial view controller passes delegate status to the view controller I am attempting to segue FROM in order to allow it to respond according to scanApi notifications. This is done as follows:
override func prepareForSegue(segue: UIStoryboardSegue, sender: AnyObject?) {
    if segue.identifier == "manifestToRepackContainer" {
        scanApi.setDelegate(RepackContainer())
    }
}

where RepackContainer is the controller for the view that we are segueing to.
However, after changing the prepareForSegue method to this:
override func prepareForSegue(segue: UIStoryboardSegue, sender: AnyObject?) {
    if segue.identifier == "manifestToRepackContainer" {
        scanApi.setDelegate(segue.destinationViewController as RepackContainer)
    }
}

everything works great. So, what is the difference between the two prepareForSegue approaches?