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BREAKING NEWSHere's who will replace Kealia Ohai as Rodeo parade grand marshal
Statue of Liberty to close for yearlong repairs
The renovations, however, are limited to the monument, and Liberty Island will remain open and the statue itself will be mostly unobstructed from view, officials said in a statement.
Tegan Firth, a spokeswoman for Statue Cruises, which on an average Saturday during the summer ferries about 18,000 people to Liberty Island, said the renovation won't have a significant impact on visitation .
"The entire experience of visiting these national landmarks of the United States remains absolutely the same," she said.
The National Parks Service, which manages the Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island, said it will close the monument on Oct. 28, after the 125th anniversary of its dedication.
It will be closed the following day, and workers from Joseph Construction Corp. of Pine Brook, N.J., will install "code-complaint" stairways and upgrade electrical and fire suppression systems, elevators and bathrooms.
The National Parks Service told The Associated Press in August 2010 that it would close the statue's crown to upgrade the stairwells and improve safety at Lady Liberty.
One reason, the service said at the time, was that the newest fire codes mandate escape routes that would allow the statue to be evacuated within two hours, but the current staircases on either side of the pedestal do not meet the standards.
The statue was closed after the Sept. 11 terror attacks for security precautions, but the base reopened in 2004 after a $20 million security upgrade. The observation deck at the top of the crown was reopened on July 4, 2009.
The National Parks Service controls the number of visitors to the crown, saying about 240 people visit each day. About 3.5 million people visit the monument every year.
The statue was built in the 1880s, and was a gift from France.


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Automatic detection and quantification of WBCs and RBCs using iterative structured circle detection algorithm
Yazan M. Alomari, Siti Norul Huda Sheikh Abdullah, Raja Zaharatul Azma, Khairuddin Omar
Segmentation and counting of blood cells are considered as an important step that helps to extract features to diagnose some specific diseases like malaria or leukemia. The manual counting of white blood cells (WBCs) and red blood cells (RBCs) in microscopic images is an extremely tedious, time consuming, and inaccurate process. Automatic analysis will allow hematologist experts to perform faster and more accurately. The proposed method uses an iterative structured circle detection algorithm for the segmentation and counting of WBCs and RBCs. The separation of WBCs from RBCs was achieved by thresholding, and specific preprocessing steps were developed for each cell type. Counting was performed for each image using the proposed method based on modified circle detection, which automatically counted the cells. Several modifications were made to the basic (RCD) algorithm to solve the initialization problem, detecting irregular circles (cells), selecting the optimal circle from the candidate circles, determining the number of iterations in a fully dynamic way to enhance algorithm detection, and running time. The validation method used to determine segmentation accuracy was a quantitative analysis that included Precision, Recall, and F-measurement tests. The average accuracy of the proposed method was 95.3% for RBCs and 98.4% for WBCs.
Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine
Thresholding
Alomari, Y. M., Sheikh Abdullah, S. N. H., Zaharatul Azma, R., & Omar, K. (2014). Automatic detection and quantification of WBCs and RBCs using iterative structured circle detection algorithm. Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine, 2014, [979302]. https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/979302
Automatic detection and quantification of WBCs and RBCs using iterative structured circle detection algorithm. / Alomari, Yazan M.; Sheikh Abdullah, Siti Norul Huda; Zaharatul Azma, Raja; Omar, Khairuddin.
In: Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine, Vol. 2014, 979302, 2014.
Alomari, YM, Sheikh Abdullah, SNH, Zaharatul Azma, R & Omar, K 2014, 'Automatic detection and quantification of WBCs and RBCs using iterative structured circle detection algorithm', Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine, vol. 2014, 979302. https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/979302
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Alomari, Yazan M. ; Sheikh Abdullah, Siti Norul Huda ; Zaharatul Azma, Raja ; Omar, Khairuddin. / Automatic detection and quantification of WBCs and RBCs using iterative structured circle detection algorithm. In: Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine. 2014 ; Vol. 2014.
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As predicted, once the cockpit was painted and ready for the kit assembly went quick.
We are into the putty and seam management phase of the project. Most the seam of this kit are pretty good. The covers over the air inlets have been my biggest issue. I tried putting them together carefully but one of them set up wierd and will require some putty and sanding, I hope I can preserve the detail.
That is the worst. the wings went to the fuselage pretty good. I used an old trick I learned on the DML Fw-190 kits; you first fit and glue the upper wing pieces to the fuselage and manange that so there are no gaps, then you glue the lower wing unit on and glue the upper and lower wings together. This give you a better shot at no gaps on the upper wings and the act of stretching the upper wings to attach correctly to the lower wing can pull the fuselage apart ever so slightly and help with the dihedral.
I've added the milliput putty I use to a few spot. I mix both parts, use a metal spatula to apply, then smooth with a wet Q-tip and take off any excess. This works better than plastering the thing up and then sanding for an hour later.
We should be ready for sanding and cleanup tomorrow and start painting moving into the week. I still have to add the canopy and wing flaps before painting.
As a funny note, I got into a hurry and upon gling the wing I realized I forgot the engine front at the end of the intakes so you can see straight through. A long brass rod pushed into a hole in the back of the engine face and placed way into the kit fixed that. Whew!


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SUBSTANCE PROFILE
ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURES
Prevalence Estimate
Methods and Data
Arsenic Occupational Exposures
Inhalation and dermal contact are the most important routes of occupational exposure.[1]
CAREX Canada estimates that approximately 25,000 Canadians are exposed to arsenic at work; about half are exposed due to the use of arsenic in CCA wood preservatives. The industries with the highest number of exposed workers are foundation, structure, and building exterior contractors, as well as sawmills and wood preservation, and non-residential building construction. These workers are primarily exposed to arsenic through CCA treated wood. Workers are also exposed to arsenic in metal processing and manufacturing, oil and gas extraction, metal and ore mining, and water, sewage and other systems industries. Overall, larger numbers of exposed workers are employed in British Columbia and Quebec due to the large wood and wood product manufacturing industries in these provinces.
Results show that approximately 25,000 Canadians are currently exposed to arsenic at work. Of these, 90% are male.
The industry with the largest number of workers exposed is the foundation, structure and building exterior contractors, sawmills and wood preservation, building construction, and farms. Exposure in these groups primarily occurs through contact with arsenic-containing CCA wood preservatives. Workers may also be exposed to arsenic in the workplace in industries other than wood preservation. For example, exposure to arsenic occurs in the non-ferrous metal production and processing industry, as well as in iron and steel mills, where arsenic is produced as a by-product of the processing of other metals.
When exposure is examined by occupation, the largest groups of workers exposed to arsenic are construction trades helpers and labourers, carpenters, machinists and machining and tooling inspectors, and labourers in wood, pulp and paper processing.
Overall, larger numbers of exposed workers are employed in British Columbia and Quebec due to the large wood and wood product industries in these provinces.
Workers exposed to arsenic by industry
Workers exposed to arsenic by region
Click the second tab to view total number of workers exposed.
* = < 50 workers
Our Occupational Approach page outlines the general approach used to calculate prevalence and exposure level estimates for workplace exposures.
Data used in developing the occupational estimates for arsenic were collected from several sources:
The Canadian Workplace Exposure Database (CWED) contains over 700 measurements for arsenic exposure. These measurements were collected during the years 1981 to 2004 in Ontario and British Columbia workplaces.
Canadian and US scientific peer reviewed publications that addressed arsenic exposure in Canada and the United States.
Grey literature including technical reports from governments and international bodies.
Prevalence Estimate Method
CAREX defines exposure to arsenic as inhalation or dermal contact at work to levels above those encountered in the general environment (i.e. excluding exposure via ingestion of food or drinking water). In occupations involving wood preservation, exposure to arsenic includes direct contact with preservatives, as well as during the handling and processing of CCA-treated wood.
To determine the number of workers potentially exposed to arsenic at work, CAREX occupational exposure experts used methods previously established in other peer-reviewed CAREX projects in Europe. A series of steps were taken to assign exposure proportions to occupations and industries at risk of exposure to arsenic.
Occupations and industries at risk of possible exposure to arsenic were identified using any combination of data sources described above.
The total number of workers in each identified occupation and industry intersection was obtained from Statistics Canada 2006 census data.
A percentage of workers exposed was assigned to that occupation and industry intersection. Percentages were determined by consultation with existing evidence in the data sources, previously established methods from the Europe CAREX estimates and the expert judgement of CAREX occupational hygienists.
The number of workers in the identified group is multiplied by the assigned percentage to calculate the prevalence estimate of workers exposed to arsenic.
1. National Toxicology Program (NTP). 14th report on carcinogens for Arsenic Compounds, Inorganic (2016) (PDF)


At Milk Hair, we understand that sometimes life can get in the way of your hair appointment.
However, we do ask that you provide us with a minimum of 24hrs notice to reschedule or cancel your appointment.
This enables us to offer somebody on our waiting list the opportunity to book that time.
We offer a text message confirmation service which is sent 2 days prior to your upcoming appointment, allowing you to give us optimum notice if you know you will be unable to attend.
Unfortunately, due to how busy we are, no shows and last minute cancellations have a huge impact on our business.
They also limit our availability for other clients who are waiting patiently to get an appointment.
Failure to give sufficient notice will result in being charged 50% of the appointment fee upon your next visit.
NO SHOWS will be charged 100% of the appointment fee prior to being rebooked at Milk Hair.
New clients making appointments for services over 2 hours or totalling over $200 will need to be booked with a credit card.
If you are unable to call during business hours, you are welcome to message our business page on Facebook to let us know with as much notice as possible.
We thank you all for your understanding.


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<?php
namespace Mopsis\Console\Commands;

use Mopsis\Console\Command;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputArgument;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputInterface;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Input\InputOption;
use Symfony\Component\Console\Output\OutputInterface;

class MakeAction extends Command
{
    protected function configure()
    {
        $this
            ->setName('make:action')
            ->setDescription('Create a new action class')
            ->addArgument(
                'action',
                InputArgument::REQUIRED,
                'What is the name of the action?'
            )
            ->addOption(
                'override',
                null,
                InputOption::VALUE_NONE,
                'If set, existing classes will be overridden'
            );
    }

    protected function execute(InputInterface $input, OutputInterface $output)
    {
        $keys     = $this->identifyAction($input->getArgument('action'));
        $template = $this->filesystem->findTemplateForAction($keys['action']);

        $output->writeln(
            $this->filesystem->createClass(
                $keys['module'] . '/Action/' . $keys['action'] . 'Action',
                $this->stringHelper->fillTemplate($template, $keys),
                $input->getOption('override')
            )
        );
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) is the most common form of leukaemia, with approximately 3,500 new cases diagnosed each year in the UK.
It is estimated that around 1,000 people will be eligible for venetoclax in the first year and will be able to receive the treatment through the NHS.
The most common first line treatment for CLL is chemotherapy and there are limited options after relapse. Venetoclax, also known as Venclyxto and manufactured by AbbVie, will be offered in combination with rituximab to adults with relapsed or refractory CLL who have received at least one prior therapy.
People will be able to access venetoclax plus rituximab from today, just four months after marketing authorisation was granted in October 2018. Since April 2016 new arrangements with the Cancer Drugs Fund mean NICE aims to publish final guidance within 90 days of licence.
Venetoclax is an oral treatment taken once a day. The dose is gradually increased from 20mg to 400mg in the first 5 weeks and is given in combination for a maximum of 2 years. Rituximab is administered after the person has had 400mg of venetoclax for 7 days.
The list price for a 112-pack of 100mg venetoclax tablets is £4,789.47 however the treatment is available to the NHS at a discounted price through a confidential commercial arrangement.


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The poorest will suffer. Safety-net health clinics cut services amid coronavirus epidemic
By Jayme Fraser and Dian Zhang USA TODAY
Thousands of health clinics serving the nation's poorest residents face closure and cutbacks amid the sweeping coronavirus pandemic, a trend that could imperil hard-hit communities long after the disease is contained.
One in 11 Americans — about 31 million people — depend on safety-net health clinics for care not otherwise available because they have no health insurance, live in isolated areas, speak no English, or experience homelessness. These clinics include some 12,000 community health centers funded by federal tax dollars and 1,300 charitable clinics run with donations and volunteers.
But a drop in donations, uncertain federal funding, staff and volunteer shortages, and an overall lack of pandemic preparedness has forced some to scale back services or shut their doors.
As a result, America's most vulnerable residents are at risk — not just from the COVID-19 pandemic, but because they're now losing access to care for other pressing medical needs.
"The gaps that pre-existed, they still exist. And they're getting bigger as this emergency unfolds because we're having to redirect the resources we have at this new threat," said Thomas Tighe, CEO of the medical nonprofit Direct Relief.
In Orlando, Florida, the nonprofit Grace Medical Home closed about half its specialty care clinics because its volunteer doctors all fit the high-risk profile — elderly, with preexisting conditions — for severe COVID-19. On top of that, the group had to cancel its annual fundraiser.
In Hollywood, California, the federally funded QueensCare Health Centers has protective gear on their shelves but can't find a supplier to guarantee they will get more.
And in Washington state, the Olympia Free Clinic cut its entire staff one day down to the sole volunteer not considered to be in a high-risk category for coronavirus.
"We're flying by the seat of our pants," said Dr. Mike Matlock, the free clinic's medical director.
The challenges are exacerbated by where safety-net health providers work and because so few were prepared for a pandemic.
Most are located in counties that federal officials have deemed ill prepared for a disaster or as having a shortage of healthcare services, according to a USA TODAY analysis of federal data and clinic locations. About two-thirds of those extremely vulnerable communities already have confirmed cases of COVID-19.
Just half of those clinics had plans for handling an infectious disease epidemic, according to a survey conducted in early March by Direct Relief. Many are now rushing to adapt.
The emergency coronavirus bill Congress passed last week provided $2 billion for community health centers. Experts said that's less than half of what they need to handle both normal services and coronavirus response through November.
Meanwhile, the doctors, nurses and volunteers that staff these clinics are scrambling to address the influx of potentially infected residents while trying to manage their regular caseload of broken bones, pregnancy check-ups and diabetes-related infections.
But many safety-net providers have canceled in-person appointments to comply with public health orders to limit the virus' spread. Some are instead switching to video chats and phone calls. Others simply must wait for care until after the pandemic.
Many federally funded programs report difficulty hiring and maintaining staff because Congress has only approved funding for a few months. Other providers report that office visits have sharply declined, in part due to shelter-in-place orders, causing them to lose revenue and lay off staff, according to the National Association of Community Health Centers.
Donations to charitable clinics also have dropped as nervous Americans tighten their belts. And major fundraisers have been scuttled because of the national ban on large gatherings.
Some of the clinics in hard-hit areas have closed, perhaps permanently. Others have dramatically scaled back services. About a third of the safety-net providers surveyed by Direct Relief said they expect to reduce or stop services because of the novel coronavirus.
When safety-net clinics close or have to cut services, experts say it could have significant consequences on community health long after the coronavirus pandemic ends.
"People will just get increasingly ill," Washington Healthcare Access Alliance Executive Director Christine Lindquist said. "And some people will die."
Vulnerable to start
Safety-net clinics often are the sole source of health care for those living below the poverty line and those who cannot afford hospital care, even with insurance.
"They work in construction; they're housekeepers, they're truck drivers, they're service industry employees; they're caretakers and home health workers; they're restaurant employees," said Stephanie Garris, CEO of the charitable Grace Medical Home in Orlando, Florida. "If they're offered health insurance, they can't afford it."
The novel coronavirus and the broader economic fallout add new challenges for people already vulnerable because of their health or socioeconomic situation: Those who previously struggled to afford medicines and treatments could lose them entirely, worsening their health conditions and landing them in an emergency room already overwhelmed by coronavirus cases.
Almost 22 million people live in counties considered by the CDC to be extremely vulnerable to disasters, according to the agency's Social Vulnerability Index. Some places have an even higher risk: On top of being vulnerable, about 300 counties also are deemed medically underserved by the federal Health Resources and Services Administration.
Most are in the Southeast: from coastal Virginia to Louisiana to Southern Texas. About 11% of clinics and health centers — more than 1,700 of them — operate in those communities.
Medically underserved areas often report higher rates of health conditions, such as diabetes or hypertension, that make people more likely to develop severe COVID-19 symptoms.
Other health conditions treated by safety-net clinics might worsen if closures and service reductions caused by the novel coronavirus effectively end people's ability to get care.
"They have nowhere else to turn," said Nicole Lamoureux, executive director at the National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics.
Ill prepared
In addition to asking whether clinics had a general plan to respond to an epidemic, Direct Relief asked whether clinics were developing a specific plan for COVID-19. A quarter said they weren't.
Federally funded health centers are required by the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to have emergency plans but are not required to include an infectious disease outbreak. Instead, they might focus on hurricanes, tornadoes or chemical exposures from a prominent industry.
"Some health centers may have a pandemic low on their hazards list," said Dr. Ron Yee, the chief medical officer for the National Association of Community Health Centers.
Still, Yee said, any familiarity with an incident command structure and emergency response would be a helpful foundation for adapting to an unexpected threat like the novel coronavirus.
Unlike health centers, charitable clinics are not required to have emergency plans because they are not supported by federal funding and do not bill federal programs like Medicaid or Medicare.
Some clinic leaders say they were prepared, at least to some degree, by previous, smaller outbreaks in their community, such as the H1N1 flu or the Zika virus.
Still, about a third of the safety-net providers surveyed said they expect to reduce or stop services because of the novel coronavirus.
In Washington, one of the first states to see a local outbreak, several charitable clinics already have closed, uncertain if they will be able to reopen, according to the Washington Healthcare Access Alliance and the National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics.
Others have had to radically rethink how they provide care.
"There's very little, if anything that is unchanged in the last couple of weeks," Olympia Free Clinic Director Katie Madinger said.
The Olympia Free Clinic was one of a dozen programs offered in a one-stop-shop for social services in Washington's capital city. On a typical day, it would draw some 200 people — a crowd size that is dangerous during an infectious disease outbreak.
The center is now closed to walk-ins but still offering telemedicine and in-person visits by appointment. Half the clinic's patients are homeless and most do not have cell phones.
"That's the group I'm most worried about," Madinger said. "What I'm looking for is some leadership from the county health department…. I haven't heard from them yet about their strategy."
For now, the clinic has asked other social service agencies to allow their patients, or anyone in need, to call the clinic for coronavirus screening or to talk with a doctor about other medical concerns. When absolutely necessary, in-person appointments can be arranged.
"We're not quite sure how it's going to work," Madinger said.
USA Today looked at two key federal measures to understand which communities have the most vulnerable residents and least access to health care. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention calculates its Social Vulnerability Index using 15 metrics from U.S. Census data, such as unemployment, income, disability, age, language, and housing, to understand the resiliency of communities facing disasters. We focused on "extremely vulnerable" communities that had SVI scores of 0.9 or higher on a scale of 0 to 1. The bigger the score is, the more vulnerable the area is. The federal Health Resources & Services Administration tracks characteristics of communities served by community health centers. It also considers data on access to health care and the number of providers per person, among other metrics, to identify places that are "medically underserved." We focused on areas with a score of 62 or less on the federal Index of Medical Underservice. This excludes some places with higher (better) scores that still have health care service gaps among particular groups of people. We also relied on survey data from the nonprofit Direct Relief and COVID-19 case counts compiled daily by USA Today from official reports.


The Lake Superior Community Partnership recently assisted Madgoodies Studio with a ribbon cutting to celebrate their new store opening. The store is located at 209 W. Ohio St. Madgoodies is a metals studio with an art gallery. Madeline Goodman, store owner, displays her work along with many other artists, some being current Northern Michigan University students or Northern Michigan University alumni. "I am excited to give other artists a chance to show their work and to help them grow as artists. I have a great group in the shop and am very proud of all them. Please come by the shop and say hi," says Madeline Goodman, store owner, in a news release. Find Madgoodies Studio on Facebook and Instagram. The store is open from 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday and 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Pictured from left: Mona Lang, Marquette County Ambassador, Scott Erbisch, Marquette County Ambassador, Emily Tobin, Artist, Dave Campana, Marquette City Mayor, Maddie Pederson, Artist, Madeline Goodman, Madgoodies Owner/Artist, Logan Lehmann, Artist, Alex Kofsky, Accelerate UP, Fred Stonehouse, Marquette City Commission, Lance Wolfe, Small Business Development Center.


If you find yourself hosting your first family Thanksgiving meal this year, no doubt you're feeling under pressure. No need to worry: a quick look at our Thanksgiving dinner recipes, and you'll start decompressing.
ideas you're sure to be thankful for. You're welcome!
… AND a Thanksgiving Ham!
Let's face it, come dinner time, all eyes will be on one focal point – the turkey. That sounds intimidating, but it need not be if you follow this one simple trick: instead of spending the afternoon glued to the oven constantly basting the beasty, use a roasting bag! Your turkey will be just as crispy, moist and tasty – and you'll be cool as a cucumber!
Remove neck and giblets from the turkey and wash the turkey under cold running water. Pat dry. Place the flour inside the roasting bag and give it a good shake, coating the inside of the bag. Season turkey with salt, pepper and your choice of spices. Place the turkey inside your roasting bag and tie it closed.
Bake according to roasting bag instructions – no need to baste.
Remove your turkey when the internal temperature has reached a minimum of 165 degrees Fahrenheit. Let it rest for about 15 minutes which allows it to cool down and makes it easier to carve.
Cut open the roasting bag and place the turkey on a serving platter.
True, cooking a ham is not a necessity, but it's like the cherry on the cake: it sort of completes the typical Thanksgiving dinner menu – and a much prettier picture it makes with all the pineapple gilding! Plus you're left with more handy leftovers which means very little cooking for a while.
Place 1-2 tablespoons of flour in the roasting bag and shake well. The flour coating the bag will prevent sticking.
Optional: spread a few spoonfuls of brown sugar on top of the ham and place several slices of pineapple on top of the ham, secured with wooden toothpicks.
Place the ham inside the roasting bag, secured with a tie. Bake at the temperature recommended from the roasting bag instructions. Remove ham from the oven when the internal temperature is a minimum of 160 degrees Fahrenheit.
Allow the ham to rest for about 15 minutes as it will continue baking when removed from the oven.
Cut open the roasting bag and place the ham on a serving platter.
Homemade turkey stuffing does not need to be labour intensive if you simply forego stuffing the bird. Here's where our first Thanksgiving casserole comes into play. This simple recipe allows you to prepare the stuffing ahead of time and bake it at the last minute. It also beats the boxed variety by a country mile!
Melt butter over medium heat in a skillet. Add onion and sauté until soft. Add celery and cook until soft.
Add remaining ingredients and mix. Transfer to a baking dish and bake for about 30 minutes.
This gravy complements not only the turkey but adds rich flavor to Thanksgiving sides as well.
* Add a little Knorr chicken bouillon concentrate for extra flavor if you wish.
Pour your turkey drippings into a large measuring cup, then return 1/4 cup of the drippings to the pan. Stir in all-purpose flour.
Cook over medium heat while constantly stirring. Keep stirring while adding water until gravy boils.
Add salt (less if you use Knorr) and pepper to taste.
The second of our quick and easy casseroles features sweet potatoes, since they complement both turkey and ham so wonderfully. No need to be intimidated if you have never cooked with them before. Super easy to prepare with even easier cleanup, this dish is a must!
Cut the sweet potatoes in 1/2″-thick slices. Place in a baking dish.
Combine the remaining ingredients and add to the baking dish.
Cover and bake for about 40 minutes.
Uncover and bake for another 30 minutes or until sweet potatoes are tender.
Another one of our easy Thanksgiving side dishes that can quickly be dispatched: simply use an electric hand mixer to beat and whip the potatoes until they are smooth and creamy.
Place potatoes in a large pan and cover with water. Bring to a full boil over medium heat. Cover the pan, reduce heat and simmer for about 20 minutes or until tender.
Drain and transfer potatoes to a large bowl. Add milk and butter. Whip potatoes with an electric hand mixer till smooth and creamy. Add salt and pepper to taste.
The third of our simple, easy one-dish casseroles is reserved for green beans, another Thanksgiving dinner classic. Be prepared for second servings – no one will guess you didn't spend hours making it!
Combine Cream of Mushroom soup, green beans, milk, soy sauce, pepper and 2/3 cup of the onions in a casserole dish. Stir well.
Bake the mixture for about 25 minutes or until it is bubbling and hot. Remove from oven, stir and sprinkle the remaining onions on top.
Bake for about 5 more minutes or until the onions are golden brown.
No Thanksgiving meal is complete without yummy cranberry sauce? Making cranberry sauce seems like such a chore, but it doesn't have to be, and it can also be made ahead of time.
Combine all of the ingredients in a saucepan. On medium-high heat, cook for about 20 minutes or until most of the liquid is gone. Stir occasionally. Remove from the heat. Transfer the sauce into a bowl and serve.
Mix sugar, salt, yeast and 1 1/4 cups of flour together in a bowl. Add warm water, shortening and egg to the mix. Stir vigorously with a spoon until mixture is smooth. Add the rest of the flour and stir until smooth.
Use your spoon to scrape all of the batter away from the sides of the bowl. Cover the bowl and let the dough rise for about 30 minutes or until doubled in size (a warm area works best).
Once doubled in size, stir the batter again about 25 times. Spoon into prepared muffin cups. Let rise for about 30 minutes or until batter is rounded on top.
Bake for about 20 minutes or until rolls are golden brown.
A pumpkin pie dessert is the perfect dish to end a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, and this too can be ready in record time.
Combine all ingredients in a large bowl and mix until blended. Pour batter into unbaked crust and bake for about 15 minutes.
Reduce heat to 350 degrees Fahrenheit and bake for about 40 minutes.
Remove from oven. Cool and serve.
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Q: Canvas of webcam blinking during predictions (javascript) I draw my webcam stream on a canvas. I will apply my prediction rectangle bounding box on this canvas at each frame. Before starting prediction the canvas stream is prefect but as soon as predictions start the canvas starts to blink; I mean the whole canvas shows up and disappear, shows up and disappear very fast. do U have any idea how could I make it right? thanks a lot.
my prediction function looks like this:
let isPredicting = false;

async function predict() {
  ui.isPredicting();
  while (isPredicting) {
    // Capture the frame from the webcam.

    let video = document.getElementById('predwebcam');
    let width=224,
    height=224,
    frameRate=10;
    navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia({
      video: {
        width: width,
        height:height,
          frameRate:frameRate
        }
      }
    ).then(function(stream) {
      video.srcObject = stream;
      video.onloadedmetadata = function(e) {
        video.play();
        video.addEventListener('play', function() {

        }, false);
      };
    }).catch(function(err) {
      console.log('failed to load webcam')
    });

    var canvas = document.getElementById('predcanvas');
    canvas.width  = 500;
    canvas.height = 500;

    var context = canvas.getContext('2d');

    /*
    context.drawImage(video, 0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height);
     */
    // video 'play' event listener
    video.addEventListener('play', function() {
      //context.drawImage(this, 0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height);
      //draw(video, canvas, context, frameRate);
    }, false);

    function draw(video, canvas, context, frameRate) {
      context.drawImage(video, 0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height);

      setTimeout(draw, 1/frameRate, video, canvas, context, frameRate);
    }
    //draw(video, canvas, context, frameRate);

    const img = await getImage();
    // Make a prediction through mobilenet, getting the internal activation of
    // the mobilenet model, i.e., "embeddings" of the input images.
    //const embeddings = truncatedMobileNet.predict(img);
    console.log('starting to predict')
    // Make a prediction through our newly-trained model using the embeddings
    // from mobilenet as input.
    const predictions = model.predict(img);
    const values = predictions.dataSync();
    const arr = Array.from(values);
    console.log(arr)
    let u = document.getElementById("1label").value;
    dict.add(classindex1, u);
    if (arr[0]>= 0){
      arr[0]=1;
    }
    var Id = arr[0];
    let ClassID = dict.findAt(Id);
    //console.log(ClassID)
    let startX = arr[1];
    let startY = arr[2];
    let w = arr[3];
    let h = arr[4];
    // Draw the bounding box.
    context.strokeStyle = 'red';
    //context.shadowColor = '#d53';
    //context.shadowBlur = 20;
    context.lineJoin = 'bevel';
    context.lineWidth = 10;
    context.strokeStyle = '#38f';
    context.strokeRect(startX, startY, w, h);
    // Draw the label background.
    const font = "24px helvetica";
    context.font = font;
    context.textBaseline = "top";
    context.fillStyle = "#2fff00";
    const textWidth = context.measureText(ClassID).width;
    const textHeight = parseInt(font, 10);
    // draw top left rectangle
    context.fillRect(startX, startY, textWidth + 10, textHeight + 10);
    // draw bottom left rectangle
    //context.fillRect(startX, startY + h - textHeight, textWidth + 15, textHeight + 10);

    // Draw the text last to ensure it's on top.
    context.fillStyle = "#000000";
    context.fillText(ClassID, startX, startY);
    //context.fillText(prediction.score.toFixed(2), startX, startY + h - textHeight);
    // Returns the index with the maximum probability. This number corresponds
    // to the class the model thinks is the most probable given the input.
    //const predictedClass = predictions.as1D().argMax();
    //const classId = (await predictedClass.data())[0];
    img.dispose();

    //ui.predictClass(metaClasses[classId]);
    await tf.nextFrame();
  }
  ui.donePredicting();
}

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There's a cloud hanging over the U.K. these days. Yet there's nothing gloomy about it. In fact, it's a bit of a bright spot for many small to mid-sized businesses across the region.
That's because this cloud—a robust collaboration platform developed by Sipsynergy Ltd.—is bringing enterprise-quality services to those who typically don't have the resources to leverage them.
Sipsynergy's business model is all about "simplifying the complicated," he adds. Instead of targeting end users directly, the company developed a white label collaboration platform that service providers brand and resell under their own logo. Sipsynergy provides the underlying cloud infrastructure, customer self-service portal, billing, and service assurance. According to Fox, the complexity is hidden so well that many users don't even know they're dealing with Sipsynergy.
What they do know is that adding, moving, or changing a service is as easy as a phone call to their service provider and is typically completed within 24 hours. They also know they're receiving collaboration features like videoconferencing, desktop sharing, and instant messaging at market value, without the hassle of investing in servers, software, and people.
"The customer has the trusted advisor relationship with their traditional telephony service provider, not with us. That means we don't have to be seen, they just have to know that the backend behind the partner is beyond reproach," says Fox, noting that through a simple onboarding process with Sipsynergy partners can start to deliver cloud services within days.
The wholesale model is well suited to the U.K., where more than four million businesses operate with 10 employees or less–including corporate satellite offices, dentists, stockbrokers and legal firms–and where cloud services are just now gaining in popularity, he adds.
To handle the growing interest, Sipsynergy recently moved its proprietary software to Cisco® Hosted Collaboration Solution (HCS), which allows it to manage several partners using one interface instead of many. And as more small business owners request cloud services, Sipsynergy is able to scale its platform, easily adding new resellers and deploying additional services as needed.
Another benefit of moving to Cisco HCS is that it takes roughly 92 percent less time for Sipsynergy developers to update the company's proprietary software, freeing them to focus more effort on partner-specific enhancements, such as the self-service portal.


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A couple of months ago, I ventured down to Cockpit Arts in Deptford for their summer open studios.
Cockpit Arts (CA) is a social enterprise and creative business incubator for creatives. Home to around 170 independent businesses at centres in Deptford and Holborn, CA supports artists and makers, often at the beginning of their careers, to build successful businesses.
There is a real diverse community of makers from weavers to ceramicists, silversmiths to milliners.
The open studios take place twice a year, giving members of the public a chance to see behind the scenes and meet the makers, so I took to the opportunity to go to the Deptford studios.
There is so much inspiring work on show. Particular highlights include, Eleanor Pritchard, a woven textiles business I first discovered through spotting a couple of her blankets in the Margaret Howell shop on Wigmore St.
Her designs are very mid-century and the wool has a sort of rustic beauty about it. Her seconds sale was incredibly tempting!
I was really impressed with the work of Eleanor Lakelin, a wood worker who uses only trees that have been felled in the British Isles to create very unique and beautiful, free-form vessels.
Since opening in 1986 CA has supported thousands of makers to grow their businesses. It's incubation and social enterprise model is an innovative way to support the creative arts.
For me, Cockpit Arts illustrates the different career paths that exist for artists/makers working in London, and it's definitely an option that I think all young designer makers should be aware of.


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March Madness 365 with Andy Katz
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My name is Janice C. Mendel and as an attorney, I have defended providers for almost twenty years. I have represented providers through many OAH hearings, Compliance Conferences with Regional Managers, and have appealed hundreds of citations. I write to you to share some things I believe Licensing will be focusing on in the child care world during their visits and investigations in 2019.
Safety: A recent case I had involved a child who fell backward in a preschool chair and fractured his skull. Thankfully, he was not permanently injured. The provider and her assistant were supervising the kids, they were in ratio, so why did the provider get sued? The chair was a 12-inch chair and the child was only 14 months old. He should have been in a 7-inch chair. Be sure to check the manufacturers' website and have appropriate equipment and/or furniture for the kids.
Discrimination: The other new issue in daycare is discrimination by providers. The American Disabilities Act is wide open for someone to claim discrimination. Before enrolling a child, be sure to meet the child and observe them with other children. You should also have a clear contract stating there is a probationary period for the children entering your child care. Once you admit a child, you may only dismiss them if there are grounds for dismissal in your contract. If you need to dismiss a child put in writing the reason and do not refer to their disability. In one recent example, a family brought in an 18-pound three-year-old whom the provider admitted without seeing him. Other three-year-olds were 30-pounds and thought the new child was a toy. When it was obvious the new child was unsafe, the provider told the parents, "He is too small." His disability was his size. The provider could have avoided a lawsuit by saying the child did not fit into the daycare routine according to her contract.
In my next piece, I will discuss how to talk to your Program Licensing Analyst (LPA) in a professional manner to avoid misunderstandings. Remember, do not volunteer information.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed herein are those of the author only, and not Service Employees International Union, Local 99 ("Local 99"). The content of this article is provided to you for informational purposes only. Local 99 does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of any information published herein, and is not responsible for any errors, omissions, or claims for damages arising out of use, or with regard to the accuracy or sufficiency of the information contained herein. If you need legal advice, you should contact an attorney to obtain advice on your particular matter.


On October 12 Editors return with their third album 'In This Light and On This Morning'. Like many bands this year the band have undergone a transformation and come out the other side with a new sound. The album is a departure from the guitar led 'The Back Room' and 'An End Has A Start' and sounds fresh and reinvigorated.
Read on for our initial thoughts on all nine tracks on the album.
The record starts with a hushed, almost spoken word vocal from Tom Smith who holds an imposing presence of the entirety of the album. Sharp stabs of music soon crash the relaxed atmosphere however, before a wiry synth line permeates throughout the rest of the song. Straight away you are aware that this is not just another Editors album, the past has been erased and this is the sound of Editors Mk:2. Despite sounding far removed from earlier material such a 'Munich' or 'Bullets' there is a definite lineage in the music they band were making and what they now sound like.
This is reminiscent of The Horrors 'Sea Within A Sea', and therefore Neu! A metronomic beat ticks away in the background whilst Tom Smith lays his typically vague lyrics over the top, this time saying things like "Give a dog a bone". Everything in this track feels very clean and collected, it is no great surprise the arrangements are so great on this album - Editors all met at University studying Music Technology. A chamber choir join in on the middle eight of this second track and elevate things to heavenly.
Fans will already know this track - the lead single from the album. Backed by a disco stomp this is the most direct and dance orientated track on the album and benefits greatly from a deliciously distorted bass line. The album edit of 'Papillon' is extended at the end and sees Tom Smith almost get lost in the intensity of the music before bringing it back around for one final blast of the chorus - an epic track and a definite album highlight.
By this point it strikes you just how absent the guitars are on this album, so far there have been literally no traces of six strings in the slightest. This fourth track is a suitably itchy and tense insight into the bands psyche and sees vocals about the CIA, electioneering 'praying on fear'. The whole thing has a claustrophobic feel before a being smashed wide open by, you guessed it, a guitar solo.
Guitars make another brief appearance here with jagged buzzsaw riffs ringing out over another processed drum beat. For the first time Tom Smith drops his deep baritone vocals and instead he shows off a sweet falsetto that makes him sound vulnerable and natural for the first time. Alongside 'Papillon' this is one of the best songs on the album and ends in a suitably grandiose fashion with a tidal wave of synths creating a cape of doom covering the whole song. Not for the first, or last, time the cavernous drums stand proud above everything else.
Presumably the title is an ode to The National, a band Editors have spoken of admiring in the past. This time the deep, booming vocals are back with a minimal electronic piano tapping lightly in the background. There is a great moment when Tom Smith audibly breathes in, somehow it conveys more feeling than any lyrics or melodies ever could. This song always feels like it is building to a crescendo but nothing spectacular ever comes. There still remains a feeling that things could and indeed should explode at any moment.
"Love is testing," sings Tom Smith and in all honesty so is this track. The same beat and same delivery as much that has preceded accompany a plodding melody and represents the point at which Editors really need to give the album a shot in the arm.
For a song with such a ridiculous title there is little humour on display here, however, there is a rallying of the troops feel and a more disintegrated and distorted feel to this penultimate track. A theme of 'In This Light...' seems to be lies and liars and yet again this is covered here. Lines such as "Talent in your lies" ring out before a shout of "Get fucked!" cuts through the crowd and makes itself abundantly clear. Whilst this doesn't quite live up to it's ostentatious title it remains one of the best songs on display here and a possible future single.
Coming to an end at a mere nine tracks is not necessarily an issue here. 'In This Morning...' feels complete and succinct in a well rounded fashion. This final song has echoes of Spiritualized in its scope and depth but is also most reminiscent of Editors older material. Sounding somewhere between a laboratory and a hospital ward this could be the sound of Ian Curtis' spirit exiting his body and floating heavenwards. Beautiful and tranquil it's a great ending to the record.
'In This Light and On This Morning' is released on October 12.


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Chinese Lit
Chinese Vernacular Fiction in 18th-c. Japan
Mari Nagase
A review of Locating China in Time and Space: Engagement with Chinese Vernacular Fiction in Eighteenth-Century Japan, by William Christopher Hedberg.
William Hedberg's dissertation considers a diverse array of eighteenth-century Japanese Sinologists' responses to the emerging presence of Chinese vernacular literature. His research illuminates the genre's effect on Japanese scholars' perception of relations between China and Japan, the development of new modes of Sinological studies, and the formation of scholarly and literary communities concentrated on Chinese vernacular writings. In his introduction, Hedberg highlights an important Japanese cognitive transformation concerning "China." Vernacular texts presented a different image of China that, to Japanese, appeared foreign, impenetrable, exotic, and "Other-ly." The result was a three-pointed impression that included Japan, "China" of the past, and the newly apprehended contemporary China. The vernacular texts associated with contemporary China then evolved as a scholarly and literary domain distinct from traditional classical studies.
Chapter 1 overviews representative responses to vernacular texts by examining a wide range of texts, including scholarly essays and the prefaces and afterwards to dictionaries and literary works. Ogyū Sorai 荻生徂徠 (1666-1728), an authority in archaic studies, was keenly aware of the discrepancy between classical and contemporary Chinese language, yet promoted the study of spoken Chinese for its usefulness in reading classical texts. Cheng Shuze 程順則 (1663-1734), a scholar and diplomat of Ryukyu, a kingdom that had a direct political connection to Qing China, recognized the practical importance of vernacular texts for training students in spoken Chinese. Yanagisawa Kien 柳沢淇園 (1704-1758) highlighted the vernacular novel's linguistic and pedagogical serviceability for students who hoped to be interpreters. Meanwhile, a scholar of the Tsushima domain, Amenomori Hōshū 雨森芳州 (1668-1755), who was well versed in Chinese and Korean, insightfully distinguished written texts from spoken language and downplayed the use of vernacular fiction for educational purposes.
The second half of Chapter 1 shifts its focus from scholarly views to those of professional interpreters, translators, and annotators of vernacular Chinese. As vernacular Chinese fiction such as the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and the Water Margin gained popularity in Japan, some of the professionals with facility in spoken Chinese capitalized on the emerging need for interpreting vernacular fiction. One representative is Okajima Kanzan 岡島冠山 (1674-1728), a reputable Nagasaki interpreter who later left for Kyoto and Edo to pursue classical studies. Kanzan edited reference books of Chinese terms and phrases; notably, these contain both classical and vernacular entries, with each entry indicating the contemporary Chinese pronunciation. The mixture of classical and vernacular language suggests Kanzan's intention to maintain a tie to traditional scholarship while making use of his special knowledge of spoken Chinese. Suyama Nantō 陶山南濤 (1700-1766), who studied spoken Chinese in Kyoto, produced a competitive response. Nantō compiled the Chūgi Suikodenkai 忠義水滸伝解 (An Explication of the 'The Water Margin,' 1757), in which he explained difficult terms in Shuihu zhuan 水滸伝. He emphasized the illegitimacy of reading vernacular texts with reference to classical Chinese, often demonstrating the different meanings of a character in the two registers. He approached vernacular fiction with academic rigor and linguistic authenticity, aiming to establish vernacular studies as independent from classical studies.
Following the overview of representative responses, Chapter 2 pursues the evolving impact of vernacular texts in the latter half of the eighteenth century. By the middle of the century, Chinese vernacular fiction was deeply embedded in the Japanese literary imagination, even inspiring the formation of new genres such as the yomihon and sharebon. The major vernacular works, especially the Water Margin, were popularized through translations, adaptations, and ukiyoe prints. As the visibility of Chinese fiction increased, Japanese interests expanded beyond the philological to include aesthetic and narratological dimensions. The authors examined in this chapter include the scholar-writers Hattori Nankaku 服部南郭 (1683-1759), Seita Tansō 清田儋叟 (1719-1785), and Tsuga Teishō 都賀庭鐘 (1718-1894). While Nankaku's teacher Sorai recognized the usefulness of learning contemporary Chinese pronunciations, the poet-scholar Nankaku rejected vernacular studies on the ground of its vulgarities. He defended the literary arena of classical Chinese as an appropriate preserve for the elite. In contrast, Tansō and Teishō advanced their engagement with vernacular literature. The examination of Tansō's writings on vernacular literature includes his unpublished commentary on the Water Margin edited by Jin Shengtan and other works exhibiting Tansō's digestion and application of theoretical terms and critical stances on narratives. Tansō valued history and historiography, and he read fiction as historical allegory. Reflecting his embrace of this stance, he occasionally rejected Jin Shengtan's interpretations and developed his own criticism.
The last text examined in this chapter is a vernacular translation of selected Japanese plays into Chinese musical drama pieces (zaju 雑劇). This work, titled Shimeizen 四鳴蝉 (Four Cries of the Cicada), is attributed to Tsuga Teishō and includes translations of two nō plays and partial translations of two plays by Chikamatsu Monzaemon. Hedberg's analysis centers on translations of the nō plays, Yuya 熊野 and Yorimasa 頼政. In his preface to the work, Teishō contrasts the elegant, lofty nō theater with the folksy, lively Chinese drama. In transforming the austere nō plays into popularized zaju form, Teishō strategically utilized both elegant and vulgar languages, collapsing the aesthetic polarities. Tansō and Teishō participated in the community of vernacular Chinese by autonomously analyzing the aesthetic and structural features of Chinese fiction and drama.
The final two chapters analyze Chinese vernacular translations of representative Japanese works. Chapter 3 discusses Okajima Kanzan's translation of a widely read Japanese historical tale, the Taiheiki. The translator's seriousness in this endeavor is demonstrated by his concern for historical accuracy and consultation of different versions of the Taiheiki. A preface by Kanzan's student extols vernacular fiction as a genre of cultural prestige and compares Kanzan to Luo Guanzhong, the putative author of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and the Water Margin. Concluding his analyses, Hedberg argues that Kanzan's Taiheiki engi suggests a desire to conceptualize Chinese vernacular writing as "an elite practice that both sets Kanzan apart from his Japanese contemporaries and establishes credentials for participation in a wider sphere of literary discourse" (p. 262).
The final chapter explores signs of Chinese interest in Japanese cultural products. The "China House" (Tōjin yashiki 唐人屋敷) in Nagasaki, accommodating approximately 2,000 Chinese visitors, presented an alluring environment for cross-cultural exchanges. A record evidences a few examples of Chinese merchants who learned to sing jōruri ballads or who studied the Japanese kana syllabary as they copied waka poems. The central texts examined are Chinese translations of Japanese popular drama by Shū Bunjiemon 周文次右衛門 (d. 1825), a descendant of a Chinese émigré and an official Nagasaki interpreter. Shū's unpublished translations include a short excerpt of the third act of Chikamatsu's Battles of Coxinga and an entire translation of the famous play Chūshingra. Although Shū's translations are faulted with many errors, it is apparent that he intended to transform the jōruri plays into authentic yanyi narratives of the sort familiar to Chinese readership. Names and historical information that would be unfamiliar to non-Japanese are explained, and wordplay relying on Japanese linguistic features is annotated where necessary. Shū's close attention to the texts' legibility for the Chinese reader and the fact that they were produced in the vicinity of the China House imply the author's assumption of Chinese readership.
Shū's Chūshingura translation later took another turn. A new Chinese translation, titled Chūshinko 忠臣庫 and conspicuously based on Shū's work, was published in 1815. Although the alleged Chinese authorship is denied in current scholarship, the preface claims that Hongmengzi 鴻濛子, a Chinese author who was fascinated by the story, aspired to make the Chūshingura translation more readable for wider circulation. While Chūshinko utilizes more features typical of the Chinese novel, it obviously targets Japanese readership, as illustrated by the heavily glossed colloquial expressions and the assumed familiarity with Japanese terms and culture. Hedberg evaluates different Chūshingura translations as "a body of work that playfully reconceptualizes and reformulates cultural boundaries and flows of information between China and Japan" (p. 324).
Hedberg's dissertation impresses the reader with its breadth of examined texts, both published and unpublished, Chinese and Japanese. By conducting comprehensive research on diverse discourses on Chinese vernacular texts, Hedberg carefully maps eighteenth-century Japanese Sinologists' diversified responses and evolving approaches to Chinese vernacular literature. Rather than investigating a unidirectional influence of Chinese vernacular fiction onto Edo-period Japanese literature, Hedberg focuses his attention on an active Japanese engagement with vernacular texts. The study provides a vision of the larger transcultural literary community in which a few qualified Japanese eagerly participated. While kanshi, or poetry in classical Chinese, constitutes a solid part of Edo-period literary scholarship, the Japanese intellectual commitment to and literary endeavor in vernacular Chinese has been little explored. Hedberg's research illuminates the significance of the reverberant impact of a newly imported body of vernacular literature. Equipped only with vernacular Chinese and its associated fictional formats, Japanese writers were able to envision a transnational circulation of popular, contemporary Japanese texts such as jōruri plays. This dissertation freshly expands our insight into Sino-Japanese literature during the Edo period.
Asian Studies Program
Augustana College, Illinois
marinagase@augustana.edu
Chūshingura engi 忠臣蔵演義, translated by Shū Bunjiemon 周文次右衛門
Shimeizen 四鳴蝉, by Tsuga Teishō 都賀庭鐘
Suikoden hihyōkai 水滸伝批評解, by Seita Tansō 清田儋叟
Taiheiki engi 太平記演義, by Okajima Kanzan 岡島冠山
Dissertation Information
Harvard University. 2012. 358 pp. Primary Advisor: Wilt L. Idema.
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Michel Sorin, né le  à Cossé-le-Vivien (Mayenne), est un joueur et un entraîneur de football français. Il joue au poste de défenseur dans les années 1980 et au début des années 1990, avant de devenir entraîneur.

Biographie

Carrière de joueur
Michel Sorin naît à Cossé-le-Vivien en Mayenne, dans une fratrie de sept frères et quatre sœurs. Fils du président du club de football local, il fait partie de l'équipe des minimes de la Mayenne en 1975. En 1976 il rejoint le Stade lavallois, club phare du département, où évolue déjà son frère aîné. International juniors en 1978, Michel Sorin fait partie des huit premiers stagiaires à intégrer en juillet 1979 le centre de formation du Stade lavallois, nouvellement construit.

Il dispute son premier match en Division 1 le  contre le FC Nantes au stade Marcel-Saupin. Le club est alors entraîné alors par le légendaire Michel Le Milinaire. Il intègre l'effectif professionnel en qualité de stagiaire en 1981. En 1982 il incorpore le bataillon de Joinville et remporte en février 1983 le Challenge Kentish avec l'équipe de France militaire.

Défenseur athlétique, au jeu de tête puissant, il vit le plus beau moment de sa carrière avec Stade Lavallois en 1983 lors de la double confrontation en Coupe de l'UEFA avec la grande équipe du Dynamo de Kiev de Oleg Blokhine et Aleksandr Zavarov. Le match aller en URSS se solde par un flatteur score de 0-0, puis les courageux lavallois sortent vainqueurs du match retour grâce à José Souto qui inscrit l'unique but de la partie dans un stade Francis-Le-Basser archi-comble pour l'occasion.

Il remporte la Coupe de la Ligue 1984, marquant en finale face à l'AS Monaco.

Il part ensuite au Brest Armorique FC où il joue trois saisons avant de rejoindre le Stade rennais. Il termine sa carrière professionnelle au bout de sept ans au Stade rennais après avoir évolué en Division 1 et Division 2.

Carrière d'entraîneur

Michel Sorin est titulaire du diplôme d'entraîneur de football (DEF). Il commence sa carrière d'entraîneur avec l'équipe réserve du Stade rennais. Il entraîne également l'équipe des moins de 20 ans qui atteint les demi-finales de la Coupe Gambardella en 1996.

En 2008-2009 il participe à « Dix mois vers l'emploi », programme développé par l'UNECATEF à destination des entraîneurs sans club.

En , après la non-reconduction du contrat d'entraîneur général de Joël Cloarec aux commandes de l'AS Vitré (CFA 2), Michel Sorin le remplace alors et devient l'entraîneur général de l'AS Vitré dont les dirigeants souhaitent que leur équipe puisse remonter immédiatement en CFA.

L'AS Vitré termine la saison 2011-2012 à la seconde place du championnat de CFA 2, juste derrière l'US Saint-Malo qui est promue cette année-là à l'échelon supérieur. Après huit saisons au club de l'AS Vitré, et après avoir emmené le club jusqu'en quart de finale de la Coupe de France, il décide de quitter le club pour devenir entraîneur adjoint de l'équipe féminine de l'Olympique lyonnais.

Depuis 2014 Michel Sorin est membre du conseil d'administration de l'association des anciens joueurs du Stade rennais.

Parcours de joueur
 1979-1986 :  Stade lavallois
 1986-1989 :  Brest Armorique FC
 1989-1996 :  Stade rennais

Parcours d'entraîneur
 1995-1997 :  Stade rennais (réserve)
 1997-2000 :  Municipaux de Rennes
 2000-2001 :  US Changéenne
 2001-2002 :  US Saint-Malo
 2002-2007 :  Stade rennais (entraîneur adjoint)
 2009-2010 :  Requins de l'Atlantique
 2010 :
 Mai 2011 - juin 2019 :  AS Vitré
 Juin 2019 - juin 2021 :  Olympique Lyonnais Féminines (entraîneur adjoint)
 Depuis juin 2021 :  Stade rennais section féminine

Palmarès

 Vainqueur de la Coupe de la Ligue en 1984 avec le Stade lavallois
 Vainqueur du Challenge Kentish en 1983 avec l'équipe de France militaire

 Vainqueur de la Ligue des champions avec l'Olympique lyonnais Féminines en 2020.
 Champion de France avec l'Olympique lyonnais Féminines en 2020.
 Vainqueur de la Coupe de France avec l'Olympique lyonnais Féminines en 2020.
 Vainqueur du Trophée des Championnes avec l'Olympique lyonnais Féminines en 2019.

Statistiques
 308 matches et 4 buts en Division 1
 129 matches et 7 buts en Division 2
 4 matches en Coupe de l'UEFA

Vie personnelle
Le fils de Michel Sorin, Arthur, a été lui aussi footballeur professionnel. Il a notamment joué en Suède au Kalmar FF, et au Danemark. Son second fils, Eliott, ancien pensionnaire du centre de formation du Stade rennais, et qui a connu la sélection avec l'équipe de France des moins de 18 ans. Lors de la saison 2018-19, tous les deux évoluent sous ses ordres à l'AS Vitré. Sa fille Charlie est juriste à l'UNFP.

Notes et références

Liens externes

Naissance en septembre 1961
Naissance à Cossé-le-Vivien
Footballeur français
Joueur du Stade lavallois
Joueur du Stade brestois
Joueur du Stade rennais
Entraîneur français de football
Entraîneur de l'US changéenne
Entraîneur de l'US Saint-Malo
Sélectionneur de l'équipe du Bénin de football


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We asked members of the BuzzFeed Community to tell us their smartest ingredient swaps. Here are the tasty results.
1. Use oatmeal instead of breadcrumbs for all your binding needs.
Get the recipe for these doctored Swedish meatballs here.
2. Try sunflower seeds as a cheaper alternative to pine nuts.
"About 1/4 of the cost but a similar texture."
Get this recipe for pesto using sunflower seeds here.
3. Use the liquid from canned chickpeas (aquafaba) as a vegan substitute for egg white.
"You can use it for meringues, macaroons... chocolate mousse. It's amazing!"
Get the recipe for vegan meringues here.
4. Spread hummus rather than mayo on your favorite sandwiches.
Try it in an open face tuna melt! Get the recipe here.
5. Ditch the breadcrumbs and add crushed goldfish to top your mac and cheese.
Submitted by Hayley Morrin, Facebook.
Up your game even more by making them into mac and cheese balls. Get the recipe here.
6. Opt for applesauce rather than butter or oil in your baked goods.
These glazed applesauce donuts have no butter or oil in them at all. Get the recipe here.
7. Substitute the white sugar for pudding mix in cookies.
"Not really healthier, but it's yummy."
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8. Swap out butter for avocado when baking a cake.
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9. Cook rice in broth instead of water to boost the flavor.
"It can round out an otherwise one-dimensional meal!"
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"It helps the texture and consistency that eggs usually provide in things like bread or cake."
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12. Use yogurt instead of cream in curries or soups.
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13. Use cauliflower to make mashed "potatoes."
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14. If you're out of buttermilk, swap it out for milk with a little vinegar or lemon juice added.
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15. If you're out of brown sugar, mix molasses with plain white sugar.
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"It's not anywhere near healthy, but it tastes better."
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"The final product is moister and has subtle natural sweetness."
*Bonus* you can eat the batter or dough without being afraid. You can find the recipe for this chocolate banana monkey snack cake here.
18. Use greek yogurt instead of butter and milk when making boxed mac and cheese.
"Works best with white cheddar flavors."
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19. Coat your chicken in crushed Ritz crackers, not breadcrumbs.
"Turned out to be some of the best cutlets I have ever made!"
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20. Use evaporated milk instead of heavy cream in desserts.
You'll remove some of the calories AND not have to run to the grocery story every time you need fresh heavy cream. Learn how to make evaporated milk ice cream here.
21. Low on flour? Pulverize graham crackers to fill out baked goods.
"Never have I eaten better muffins."
Get the recipe for strawberry cheese cake graham cracker muffins here.
22. Use creamy avocado instead of mayonnaise in pretty much anything.
Try these guacamole deviled eggs for the holidays this year. Get the recipe here.
23. Replace lasagna noodles with tortillas.
"So much tastier and super quick. No more dreaded uncooked pasta."
Submitted by Matthew Joss, Facebook.
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Q: These two questions might be possible candidates for merging (after one is closed)? Original: What is the best way to parse html in C#?
Dup: Looking for C# HTML parser
The dup has more upvotes but they both have the same accepted answer.


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Q: Different score depending on check box? SOLVED (check spreadsheet) Trying to create a grade calculator for personal use. Please see the shared spreadsheet.
Trying to get a different score/sum depending on which check box is clicked. Don't know if this is possible. Open for other solutions. Thanks!
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vdtNemd2un3bcQyVua1_aQyYQbLtGOuRrha0nKokcvk/edit?usp=sharing

A: Checking if the cell/checkbox is checked is simply : =if(cell; valueIfTrue; valueIfFalse)
Score in D11 should SUM the grades values of :

*

*the 1st semester if D14 is checked (D2/D3)

*the 2nd semester if D15 is checked (D4/D5)

*the 3rd semester if D16 is checked (D6/D7)

And of course all 3 semester if all are checked.

Formula
= SUM(if(D14;ARRAYFORMULA(IFERROR(VLOOKUP(D2:D3; F2:G7; 2; 0)));0);if(D15;ARRAYFORMULA(IFERROR(VLOOKUP(D4:D5; F2:G7; 2; 0)));0);if(D16;ARRAYFORMULA(IFERROR(VLOOKUP(D6:D7; F2:G7; 2; 0)));0))