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El arte, el idioma y la celebración de los Juegos Olímpicos, influían en la unidad de los griegos. La civilización griega era grande, poderosa y diversificada. Este video te presenta algunos de los rasgos que ayudaban al mantenimiento de la unidad de los griegos. (1:30)
SANKORÉ Session Inserm : Les nouveaux médias et le développement cognitif de l'enfant
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Les nouveaux médias viennent concurrencer les outils traditionnels de la transmission des savoirs et du développement des capacités cognitives.
Que disent les neurosciences sur l'Education numérique ?
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This class assesses current and potential future energy systems, covering resources, extraction, conversion, and end-use technologies, with emphasis on meeting regional and global energy needs in the 21st century in a sustainable manner. Instructors and guest lecturers will examine various renewable and conventional energy production technologies, energy end-use practices and alternatives, and consumption practices in different countries. Students will learn a quantitative framework to aid in ev
Gréer et dégréer son bloc (video)
"Gréer et dégréer son bloc" est destiné aux apprenants en préparation du niveau 1 de plongée sous-marine. La vidéo illustre les étapes de gréement et de dégréement d'un bloc. Elle expose par ailleurs les préconisations d'emploi et de sécurité associées.
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Education For Whom and For What?
Noam Chomsky, a world-renowned linguist, intellectual and political activist, spoke at the University of Arizona on Feb. 8, 2012. His lecture, "Education: For Whom and For What?" featured a talk on the state of higher education, followed by a question-and-answer session.
Chomsky, an Institute Professor and a Professor Emeritus of Linguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where he worked for more than 50 years, has been concerned with a range of education-related issues in recent
Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring
The intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring service works to identify new neurological impairment during surgery to allow for prompt correction, provides functional guidance to the surgeons and ultimately the best patient outcomes.
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Act Big: Dare to See - Kaia Stern - Harvard Thinks Big
Kaia Stern
Director of the Prison Studies Project
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This resource describes the steps required to harvest OAI-PMH repository data using Google Refine, cleaning/reconciling records around a pivot (in this instance institution names), before exporting a log file compatible the repository visualisation tool Gource.
Practice Based Learning
Learning for students working together on care of the elderly wards and or rehabilitation units. The Leicester Model is applied in the design of this ward based learning.
Working with International Data on Government Finances
This is a case study including graphs and sources, aimed at introductory economics students, showing how to obtain, transform and interpret international data, using for its example a comparison of government finance between six countries.
Rational Exponent Rules - Problem 2 of 4
This video is a continuation and presents another example that demonstrates how to apply the rules for rational exponents to simplify a rational expression with fractional exponents. (1:56)
Rational Exponent Rules - Problem 4 of 4
This video is a continuation and provides an example that demonstrates how to simplify a higher degree radical expression by applying the rules for rational exponents. (1:44)
Simplifying Radicals Using Rational Exponents
This video explains how to simplify roots that are either greater than four or have a term raised to a large number by rewriting the problem using rational exponents. Remember that every root can be written as a fraction, with the denominator indicating the root's power. When simplifying radicals, since a power to a power multiplies the exponents, the problem is simplified by multiplying all the exponents together. (1:44)
Freedom Riders Create Change
In this video segment adapted from American Experience: "Freedom Riders," view newsreel footage, archival photos, and interviews to explore how the Freedom Rides of 1961 brought about the end of racial segregation in interstate transportation. The Freedom Riders, aware that their nonviolent protest would elicit violence from some Southerners attempting to enforce local segregation laws, were determined to continue their protest even in the face of possible arrest. A series of events involvi
Fresh Troops
In this video segment from the American Experience: "Freedom Riders" Web site, view newsreel footage, interviews, and archival photos to explore how students in Nashville, Tennessee, prepared for civil rights protests by training in the techniques of nonviolent direct action. This training prepared them for several initial efforts focused on the Nashville community and made them ideal reinforcements when attacks by white mobs decimated the ranks of the first Freedom Riders in 1961. (4:07)
Power Teaching and Classroom Management
This video is a great way to help with classroom management....and engagement! Can be used with any grade level. It works - I've done it!
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Blu Moon offers a collection of trendy, celebrity-driven looks. Founded in 2009 by California-based designers Ling-Su Chinn and Amber Farr, the line is known for accessible fashion, bohemian prints, and easy-to-style pieces.
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October has been a rough month. I've been told it's because of October 29th's super powerful full moon. But if you don't believe in that sort of thing, you can blame it on the weather. Which, by the time this posts, should be pretty interesting, thank you Sandy. Given the month I had, it seems only appropriate that it go out with a storm of epic proportions. I've never been so excited for November, which I hope will be the most uneventful month ever.
One thing in particular I'm looking forward to next month is the screening of Birth Story: Ina May Gaskin and the Farm Midwives on Friday, November 2 at Fiber Flame in Saugerties. Sponsored by Illuminated Baby and Fiber Flame, the film screening will be followed by a panel discussion with local midwives and doulas, moderated by yours truly. The documentary tells the story of iconic midwife Ina May and how The Farm and her Farm Clinic came to be. For anyone who is passionate or curious about home births, it is not to be missed.
Seating is limited, so it is recommended you reserve a seat in advance. For ticket and location information, click here.
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Brassy pageant coach mixes beauty with self-esteem.
Female barrel racers compete, argue, curse.
Fitness duo promotes their biz, plus lots of other brands.
Interesting survivalist contest showcases skills, respect.
Self-absorbed reality spin-off has vocab, innuendo, booze.
Docuseries explores unusual role of sports mascots.
Docuseries finds darkness, drama in comic's personal life.
Funerals entertain and educate about cultural traditions.
Cake Boss star helps struggling businesses in sweet series.
Hollywood talent manager is blunt, sometimes raunchy.
Teen's quest for donor dad raises timely talking points.
Texas law enforcement reality is more violent than most.
Docuseries flaunts painted bodies -- some nude, some scary.
Survivalist reenactments are informative, but intense.
Wealthy, religious blended family gets reality treatment.
Sweet sloth sanctuary series focuses on sick, hurt animals.
Animal jobs are exciting and potentially dangerous.
Teen drama plays out in football-themed reality show.
Likeable celeb couple reality tackles some serious topics.
Edgy design contest mixes fashion, music, arguments.
Nurses fight, curse, booze after-hours in reality series.
Great role models exist in stories of helpful athletes.
Inspiring tales of human triumph make great family viewing.
The reality trials of ex-con governor and much younger wife.
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Austal USA announced the appointment of Terry O'Brien to the position of Vice President of Business Development and External Affairs, effective November 18, 2013.
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Information as an asset is moving to the forefront of the business agenda. From basic analytics to sophisticated visualization. From taking advantage of big data to pattern discovery and sense-making. Despite many advances, we remain a long way from completely automated discovery and contextual analysis. Machines are very good at finding patterns, but we should still have human analysts – augmented by visualization tools – to determine real meaning and value.
Powerful new insights can be gleaned by those who learn to detect signals from the noise, derive meaning from the signals and turn meaning into action. A small percentage of external unstructured data may drive huge insights. The trick is figuring out where to focus.
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Taking place at the home of the New York Mets, Citi Field, the 2013 Major League Baseball™ All-Star Game will be the 84th edition. Typically marking the halfway point in the MLB™ season, this game features players from both the National and American Leagues. A symbol of American identity, baseball has long been known for its outward expression of the drive that leads to victory. Considered America's pastime, Major League Baseball™ is representative of competition, teamwork, and passion. Adorn yourself with the All Star Game 2013 Charm for the motivation and inspiration to succeed in the game of life. Each charm hangs from Alex and Ani's Expandable Wire Bangle and is available in a Russian Gold and a Russian Silver finish.
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Online Reservations
The restaurant has a very menu assortment. The food tastes great and the quality is always consistent. One of my new favorites in the twin cities.
Happy to have carpaccio again -- missed it do a long time . Good to be back Figlio's again. There's waiting between Order. Hoping this improves .
The lamb meatballs were great. The beans served with them ok. The beet salad was good but the lettuce it was served on was not. The tortellini was great! The bread served before the meal does not have the selection Figlio is known for and they are very stingy with the olive oil, pairing it with vinegar. The artichoke dip is fabulous.
Food, ambiance, service all a few notches above its predecessor Sopranos. Much too noisy to enjoy conversations with friends although the qualities mentioned earlier still make it a worthwhile visit.
This was my first time dining at the new Figlio and overall it was a good experience. The service was very good and the ambience was good, but the restaurant is very loud. I liked my tortellini and I also tasted my friends Gargellini which I thought was very good. I would return to Figlio.
6 of us visited Sunday, 9-22-13 @ 5:00 pm. Everything was excellent including food and service. Nice decor with moderate noise level so we could talk without shouting. Will go again.
I was unaware that Figlio's had re-opened, a year ago! I was delighted to find many things had not changed – some of the same great staff, the food was fab, they had my favorite wine and of course the atmosphere provided a great opportunity to hang with family and friends!
Our experience at Figlio was great. It was our second time dining there and on both occassions we received great service and the food was delicious. We would definitely recommend Figlio for any dining experience.
Entrees were great but they forgot to put in our appetizer order, so we ordered dessert...can't complain in the end
small group of 5 on a Saturday night we had very nice appetizers(Calmari and Bruchetta) and drinks. The service was a little slow intially, but picked up after we ordered. Food was very good, sevral pasta dishes as well as chicken entree,price points excellent, quality top shelf. Would definately return.4 out of 5 stars!
The table we had was very distracting as it was right next to the silverware sorter and bread basket area. It was also in very close proximity to the next table over. We were so close it felt like we were on a double date. Also, It was so loud in there we could barely hear the server. We did enjoy our food and would go back but probably not on a saturday night!
Try the artichoke dip! Seriously the best I have ever had.
The Uptown Figlio used to be a regular spot for me and I have missed it so. I have FINALLY made it to 2.0 and while I miss the great space of the old Figlio, this space is great and the menu is still fantastic. The old favorites are still on there but this time I decided to go with the Stromboli based on the server's recommendation. It was a bit heavy on the pesto (for my taste) but delicious nonetheless. I'm looking forward to going back to try some other dishes I had my eye on. The service was great as well. We were seated right away and were not rushed at all when we couldn't make up our minds about what we wanted. Really appreciated the suggestions and guidance.
Amazing food and awesome service. Perfect meeting spot for a group of friends
We had a great experience. First time at this location. Really pleased with gluten free options.
Had a very pleasant dinner. Enjoyed seeing some of the old classic entrees from the old restaurant as well as new dishes. Very pleasant server and I will dine again in the future.
Gathered family for bday celebration. Had young and old folks. Kind of loud for oldies but they loved the energy of the restaurant. Food was fabulous and wait staff was excellent.
The experience was great and the food very tasty. Their entrees and options are creative and different.
When I made the reservation I added a note that we were celebrating a birthday and as soon as we sat down the server came over and wished the party in our group a happy birthday. The food was great and we had great service! Its one of my favorite places to eat at the west end. It was busy the entire time we were there, but toward the end it took a while to get our bill. It did not bother me because we were in no rush to leave.
Lovely dinner. Old favorites. Tortellini, Wings. Great new dish. Pressed garlic Chicken. Great server!
The regular menu has lots of options, but we opted for the happy hour plates at our last visit. Great portions and wonderful food! The service was outstanding!
I had reserved a table for myself, intending to relax a bit before attending the Twin Cities Film Festival at the ICON. Unfortunately the boss needed something at the last minute and I was late getting to Figlio's. The staff was awesome! I let them know that I needed to have my order quickly or I would be late for the screening. They got me my table, my sorely needed cocktail and my delicious food with time to spare. Enjoyed it all! I am going back very soon for a truly laid back feast.
This was our first visit to Figlio's, with out of town guests. I had read reviews that said the restaurant was too noisy, but that was not our experience at all. The ambiance is fine but nothing special. It was all about the service and the food, and both were excellent! We followed our server's recommendations and were not disappointed. We will definitely make this one of our go to restaurants!
the service was great, drinks very generous, food excellent, no waiting with a reservation. wonderful for our group
A very nice place with great food. Service was very good as well. We will return.
Great food, good drinks, very decent service. I'll be back!
Food was very good and service prompt and friendly
Loved the beer flights and bloody mary's. The food was excellent, too. We had tge the steak salad, artichoke appetizer, sausage pizza and cheesecake (free to celebrate our friend's birthday) and everything was very good.
I hadn't even got my meal yet and I was already in love with the stater bread and starter salad. I got the brick chicken which was excellent. My mother got the steak salad and the steak was very tender.
We love the new Figlio's. Ever time we eat there it reminds of the stupidity of Parasole.
Every dish our group of four tried was excellent - including dessert. The spiedini di manzo topped the list. The portion of ziti was too small.
We dined here on a Saturday night and reservations were a must. Service was fantastic. Bar was busy and I was glad we didn't intend to grab drinks there first - it was packed. Menu was interesting and updated since their uptown days. Not a place for kids. Noise level was high but it was nice and energetic. Our table was right next to the door, but I didn't feel a draft. Thumbs up.
We had a rare date night and decided to go here since we had never been there before. With drinks and dessert the cost wasn't bad. The wait staff was amazing. What I ordered orginally wasn't what I expected and the wait staff quickly made it right. I was quite impressed and will definately be back.
The menu choices were varied. Some higher priced than others. Food was well-presented. Appetizer was fabulous. Hamburger with homemade cheese and pretzel bun will be choice for next visit based on friends appreciation of this item.
Wanted to go some place different for a Fri night dinner, so I did a search on my Open Table app and Figlio popped up. There wasn't a ton of info but we took a chance and were VERY pleasantly surprised. Great service, great food! We'll definitely be back.
Figlio's was Fabulous once again. Friend and I wanted dinner before a movie. The wait staff were attentive (not overly so), the food was hot and delish and the drinks were spot-on. I'll be back.
I had heard mixed reviews of others comparing to the Figlio when it was in uptown. I had a great experience. Food was great, Service was prompt, got right in with my reservation while others waited. Very glad I finally went. Will go again!
Only real disappointment was the wine by the glass selection was very small.
The food was delicious and the service was prompt and attentive. We would go back.
The server here was top-notch....knew the menu like it was his first-born. Had a window table also that was a great spot. TY
Had lunch there with a friend I hadn't seen in decades. Had we not been so focused on our conversation, I would have sent back the chicken breast from my salad that was well on its way to being jerky. Quite surprised that the kitchen let this go out to the table. My friend's food was good, so no complaints there. Service was great.
App, two entrees, bottle of wine, and dessert for about $85. Not bad! The crepe brûlée was amazing! The rest of the meal was only okay. Figlio had a lot of hype as being a hot spot which is why we went. Definitely a cool scene. But the food, while tasty, wasn't anything special. Thought the spaghetti with sausage was too minty, and the tortellini's prosciutto wasn't so great. Calamari was really salty. Still tasty, but not impressive of you have a foodie among you. But price wise, wasn't bad! Awesome service though. Made you feel right at home and comfortable. Not too overbearing, but there at just the perfect time when you needed them.
Appetizers for Happy Hour are really good, especially the grilled chicken wings! Happy Hour drinks priced right and good. And our server Justin G was super--very friendly and attentive!
The Figlio's at the Shops at West End is even better than the original at Calhoun Square. I really like everything about it. HOWEVER, if you're a "city person", I'm not sure it's "worth the price" of having to deal with the hard-to-get-to location and HORRIBLE parking, due mostly to the theatre competition. DO NOT plan on going there if it is the opening night of any movie. If you're willing to risk it, the food is wonderful and the service was outstanding. The butternut squash tortellini can't be beat - a touch of caramel ensures it is out of this world. Bon appetite!
It was my first visit and I enjoyed it. A nice array of food and some different things to try.
We all loved our experience and Figlio (I believe we closed the place down!). New menu looks great and we all loved our food. I was able to sub gluten-free pasta so that I could enjoy the bolognese pasta special - which was delicious. We will be back soon!
Met a friend for lunch. We chose a corner table on a cold weather day with only a partially filled dining room. My lunch, the pepperoni flatbread was a good value, but not a memorable dish. Our server, Steven, was great- attentive without being intrusive.
This was my first experience at the Figlios in St. Louis Park, as I've been to the uptown locations many times in the past. I just want to thank Jeanine for taking such good care of my girlfriend and I Friday night. I've bartended and served for many years myself and rarely get taken care of the way I hope I do my job. Thanks again Jeanine.
Used to go to Figlios on Lake & Hennepin all the time (since it opened). First time at this one. Gald to see the wings are still on the menu and are still the best in town!! The whole family enjoyed the appetizers and dinner. Beer was perfect temp! We will be back for sure!!
We were seated on time (se had reservations) and received great service and food on a Saturday night during the rush. They don't rush you, so if you are in a hurry you will need to let them know.


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This article aims at explaining the Iterator pattern and having a rudimentary implementation of the Iterator pattern in C++ and C#. This article is meant for beginners and does not use any language built-in features for iterations.
Having a collection of objects is a very common thing in software development. If we have a collection of objects then we might also find ourselves in need to traverse this collection. Most languages provide traversal techniques over basic collection types. C++ and C# also contain some special container types capable of holding a collection of values (example: vectors in C++, Lists, and ArrayLists in C#). These specialized containers also come with the possibility of getting iterated. C# container classes and C++ STL container classes are the best examples of how the iterator pattern is implemented.
Note: We will not be using any of these techniques in this article.
If we want the underlying working mechanism of these iterator objects then we will perhaps need to understand the Iterator pattern first. The idea behind the Iterator pattern is that we decouple the actual collection object from the traversal logic. This will make the collection object lighter as it does not have to deal with all the iteration related functionalities and from the user's point of view, there is a clear separation between the collection and how the collection is being iterated. Also, the user will not have to worry about keeping track of the number of items traversed, remaining, and whether to check for boundary conditions as all this is already being done in the iterator object (as these things will depend on the underlying structure and implementation of the collection object).
GoF defines the Iterator pattern as "Provide a way to access the elements of an aggregate object sequentially without exposing its underlying representation". To visualize the GoF design (slightly modified as per our implementation):
Before jumping on to the implementation, let us try to see what each class in this diagram represents:
So now let us try to implement this pattern by implementing one class at a time. Let us start by writing the IIterator interface. This interface should provide the methods for accessing and traversing the elements of the collection object.
C# implementation of the IIterator
interface IIterator { string FirstItem { get;} string NextItem{ get;} string CurrentItem{ get;} bool IsDone { get;} }
C++ implementation of IIterator:
class IIterator { public: virtual std::string FirstItem() = 0; virtual std::string NextItem() = 0; virtual std::string CurrentItem() = 0; virtual bool IsDone() = 0; };
Once we have the IIterator ready, let's have the interface IAggregate. This will simply contain the method to create the iterator.
C# implementation of IAggregate:
interface IAggregate { IIterator GetIterator(); string this[int itemIndex]{set;get;} int Count{get;} }
C++ implementation of IAggregate:
class IAggregate { public: virtual IIterator* GetIterator() = 0; virtual std::string& operator[](int itemIndex) = 0; virtual int Count() = 0; };
Now that we have both the interfaces ready, we can now define the concrete class that will hold a collection of objects. Let's have a simple class that will hold a collection of string values. We will use our iterator to get hold of these string values.
C# implementation of MyAggregate:
class MyAggregate : IAggregate { List<string> values_ = null; public MyAggregate() { values_ = new List<string>(); } #region IAggregate Members public IIterator GetIterator() { return new MyIterator(this); } #endregion public string this[int itemIndex] { get { if (itemIndex < values_.Count) { return values_[itemIndex]; } else { return string.Empty; } } set { values_.Add(value); } } public int Count { get { return values_.Count; } } }</string>
C++ implementation of MyAggregate:
class MyAggregate : public IAggregate { std::vector<std::string> values_; public: MyAggregate(void) {} //Helper function to populate the collection void AddValue(std::string value) { values_.push_back(value); } IIterator* GetIterator() { IIterator *iter = new MyIterator(this); return iter; } std::string& operator[](int itemIndex) { return values_[itemIndex]; } int Count() { return values_.size(); } };
Let us now implement the MyIterator, which is the concrete class for IIterator. The actual logic of iterating through the values of the concrete collection class will be in this class.
C# implementation of MyIterator:
class MyIterator : IIterator { IAggregate aggregate_ = null; int currentIndex_ = 0; public MyIterator(IAggregate aggregate) { aggregate_ = aggregate; } #region IIterator Members public string FirstItem { get { currentIndex_ = 0; return aggregate_[currentIndex_]; } } public string NextItem { get { currentIndex_ += 1; if (IsDone == false) { return aggregate_[currentIndex_]; } else { return string.Empty; } } } public string CurrentItem { get { return aggregate_[currentIndex_]; } } public bool IsDone { get { if (currentIndex_ < aggregate_.Count) { return false; } return true; } } #endregion }
C++ implementation of MyIterator:
class MyIterator : public IIterator { IAggregate *aggregate_; int currentIndex_; public: MyIterator(IAggregate *aggregate) : currentIndex_(0) , aggregate_(aggregate) { } std::string FirstItem() { currentIndex_ = 0; return (*aggregate_)[currentIndex_]; } std::string NextItem() { currentIndex_ += 1; if (IsDone() == false) { return (*aggregate_)[currentIndex_]; } else { return ""; } } std::string CurrentItem() { return (*aggregate_)[currentIndex_]; } bool IsDone() { if (currentIndex_ < aggregate_->Count()) { return false; } return true; } };
So now we have all the building blocks ready for a simple and rudimentary implementation of the Iterator pattern. Let's see how we can use the iterator to access the values of a collection.
Here is the C# implementation:
class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { MyAggregate aggr = new MyAggregate(); aggr[0] = "1"; aggr[1] = "2"; aggr[2] = "3"; aggr[3] = "4"; aggr[4] = "5"; aggr[5] = "6"; aggr[6] = "7"; aggr[7] = "8"; aggr[8] = "9"; aggr[9] = "10"; IIterator iter = aggr.GetIterator(); for (string s = iter.FirstItem; iter.IsDone == false; s = iter.NextItem ) { Console.WriteLine(s); } } }
and finally here is the C++ implementation:
int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[]) { MyAggregate aggr;; aggr.AddValue("1"); aggr.AddValue("2"); aggr.AddValue("3"); aggr.AddValue("4"); aggr.AddValue("5"); aggr.AddValue("6"); aggr.AddValue("7"); aggr.AddValue("8"); aggr.AddValue("9"); aggr.AddValue("10"); IIterator *iter = aggr.GetIterator(); for (std::string s = iter->FirstItem(); iter->IsDone() == false; s = iter->NextItem() ) { std::cout << s << std::endl;; } return 0; }
Now we have a simple implementation of the Iterator pattern in place. There are a lot of possible optimizations possible in the code but the intent here is to explain the Iterator pattern so the code is written in a simple (and perhaps not so efficient) manner.
The .NET Framework and C# language has the Iterator pattern embedded deep in its code. The IEnumerable interface is in fact the facilitator of the Iterator pattern. Generics and Collection classes in C# can be iterated through an enumerator which is in fact an Iterator pattern implementation. C++ STL objects like vectors and lists can also be iterated using iterators which is also an implementation of the Iterator pattern.
We have not seen the C#, .NET, or C++ specific implementations of the Iterator pattern in this article. Using the language and framework built-in iterators is definitely more efficient and less error prone. The idea behind this article is to understand how the Iterator pattern works and we implemented a simple Iterator pattern in C# and C++.
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is there any "How to" videos that i can use? because this "written methods" wont make sense in my head :/ |
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Here are some videos from a flyball person I know up in Canada - she's using a piece of plywood padded with gym mats against a wall. At first it's not completely vertical but it gradually gets steeper. She's also using a variety of "props" to get her dogs up higher on the wall. |
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As he explains in the video, even though this is not a flyball dog, what it's doing is basically a flyball "swimmers" turn, just off a tree rather than a flyball box. We train the turn off a vertical wall before transitioning to the box, and once a dog will do that, they shouldn't have trouble doing the same turn off anything else, including trees. First, I'd determine which way your dog turns naturally, since that will determine which side you stand on to train the turn. We do that by restraining the dog and tossing a toy or ball a short distance away, waiting for it to go "dead" (stop moving - we call this exercise the dead ball retrieve) and then sending the dog to get it. If you do this 5 or 6 times in a row and each time the dog turns either to the left or to the right as they come back to you, you know which side they naturally turn. We use a target stick, since that extends the reach of our arm by several feet, other people will lure with a tug toy or a piece of food. We stand on the side that the dog turns towards (Halo is a righty, so I stand on the right side), and point the target stick high on the wall. At first the dog may just put their paws up on the wall, which is fine, we work up to getting all four feet up there, and getting the butt higher, so they're more horizontal. We whip the stick (or toy) off the wall as soon as the dog touches it, and reward low, down towards the ground or actually tossing it on the ground, if you're using food. It can take awhile to train, and if you do use a target stick you'd have to teach targeting first, but if your dog likes tug toys you can try luring with the toy instead. |
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That's easy! Start by sticking a treat to the tree or any other vertical surface at his nose level. Have a command for him to go get the treat. Get something a bit moist that will stick on it's own, like a piece of wiener or cheese. Then you gradually get the treat up higher and higher so she has to reach to get it, even stand upon her hind legs with his front paws on the tree to reach the treat. Then even higher and have him run to the treat, so its run, jump up a bit to get the treat. Then go back to just above nose level where he has to hit the tree with paw to pull himself up (like waist level). Have your dog sit and wait. Go up to the tree or any surface you are working with, and pretend to stick a treat to the tree. Keep the treat hidden in your hands. Move back to where your dog is, give him the command to get the treat. He will get up on the wall looking for the treat - after a sec or two, he will look at you wondering where the treat is - praise and throw him the treat - do this over and over, until he knows that he has to run to the three, pull himself up, turn and look at you to get a treat. Then instead of throwing him the treat, stand closer and show him the treat in your hand, move backwards so that he has to come off the tree and follow you to get the treat. You now have the sequence: run to tree, jump up on tree, turn and come back to you. It also helps to have a very food motivated crazy Malinois. |
kiya | Well if I ask Lakota "where's the squirrel" she jumps up on this one tree in my yard. I don't know about keeping that motion going, but if dogs could climb trees she'd be pretty good at it! |
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How do i teach my dog to bounce off trees Any idea's how do i teach my dog to bounce off trees? Like in this video |


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This Thanksgiving weekend I'm reflecting on how fortunate I am. Through most of the year I also realize that I'm not as grateful as I should be for my many blessings. I believe that many of us fail this "gratefulness test" whether we believe those blessings to have occurred due to personal efforts or bestowed by divine providence.
I've been thinking about how gratefulness and happiness are often tied together. I've read several newspaper articles attempting to identify what makes us each of us happy. Is it money? Prestige? Family? A combination?
Dan Sullivan, the founder of the Strategic Coach program, suggests that what makes most of us happy – and therefore grateful for our happiness – boils down to four personal freedoms. They include the freedoms of money, time, relationships and purpose. And each freedom is two-fold. The first part of each freedom is the freedom "to" and the second part is the freedom "from."
Most of us would agree that while money doesn't buy happiness, having the freedom to spend our resources on those things we find most enjoyable makes life easier.
Freedom of time is probably as important (or more so) than any other freedom that Sullivan identifies. Any working stiff will tell you that he looks forward to the day when he has the freedom from sitting at his desk weekdays from 9-5. At the same time, don't most of us want to have the freedom to spend our time as we choose? Those that have the greatest amount of free time also have the greatest ability to maximize the use of the other three freedoms.
Freedom to have relationships with those whom we cherish the most leads to a satisfying and happy life as well. Each of us may have several different aspects of this freedom. At the office we hope to have the freedom to work with those who we find energizing, supportive, valuable and engaging. We also hope to have the freedom from work relationships that are confrontational, ineffective and unproductive. It puzzles me, for instance, when those who have the ability to make changes to a toxic workplace environment fail to do so. It's usually best for all parties to move on to another relationship.
Relationship will also encompass our family and close friends. We all hope to have satisfying relationships with our spouse, children, grandchildren, siblings, parents and with our friends. The freedom from relationships that don't work is equally as important to our happiness. In order to have these relationships, we often need elements of the other two (money and time) so that we can spend the time to visit with and often travel to those we value.
Finally, there is the freedom of purpose. Each of us wants to believe that our lives matter. For some of us, the freedom of purpose means to have successfully raised a family. To others it means to have created a business or engaged in a profession that enriched the lives or helped others. Some wish to be a mainstay of their community through political or charitable causes.
About ten years ago I completed an exercise that was particularly helpful in identifying what is most important to me. In this exercise I was told to assume that I had only one year to live, and that I would remain reasonably healthy throughout that year. What would I do? Where would I go? Who would I want to see?
I wrote down my thoughts. When I finished the moderator asked me an important question. "If these things you wrote down – things that you would do knowing that you have a limited amount of time on this earth are important to you – how many of them are you doing now?"
"Not many." I answered.
"Why not? Why aren't you doing them now?" He asked.
"Because I don't have the time, money, etc." I answered.
"You may not have all of the time and money to do all of them now, ' he said, "but you certainly have the time and resources to do some of them this year don't you?"
"And next year? Can't you knock some of them out next year too?"
"Assuming that you are not going to die in a year, what is preventing you from doing these things most important to you right now?"
The bottom line of the exercise is that we all have a limited amount of time in this world. Most of us have enough of the four freedoms to accomplish those things most important to us as well. I certainly do. For which I am grateful.
And I wish you and yours a Happy Thanksgiving weekend.
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The one thing we were missing when it came to write this Big Report was a digital crystal ball. After all, how do you predict the future in a futuristic age? Who casts runes these days or pores over tea-leaves?
Instead, we did some reading and thinking, and reached out to some of our expert contacts, in our best attempt to visualize the World Wide Web -- and our interactions with it -- in the year 2022.
The United States will be on its 45th or 46th President by then. Barack Obama will be in his early sixties. We may or may not have a European Union. About the only thing that seems certain is that Vladimir Putin will still be President of Russia.
2022 is a long way off, but key digital developments are already in hand. The current explosion of mobile connectivity will surely exert an influence 10 years from now. Desktops and laptops -- even tablets -- may be hardware of the past, as we access the information stream using voice, gesture, and retinal displays. Immersion in this all-enveloping data field will change the way we work and think.
The displacement of information from devices will be reflected in the displacement of the worker from the workplace. Accessing the collaborative environment anywhere, anytime, a nomadic workforce will expect IT to manage the streamlining of data through virtual platforms.
As for social media, we're not going too far out on that unpredictable limb. Will Facebook (or perhaps a successor) swallow the Internet whole, locking us into a fully socialized online experience? Or will an adverse reaction set in, driving users back into isolated silos?
Of course, what 2022 looks like will be governed in large part by the political and technological foundations of connectivity. Big changes are looming, but innovations in the basic architecture of the Internet -- like software-defined networking -- could be overtaken by diplomatic developments. Member states of the ITU, meeting in Dubai this December, are capable of throwing international network traffic, and even the domain name system, into utter confusion.
The risk, as ever, is that the decisions that will finally determine the structure and function of the World Wide Web 10 years from now will rest in the hands, not of entrepreneurs or users, but of politicians.
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" Your boss will no longer be the sole source of decision-making"
music to my ears. I believe management analytics is flawed today and is just as big of a threat as employee theft is in retail.
My question about social commerice is how will the social profiles benefit monetarily from social commerce, if at all?
"with deep immersion in texts and ideas being replaced by a new kind of skillful skimming."
umm, this is already the issue with me when reading anything online.
one key factor has to be eliminated. 3 letters. LAG.
Otherwise a new disorder may be the result of the new technology combined with lag. can you imagine what that would be like? much more than just spilling coffee and unfinished thoughts spoken.
Well, geo-tagged information is a big step forward... after that, indexing and filtering is "easy".
Well I went down the street to our new pizza place recently. Sitting out front was a guy and girl about 15 glued to their iPhones twiddling around. They looked up and gave me a dirty look for about one second before looking back down and continued twiddling with their iPhone screens. Internet in 10 years will probably be a completely dehumanized internet "welfare state" where most everyone has nothing to offer but a dirty look at anything human or real is my best guess.
That's depressing George, but I'm sure you're right. The consolation - and it's minimal - is that students are surely picking up alternative skills. They are very good at finding information and assembling it. But yes, they do not need to develop the critical skills to assess it.
That's the big problem with Wikipedia of course; not just that it's full of errors, but that users approach it in a credulous and uncritical way.
Thinking about what has changed and what may change, I remember that in my last year at school the English and History teachers were at pains to explain that the texts which we were studying, particularly in History, were not in themselves particularly valuable, in terms of our immediate educational needs. The factual knowledge that we gained from them would be largely irrelevant, it was material that we would probably revisit later when we were better equipped. The teachers' role there and then was to prepare us for university by enabling us to "read the big book", develop critical thinking and the ability to appreciate what we were reading, and then express the results in structured argument and in reasonably lucid prose.
I hope that over the next 10 years we will see movements and efforts to re-establish those skills or their equivalents in relation to digital information. At the moment I see none. Information - No need to think, it's all on the Net! Write an appreciation (the term was used for what I suppose could be called a critical study) - Hang on and I'll download one.
I suspect that the technology has outpaced the development of teaching methods and that a generation of school students are being disadvantaged by not being taught either the skills of the old technology, or how to deal with the new.
Mr R, you point to the potential for multiple "rogue" Internets and sub-Internets to emerge, some as walled gardens. That's a threat that could work against the vision of a powerful Internet described by D. Hagar below.
An interesting situation, Mr R. There doesn't seem to be any reason why there should be only one (primary) Internet indefinitely.


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I read posts here that call different things, "harmful to humanity." Others call something, "good" or "bad" or "evil."
A very simple question, who gets to decide the definition of "harmful to humanity" and what is there critieria? The same for "good," "bad," and "evil?" These are not material terms. If everything is material isn't there just "is" and not these moral declarations if one is being thoroughly atheist?
Help me understand your position so I am fair and honest about the views. Thanks.
Rainbows, it seems to me, are no more an illusion than any other apparently solid object. Water droplets refracting light allow our eyes to see an object. With other objects the separate, far spaced atoms are not seen as moving separate particles, but our eyes perceive them as a solid object. Water and light are real are they not?
Water and light are real in on sense as physical objects. Rainbows are not. They are an illusion just like a mirage on a hot road. They aren't physical objects with real boudaries and edges. Their boundaries and edges aren't really there. You can touch a water droplet, not a rainbow. A rainbow is an epiphenomenon.
In that case, would you say sunlight is also an epiphenomenon? An illusion?
No, the fact that I can get sunburn makes it a phenomenon, not an epiphenomenon. When you can get a rainbowburn, let me know.
Speaking of electromagnetic spectrums, I believe rainbowburn would only appear on the back of an observer.
I mean, speaking of late night, photo-physics trivia.
OK - but you described epiphenomenon has something without edges, something you can't touch. You didn't define it in terms of effects. And in fact, if you were to stare at a rainbow, then look at a white blank page (cue Mumford & Sons), you might see a sort of after-image of the rainbow. I'd say that qualifies as a rainbowburn. There is a physical interaction between the light and your eye. When we perceive light and color, it's not some trickery - it's real photons hitting receptors in our eyes.
As I said, the rainbow is not out there where it appears to be because it's an epiphenomenon.
Aren't rainbows just different colours, made up of light. Light is real. Why not a rainbow?
@Blaine: I've been following the discussion myself. Can't wait to take a picture of a rainbow, post it on Facebook with the caption "Rainbows don't exist, they are an illusion", and see how many end up responding, hopefully about how they haven't thought about it that way before.
I never said illusions are unreal. The reason you can't find a pot of gold (or anything else) is that as you try to approach the rainbow, you'll find that you aren't getting closer to it in the same way you'd be getting closer to a McDonald's restaurant. Why? When you get there, you'll find that there's no there there. The only way it's unreal is if it's mistaken for a physical object like McDonald's golden arches.
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To no one's surprise I do not live in the city, I live on a fairly quiet town on Long Island, so traveling to the city is always a neat treat for me. I had a three day pass so my first day going was Friday. I woke up bright and early packed a messenger bag with sandwiches, water, clip boards, name tags, stickers, a jacket, and so much more and headed to the train with Matt.
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The tragic deaths of three Russian nationals (reported as Kosovan by the Guardian, which does however, get some other details about the schedule for demolishing Red Road entirely wrong) at the Red Road Flats stunned Glasgow and made international headlines. As far as we know, the Serykh family, refugees who had arrived here from Canada, met the news they were to be deported by tying themselves together and throwing themselves off the veranda of their tower block. They were found at the bottom of the block early in the morning.
I had held back from commenting on the incident straightaway, for the sake of general decency, and because the exact picture was so unclear. But a blog documenting so-called socially engaged art cannot ignore what such incidents suggest to us.
Questions remain about the official narrative that explains the incident - a suicide pact in which all three people can be induced to jump simultaneously seems implausible, and going round the rumour mill are suggestions it may have been a murder. But I am also wary that these other counter-narratives – the involvement of the Russian mafia, or Kosovan gangsters (true or otherwise) play into ethnic stereotypes that distract from other, much more important questions over the predicament of asylum seekers in Glasgow.
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