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Social-Emotional Learning: Leveraging Technology to Care for All
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One of the key functions of education is building skills, not only for academic success, but also for understanding mental, social, and emotional wellbeing. Critical capabilities that include empathy, grit, persistence, flexibility, and adaptability shape mindsets which enhance successful learning, collaboration and problem-solving. Though these aspects of learning have always been important, the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic heightened the need to address the social and emotional aspects of learning, not only for students and their families, but also for teachers, school leaders and administrators. The use of technology to meet these social and emotional essentials has also been heightened over the past months. Today educators are challenged to think about how technology can enhance and/or diminish the social-emotional needs they must address.
In this edWebinar, three innovative, compassionate superintendents share how they address the social and emotional needs of the students, staff, and families in their school districts. They each review the strategies and practices they are leading in their districts to leverage technology tools to address the challenges of social-emotional learning.
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Dr. Levett, a former member of the Executive Committee of AASA, the national School Superintendents Association, is a published author and nationally known speaker. Among her most recent notable achievements are 2021 Georgia Carl Perkins awardee, 2020 University of Georgia College of Education Lifetime Achievement awardee, 2019 Georgia Outstanding Woman, and 2019 Georgia Department of Education's STEM and STEAM Advocate of the Year. Follow Dr. Levett on Twitter @AnnLPGA.
Dr. David Miyashiro currently serves as Superintendent of Cajon Valley Union School District (CVUSD) in California. David completed his doctoral studies at UCLA. He was named 2016 Superintendent of the Year by ACSA (Association of California School Administrators), Region 18. Cajon Valley's vision of "Happy Kids, Engaged in Healthy Relationships, on a Path to Gainful Employment" and its signature career development program "The World of Work" has garnered both national and global recognition. Follow Dr. Miyashiro on Twitter @davidmiyashiro.
Glenn Robbins is Superintendent of Brigantine Public Schools in New Jersey. His passion is harnessing a school culture that thrives on design thinking skills, innovative digital spaces, high caliber professional development, exponential thinking, BYOD/1to1, Social-Emotional Learning, Zen Dens and Makerspaces. Glenn encourages all students to have a voice, not only in building a school culture, but also in designing student-led courses. Glenn has been recognized by numerous organizations for his innovative technology implementation methods and has been a featured speaker at numerous events across the globe. Glenn is a proud mentor for the AASA Aspiring Superintendent Academy, CoSN Empowered Superintendent Panel, NASSP National Digital Principal of the Year, and co-chair for New Jersey's NJASA Technology Committee. Mr. Robbins believes "by empowering students and staff to have a growth mindset through design thinking, while implementing digital tools, we better prepare them for the profound shifts that they will encounter in life." Follow Glenn on Twitter @GlennR1809.
Ann McMullan is Project Director for CoSN's EmpowerED Superintendents Initiative. Ann served as Executive Director for Educational Technology in Klein ISD near Houston, Texas until September 2013, when she and her family moved to Los Angeles, California. For 16 years Ann led the district team that provided professional development on technology and 21st century instructional strategies to 4,000 educators serving 50,000 students. She was co-chair of the Texas Education Technology Advisory Committee which developed the Texas Long Range Plan for Technology.
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"Light kindles light and flame kindles flame. When God sets the world on fire with His love, in the life and death and resurrection of Jesus and the giving of the Holy Spirit, there isn't any less of God at the end of the process, but there's a lot more of us." Rowan Williams.
Candlemas is the celebration and blessing of candles associated with the Feast of the Presentation of Jesus at the Temple. The Feast of the Presentation marks the moment Mary and Joseph brought Jesus to the temple as an offering to God, their first born son. This is the moment in Luke's Gospel when Simeon proclaims, "Lord, you now have set your servant free to go in peace as you have promised; For these eyes of mine have seen the Savior, whom you have prepared for all the world to see: A Light to enlighten the nations, and the Glory of your people Israel (Luke 2:29-32)."
Today we celebrate Candlemas in the words of Simeon, recognizing in Christ the Light to enlighten the nations. Frequently churches bless their liturgical candles at this feast and often families bring candles to be blessed and brought home. What might this tradition look like for teenagers?
This is a 45 minute-or less activity for middle and high school youth and older. It is an appropriate stand-alone activity for youth group, Sunday school, or as part of a longer gathering.
Candles and matches. This activity really needs real flame.
Scripture and song choices. Be sure to allow your participants to bring their own ideas!
As Juan Oliver writes, the great feasts of the church illuminate the weeks around them. Candlemas, honoring the Light to the enlighten the nations, reaches back to the beginning of Advent. Readings for this activity might include the Collect for 1 Advent, the words of the Prophet Isaiah, or readings from the Gospel of John or 1 John. Psalm 36: 5-9 could be used.
Watch this 10 minute devotion. In it Rowan Williams, 104th Archbishop of Canterbury, leads college students through a reflection on Candlemas and its meaning in our lives and our world today.
Reflect alone and in small groups or partners. Offer a few minutes of silence so everyone can reflect. Encourage active doodling and movement, if needed. Ask partners or small groups to think about Archbishop Williams devotion.
What are the places in our dark world that need light?
What is the light you have to offer those dark places?
How can you share the light?
What do you see as light?
Where do you need light or the Light of Christ?
Gather back together in a large circle. Hand out votive candles.
Ask participants to name aloud the dark places that need God's firey, passionate love.
Either reading together or with a solo reader, listen to the words of Simeon while everyone lights their candles.
When the candles are lit ask participants to share what is the light they have to offer to the world.
Complete your time together with song.- your choices range from the Nunc Dimittis to This Little Light of Mine.
Encourage everyone to take their candles home as a reminder that we are called to be light to the world.


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A: Define your interface like
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and set table's delegate and dataSource outlet to File's owner, and File's owner's class as ViewController in xib.
First browse in your project, click the xib file for your view controller. Then select the table view from the list of objects. In this case, there may be some extra consideration:
If you have already created the xib with UITableViewController, you need to modify it to fit for UIViewController. Remember, the UIViewController subclass instance is shown as File's owner object. You need to make sure that there is a top-level UIView object, which is not added as subview of any other view, and that there is a UITableView in the UIView.

The UIView should have a referencing outlet: view - File's owner. If not, drag from the white circle of New Referencing Outlet to File's Owner, release mouse and then click on view.
For the table view, click and drag from New Referencing Outlet, and drop to File's Owner, and click table, and drag from dataSource, delegate, and drop to File's Owner, respectively.
BTW, it is recommended to use some capital characters as prefix for any class name.

A: You must follow the TableViewDelegate Protocol...[http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/UIKit/Reference/UITableView_Class/Reference/Reference.html]

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Copies of archive documents about the constitution and development of the European Union were displayed at the Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova (ASEM) on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Rome that laid the foundations of the EU. The exhibition can be visited free between March 28 and April 28, IPN reports.
In the opening of the exhibit, Head of the EU Delegation to Moldova Pirkka Tapiola said the European project is unique in history and the over 60 years that passed since the foundation of the EU show that things can be improved. "The ugly things, the wars remained in the past and we no longer want to live on a continent that is split, affected negatively by wars, hatred and geopolitics," said the diplomat, noting that the European Union shifted emphases from war to peace and from power to values.
Italy's Ambassador in Chisinau Valeria Biagiotti said the exhibition sums up the results achieved during the 60 years of the creation of the EU and includes three thematic sections that refer to the economic dimension, social policy and the policy of enlargement and establishment of partnerships with other states. The celebration in Chisinau of the 60th anniversary of the constitution of the EU is very significant given that Moldova pleads for a stronger partnership with the EU. "We want a Europe open to the states that respect our values and pledge to promote them," stated Valeria Biagiotti, reiterating Italy's support for Moldova's European integration efforts.
Attending the event, Speaker of Parliament Andrian Candu said the Republic of Moldova took decisions that brought it much closer to the EU values, especially by the signing of the Association Agreement with the EU. "We set off on a road that is definitely not easy and is full of challenges. Where there are results, there are also mistakes sometimes, but it is the goal that counts. Our goal is to come closer to the values on which the European Union is built. We should also have them in society and economy and in what building the state Republic of Moldova means," he stated.
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration Daniela Morari said that after 60 years of the signing of the Treaty of Rome, the European values are more relevant than ever and show their efficiency in the functioning of the EU. "The Republic of Moldova chose the European course as the most suitable one for the facilitation of the modernization process," said the deputy minister.
A meeting of the Moldova – EU Association Council will take place in Chisinau on March 31. The results achieved by Moldova in implementing the Association Agreement will be presented there.


We have lately made it through another of the religious world's celebrations of the supposedly noble festival of Easter. The average "Christian" gives little thought to the propriety of mixing a visit from the Easter Bunny with the glory of a bleeding and resurrected CHRIST. But such is the mindset of those who see no difference between the sacred and the profane.
Religious holidays offer an opportunity for the flesh to exhibit a bit of pomp and pageantry as it seeks to amalgamate the precious and the vile by its erstwhile demonstrations of piety. The seeming purpose is to elevate the vile by associating it with that which is precious, but the actual result is to devalue that which is truly precious and to make it appear appealing to the flesh, which is ultimately to take that which is holy and give it to dogs.
Just the other day I read a marquee in front of a meeting house which said, "Jesus died for everyone." I am sure that the average person steeped in the religious culture of our area never gave a moment's thought as to whether or not that message was true or false as they read it in passing by. I am also fairly confident that the person who decided to place that message on that marquee did so because they sincerely believed it to be true. I am also fairly certain that they probably have never considered how blatantly erroneous such a statement is in light of what the scripture plainly reveals about the purpose of the finished work of CHRIST.
The message of a GOD who loves everyone the same and is just busy trying to do good for all who will let HIM help them is a very appealing message to the flesh. In fact it is so appealing that little thought is ever given to any other scenario by those who find great delight in carnal religious dogma. It just seems right that GOD would give every man a fair chance and a square deal, and that HE would want to work in partnership with men in order to give them every opportunity to gain salvation out of that which they had fallen into by the unforeseen happenstance of evil. It gives the flesh comfort to think on a GOD who would do so much to gain the love and friendship of a creation gone awry. Not to mention the fact that man is such a noble and splendid creature as to be worthy of such aid abetted by the exercise of his free will.
Those who embrace the religion of the flesh recoil in horror at the very thought that GOD even has the right to determine the destiny of HIS creation let alone would actually do so without consulting them. There is no more hated doctrine in that camp than that which declares that the redemption which was finished by CHRIST is exclusively accomplished for an elect people.
The writer of Hebrews plainly states that CHRIST has "obtained eternal redemption" for those for whom HE shed HIS precious blood. Even as the angel told Joseph, "thou shalt call his name JESUS: for he shall save his people from their sins." (Mat 1:21) There is no mention in the scripture of an ATONEMENT that does not atone, a JUSTIFIER which does not justify, nor a SAVIOR which does not save. HE is the SANCTIFIER and the SANCTIFICATION of all of those for whom HE has entered in once into the Holy Place with HIS own blood.
The redemption of the LORD's people is not a cooperative effort, nor does it somehow become effective when they believe it. Those who are redeemed by HIS blood are redeemed by HIS blood. Their justification does not depend on what they do or do not do, but rather is completely based on what HE has done in their behalf. What they could not do HE has accomplished for them. HE has become sin for them that they might be made the righteousness of GOD in HIM on the basis of imputation which was applied before they were ever born.


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Yahoo: White says Lesnar's future decided this week
Discussion in 'MMA News' started by Clark Kent, Jan 4, 2010.
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01-04-2010 04:15 PM:
The UFC's heavyweight division has been on hold for months waiting to get some answers on Brock Lesnar's health. We get a little more clarity this week when Brock Lesnar is checked out by doctors. UFC president Dana White says pay-per-view buys and fight cards are the least of his concern:
"I didn't even know we were going to have Brock Lesnar a few years. I didn't know if he was going to be good. The thing I'm most concerned about is if he's okay. If he has to have this major surgery, you're talking about changing the quality of this guy's life. Pay-per-view buys I don't give a [expletive]."
White said the fans who booed and hate Lesnar should sit back and think about what the fight world would be without Lesnar. If Lesnar's diagnosis is grim and he's facing a two-year absence or retirement, the heavyweight strap could be up for grabs as soon as March when Frank Mir and Shane Carwin are slated to fight at UFC 111. Right now that's an interim title fight but White said it could change depending on Lesnar's dianosis.
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Ragnarok Online Revo-Classic Adds Two New Classes And Cities
By Jason Winter, News Editor January 22, 2020
As the old saying goes, "Don't bring a knife to a gun fight." Now you can do both in Innova's "Revo-Classic" version of Ragnarok Online, as the Gunslinger and Ninja classes have been added to the game, along with a pair of new cities to explore.
Gunslingers have a wide range of weapons at their disposal to "deal as much damage as possible in a short amount of time to their enemies." The Ninja, on the other hand, uses daggers, ahuriken, kunai, and magic and "strikes swiftly before quietly escaping into the night."
You can take the new classes, or the old ones, to a pair of steam-powered cities, the similarly named Einbroch and Einbech. Smoke-filled Einbroch, the City of Steel, is one of the biggest cities of the Republic of Schwartzvald, while Einbech is the fading city that preceded it. Both cities have plenty of new quests to keep players busy, and the Einbech Mines dungeon houses the "legendary arachnid monster" Ungoliant, which totally isn't a rip-off of Tolkien.
Learn more about the new cities, classes, and other content on the RO site.
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The Tempest (Classic Stage Company, 10/4/2008)
This won't be a formal review (even by my very low standards of formality) -- if you want that, the New York Times one is here.
I've seen The Tempest numerous times before, most memorably twice with William Hutt at the Stratford (Ont.) Shakespeare Festival. I probably would not have bothered with another production so soon if it hadn't featured Mandy Patinkin (left) as Prospero. I had a tremendous crush on Patinkin many years ago in his role as Che opposite Patti LuPone in the original Evita (me and men with beards who can sing; it's a problem). You can hear his magnificent voice on the original Broadway cast album . There's enough residual affection left thirty years later that I was curious to see what he could do in the nonmusical role of Prospero in a production by the small Classic Stage Company in New York City.
The answer is...well, he's not William Hutt. But who is? What he brought to the play that I hadn't expected is a surprisingly youthful vigor to the role of Prospero -- a quality which had never really occurred to me before and made me go back and ponder the text a little bit. Prospero is generally portrayed as an old man in the twilight of his years, often supposed to be a stand-in for Shakespeare himself (the play was written near the end of Shakespeare's career and may have been his last solo effort). But let's think about this: Shakespeare was around forty-six at the time; hardly ancient. Miranda is a young teenager in the play; they have been in exile twelve years. Prospero could easily be around forty, or even younger; his heedlessness of his dukedom when he had it (turning over to his responsibilities to Antonio while he immersed himself in his studies) could easily support him being a feckless twenty-year-old and leave him in his early thirties at the time of the play. No need for grey beards in the role at all.
Getting back to this production: Patinkin, if not as sexy as he was at twenty-six, is still plenty vigorous and makes a virile Prospero with, as would be expected, a beautiful speaking voice that was so familiar from listening to Evita that it gave me shivers. He's a very lively Prospero, almost hyperactive at times. His performance is not one for the history books, but I'd call it effective enough and certainly fresh. The surrounding performances are likewise solid but not terribly memorable. It's a decent production, but not a must-see unless you have some secondary motivation or have never before seen The Tempest.
One thing that irritated me: you cannot have it both ways on color in casting. Having a black actor, Nyambi Nyambi, play Caliban brings themes of colonialism, racism, and slavery front and center, especially when you have an Asian actor playing Ariel to emphasize the "otherness" of the island's denizens. (Left, Patinkin and Nyambi as Prospero and Caliban, with Elizabeth Waterston as Miranda in the background; click to enlarge.) Making the play an allegory of colonialism is not exactly original, but it's not a problem, either. It's a very standard interpretation of the text. I studied it twenty years ago as an undergraduate. The shirtless and buff Mr. Nyambi is clearly not "misshapen," despite some interestingly scaly tattoo art on his back, which leads one to interpret that line and of course the "thing of darkness" bit as expressions of racism.
But having made the color of an actor that significant in a way that makes a political point and thus calls attention to the color-casting, you cannot then turn around and expect the audience not to notice that Michael Potts (a fine African-American actor) in his classy turn as Alonso makes a remarkably unlikely father to the equally fine but lily-white Stark Sands as his son Ferdinand. I wouldn't have particularly cared if they'd cast both Alonso and Ferdinand as black, or Prospero and Miranda, or the entire population of shipwrecked nobility, but what immediately leapt to mind in this case was that Alonso was a remarkably oblivious cuckold. Or maybe Ferdinand was adopted. (Did they have much adoption in Shakespeare's time? Wouldn't it be a little inconsistent with the obsession with bloodlines and family? Maybe one could explore adoption as a theme in Tempest...?) This is not a distraction I need in a performance. Color-blind or racially significant casting: one or the other. Not both in one production. You can't make the audience think about race and then tell us not to think about race.
I had a similar suspension-of-disbelief problem this past summer with the casting of Romeo's family in Stratford's Romeo and Juliet, but at least in that one the eyebrow-raising family group was not countered by racially loaded messages in other casting choices. I'm now wondering morbidly if my inability to be color blind makes me racist or whether I can draw a rational line between not caring if a particular role is played by whatever color of actor as long as parent/child pairings are somewhat convincing (and the director isn't making political points with race elsewhere) and not noticing what color an actor is. I can't imagine that not-noticing in real life or imagine telling a black friend that I'd never noticed she was black. (I'm sure she's noticed.) Arrgggh.
Designwise, we're back to sun-bleached off-white for Prospero and Miranda, which seems to be a standard design for The Tempest lately but bores me to death. I also have to admire Prospero's presumed sewing skills, since Miranda's bodice is quite well-fitted for someone who grew up stranded on an island. Maybe Ariel (nicely played by Angel Desai) provides their clothing? But then why is she cursed with the least flattering costume ever? She looked like she was wearing a diaper! Other characters are a bit simplistically color-coded in reasonably good, if unornamented, period costumes. The stage set is a simple sand-patch with a stretched shim above it which is manipulated this way and that for various effects. Having a tiny ship float on it during the storm scene was a commendably effective opening. I also thought the staging of the banquet scene was quite creative: the table and seating were on wheels, enabling the actors to be spun madly around the stage to visually embody their confusion and disorientation.
All in all: good enough, but not fabulous. I'm not sorry I went. It's running a few more days if anyone in the NYC area feels compelled to see it.
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Notre Dame maintains No. 1 in Jan 3 NCAA Div. II Rankings
By Mike Finn
EDMOND, Okla. — Notre Dame (Ohio) maintained its hold on the top spot in the NCAA Division II wrestling poll that was released Friday by the Division II Wrestling Coaches Association.
The Falcons earned six first-place votes and finished with 158 points in balloting of head coaches from around the country to keep the No. 1 spot it earned in the pre-season rankings and the first regular season poll. Two-time defending national champion Nebraska-Kearney came in second with the two remaining first-place votes and 150 points, while Central Oklahoma is third with 146 points.
Newberry (S.C.) stayed fourth and St. Cloud State (Minn.) fifth, with Adams State (Colo.), Kutztown (Pa.), Indianapolis (Ind.), Western State (Colo.) and Upper Iowa rounding out the top 10.
Notre Dame, Nebraska-Kearney and Central Oklahoma each have two top-ranked individuals — 165-pounder Eric Burgey and 174-pounder Joey Davis for the Falcons, 133-pounder Daniel DeShazer and 197-pounder Romero Cotton for the Lopers and 149-pounder Jordan Basks and 157-pounder Cory Dauphin for the Bronchos.
Ten of the top-20 teams will compete in the 16-team NWCA Division II National Duals Jan. 11-12 in Des Moines, Iowa, including seven top-10 squads — Notre Dame, Central Oklahoma, Newberry, St. Cloud State, Kutztown, Indianapolis and Upper Iowa.
The top 20 poll, with points and each team's pre-season ranking, following by the individual rankings at each weight:
Rank School (State) Points Last Ranking
1. Notre Dame (Ohio) 158 1st
2. Nebraska-Kearney 150 3rd
3. Central Oklahoma 146 2nd
4. Newberry (S.C.) 134 4th
5. St. Cloud State (Minn.) 128 5th
6. Adams State (Colo.) 120 6th
7. Kutztown (Pa.) 90 11th
8. Indianapolis (Ind.) 89 9th
9. Western State (Colo.) 88 8th
10. Upper Iowa 86 13th
11. Mercyhurst (Pa.) 84 10th
12. Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 77 7th
13. McKendree (Ill.) 70 17th
14. Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.) 60 12th
15. Maryville (Mo.) 43 14th
16. Ashland (Ohio) 39 15th
17. California Baptist 25 NR
18. Colorado Mesa 23 16th
19. Lake Erie (Ohio) 20 NR
20. Gannon (Pa.) 12 NR
Others receiving votes: Augustana (S.D.), Chadron State (Neb.), Colorado State-Pueblo, East Stroudsburg (Pa.), Fort Hays State (Kan.), Minnesota State-Mankato, North Carolina-Pembroke, San Francisco State (Calif.), Truman State (Mo.).
1. Skylor Davis, Simon Fraser (Canada)
2. Alex Johns, Indianapolis (Ind.)
3. Jeff Vesta, Newberry (S.C.)
4. Dave Fogle, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
5. T.J. North, Augustana (S.D.)
6. Adam Ludwin, Fort Hays State (Kan.)
7. Bryden Lazaro, California Baptist
8. Garrett Evans, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)
1. Daniel DeShazer, Nebraska-Kearney
2. Andy Pokorny, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
3. Michael Labry, Ashland (Ohio)
4. Dustin Stodola, Chadron State (Neb.)
5. Casy Rowell, Central Oklahoma
6. Marty Carlson, Notre Dame (Ohio)
7. Evan Yenolevich, Kutztown (Pa.)
8. Justin Reinsma, Southwest Minnesota
1. Ryan Fillingame, Adams State (Colo.)
2. Matt Nelson, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
3. Brock Coutu, Nebraska-Kearney
4. Maurice Miller, Notre Dame (Ohio)
5. B.J. Young, Newberry (S.C.)
6. Daniel Ownbey, North Carolina-Pembroke
7. Dylan D'Urso, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
8. Dave Cawley, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
1. Jordan Basks, Central Oklahoma
2. James Martinez, Colorado Mesa
3. Frank Cagnina, Central Missouri
4. Cameryn Brady, Indianapolis (Ind.)
5. Edwin Cooper, Upper Iowa
6. Ryan Maus, Truman State (Mo.)
7. Trevor Johnson, Mary (N.D.)
8. Art Hobley, West Liberty (W.Va.)
1. Cory Dauphin, Central Oklahoma
2. Zak Vargo, Lake Erie (Ohio)
3. Chase White, Nebraska-Kearney
4. Clint Poster, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
5. Brady Bersano, California Baptist
6. John Crowley, Colorado Mines
7. Josh Ballard, McKendree (Ill.)
8. Braden Turner, East Stroudsburg (Pa.)
1. Eric Burgey, Notre Dame (Ohio)
2. Cody Quinn, Minnesota State-Mankato
3. Chris Watson, Central Oklahoma
4. Gabe Fogarty, St. Cloud State (Minn.)
5. Justin Samora, Adams State (Colo.)
6. Tyler Tesney, Lake Erie (Ohio)
7. Blake Ridenour, Newberry (S.C.)
8. Nick Giulietti, American International (Mass.)
1. Joey Davis, Notre Dame (Ohio)
2. Adam Walters, Findlay (Ohio)
3. Elliot Copeland, Western State (Colo.)
4. Patrick Martinez, Nebraska-Kearney
5. Brendan McKeown, East Stroudsburg (Pa.)
6.. Michael Joseph, Minnesota State-Moorhead
7. Jacob Begin, Southwest Minnesota
8. Chester Granard, Colorado Mesa
1. Dallas Smith, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)
2. Travis McKillop, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
3. Bryson Hall, Ashland (Ohio)
4. Blake Sorensen, Upper Iowa
5. Zack Zelcs, Gannon (Pa.)
6. Kyle Piatt, Western State (Colo.)
7. Jordan DeBus, Chadron State (Neb.)
8. Sean Derry, Augustana (S.D.)
1. Romero Cotton, Nebraska-Kearney
2. Carl Broghammer, Upper Iowa
3. Brandon Johnson, Notre Dame (Ohio)
4. Davion Willis, Wisconsin-Parkside
5. Jayd Docken, Augustana (S.D.)
6. Julian Smith, McKendree (Ill.)
7. Joe Brandt, Ashland (Ohio)
8. Joe Grisko, Newberry (S.C.)
1. Ziad Haddad, Kutztown (Pa.)
2. Orlando Scales, Notre Dame (Ohio)
3. Cody Dauphin, Central Oklahoma
4. Trey Page, Fort Hays State (Kan.)
5. Matt Wade, Newberry (S.C.)
6. Kevin Christman, Tiffin (Ohio)
7. Niko Bogojevic, Colorado State-Pueblo
8. Lorenzo Serna, Newman (Kan.)
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Niebo – część atmosfery oraz przestrzeni kosmicznej widzianej z powierzchni dowolnego obiektu astronomicznego. Czasami niebo definiowane jest również jako gęsta powłoka atmosferyczna planety.

Jako pojęcie astronomiczne niebo określane jest mianem sfery niebieskiej. Jest to umowne sklepienie, na którym Słońce, Księżyc, planety i gwiazdy przemieszczają się. Sfera niebieska podzielona jest na obszary zwane konstelacjami.

Niebo widziane z Ziemi
W dzień niebo widziane z Ziemi ma kolor modry (intensywny niebieski), ponieważ światło słoneczne ulega rozproszeniu przez molekuły powietrza, natomiast nocą ma wygląd czarnej powierzchni, czasami pokrytej gwiazdami (w zależności od zachmurzenia).
Na niebie, w zależności od aktualnych warunków atmosferycznych dostrzegalne jest Słońce, Księżyc, planety oraz gwiazdy. Naturalnymi zjawiskami widzianymi na niebie są chmury, tęcze, zorze polarne oraz opady atmosferyczne i pioruny występujące podczas burz.
Człowiek także przyczynił się do zjawisk obserwowanych na niebie. Wskutek jego działalności, często ponad dużymi miastami tworzy się smog, natomiast w ciągu nocy występuje tzw. zanieczyszczenie świetlne.

Luminancja i kolory nieba

Kolor ziemskiego nieba w słoneczny dzień, w wyniku rozpraszania Rayleigha postrzegany jest przez oko ludzkie jako gradient – ciemnoniebieski przy zenicie i jasnoniebieski blisko horyzontu. Dzieje się tak, ponieważ światło, które dobiega do obserwatora z góry przenika przez 1/38 masy powietrza, przez którą musi przeniknąć światło dobiegające wzdłuż horyzontu. Tak więc zenitalne promienie Słońca rozpraszane są przez znacznie mniejszą ilość cząsteczek powietrza niż promienie dobiegające z okolic horyzontu, stąd różnica w kolorach nieba.

Niebo może przybierać również inne barwy, takie jak czerwona, pomarańczowa i żółta (zwłaszcza podczas zachodu i wschodu Słońca) oraz czarna w ciągu nocy. Rozproszenie światła w atmosferze powoduje także jego częściową polaryzację.

W celu optymalnego i efektywnego oświetlenia wnętrz pomieszczeń światłem dziennym Międzynarodowa Komisja Oświetleniowa (fr. Commission internationale de l'éclairage) opracowała specjalne zalecenia dotyczące korzystania z luminancji nieba. Ostatnie prace tej komisji określają "wszystkie modele nieba" – od nieba bezchmurnego do niemal całkowicie pokrytego chmurami.

Niebo widziane z innych planet

Niebo widziane z ciał niebieskich o szczątkowej atmosferze (Księżyc, Merkury) jest zawsze czarne. Gwiazdy mogą być dostrzeżone nawet w sąsiedztwie słońca.

Na planetach posiadających atmosferę, niebo przybiera różne kolory w zależności od ciśnienia atmosferycznego, składu atmosfery i światła docierającego z lokalnej gwiazdy. Niebo na Marsie jest różowe, natomiast na planetach gdzie ciśnienie atmosferyczne jest wielokrotnie większe niż na Ziemi - białe. W przypadku wysokiej zawartości metanu niebo przybiera barwę zieloną (jak na Uranie czy Neptunie).

W innych układach planetarnych układ gwiazdozbiorów na niebie różni się od ziemskiego. Im bardziej oddalona od Słońca planeta, tym mniej znanych z ziemskiego nieba konstelacji można dostrzec.

Linki zewnętrzne

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One Scientist's Breakthrough Drug Could Actually Delete Bad Memories
ByMax Plenke
Imagine reliving the worst moment of your life. Going through every detail until it's so fresh in your mind that your brain's synapses fire wildly with images from your past. Now imagine taking a pill and forgetting it ever happened.
That's what Cornelius Gross of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Italy wants to do. And he knows how to do it. It's not Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, but it's close.
In March, a research team lead by Gross published a paper in the journal Nature about how the brain erases memories as it makes new ones. It works like weightlifting for the brain: the hippocampus, the thing in your brain that handles memories, naturally favors memories you hold dear and things you've spent time learning. The more you do something, you're literally strengthening your synapses. You know the phrase "practice makes perfect"? That's this.
Cornelius Gross/Twitter
If you don't keep those connections strong, they weaken to the point of atrophying — and as you get older, they can die completely. Your brain wants to focus on the learning that mattered: the seven languages you use as a diplomat, not the fishing knots you learned in Cub Scouts (unless you're Jacques Cousteau).
There's a double-edged sword here, though. If you spend a lot of time thinking about negative or traumatic thoughts — like your horrible breakup, or when your platoon was ambushed — those synaptic connections stay strong, so you won't, or can't, forget them.
Unless you can find a way to block them. Which is exactly what Gross' team did.
"It was a chance discovery," Gross said over Skype from his office in Rome. "We monitored the strength of synapses in an animal during different behaviors. You could see them strengthen and weaken. ... When we blocked the pathways, there was a rapid loss of strength in the synapses. It seems that within a day — a half hour even — they were losing everything they'd learned during the week."
Gross hypothesized that if he blocked the synapses, it would be like clamping a hose: The memories would still be there, but they wouldn't be accessible. Instead, blocking synapses erased those behaviors, those memories, completely.
"Just because your ears are closed, and you can't hear a word, doesn't block your memory of the word," Gross said. "It's still in your brain. Later you'd know it. But when you block this input, you would get active forgetting, or sudden active loss."
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Gross says his drug could potentially be available to consumers someday. If so, it could provide users something previously unheard of, outside science fiction: over-the-counter memory erasure, specifically for learned conditions.
In mice, you can just inject the drug right into the brain, but that isn't a super-popular option in human testing. Humans need mental stimulation before receiving the drug. Think about Jim Carrey reliving his relationship while his mind is being wiped in Eternal Sunshine. In this case, the wiping comes from a drug.
"In humans, you have to expose them to a learning experience — they have to relive it to forget it, like being exposed to spiders if you're afraid of spiders," Gross explained. "So think of traumatic memories, or PTSD, which some veterans have coming back from war. Fortunately, humans are good at virtually recreating experiences, so you could try to re-expose them in a safe, virtual environment. Then you give them the drug to block the pathway."
Paired with psychotherapy, Gross' drug could be used to delete bad memories or other things we've learned. But that doesn't mean we'll be seeing it on the market soon, and that's because of the painstaking and cost-intensive trials between experimenting with genetically engineered mice and buying the pills at CVS.
"It depends on if companies will pick it up," Gross said. He referenced a medication that came before his that works using extinction, or covering memories up by learning the opposite. It didn't go to market. "Clinical trials are extremely expensive, and many of them fail after costing ... billions of dollars. Super-optimistically, it could be 10 years," at minimum, before the drug is on the market.
Why we need this: Your brain, that chemical machine responsible for the greatest breakthroughs and worst fart jokes, is dumping dead weight all the time. A drug like this could let us decide what memories are and aren't worth losing.
It could be used to fix real problems too. Right now, treatment for PTSD is all therapy-based. If Gross is correct, counseling doesn't fully get the job done. If Gross' drug can be brought to market, it could provide relief for the extremely high number of veterans who return from war with post-traumatic stress.
"When people come back from war, they get, in the best case, psychotherapy" — but "that only works in 20% to 30% of cases," Gross said. "Mental issues affect a large fraction of the population. It's not just being anxious. It keeps you from getting out of bed."
Gross's drug wouldn't completely do away with the therapy part. But in the grand tradition of finding a miracle drug, this could be the closest we've come.


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