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The urban world is an exciting terrain for investigating the central institutions, structures and problems of the social world and how they have transformed through the last 200 years. This Reader comprises sections on urban social theory, racial and social difference in the city, culture in everyday life, culture and the urban economy, globalization and transnational social relations and the regulation of urban space.
This book provides a comprehensive economic and social history of urban America since 1950, covering the 29 largest urban areas of that period. Specifically, the book covers 17 cities in the Northeast, 6 in the South, and 6 in the West, decade by decade, with extensive data and historical narrative. The author divides his analysis into three periods - urban growth (1950 to 1970), urban crisis (late 1960s to 1990), and urban rebirth (since 1990). He draws on the concepts of the vicious circle and the virtuous circle to offer the first in-depth explanation for the transition from urban crisis to urban rebirth that took place in the early 1990s.
The contributors to The City, Revisited trace an intellectual history that begins in 1925 with the publication of the influential classic The City, engaging in a spirited debate about whether the major theories of twentieth-century urban development are relevant for studying the twenty-first-century metropolis.


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Mick Foley Confirms He's Leaving TNA Wrestling
By Ryan Clark |June 12, 2011
Mick Foley posted the following blog addressing his release from TNA Wrestling.
"A few days ago, I woke up to the harsh realization that leaving Impact Wrestling meant I couldn't take my kids to Universal Studios any time I pleased anymore. No Mummy or Simpsons without waiting, no post pre-tape rides on the Hulk-coaster. A few days from now, I will come face to face with an even harsher reality; for the first time in several years, there will be no paycheck awaiting me in the Foley mailbox. So with those two realities coinciding, I think it's only fair that I've been asking myself whether working for TNA (Impact Wrestling) was really all that bad.
"The answer I keep coming to is 'no' – it really wasn't all that bad. In fact, it was pretty good. Sometimes it was really good. I was treated treated with respect, paid well, and pretty much liked everyone I worked with… including Russo, Hogan and Bischoff, in case you were wondering.
"I think it's always a good idea to try see problems from other people's points of view. I mentioned on Twitter a few days ago that I pushed hard for changes I thought would be beneficial to Impact, and as a result, was thought to be 'difficult to work with.' You know, after a few days of serious thinking, I can really see how that 'difficult' label could indeed apply to me. I was incredibly critical of the company on Jeff Katz's 'Geek Week' last November, did an interview with the opposition to support my book, forgot to mention the company I worked for on several interviews, took part in a handful of interviews that I was asked politely not to by the company that employed me, and lastly, sent out a fairly immature and hurtful tweet comparing my Empty Arena match with the Rock in 1999 to Impact house shows – in terms of attendance. If not for Congessman Weiner's boner shot, my 'empty arena' crack may have been the most ill-thought and costly tweet of the month.
"I also mentioned my 'request' to be released from my contract. Actually, it began as an a legitimate offer to Terry Taylor to help trim the Impact roster of some expensive fat. I had some genuine differences creatively with Impact, and honestly didn't think the company should have to continue to pay good money to someone who had lost faith ion the product. At the time, it seemed like a pretty fair offer. But at the point we agreed to forge ahead with me as the Network rep, I should have just shut up and done the best I could in the role, at least until the Destination X show was over – at which point my departure could have become an interesting part of the show. I regret that an initial offer made in the company's best interest became a request and maybe even a demand in my own self-interest – or at least what i thought was my own self-interest.. until I realized I didn't get to go to Universal or to the mailbox anymore.
"Somehow, during the exit process, I forgot the central theme of the Rally to Restore Sanity (and/or fear) – that people could disagree without being disagreeable. I think I did become disagreeable there for a few days, and ultimately, the manner in which I departed was not good for anybody involved – me, TNA, the wrestlers, or the fans. I am especially sorry that some of the things I did or said hurt Dixie Carter personally. While some of the criticisms leveled at TNA/Impact by me or others are valid, I think it's been very helpful for me to step back and visualize the landscape of the wrestling business without the faith and vision of that one specific person. Because, make no mistake about it, without Dixie's leap of faith several years ago, Impact does not exist. 100's of incredibly talented wrestlers wrestlers would not have had the chance to show what they could do on a national stage. Dozens of others, myself included, would not have been able to enjoy second chances, last chances, or have the luxury or making choices, had Dixie chosen not to invest her time, passion and money into the complicated, frustrating world of pro-wrestling/sports entertainment. For me, personally, the opportunity at TNA/Impact afforded me the chance to enjoy almost three great years with my family, while being able to explore other passions, like my work with RAINN – even while my passion for wrestling was fading.
"Far too often, I was guilty of looking at the Impact glass half-empty – wishing the show and the company could be what I thought it should be, instead of seeing it half-full and appreciating TNA/Impact for what it was – a very good place to work, full of good people, who treated me and my family very well."
You can read the full blog at https://mickfoley.typepad.com/
CM Punk Posts Tweet Slamming WWE + JR Update
TNA Slammiversary: The Opener
Anna Jay Names Her Favorite WWE Stars When She Was Growing Up
Drew McIntyre Reacts To News Of Fans Returning At WrestleMania
The Undertaker Says The Current WWE Product "Is A Little Soft"
Former WWE Star Val Venis Quits Twitter
Tony Schiavone On Whether Tony Khan Will Purchase Impact Wrestling
Timothy Thatcher Wins WWE NXT Fight Pit II
WWE NXT Main Event, Title Match And Tournament Matches Announced For Next Week
WWE NXT Men's Dusty Rhodes Classic Teams Advance, Wrestler To Be Replaced After Injury Angle
AEW Dynamite Results: Inner Circle, Jon Moxley In Action, Sting – Darby Allin, Kenny Omega
WWE NXT Results – Fight Pit Returns, Women's Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic Kicks Off, More
MLW Fusion Results (1/20): ACH Vs. Jacob Fatu, Daivari Debuts, More
Britt Baker On Bayley: "We Like Her, She's A Role Model"

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This is the week my son had his first flag football game. He seems to really like it and loves to go to practice and have fun with his teammates. I love that he's trying a new sport this year! He's gained such an appreciation and great understanding of different types of sports these past few years.
I'm also filling out papers for my daughter to start preschool next year. I can't believe that she'll be ready for preschool this August! Even though I will miss her dearly, I think we'll both be happy that she can spend some time with friends and I can have a few hours a couple times a week to get the house cleaned and errands done. She already asks to go play every time I put a sundress on her because she thinks she's going to church!
With so much going on, life has been busy, so very busy. But definitely in a good way! It's really hard to find time after a long, busy day to make a homemade dinner every night. That's why I keep my freezer stocked with simple and easy go-to meals that are sure to please. It definitely beats drive-thru foods in taste and in value too!
One of our recent favorite finds are these Mrs. Paul's® Seafood and Veggie Meals I found at Publix. I shop there several times a week and am always on the lookout for new simple freezer meals that we'll love. The one shown in the photos is the Lemon Herb Shrimp. They also have a California Style Salmon and a Garlic Shrimp. These are so delicious and so incredibly easy to make! They are easy meal solutions that are super simple and perfect for two hungry people!
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I like to make one of these meals for my husband and I, and either make a second for the kids, or a kid-friendly favorite like Mrs. Paul's Crunchy Fish Sticks. They absolutely love those! These meals are perfect for busy couples and families too that are looking for quick and easy healthy meal options!
And with Lent coming up, these meals would make the perfect Friday night treat that's not only a tasty option, but a more wholesome one too! Or if you eat fish and seafood every Friday like we did growing up (and continue to do), this would be great on any given Friday and especially those super busy ones!
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Part IV The Content of International Responsibility, Ch.40 The Obligation to Make Reparation
Brigitte Stern
Responsibility of states — Reparations — Diplomatic protection — Erga omnes obligations — Codification — Customary international law — Sovereignty — Arbitration — Arbitral agreements — Arbitral tribunals
A new legal relationship arises on the commission of an internationally wrongful act attributable to a State. Where a State has been recognized as the author of an internationally wrongful act—whether the conduct consists of an act or an omission—it is not contested that the State has an obligation to make reparation for the injury caused by its conduct. This is not unique to international law. As in all legal systems, the notion of responsibility implies the substitution of a primary obligation by a secondary or subsidiary obligation, which is to make reparation...


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Wärtsilä launches Smart Realities: virtual and augmented simulation solutions for scalable and realistic training experience
Wärtsilä Corporation, Trade press release, 21 April 2022 at 11:00 UTC+2
Next-level immersive learning environment, using the latest Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) technology.
Focused and effective extended reality learning applications that increase accessibility, learning velocity, trainee throughput for a significantly lower cost.
Allowing commercial training providers to increase training profit and align the costs with the incoming training revenues through an OPEX based business model.
Utilising existing simulator content through unified software, ship models and sailing areas allowing sharing of exercises between the different simulator mediums.
Wärtsilä Voyage, part of the technology group Wärtsilä, launches Smart Realities – a cost-effective, easily scalable, and fully immersive extended reality (XR) training and assessment solution for ship handling, bridge and marine engineering applications that allow mariners to develop their skills and encounter unmatched and highly realistic true-to-life scenarios in a virtual risk-free environment.
As the shipping industry constantly evolves to adopt the latest intelligent and green technologies, there is also a need to improve mariners' training and learning environments to prepare them to adequately handle new systems and processes.
For this purpose, Smart Realities applications can transform the way that maritime educational content is delivered, enhancing student learning and engagement, and inspiring a new generation of tech-savvy mariners. Combining today's technology with 25 years of experience in hi-fidelity hydrodynamical, mathematical and physical modelling, the solution delivers the level of realism that is critical for knowledge growth and retention in complex manoeuvres and operations.
"There is little doubt that Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Reality applications will soon become an indispensable part of future volume training both as co-located and distributed learning. Smart Realities solutions are an essential extension of the Wärtsilä Simulation platform, utilising existing validated exercises, ship models and visual areas, and having all of the available instructional tools that simulation operators expect and need to achieve their learning objectives," said Johan Ekvall, Head of Product, Simulation and Training at Wärtsilä Voyage. "By providing multi-player capability, instructors can enter the virtual environment with the learners, or collaborative scenarios can be achieved from remote locations, offering an incredible opportunity to enable significantly better learning with technology."
"I believe that Smart Realities create added value to the training programs which are already in place here at The Maritime Skills Academy. There's a strong focus on situational awareness and decision making. The solution creates real-life immersive environments to make a simulation of the operations performed on board any ship, and the lifelike scenarios improve learning retention, job performance and team collaboration. We're very pleased with the results and unique learning approaches Smart Realities have brought us," said Capt. Josip Kulas, Director of Training & Simulation, The Maritime Skills Academy.
Smart Realities is a versatile solution that can be applied in almost all technologies in navigation, engineering, and other training fields. Smart Realities can be added as an extension of an existing simulator to complement it with bridge-wing scenario and other layouts or set up as a stand-alone, or portable solution.
To mark the launch, Wärtsilä Voyage is hosting the Wärtsilä Smart Realities launch event today at the MSA Portsmouth training center in Portsmouth, UK. The demonstrations will provide with an overview of the Smart Realities solution.
Next week the solution will be showcased to a wider audience at Seatrade Cruise Global 2022in Miami, US (April 25-28).
Image caption: Wärtsilä Voyage launches Smart Realities © Wärtsilä
All Wärtsilä releases are available at https://www.wartsila.com/media/news-releases and at http://news.cision.com/wartsila-corporation, where the images can be downloaded as well.
Media contacts for more information on this release:
Iana Avdeeva
Communications Manager,
Wärtsilä Voyage
Mob +358 50 434 4104
iana.avdeeva@wartsila.com
Wärtsilä Voyage in brief
Wärtsilä Voyage transforms how vessels perform their journeys and ports manage their operations by leveraging the latest digital technologies. Using data and AI-driven software, we deliver real-time insights into operations, performance, and energy use to enhance safety, efficiency, reliability, saving fuel and minimising emissions. Our solutions combine bridge infrastructure, cloud data services, decision support systems and smart port solutions to enable shore-to-shore visibility. We are committed to building an end-to-end digital ecosystem for shipping where all vessels and ports are connected, and all operations are safe and sustainable.
www.wartsila.com/voyage
Wärtsilä is a global leader in innovative technologies and lifecycle solutions for the marine and energy markets. We emphasise innovation in sustainable technology and services to help our customers continuously improve their environmental and economic performance. Our dedicated and passionate team of 17,000 professionals in more than 200 locations in 68 countries shape the decarbonisation transformation of our industries across the globe. In 2021, Wärtsilä's net sales totalled EUR 4.8 billion. Wärtsilä is listed on Nasdaq Helsinki.


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Core values at Crafted include: professionalism; attention to detail; being proactive; adaptability; ongoing learning; organisation; dependability and responsibility; and client focus.
With offices in London and Ipswich, Crafted aim to be rewarding place to work and are committed to achieving an enjoyable work-life balance for all staff.
The company's CEO, Ian Miller is a trusted and respected figurehead within the agency. Having joined as Head of Search and progressing up to Search Director and now CEO, Ian has been a familiar face at all levels of the agency and the driving force of the company's growth.
Staff down tools early on a Friday afternoon to come together to enjoy time together away from their desks. There are regular team building sessions and away days to encourage motivation and strengthen collaboration among teams.
Crafted arrange volunteering days several times a year, most recently cleaning a local RSPB nature reserve. In the last year, the company has also raised £25,784 through fundraising and donations to chosen charities.
Since last year, Crafted have introduced a range of initiatives, such as a charity day, blood donation appointments during work hours, free gym memberships and the Vitality Rewards Health Plan.


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Solar house gets a new home
The experimental solar house, constructed by the Queen's Solar Design Team, is moving this week to a new home on West Campus. Crews were on site Tuesday, at the corner of Union and Division streets, preparing the house to be lifted onto a flatbed trailer. The actual move to the West Campus parking lot near the water tower is expected to happen on Saturday, July 19. Once the house is moved, the parking lot at Union and Division will be graded and eventually paved to provide additional spaces for Queen's parking permit holders.
Tags: Engineering and Applied Science|Research Prominence
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Queen's researchers benefit from moustache fundraiser
The PRONTO team aim to determine the type of treatment needed after a prostate cancer diagnosis.
By Rosie Hales, Communications Officer
A national cancer research collaboration that includes two members from Queen's has been awarded the $5 million 2014 Movember Team Grant from Prostate Cancer Canada (PCC).
David Berman and Paul Park, both from the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine, will receive funding as part of the Prostate Cancer Program Project in Rapid Development of Novel Diagnostic Markers for Early Prostate Cancer (PRONTO). PCC identified the research team as poised to make the greatest impact in prostate cancer research.
The grant is awarded by PCC and funded by the Movember Foundation, a global charity that relies on the fundraising efforts of men collecting pledges as they grow moustaches every November.
PRONTO aims to determine the type of treatment needed when men are diagnosed with prostate cancer.
"Being a part of the PRONTO team provides me with a rare opportunity to participate in a large scale biomarker development project from discovery to clinical validation," says Dr. Park. "The interactions fostered within this multi-institution, trans-disciplinary team will have a big impact in establishing my research career in this field. The funds provided by this grant will be used to support a post-doctoral trainee in my lab, and also to help establish one of the core components of this project here on Queen's campus."
Fewer than half of diagnosed prostate cancers are harmful and men newly diagnosed with the disease face an array of options and possible side effects.
"If we could better separate harmful and harmless prostate cancers, we could help patients and their doctors make clearer choices. With funding from Movember and Prostate Cancer Canada our team will develop new and better tests for this purpose," says Dr. Berman. "For members of my laboratory and me, this is an unprecedented opportunity to work with experts in a variety of critically important areas to do something important for patients. We are extremely grateful to Movember, Prostate Cancer Canada, and all of the donors and volunteers who have made this work possible."
The team is led by John Bartlett of the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research and the research team is made up of 14 researchers from across Canada.
Follow these links for more information on Prostate Cancer Canada and Movember Canada.
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Cancer grading gets an upgrade
A microscope view of prostate cancer. Photo courtesy of David M. Berman, 2014.
Prostate cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer among Canadian men but only about half of these cancers grow rapidly enough to require treatment.
However, determining which prostate cancers need to be treated can be tricky because it's hard to predict through biopsy which cancers will eventually become harmful. In fact, because biopsies often do not yield accurate information, between a third and half of patients initially diagnosed with harmless prostate cancers are likely to be "upgraded" to potentially harmful cancers within a year or two of diagnosis.
A research team led by Dr. David Berman, a professor in the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine at Queen's, and Dr. Tamara Lotan from Johns Hopkins University discovered that the decline of a specific protein within a tumour could help identify the tumours requiring treatment.
"We have shown that a tumour-suppressing protein called phosphatase and tensin homolog, or PTEN, is lost most frequently in prostate tumours that will become harmful and require treatment," says Dr. Berman. "The team from Johns Hopkins has done a terrific job of making this test more reliable and valid and applicable to prostate cancer and to other forms of cancer."
Dr. David Berman.
Currently, the Gleason Grading system is used to determine the harmful potential of prostate cancers. Scores usually range from 6 to 10, with lower numbers often indicating cancers that are unlikely to become harmful.
One hundred and seventy four prostate cancer patients with a Gleason score of 6 had The team measured PTEN levels in cancers biopsied from 174 patients, who appeared to have harmless cancers with Gleason scores of 6 or less. Seventy-one of these cases were upgraded to potentially harmful cancers with a score of 7 after the entire prostate was surgically removed and examined by pathologists. Importantly, PTEN loss found in biopsies helped separate harmless cancers from their more dangerous look-alikes.
"The 71 patients who had their tumours upgraded had a three times higher rate of PTEN loss than the group that was accurately graded," says Dr. Berman. "Although the percentage of patients who have PTEN loss is low, this finding is extremely exciting as it proves that measuring proteins in biopsies can improve accuracy. Also, it's a fairly simple test that could be done in any pathology lab."
This research has been published in Modern Pathology. The research team included Dr. Jeremy Squire and Jennifer Good from the Cancer Research Institute at Queen's and a team of eight additional Johns Hopkins researchers: Filipe Carvalho, Sarah Peskoe, Jessica Hicks, Helen Fedor, Elizabeth Humphreys, Misop Han, Elizabeth Platz, and Angelo De Marzo.
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Researcher lands on exclusive list
Queen's University researcher Ian Janssen (School of Kinesiology and Health Studies, Department of Public Health Sciences) has earned a place on Thomson Reuters' Highly Cited Researchers list. He is the only Queen's professor to make the list and one of only 88 researchers working in Canada on the 3,215 member list.
The international list includes scientists and researchers whose work is most often cited in other research papers.
Queen's University professor Ian Janssen.
"This is a reflection of the volume and quality of work I have done in my field," says Dr. Janssen, the Canada Research Chair in Physical Activity and Obesity. "It shows that the research I have published has had a significant impact on other researchers. It is very gratifying to have made the list."
Dr. Janssen and other researchers on the list earned the distinction by writing the greatest number of "highly cited papers" as determined by Essential Science Indictors. Those papers rank among the top 1 per cent most cited in their subject field from 2002 to 2012. Dr. Janssen, who completed his master's and doctorate degrees at Queen's, has published close to 200 research papers since 1999. He was among 177 people nominated in the general social sciences category.
"Although my name appears on the Highly Cited Researchers list, this honour is primarily a reflection of the many talented and hard-working people I have worked with. I want to recognize the tremendous contributions made by the 30+ graduate students I have supervised and the dozens of researcher colleagues I have collaborated with."
The original Highly Cited Researchers list issued in 2001 identified more than 7,000 researchers and the list was updated again in 2004. The latest version features only 3,000 researchers whose work was deemed to be influential internationally.
Tags: Health Sciences|Internationalization|Research Prominence
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SNOLAB director reappointed to second term
By Andrew Carroll, Gazette editor
Nigel Smith (Physics) has been reappointed to a second term as the director of SNOLAB, the deep underground science laboratory specializing in neutrino and dark matter physics.
The SNOLAB facility is an expansion of the successful Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO) experiment.
The facility is operated by the SNOLAB Institute whose member institutions are Queen's University, Carleton University, Laurentian University, University of Alberta and Université de Montréal. It is located two km below the surface in the Vale Creighton Mine near Sudbury, Ont.
Nigel Smith (Physics) has been reappointed as director of SNOLAB for a second term.
First appointed in 2009, Dr. Smith says that the second term will allow him to see some results from the major projects currently underway.
"The detectors that we are building take many years to design, construct and operate so a five-year term is enough to get things moving but not really enough to deliver the science from these large-scale experiments," says Dr. Smith. "What I am looking forward to in the second term is having these projects, which we are now constructing, take data and complete the analysis to get the science out."
"It's the science that drives everybody here. It's the rationale for operating this facility," he adds.
According to Steven Liss, Vice-Principal (Research), Dr. Smith has definitely earned his reappointment.
"SNOLAB is internationally-renowned for its research and discoveries, and directing such a sophisticated and complex research site takes a great level of expertise," he says. "Nigel has done an outstanding job in his role as director of SNOLAB, and I look forward to seeing its accomplishments continue in Nigel's second term."
Under his leadership, SNOLAB has seen an increase in partnerships with other innovation centres across the country while also expanding the areas of study.
"We actually have quite a broad program of science here so the large-scale experiments that we're building at the moment are augmented by smaller-scale projects, some of which have a sufficiently short life-cycle that we have seen results over the last five years," says Dr. Smith.
During the next term his aim is to make SNOLAB the "partner of choice" for underground physics projects, providing world-class infrastructure and delivering world-leading science.
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Three economists recognized by national journals
Wednesday July 9, 2014
Dunning Hall houses the Department of Economics at Queen's.
Three members of the Queen's Department of Economics have been selected for prestigious best article awards by Canadian Public Policy and the Canadian Journal of Economics.
Graduate student Michael Kottelenberg and Professor Steven Lehrer were selected for the John Vanderkamp Prize for the best article in Canadian Public Policy.
Mr. Kottelenberg and Dr. Lehrer won the prize for their article "New Evidence on the Impacts of Access to and Attending Universal Child-Care in Canada."
"Steven and I were both excited to receive recognition for our contribution to the debate surrounding the provision of universal child care. This paper is one of a series of papers exploring the channels through which large scale subsidization of child care affects developmental outcomes in children," says Mr. Kottelenberg. "We are hopeful that our work will provide helpful insight into an important policy debate occurring both in Canada and elsewhere in the world."
Ian Keay, associate professor and chair of undergraduate studies in the economics department, received the Harry Johnson Prize for the best article in the Canadian Journal of Economics. His paper was titled "Trade policy and industrial development: iron and steel in a small open economy."
The trio received their awards at the 48th annual Conference of the Canadian Economics Association (CEA), held recently at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver.
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NSERC funding supports grad student exchange
By Anne Craig, Communications Officer
An international research program that includes three Queen's professors recently received $1.65 million from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) through its Collaborative Research and Training Experience (CREATE) grants program.
Nikolaus Troje (Psychology), Doug Munoz and Gunnar Blohm (Biomedical and Molecular Sciences) are members of The Brain in Action research group headed by Doug Crawford from York University. The funding will support trans-Atlantic supervision and exchanges of graduate students and research fellows as well as non-academic collaborations and internships.
Niko Troje is part of an international research team working with graduate students.
"The principal investigators are mentors for the graduate students in the program," explains Dr. Troje. "All of the funding goes to the graduate students to provide them with unique research opportunities working with some of the top experts in the world."
The Brain in Action program allows graduate students to study the connection between perception and action and to apply these findings to real world settings. For example, some students are studying how eye movement and vision work while walking outdoors.
Internships will allow students to apply their knowledge of vision and eye-hand co-ordination in areas including advertising and smart phone design.
The Brain in Action team includes 11 researchers at Queen's, York and Western University and 11 primary investigators from Justus-Liebig-Universitat Giessen and Philipps-Universitat Marburg in Germany.
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Engineering lab a real blast
By Communications Staff
A new video (above) invites viewers inside the Alan Bauer Explosives Laboratory in the Robert M. Buchan Department of Mining. Queen's is the only university in Canada with a well-equipped explosives test facility, which is located 50 km north of Kingston on 400 acres of land.
The facility includes a bunker with an ultra-high-speed framing camera, digital oscilloscopes and data acquisition systems, a high-speed camera and two blasting chambers for the study of dust explosions and detonation products. The laboratory is named after Dr. Bauer, the former head of the Department of Mining Engineering, who developed the facility in the 1970s.
The student media team within the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science filmed and edited the video. Visit the faculty's YouTube channel to view more videos on engineering and applied science laboratories.
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James Low, six alumni named to Order of Canada
Friday July 4, 2014
Queen's University emeritus professor James Low has been named a member of the Order of Canada for his contributions as an academic and as the founder of the Museum of Health Care.
The award is the second highest honour of merit in Canada and is given to those who make a major difference in Canada through lifelong contributions in their field.
"The award is actually more for the museum than for me," says the ever-humble Dr. Low, who has volunteered at the museum since it opened as a non-profit institution in 1991, served as its executive director until the end of 2012, and now works as its advancement officer. "We have created a unique cultural resource."
James Low poses with one of the only remaining original iron lungs used at Sick Children's Hospital in 1937.
Dr. Low was also the head of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Queen's from 1965 to 1985.
"This is the only mission-specific museum of health care in Canada," says Dr. Low. "We have two missions: develop a complete collection highlighting all health care disciplines, and tell the health care story to enhance public understanding. The past is the foundation on which the present is built. Preserving the health care legacy is important."
In his role as advancement Officer, Dr Low works with the museum's Board of Directors to find new patrons and donors which help preserve the museum's history.
"James Low has contributed greatly to Queen's University and its medical program since coming to Kingston nearly 50 years ago," says Principal Daniel Woolf. "Earning the Order of Canada is a true honour and rewards the years Dr. Low spent establishing the Museum of Health Care, the only one of its kind in Canada."
Six Queen's alumni were also appointed to the Order of Canada. Named as officers of the order are:
Harold Jennings, OC, MSc'61, PhD'64 (Chemistry), Distinguished Research Scientist, National Research Council of Canada, for his contributions to carbohydrate chemistry, notably in the development of a pediatric vaccine used internationally to prevent the most common strain of meningitis.
Veena Rawat, OC, PhD'73 (Electrical Engineering), past president of the Communications Research Centre, for her contributions to telecommunications engineering and for her leadership in establishing the global regulatory framework for radio spectrum management.
Shirley Tilghman, OC, Artsci'68 (Chemistry), DSc'02, a molecular biologist and past president of Princeton University, for her contributions to molecular biology, for her leadership in university education and for her influential efforts to champion women in science and engineering.
Named as members of the order are:
Jim Leech, CM, MBA'73, former president and CEO of the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and current Queen's chancellor, for his contributions as an innovator in pension management, for his writings on the subject of retirement funding, and for his community involvement.
Bruce McNiven, CM, Artsci'76 (History), lawyer and founding member and treasurer of the Trudeau Foundation, for his broad and sustained commitment to the preservation and flourishing of Montreal culture and heritage.
Donna Stewart, CM, Meds'67, chair of women's health for the University Health Network and U of T, for her contributions to women's health as a nationally renowned leader in the field.
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Alumnus to lead Canadian research organization
Thursday July 3, 2014
Queen's alumnus Mario Pinto has been named the new president of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).
"I really wanted to do something for Canada. I want Canada to occupy a more prominent place on the world research stage," says Dr. Pinto (Artsci'75, PhD'80).
Mario Pinto is the new head of NSERC.
A Toronto native, Dr. Pinto has strong ties to Kingston. Along with earning two degrees at Queen's, he met his wife Linda (Artsci'75, MSc'78) while registering at the Jock Harty Arena in 1971 and, as a graduate student, helped establish the Grad Club as a meeting and socialization space.
After receiving his PhD, Dr. Pinto did his postdoctoral work at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique in France and the National Research Council Canada in Ottawa before moving to Simon Fraser University (SFU) in 1983. He started his academic career as an assistant professor then became the Chair of Chemistry for five years before becoming Vice-President, Research, a position he held for 10 years.
With a busy career at SFU, Dr. Pinto says the decision to become the NSERC president wasn't taken lightly. The presidency is a five-year term and Dr. Pinto has goals and objectives he wants to reach during that time.
"I want to ensure that our researchers are better supported to make a greater scholarly impact. It's time to stand back and ask how we can be more efficient and more effective in supporting the entire ecosystem from ideas to innovation."
"On behalf of everyone here at Queen's, I'd like to congratulate Dr. Pinto on his new role with NSERC," says Steven Liss, Vice-Principal (Research). "The council will surely benefit from his leadership and expertise in research administration, and I look forward to working with him in his new capacity."
The appointment comes into effect this fall.
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More than 70 years ago, the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) erected a cross as a memorial to fallen service members in a remote area within what is now a federal preserve. After the district court held that the presence of the cross on federal land violated the Establishment Clause and the court permanently enjoined the government from permitting the display of the cross, Congress enacted legislation directing the Department of the Interior to transfer an acre of land including the cross to the VFW in exchange for a parcel of equal value. The district court then permanently enjoined the government from implementing that Act of Congress, and the court of appeals affirmed. The questions presented are:
1. Whether respondent has standing to maintain this action where he has no objection to the public display of a cross, but instead is offended that the public land on which the cross is located is not also an open forum on which other persons might display other symbols.
2. Whether, even assuming respondent has standing, the court of appeals erred in refusing to give effect to the Act of Congress providing for the transfer of the land to private hands.
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French pianist and composer; born in Paris, Nov. 30, 1813; died there, March 29, 1888. On attaining his sixth year he was admitted to the Paris Conservatory of Music, and when but seven years old (1820) won the first prize for solfeggio; on this occasion he gave his first public performance on the violin. Alkan was the pupil, in pianoforte, of Pierre Zimmerman, laureate of the Institute of France in 1850, studied harmony under Victor Dourlen, and, in competition, was awarded the first prize for this subject in 1826. In 1828 he was appointed honorary professor at the Conservatory, which position he resigned in 1835. Besides achieving distinction in the technique of music he obtained the first prize for composition awarded by the Institute of France in 1831. Two years later he visited London, and on his return to France settled in Paris as a teacher of the pianoforte.
Alkan devoted a part of his time to composition, and produced seventy-two works, comprising études, concertos, sonatas, caprices, transcriptions, and songs. Writing of his music, James D. Brown ("Biog. of Musicians," p. 14) says: "The works of this composer abound with technical difficulties. . . . His studies are especially extravagant in construction, and require close attention from even the best performers to obtain adequate interpretation." According to Grove ("Dict. of Music and Musicians," i. 53, London, 1890), Alkan's two series of twelve études (op. 35 and 39) and his "Trois Grandes Études" belong to the most modern development of the technique of the instrument, and represent, in fact, the extreme point which it has reached. Though they can not stand comparison in point of beauty and absolute musical value with the études of Chopin and Liszt, yet, like those of Anton Rubinstein, which are in some respects akin to them, they have a valid claim to be studied; for "they present technical specialities nowhere else to be found, difculties of a titanic sort, effects peculiar to the instrument carried to the very verge of impossibility."
The following are Alkan's chief compositions: "Étude Caprice," for the pianoforte (op. 12, 13, 15, and 16); "Le Preux," a concert study (op. 17); "Duet" for violin and pianoforte (op. 21); "Nocturne" for the pianoforte (op. 22); "Saltarelle" (op. 23); "Gigue" (op. 24); "Alleluja!" (op. 25); "Transcription from Mozart" (op. 26); "Étude" (op. 27); "Bourrée d'Auvergne" (op. 29); "Trio" for the pianoforte, violin, and violoncello (op. 30); "Twenty-five Preludes" for piano or organ (op. 31); "Collection of Impromptus" for the pianoforte (op. 32); "Sonata" (op. 33); "Three Marches" (op. 37); two books of "Chants" (songs without words, op. 38); another series of "Three Marches" (op. 40); "Three Fantasias" (op. 41); "Reconciliation," a caprice (op. 42); "Salut, Cendres du Pauvre," a paraphrase (op. 45); and a "Sonata" for pianoforte and violoncello (op. 47).
Baker, A Biographical Dict. of Musicians, pp. 12, 13, New York, 1900.


An inquest has been scheduled for next month surrounding the shooting death of a Wyoming man at the hands of Montana law enforcement following a standoff in a hotel lobby, according to Yellowstone County Attorney Scott Twito. 32-year-old Kyle Killough of Gillette, was shot in Billings by Officer David Raschkow on Oct. 27. Authorities say Killough was shot three times when he refused to drop a handgun following 25 minutes of negotiations and then turned toward police, brandishing the weapon.


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Financial Fridays: W!se
By Mike Castrilli, Director of Financial Literacy at W!se
Working in Support of Education (W!se) is a leading national educational nonprofit with a mission to improve the lives of young people and at-risk adults through programs that develop financial literacy and readiness for college and the workforce. Based in New York City, our initiatives transform the lives of Americans across the United States. We are spearheading a national effort to empower people, especially the underserved, to lead lives of financial well-being, succeed in college and excel in an increasingly competitive global workplace.
W!se has been a national Jump$tart partner, and manages the New York Financial Literacy Coalition, the New York State affiliate for the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy.
At the heart of our offerings is a family of financial literacy initiatives, comprising Financial Literacy Certification for high school students, Certification in Personal Finance for educators, and MoneyW!SE for survivors of domestic violence. These programs differ in scope and target audience, but all share a common thread – the administration of our standardized assessment of personal finance knowledge, and a certification for those who master the subject matter.
Financial Literacy Certification: W!se's Financial Literacy Certification program helps high school students become financially literate before entering college or the workforce. Schools participating in the program teach personal finance during school hours and then administer our national standardized Financial Literacy Certification Test. To support instruction, we provide professional development and resources. Students passing the Certification Test become Certified Financially Literate (CFL™). This certification, approved by state departments of education, is evidence that students have acquired the knowledge and skills for future financial success. W!se offers teachers and schools recognition based on students' performance on the Test. Our highest accolade, the annual ranking of the "Wise 100 Best High Schools Teaching Personal Finance" is the first ranking of its kind in the country.
Certification in Personal Finance for educators: This Certification is for secondary school teachers of personal finance. Teachers who pass the Test earn a Certification in Personal Finance (CPF) and receive a CPF certificate — a national credential demonstrating proficiency to teach personal finance.
MoneyW!SE for survivors of domestic violence: MoneyW!SE provides low income women and domestic violence survivors an opportunity to become financially literate through a 12-week course on personal finance. The Course culminates in the MoneyW!SE Financial Literacy Certification Test. Participants who pass the standardized Test become Certified Financially Literate, a credential that helps them at their jobs and search for work.
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Recognizing the challenges schools face when students are learning remotely and need to proctor a test securely, we developed an enhanced virtual proctoring solution. This new technology allows schools to administer our Certification Test seamlessly within our testing platform without the need for an external video classroom provider.
This Fall, we will be launching a new financial literacy mobile app and updated practice test website. These resources will enable students to take practice tests on the newly enhanced website or conveniently on their phones via the app.
The 2021 "100 Best W!se High Schools Teaching Personal Finance" ranking was announced in April at a virtual ceremony sponsored by Voya Financial®. The High School for Math, Science, and Engineering in New York City earned first place. The keynote speaker was Dr. Annamaria Lusardi, Founder and Academic Director of the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center and University Professor at The George Washington University
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The first round recipients of teacher scholarships to attend this year's #JumpstartNEC were sent by email yesterday. Applicants are encouraged to check their email and spam folders. Teachers who did not receive a scholarship in the first round are automatically wait-listed. Unclaimed scholarships will be awarded to wait-listed applicants the week of September 20. Congratulations to all the recipients and thank you to all the sponsors!
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Over 100 researchers, engineers, educators, entrepreneurs and community organizers from 30 countries have published a report describing the steps for providing global access to scientific hardware by 2025 through open source designs, collaborative research and new manufacturing techniques, including 3D-printing.
The group, who convened at CERN in Geneva and at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile in Santiago in 2017 during meetings supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, argue that too few people have access to the tools needed to perform science, particularly researchers in developing countries and communities wanting to gather and analyze data about their own environment. From microscopes to microfluidics and water quality test equipment, they are part of a growing movement to share designs for scientific hardware openly online that anyone is freely able to use, modify and even commercialize. They claim this could drastically reduce the costs of research while enabling people to collaborate and learn in new ways. "Our project is sustained by the shared goal of creating common knowledge through direct public participation in science and technology. Not from the detached criticism but practical engagement" suggests one of the authors, Dr Luis Felipe R. Murillo from the "Institut Francilien Recherche, Innovation et Société" in France.
The authors of the 'Global Open Science Hardware Roadmap' lay out the steps they think are needed to help their community move forward, including greater institutional support from universities, funders and governments who often prefer inventors to patent their hardware. Report contributor Dr Max Liboiron published an academic paper about her attempts to ensure her low-cost device for sampling marine microplastic pollution was freely accessible to the Indigenous populations she works with in northeast Canada. Several others make the case that open sharing is compatible with selling products and could in fact bring new opportunities for entrepreneurs. Jorge Appiah, an engineer and innovator who founded the Kumasi Hive makerspace in Ghana, believes that open sharing reduces the cost of entrepreneurship in an African context and allows "rapid scaling of impact solutions through location innovation, application innovation, and incremental innovation". This is supported by over fifteen startup companies who are successfully producing open hardware for science.
The report also tackles the need to ensure quality control and standards compliance, particularly to help reproducibility of science, which has been a major concern in recent years. Licensing, high-quality documentation and the social and ethical aspects of scientific work are also considered: "Scientific tools are not esoteric and boring pieces of technology that have no connection to our daily lives. Who can use them, how they're used and the results they provide can affect progress in developing new medicines, responses to environmental disasters and educating the next generation of scientists and technologists: so we have to take a wider view" explained author Dr Jenny Molloy from the University of Cambridge.
Communities that use and develop open hardware are broader than one might expect. The report features academic projects such as "White Rabbit", an open hardware technology developed at CERN that has the difficult job of ensuring sub-nanosecond accuracy in data transfers for the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and the OpenFlexure Scope, a 3D-printed microscope using a cheap Raspberry Pi camera that has recently received major funding from the UK government's "Grand Challenges Research Fund".
Open science hardware is also built and used by the public in community science projects: "Rede InfoAmazonia" works within a network of Brazilian communities to build drinking water quality sensors and send contamination alerts via SMS, while projects like EnviroMap and UTBiome map microbial ecology and environmental data with local communities in Austin, Texas. Public Lab, a US non-profit, convened citizens to map the "Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill" in 2010 and continues to work with local communities around the world who are affected by industrial pollution using low-cost, open-source kits that are improved by volunteers.
There are ongoing efforts to spread the benefits of open hardware globally. TReND Africa, for example, have led workshops teaching over 24 African scientists how to build their own 3D-printers and lab equipment at as little as 1% of the cost of commercial alternatives and achieve control over how they design their experiments. Activity in Africa looks set to increase with the first Africa Open Science and Hardware Summit due to take place in Ghana in April 2018 "OScH is a powerful tool to reduce the gap between theory and practice in African Higher Education but we should be careful about the neocolonialism driven by technology" reflects co-organiser and report author Thomas Herve Mboa Nkoudou, who is President of the Association for the Promotion of Open Science in Haiti and Africa (APSOHA).
After issuing this call for support, the group is planning to move forward their plans for scaling both the community and the reach of open hardware distribution at the Gathering for Open Science Hardware 2018 in Shenzhen, China which is a UNESCO Creative City and has been described as the "Silicon Valley for hardware".


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GameStop dates Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak amiibo for Aug. 26th, 2022
Let's hope these aren't hard to find
Roughly one week back, we noticed that GameStop had added the Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak amiibo to their internal system. The thing is, the amiibo were listed with two dates; Sept. 9th and Aug. 26th, 2022. Today they've updated the system once again, and it appears a firm date is in place.
Those looking to pick up the Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak amiibo should be able to pick them up on August 26th, 2022, as that's the only date GameStop has in their internal system right now. It doesn't seem that pre-orders are open just yet, but if/when they do go live, we'll be sure to share.
Hopefully GameStop or Capcom make an official announcement soon, as plenty of Monster Hunter fans are waiting to scoop these up.
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Northcote, a.k.a. Matt Goud, has the inspirational ride like the wind hopefulness of all of the Boss's big dreamers born to run from small town or street alley in his songs. Saskatchewan was Northcote's nemesis rather than New Jersey but all towns are cages to the young no matter if the gilding is gold leaf or wheat sheaf. Goud, once a member of harcore punk band MEANS, launched with his solo folkie 2011 debut Gather No Dust, followed up with the self-titled in 2013 and is set to release his third full-length, Hope Is Made From Steel, on Sep 25 2015. He has a backing band (Stephen McGillivray, Mike Battle & Derek Heathfield) that charges with him but he's essentially just a solitary man with throat full of gravel and a heart full of bleed, exclaiming cinematically, emblematically his anthemic empathy with the human condition. What can I say I'm a fan.


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Q: JQuery Class Conflict I have a jquery script that expands the row below it when you click it, i also have a table sorter jquery which sorts the table
The problem is both use classes on the
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I might be underestimating how easy it is to fix but if it is easy then that would be great. The table design is just a standard

A: You can avoid adding classes in your code, this way:

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Use of .filter() instead of pseudo-selectors inside jquery selectors, thanks to  Ohgodwhy.

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The dark and dreary Dead End believes in nothing beyond the sheer pointlessness of existence. His nihilistic world view drives him to perform increasingly dangerous stunts in pursuit of even a fleeting thrill. He has been known to throw himself into the line of fire. Theatrically morose, he considers his Autobot shell the height of ironic fashion and composes poetry so bleak as to be farcical. His mini-bazookas are nigh-undetectable when stowed.
Prelude: Dead End is a straight-up repaint of the Animated figure Jazz, so this review will focus mainly on the differences between the two figures.
Robot Mode: First off, Dead End is one of the figures who did not get a new head mold for their Botcon release, so he's got the same noggin' as Jazz. That works out well, though. In order to emphasize Dead End's rather bleak, goth-style outlook in life, he's gotten a black goatee, which makes his expression look sufficiently depressed. The rest of his body is mostly a dark burgundy, which is both relatively close to the paint-job of his G1 predecessor (though he was more brown than purple) and also dark enough for a self-styled goth (though there could have been more black, I guess). Very nicely done.
Apart from the color, nothing else has changed about the robot mode. He carries the same weapons as Jazz, of course, though the profile text calls them mini bazookas instead. Works for me, too. Posability is still awesome and everything fits together very nicely, so absolutely no reason to complain about anything here. Two thumbs up.
Alternate Mode: Dead End's vehicle mode is, of course, identical to that of Jazz except for the color. Here the similarity to G1 Dead End is even more pronounced than in robot mode, mostly because of the rather distinctive racing stripe that runs across the entire length of the car. Sure, the car is a completely different model than it was in G1, but apart from that, a very good match. Nothing new to write here apart from that, though. A top notch vehicle mode.
Remarks: Just like all the other Animated Stunticons, Dead End's sole appearance to date was in the Botcon 2011 comic book "The Stunti-Con Job", where he and the other Stunticons posed as Autobot actors in order to break Megatron out of prison. I think Dead End was actually the one with the least lines, which somewhat fits his image, of course. He didn't do anything of consequence in the comic book, so not a whole lot I can write here. The figure itself, though, is very nicely done and, in this case, actually trumps the original it was repainted from, at least in my mind. He just looks better to me than Animated Jazz. Can't give you a concrete reason for that, just a subjective feeling. Anyway, I wouldn't call Dead End the best of the set, but he's near the top and definitely worth getting for all Animated, Stunticon, or goth fans.


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Some Sony devices will skip Android 5.1.1 and upgrade directly to Marshmallow
A good amount of H1 2015 Sony devices still have yet to get an update to Android 5.1.1 Lollipop, and it looks like that will remain the case for some time.
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A good amount of H1 2015 Sony devices still have yet to get an update to Android 5.1.1 Lollipop, and it looks like that will remain the case for some time. According to Sony's support pages, the Xperia Z3+, Z4 Tablet and a handful of mid-range devices such as the C4, C5 Ultra, M4 Aqua and M5 won't receive another software update until Android 6.0 Marshmallow rolls out to these devices. All of these devices are currently running Android 5.0 Lollipop.
On one hand, this is bad news for owners of these smartphones and tablets. Android 5.0 has a notoriously irritating memory leak that can wreak havoc on non-beast-mode devices. Which is to say, exactly the kind of devices we're talking about. Android 5.1.1 fixes these issues for the most part, so it would be nice for Sony to push out the updates as soon as possible.
On the other hand, this means Sony will begin working on the update to 6.0 Marshmallow much sooner. Owners of these Sony devices will be able to run one of the latest versions of Android much sooner than they would previously.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow updates roundup
For a while, it looked like Sony was holding off on rolling out the 5.1.1 update until after the Xperia Z5 came out. Owners of seemingly abandoned devices clung to the hope that 5.1.1 would arrive in the night shortly after the Z5's release, but that date passed without a word from Sony. Although Sony has made no official announcement regarding this issue, their Mobile Support pages indicate that a large number of devices will move directly to Marshmallow.
Are you affected by this update skip? Tell us about it in the comments.
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My specialty is the Oracle PL/SQL language. You might even call it my obsession. I first started using PL/SQL during my first stint at Oracle, from 1987 to 1992. I used it in SQLForms 3, the first place that PL/SQL appeared. That was an enormous improvement over the SQLForms 2.x trigger logic.
PL/SQL got really exciting, though, with version 7 of Oracle Database, when the PL/SQL dev team added full support for packages and other stored program units, exception handling, embedded (static) SQL, and so much more.
I left Oracle in 1992 and became a consultant. I'd always liked to write and when in 1994 publishers realized there was a large-enough market of Oracle Database developers, I took a chance and signed up to write a book called Oracle PL/SQL Programming for O'Reilly Media.
It was the first independent reference on PL/SQL (that is, not Oracle documentation) and it was a big hit, relatively speaking. It became popular enough to be called "the Bible for PL/SQL developers" and free me up from daily consulting, so I could devote myself fully to helping developers make the most of PL/SQL.
Which I did, first as a PL/SQL evangelist for Quest Software (and then Dell), up through 2014. Then I returned to Oracle Corporation to lead a team of Developer Advocates.
Along the way, I trained thousands of developers, wrote ten books on PL/SQL (yes, ten, about 6 too many, I figure looking back), countless articles and blog posts. I recorded hundreds of videos on the topic, visited dozens of countries to present at conferences. I've also picked up a few speaker awards, and was one of the first Oracle ACE Directors.
I also created a website called the PL/SQL Challenge that offered daily ranked quizzes on PL/SQL. At its peak we had over 2000 developers taking the quizzes each day. That website was transformed into the Oracle Dev Gym (https://devgym.oracle.com), which now offers quizzes, workouts and classes on SQL, PL/SQL, database design, logic and more. All free, of course.
Yet even the best job in the world can get, well, repetitive after awhile. There will always be more to say and write about PL/SQL, certainly. But after almost 7 years at Oracle (in my second round), I decided it was time for a change. I wanted to work more closely with developers who were doing the work (delivering solutions for customers with PL/SQL) and I wanted to help make Oracle Application Express (APEX) more successful. So I joined Insum on Feb 1 2021!


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I recently completed my new vision board and wanted to share the process and why you should be using this powerful tool to help you manifest your goals. The concept of a vision board is similar to the Law of Attraction where you use the power of thought to attract all that you want in your life. A vision board is all about assembling images that invoke positive emotions associated with your specific goals. Ideally, you would place this board in a prominent and visible place in your home where you could view it on a daily basis to set into motion the powerful and positive energy necessary to attract your heart's desires.
1. Take some time to think about what you want over the next six months to a year. (This is a good timeframe for a vision board and you can redo yours as often as you like.) Grab a glass of wine, light a candle and just take some time to map out the kind of life you want.
2. Find images, words, and phrases that are associated with #1. For example, I want to travel more in the next year. Specifically to Ghana and Denmark, so I found the Ghanaian flag and a canal in Copenhagen for my board. You can always find images that are synonymous with your dreams.
3. Snip what you find and paste it on to your board. I like to organize my board according to each goal. I have a travel corner, relationship corner, career corner, home corner, etc. Each goal has a spot. Again, you can organize however you want, but this is just what worked for me.
4. Frame your vision board.
5. Hang it in your office or an area in your home that you visit daily.
A vision board helps you to focus and detail specific life goals. Visualizing your goals on a daily basis helps to serve as a constant reminder of the various steps necessary to make your goals happen. Its presence is meant to be a pervasice source of inspiration, a reminder of what you want, and how you want to feel on a regular basis. Often times, even the most diligent one amongst us, loses sight of our goals and we sometimes get weighed down by the constant grind. A vision board is meant to keep you on track!


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Anthony Weiner May Face 2 Years in Prison For Sexting 15-Year-Old
BYChris Morris
A Manhattan judge is scheduled to sentence Anthony Weiner Monday for his sexts to a minor—and prosecutors want the former U.S. Representative behind bars.
Weiner in May pleaded guilty to sending a series of sexually explicit pictures and messages to a 15-year-old girl in North Carolina. As part of that agreement, he agreed not to appeal any sentence between 21 and 27 months and will register as a sex offender. Officials are seeking a two-year sentence.
Federal prosecutors dismissed Weiner's claim of regret and assertion that he is undergoing treatment, saying he failed to learn any lessons from his previous sexting scandals and his conduct "suggests a dangerous level of denial and lack of self-control."
Weiner resigned from Congress in June 2011 after admitting to "exchang[ing] messages and photos of an explicit nature with about six women over the last three years." Then, in 2013, while running for mayor of New York, he was caught in another sexting scandal after sending explicit photos to a 22-year-old using the alias "Carlos Danger."
"He initially denied his conduct; he suffered personal and professional consequences; he publicly apologized and claimed reform. Yet, he has, on multiple occasions, continued to engage in the very conduct he swore off, progressing from that which is self-destructive to that which is also destructive to a teenage girl," prosecutors wrote.
Weiner's conduct is considered a potential catalyst for Hillary Clinton's loss in the 2016 presidential election. Less than two weeks before Election Day, then-FBI director James Comey reopened the probe into Clinton's use of a private email server because of potentially "pertinent" emails on Weiner's laptop, which were uncovered thanks to an FBI investigation into his sharing of illicit photos. At the time, Weiner was married to Clinton aide Huma Abedin.
In her election memoir, What Happened, Clinton discusses the moment she learned Weiner's indiscretions had resulted in the investigation being re-opened. "When we heard this Huma looked stricken," Clinton wrote. "Anthony had already caused so much heartache. And now this. 'This man is going to be the death of me,' [Huma] said, bursting into tears."


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No. 12 West Virginia welcomes surging TCU
January 14, 2020, 4:15 AM UTC
West Virginia is turning heads over the first demanding stretch of the Big 12 Conference season the old-fashioned way -- with defense and moxie.
The 12th-ranked Mountaineers will have to keep their nose to the proverbial grindstone when they host surging and defense-minded TCU on Tuesday in just another huge early-season league game in Morgantown.
The Mountaineers (13-2, 2-1) may be ahead of TCU in the AP rankings, but they are looking up at the Horned Frogs in the conference standings. That's an aspect of Tuesday's game that can't be lost on West Virginia, which comes into Tuesday's dustup after a 66-54 win on Saturday over No. 22 Texas Tech.
"We didn't play very well," West Virginia coach Bob Huggins told reporters on Saturday. "We threw it around too much. Twenty turnovers again. We're not going to continue to win doing that. We're not going to continue to win shooting 50 percent from the free-throw line."
Despite leading the Big 12 and ranking second in the country in field-goal percentage defense, Huggins said there is still room for growth on the defensive end of the floor, too.
"We're rotating, but we've got to rotate better," Huggins said. "We've got to take the shorter route to people and be a little more aggressive when we get there."
West Virginia also ranks second in the nation in 3-point field-goal percentage defense (23.3 percent), second in field-goal percentage defense (35.1) and fifth in rebounding (42.3).
The Horned Frogs (12-3, 3-0) come off a dominating 52-40 win over Oklahoma State on Saturday. TCU's 3-0 start in Big 12 play is its best start in conference play since it went 14-0 in the Western Athletic Conference during the 1997-98 season.
TCU is tied with No. 2 Baylor atop the league standings and comes into play Tuesday with four straight wins.
Desmond Bane finished with a game-high 20 points, nine rebounds and six assists in the win over Oklahoma State. The Frogs are now 6-0 when he scores at least 20 points. He also on Saturday became the 10th player in program history to reach the 1,500 career points mark.
"It's still early," Bane told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram of his team's start to the season. "We have to grow and keep getting better. It's great to be off to a 3-0 start, but we are on a plane (Monday) to head to West Virginia, so we have to keep our eyes up and keep working."
The Horned Frogs held Oklahoma State to 30.2 percent from the field and 10.5 percent from 3-point range (2 for 19), the lowest shooting percentages an opponent has shot against TCU this season.
It wasn't the prettiest of wins for TCU, and Horned Frogs' coach Jamie Dixon was quick to point out that his team still has plenty of work to do.
"That's our message going forward," Dixon said. "Obviously our defense was really good. Don't let them get threes was our message. We got some work to do offensively. We've got to be better on Tuesday (at West Virginia)."
The Horned Frogs have never won in Morgantown, losing all six of their conference games in Morgantown since the two teams joined the league.


The Friday Forum urges you to act immediately and decisively to counter the increasingly venomous and strident anti-Muslim hate campaign launched by a few extremist groups claiming to represent the majority Sinhala community.
As you are aware, this campaign has intensified over the past several months. The country has witnessed attacks against mosques, and the circulation, on social media, public posters and websites, of obscene and vituperative messages that are offensive to religious beliefs. It has witnessed anti-Muslim public rallies and processions, including a call to boycott Muslim business establishments.
In any situation in which there are efforts to incite communal tensions, the primary responsibility of removing such threats and reassuring the community under attack is with the Government.
The people elect the President and other representatives in the expectation that they will ensure an environment in which all citizens can live assured of their human rights including equality, personal security, dignity and religious freedom. Failure of a Government to provide this is a serious breach of its responsibilities and has, in the past, had tragic consequences for our country and our people.
In a plural society hate campaigns against a specific community must be taken very seriously by the Government and the people and viewed in the wider context of our historical, sociological, economic and foreign policy realities. The possibility of violence against a particular community, and the dangers of ethnic cleansing are very real.
The horrors of the 1983 ethnic riots constantly remind us how human life and personal security mean nothing, when there is incitement to communal violence and hatred. Hate campaigns inevitably result in a deep sense of fear and vulnerability among members of the targeted community, giving rise to a fear psychosis. Such a situation not only deeply harms that community, but also imbues a whole society with suspicion and propensity to communal violence.
We welcome that you clearly spoke against those who incite communal intolerance at the recent Independence Day celebrations held in Trincomalee. Yet, the Government headed by you has not up to now taken decisive and concrete measures to stem the current hate campaign or to reassure the Muslim community of its rightful place in our society. This is difficult to understand in light of your own assurances and that of the Government on the urgent need to forge a lasting peace after ending the destruction and suffering of 30 years of fratricidal war.
The silence of the Government and a mute response in the face of the hate campaign against the Muslim community, particularly through the misuse of media, is a violation of both national and international law. Such misuse sometimes justified as respect for freedom of speech and expression only encourages those who incite communal disharmony and violence.
The Government has recently decided to prohibit sterilisation programs for consenting adults, undermining family planning and reproductive health policies that conform to national public health and treaty commitments. This decision, while unacceptable in itself, can also be perceived by the public as concession to the anti-Muslim lobbies.
The aggressive assertion of identity by any community creates tensions in a pluralistic society. If there are problems over issues related to any religious group, for instance, the recent 'Halal' certification issue, these need to be looked into dispassionately and responsibly after careful verification of the facts. The public must also be provided with accurate information with a view to defusing and not exacerbating tensions.
We urgently call on you as elected Head of State to address the nation denouncing the current anti-Muslim campaign and its sponsors and detailing the measures the Government will take to deal with the hate campaign against Muslims. Only such steadfast and resolute action, rising above narrow identity politics, can safeguard the peace and further an environment of communal harmony and security in our country.
Jayantha Dhanapala, Professor Savitri Goonesekere, Rt Rev Duleep de Chickera, Dr Deepika Udagama, Professor Arjuna Aluwihare, Shanthi Dias, Anne Abayasekara, Lanka Nesiah, Faiz-ur Rahman, Dr Jayampathy Wickramaratne, Ahilan Kadirgamar, J.C. Weliamuna, Javid Yusuf, Danesh Casie Chetty, Damaris Wickremesekera, Rev Dr Jayasiri Peiris, Dr A.C. Visvalingam, Professor Camena Guneratne, Professor Ranjini Obeyesekere, Dr Upatissa Pethiyagoda, Dr Devanesan Nesiah, Chandra Jayaratne.


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Q: Display full name in rails select form defined in model I am working on rails 5 app. The issue I am facing is I am defining a drop down to select the user from another table in blogs form.The associations are as below.
blog.rb
has_many :blogs

def set_full_name
 self.full_name = [first_name, last_name].join(' ')
end

user.rb
belongs_to :user

The problem is in this select form instead of displaying just the first_name in the drop-down list, I was to show the full_name of the user which I have defined in the user model. How can I do that?
<%= form.collection_select :user_id, User.all, :id, :first_name, {prompt: "Select"}, autofocus:true, class: "form-control", id: "user" %>

A: You're calling :first_name for the text property. Use :full_name
<%= form.collection_select :user_id, User.all, :id, :full_name, {prompt: "Select"}, autofocus:true, class: "form-control", id: "user" %>


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Solium Fatalis – The Undying Season (Galy Records)
Thursday, 29th January 2015 By Katarina McGinn
After checking out New Hampshire's Excrecor last year, it only seemed natural to start following Solium Fatalis as well, since they share two band members (vocalist Jeff DeMarco and guitarist Ehren Hill). Low and behold, about one year after Excrecor's Hypnotic Affliction, we are looking at the latest from Solium Fatalis with The Undying Season. It's surprising that this upcoming release has been flying so far under the radar to this point, as this heap of death metal goodness also features Cryptopsy's drummer extraordinaire Flo Mounier and bassist Olivier Pinard.
Fans of Hypocrisy will feel quite at home with The Undying Season. Solium Fatalis like to carry a dark and sinister guitar sound and really nail the mid-tempo, thunderous riff approach to blackened death metal. Certainly things vary in tempo and pacing (as they should), but easily headbang-able and memorable riffs are what are going to bring you back for repeated listens (see "Contagion"). There are also a number of melodies and leads that weave their way into the mix, with "An Asylum for Penitence" and "Corruptor" being some of the highlights. In contrast, there are moments of massive brutality that are enhanced by Mounier's drum presence, like the frantic approach to "Paths to Obliteration." It's quite clear that Solium Fatalis know how to bring the complete death metal picture into focus, rather than just utilizing one specific approach.
While the formula may seem familiar, there's no faulting Solium Fatalis' execution here. The Undying Season successfully merges the bludgeoning force of death metal with just enough melody to keep things interesting over the long term. Being able to capture that essence without turning it into a more "commercially-friendly" atmosphere is no easy feat to master; let's hope that some more heads are turned towards the band with this one. Solium Fatalis are a force to be reckoned with.
Solium Fatalis official website
Solium Fatalis – Genetically Engineered to Enslave (Wicked Music)
Solium Fatalis – Firing into Extinction
Stoned to Death II – June 3, 2017 – Hawks and Reed Arts Performing Center, Greenfield, MA
Solium Fatalis – Neuronic Saw (Self-Released)
Now You Know: Solium Fatalis


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El Cementerio Central de Tunja es el cementerio más importante de la ciudad de Tunja, en Boyacá, Colombia, y considerado uno de los más antiguos de Colombia.

Historia
El cementerio comenzó a construirse en 1828, y en 1930 comenzaron a construirse las bóvedas de cemento y ladrillo. La parte más antigua se creó con el fin de que fuera un espacio verde agradable para los muertos; en la parte más moderna el espacio entre tumbas es mucho más reducido.

Según algunos estudiosos, las ampliaciones y construcciones nuevas dañaron la paisajística inicial, por lo que sugieren que estas se vayan derruyendo poco a poco hasta dejar al cementerio como estaba originalmente, dado que es considerado un bien patrimonial según el Plan de Ordenamiento Territorial colombiano.

Referencias

Cementerios de Colombia

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