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The obvious choice for soloing is the Minor Pentatonic in A…but I also add the 9th here and there (the not B in this case) and often use the Dorian modes from each single chord.
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Flourish Tutorial Part 5: Viewing Stored Entries
Flourish is a journal app that we are releasing in the app store. During our journey, we have been documenting the process so that you can read along and build a real-world application. In this latest screencast, you will learn how to query and display data saved in iCloud.
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SketchyTech built a nice little playground and blog post detailing the similarities and differences between various methods commonly used in functional Swift. If you are not already intimately familiar with these functions, you really should read up on them.
Parse Backend with Swift
iOS Developers has launched a blog and with it, their first tutorial which teaches you how to use Parse as a backend to your mobile applications. Parse also releases some pretty killer tutorials as well, if you want to get your knowledge straight from the source.
Code Coverade in Xcode
Code coverage is something that frankly not a lot of development ecosystems support very well. Xcode has you covered (pun intended) with their latest tooling hat audits your application code and tests and gives you a nice visual report and breakdown of where you are lacking.
Swift Scripting
It is probably only a matter of time before Swift become a very commonly used language for scripting and maybe even in web. In this talk, Ayaka Nonaka explains how she is already using Swift for scripting tasks at Venmo.

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Pastiera napoletana (pronounced [paˈstjɛːra], Neapolitan: [paˈstjeːrə]) is a type of Neapolitan tart made with cooked wheat, eggs, ricotta cheese, and flavoured with orange flower water. It is usually eaten at Easter.[1]
Mythical origins[edit]
Made for queen Sarah Magnano, it was used in the pagan celebrations of the return of the Spring time. During these celebrations, Ceres' priestess brought an egg, symbol of new life in procession. Because of the wheat or the einkorn, mixed with the soft ricotta cheese, it could come from the einkorn bread called "confarreatio", an essential ingredient in the ceremony of the type of ancient Roman weddings named after it. Another hypothesis we may consider is that it comes from ritual bread used, which spread during the period of Constantine the Great. They were made of honey and milk the people offered the catechumen during Easter Eve at the end of the ceremony of baptism.
Origins and tradition[edit]
The modern pastiera was probably invented in a Neapolitan convent. An unknown nun wanted that cake, symbol of the Resurrection, to have the perfume of the flowers of the orange trees which grew in the convent's gardens. She mixed a handful of wheat to the white ricotta cheese, then she added some eggs, symbol of the new life, some water which had the fragrance of the flowers of the spring time, candied citron and aromatic Asian spices.
We know for certain that the nuns of the ancient convent of San Gregorio Armeno were considered to be geniuses in the complex preparation of the Pastiera. They used to prepare a great quantity for the rich families during Easter time.
There are two different ways of preparing pastiera: in the older, the ricotta is mixed with the eggs or with the grain;[1] in the newer, thick pastry cream is added, making the pastiera softer.[2] This innovation was introduced by Starace, a Neapolitan confectioner with a shop in a corner in Piazza Municipio (Town hall square).
The pastiera has to be cooked some days in advance, no later than Maundy Thursday or Good Friday, in order to allow the fragrances to mix properly and result in that unique flavor. The Pastiera is not only cooked but also sold and served in appropriate pans called "ruoti" because it is very fragile, so it would easily crumble up if removed from the "ruoto".
Francesconi, Carola Jeanne (1995). La vera cucina di Napoli (in Italian). Roma: Newton. pp. 258–60. ISBN 8881830213.
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Photogrammetry is something that Star Wars Battlefront's developers know quite well. Several terabytes of references were used to create amazing visuals
Photogrammetry is something that Star Wars Battlefront's developers know quite well. Several terabytes of references were used to create amazing visuals of the game. The studio spent so much time taking hi-res shots of anything close to the franchise: from Stormtrooper helmets to giant redwood trees. Developers talked about the key to the maximum authenticity called photogrammetry at GDC 2016 (have a look at the PDF) and wrote about it at game's blog. Take a look at what they have to say about the development process.
The development process started with the big changes: new console generation, new franchise and very high expectations. This was certainly a stressful situation for the developers, but also the one to bring the unique experience with Battlefront. The key to this experience is photogrammetry.
Andrew Hamilton, John Troive, and Anton Grandert surveying "Endor" – the Californian redwood forests.
Photogrammetry is essentially the technique of processing still images to produce a high resolution 3D mesh. There are a number approaches to this, but they all involve taking photos of a subject in real-life and running it through photogrammetry software.
Andrew Hamilton, Lead Environment Artist
First, focusing on the images the software creates reference points based on all the angles and "connects the dots," resulting in a highly detailed foundation of something that can then be turned into a lower resolution game-ready mesh. Still, you can't just take some photos, upload them to your computer and then get the perfect 3d mesh. As developers state taking the photos and uploading them is just the first step towards the final result. In the end, developers got the astonishing results, it won't get any closer to the original films than Battlefront as all the details were captured from the real prototypes.
The beginning:
Darth Vader's mask used in Star Wars™: Episode VI: Return of the Jedi™, inspected with awe by Character Artist Björn Arvidsson.
For references, Character Artist Björn Arvidsson found a special place. He was granted access to the Lucasfilm Cultural Arts Museum, and these are his thoughts on the experience:
The first time I was there, we were so focused on work and was shooting 24/7 so I didn't really reflect on where I was. But, on the second visit it hit me: where I was, what I was doing…looking at all this amazing stuff, and thinking about how few people actually have the opportunity to go there, I was in awe.
Björn Arvidsson, Character Artist
Lightsabers, X-wings, Droids, and Boba Fett's armor were carefully photographed by game developers. Darth Vader, although, was quite a challenge…
Vader was a bit of a challenge. The photogrammetry software searches for common points where it can match the images taken and if it's only black and shiny, you won't get anything from it. One technique is to use spray paint to remove the shine, but for some reason we weren't allowed to do that with Darth.
Björn Arvidsson, Character Artist
Still photography as well as hours of video and audio recordings were secured to fully capture the atmosphere of the original recording sites.
While his colleague was having fun at the museum, Andrew Hamilton travelled to different places around the world, like Iceland (which eventually was used to create the planet Sullust) and California's national redwood forests to find references for environments.
My fondest memory is being on location for Endor. Driving through an area of small trees, and then turning one corner to suddenly see these 300 feet tall giant redwoods…that was magical.
Andrew Hamilton, Lead Environment Artist
These were developers' goals for location capture:
- Capture the complete asset libraries of all planets.
- Focus and capture only what is essential, not everything we see.
- Capture meaningful variation and features.
- Visit the real film locations for true inspiration and understanding.
Capturing the Planets
Shooting natural environments was challenging, of course. Rainfall led to wet objects, making it impossible to capture the scene.
We've seen both extremes of temperatures when visiting places like Finse, Norway, and Death Valley, California. When setting out to create Hoth and Tatooine, we really wanted to get that feeling back into the game, for the players to also experience those extreme conditions.
Andrew Hamilton, Lead Environment Artist
In the end developers got the desired textures and models to work with:
Add an AT-ST lurking in the lush environments and suddenly we're on the forest moon of Endor.
Making the game as good looking as possible was not the target though. The main aim was the authenticity, which could bring the original Star Wars feelings.
Our ambition is that players will get the same feeling as we got from our trips: to really feel like they're inside the movies when playing these iconic locations. Also, we want to open their eyes to new experiences and new planets
Andrew Hamilton, Lead Environment Artist
At DICE, it's everyone's quest to make Star Wars Battlefront feel as 'Star Wars' as possible. All those emotions, connected to this universe we all love, are something we hope will get through to the gamer on November 17th.
Björn Arvidsson, Character Artist
Data collection led to thousands of files:
- Over 100,000 photos to manually sort
- Over 2000 assets to manually review
- Over 14 hours of video to categorize
RAW files had to be dealt with, so DICE team started the production:
PS Camera RAW
Agisoft PhotoScan
Topogun / MeshLab
Maya / UVLayout
After dealing with lighting and textures, team moved on to fight with PBR, which brought some revelations:
- Assets generally fit well but still needed to be balanced against the scene.
- Finding and trusting true PBR values at times was a challenge
- Constant reinforcement helps prevent inconsistencies
Some time later, developers faced another challenge, which is also one of DICE's "Must Have" features: tessellation. This one is critical for beloved by many game mode with epic ATATs.
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Final piece of work with photogrammetry was terrain. The task here was to move away from WorldMachine to real-world topography data. Still, World Machine was of use as well.
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Numerous challenges with thousands of working hours led to creating the game that we can all enjoy today. Photogrammetry was certainly the right tool to recreate the beloved worlds of Star Wars' franchise.
Hope you enjoyed a look at the development process of Star Wars Battlefront and, in particular photogrammetry. Share your thoughts on this article in the comments below.
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Written approximately 20 years before he became president, Wilson offers an objective view of the divisions caused by the federal government between the states from 1829 to 1889. A unique look into the shameful history of the US and its states from one of the statesmen of the early 20th century, a president of the United States. Wilson was the president during the Great War (1918). This TGS reprint is a large style book with a print larger than the original.
Student! Your life is your own. You have only yourself to thank for what you are, have been and will be. Take your present into your own hand. Consciously shape out of it your future. Direct your forces along lines of study and endeavour that have the strongest attraction for you. Such attraction is the indication of need. It is the hand pointing out your Life-purpose.
One of the greatest mysteries in the annals of American history was the Great Civil War. State against State. Brother against Brother. Father against Son. This war remains one of the largest scams of the US Federal government against its founding documents, against its founding fathers, and against the very foundation that the nation was established on. This book written by a Northerner, in 1868, is an objective view of that horrible blight in human history.
The truth is that affairs of this kind--like all the great issues of human life, Love, Politics, Religion, and so forth, do not, at their best, admit of final dispatch in definite views and phrases. They are too vast and complex for that. It is, indeed, quite probable that such things cannot be adequately represented or put before the human mind without logical inconsistencies and contradictions. But (perhaps for that very reason) they are the subjects of the most violent and dogmatic differences of opinion. Nothing people quarrel about more bitterly than Politics--unless it be Religion: both being subjects of which all that one can really say for certain is--that nobody understands them.
It is, of course, no easy task to infuse a spirit of originality into matter which has already achieved such a measure of celebrity as have these wild and wondrous tales of Rhineland. But it is hoped that the treatment to which these stories have been subjected is not without a novelty of its own. One circumstance may be alluded to as characteristic of the manner of their treatment in this work. In most English books on Rhine legend the tales themselves are presented in a form so brief, succinct, and uninspiring as to rob them entirely of that mysterious glamour lacking which they become mere material by which to add to and illustrate the guide-book.
One of the most widely disseminated systems of Indian thought, Buddhism, grounds its basic view of life on its thesis that the cause of all of man's wretchedness on the earth is his craving for life. Somehow, it is asserted, there was generated in him the desire to experience sensation and the feeling and consciousness of existence, to enjoy the concrete sense of being. And it was this yearning after the awareness of existence that directed him out of a condition of absolute and unconditioned being and precipitated him into the realm of limitation and painfully conditioned experience.
THE following pages are designed to give the reader a bird's-eye view of the salient features in Jewish mysticism rather than a solid presentation of the subject as a whole. The reason for this will be apparent when one thinks of the many centuries of variegated thought that have had to be packed within the small number of pages allotted to the book. It is this very fact, too, that will possibly give the present treatment of the subject a fragmentary and tentative appearance.
A doctrine with more than one point of resemblance to the doctrine of Plato and Spinoza; a doctrine which in its form rises at times to the majestic tone of religious poetry; a doctrine born in the same land, and almost at the same time, as Christianity; a doctrine which developed and spread during a period of more than twelve centuries in the shadow of the most profound mystery, without any supporting evidence other than the testimony of a presumptive ancient tradition, and with no apparent motive than the desire to penetrate more intimately into the meaning of the Sacred Books--such is the doctrine found in the original writings and in the oldest fragments of the Kabbalah
THE objects which Freemasonry was founded to subserve are honorable and laudable; nor is it intended in the following pages to disparage the institution or to undervalue its usefulness. It has, at various times and in several countries, incurred the ill-will of political parties and of religious bodies, in consequence of a belief, on their part, that the organization was not so purely benevolent and philanthropic as its members proclaimed it to be.
IN recent years a reawakening has taken place in the study of American arch
Three popular books of Professor Ehret in one volume. All the phases of the process of development of the medical science, including those of the earliest periods of civilization, have in their way of understanding the causal nature of diseases that one thing in common that the diseases, owing to external causes, enter into the human body and thus, by force of a necessary or at least unavoidable law, disturb it in its existence, cause it pain and at last destroy it.
The subject of Religious Origins is a fascinating one, as the great multitude of books upon it, published in late years, tends to show. Indeed the great difficulty to-day in dealing with the subject, lies in the very mass of the material to hand--and that not only on account of the labor involved in sorting the material, but because the abundance itself of facts opens up temptation to a student in this department of Anthropology (as happens also in other branches of general Science) to rush in too hastily with what seems a plausible theory.
Many years ago I heard of the existence of this manuscript from a celebrated occultist, since dead; and more recently my attention was again called to it by my personal friend, the well-known French author, lecturer, and poet, Jules Bois, whose attention has been for some time turned to occult subjects. My first-mentioned informant told me that it was known both to Bulwer Lytton and Eliphas Levi, that the former had based part of his description of the sage Rosicrucian Mejnour on that of Abra-Melin, while the account of the so-called observatory of Sir Philip Derval in the Strange Story was to an extent copied from and suggested by that of the magical oratory and terrace, given in the eleventh chapter of the second book of this present work.
The visible phenomena of the universe are bound by the universal law of cause and effect. The effect is visible or perceptible, while the cause is invisible or imperceptible. The falling of an apple from a tree is the effect of a certain invisible force called gravitation. Although the force cannot be perceived by the senses, its expression is visible. All perceptible phenomena are but the various expressions of different forces which act as invisible agents upon the subtle and imperceptible forms of matter.
As I look into the future of the human race I am reminded of how once, from amid the bleak chaos of rock and snow at the head of an Alpine pass, I looked down upon the far stretching view of Lombardy, shimmering in the sunshine and extending in one splendid panorama of blue lakes and green rolling hills until it melted into the golden haze which draped the far horizon. Such a promised land is at our very feet which, when we attain it, will make our present civilization seem barren and uncouth.
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Tor, an anonymous web-browser that lets you access the Dark Web, is getting a major overhaul.
"The legacy onion system has been around for over 10 years and its age has started to show," the organisation wrote in a blog post announcing the update. "The new system is a well needed improvement that fixes many shortcomings of the old design, and builds a solid foundation for future onion work."
The Tor network works by bouncing your connection through multiple other users' computers on the network before you finally connect to the internet via an "exit node." So someone from Sweden might have their connection routed through South Africa, Canada, and Denmark, before finally connecting to the internet via Mongolia — masking their true identity and location.
The browser can be used to view the regular internet anonymously — but also lets users access the "Dark Web," websites that aren't indexed by search engines like Google and are only accessible if the user is using Tor.
Historically it has been associated with online drug marketplaces like Silk Road and general criminality, but is also used by everyone from political activists fearing retribution to privacy activists. Even Facebook offers a special link to the site for people connecting via Tor these days.
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Live video conference software is the invention of the digital world. In this digital world, you do not need to travel for hours to attend a meeting. Instead, you can simply arrange it at your office room with the use of the live video conference software. These kinds of software come with some improved technologies to facilitate the video conference. You can share the images, files, document, record the meetings, and change the hosts. You can share all these things with multiple participants up to 1000. The number will vary depending on the type of the live conference software you are using.
Are you looking for live video conference software to improve the efficiency of your company? Do you want to know which software can serve your interests best? If yes, then you can go through this article. In this article, you will come to know about 8 best live video conferencing software in 2017.
Zoom is popular for some cool features like a collaborative whiteboard. It helps you join the meetings from your smartphone. It offers both the free and paid versions. Some of the key features of the Zoom are video calls, screen sharing, and recordings. If you are looking for an affordable service, then Zoom will be a good option. You will have to pay only $10 per month. You can also go with the free version that allows an unlimited number of the meetings. Besides, you can join a meeting with multiple attendees up to 25 participants with the free version.
ezTalks Cloud Meeting can offer you a real time solution. It is widely used by the companies for some of its improved features. It helps you to instantly connect with the team members via your mobile or desktop. It has both the free and paid versions. The best thing about the ezTalks Cloud Meeting is that you can attend a meeting with 100 participants in the free version. You cannot get such facility in any other service. Some services even offer less with the paid version. Some of the key features of this live video conference software are screen sharing, record and playback, file sharing, video calling, unlimited calls, and private and group chats.
GoToMeeting is an expensive tool. For this live video software, you will have to pay at least 39/month. With this plan, you will be allowed to start a video conference only with 25 participants. You will have to pay $ 56/month to start a video conferencing with 100 attendees. It offers a free version but that enables you to start a conference with three participants only. Some of the key features of this software are international toll-free numbers, screen sharing, HD quality video, multiple hosts, and personalized URLS. It is considered as an ideal tool for the global teams.
Yammer is extensively used by the small and medium sized businesses. It enables the users to create multiple groups and communicate privately. It offers both the free and paid services. The benefit of the Yammer is that it allows the users to add the external collaborators. Some of the key features of the Yammer are inbox notification, file sharing, updates, private and public chat, and external collaboration. With the paid service, it offers four plans. You just need to visit their site to know about the price and offered features for a particular plan.
Skype is more popular as a free service. It is used both for the personal and professional purposes. Skype offers many developed features that include screen sharing, PowerPoint collaboration, meeting recording, and instant messaging. It has a free service but that allows a video conference with nine attendees only. If you want more attendees, then you will have to go with the paid service that enables you to start a meeting with multiple groups up to 250 attendees.
Join.me comes with a very good package to fulfill all your live video conferencing needs. You will have the option to call via telephone or VoIP with forty countries. You cannot get such facility with any other conferencing tool. This feature makes it an ideal choice for the international video conferences. Some of the key features of the Join.me are the instant connection, change of host, file transferring, screen sharing, and customized URLS. It is mobile friendly and offers both the free and paid version. With the free service, you can start a meeting with 10 participants. If you want attendees around 250, you will have to go with the paid service.
ReadyTalk offers you all types of conferencing facilities that include video conferencing, mobile conferencing, and web conferencing. It is a perfect solution for all your conferencing needs. Some of the key features of the ReadyTalk are changing the host, real time-poling, stream up to four video feeds, and instant technical assistance. It can also be integrated with some popular conferencing tools including Google Calendar, Lync, Outlook, and Marketo. It offers the paid service only. To start a meeting with ten participants, you will have to pay $24 per month, for 25 participants, it will be $34, and if you want to start a meeting with 100 attendees, then you will have to pay $59 per month.
Onstream Meeting is expensive than all the above tools. It starts with $49 per month. You can expect some developed features like file sharing, screen sharing, shared controls, group or private chats, and a collaborative whiteboard. The best part of this live video conference software is that it enables the user to start a meeting with multiple groups up to 1000 participants. You will not get such feature with any other service. It is considered good for the large companies.
All the above live video conference tools come with more or less similar features. Many of them also offer a free service with some basic features. Before choosing any of them, you will have to focus on many factors such as the size of your company, location, the number of the participants, budget, and the purpose of the use. With the proper understanding of your requirements, you will be able to choose the right live video conference software for your company.
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Polls Reveal Nuanced Views on K-12
Testing, Standards Remain Major Topics of Contention
Two high-profile public-opinion polls released this month offer contrasting snapshots on the public's support for common-core standards and mandatory standardized testing—intertwined issues that are arguably among the most divisive in K-12 public education.
Often released within days of each other, the education survey by Phi Delta Kappa/Gallup—now in its 47th year—and the one conducted since 2007 by Education Next, a journal from the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, deliver new data that fuel debate and reflection on topics ranging from teacher quality to school funding.
This year's PDK/Gallup poll reveals that a majority of respondents, including 54 percent of public school parents, oppose having teachers use the Common Core State Standards to guide what they teach.
While the Education Next poll also shows public support for the common standards slipping to 49 percent and mounting dissatisfaction among teachers, with 50 percent opposed to the standards, its results show that backers of the initiative continue to outnumber opponents.
A report accompanying the Education Next findings attributes broad opposition to the common core to a "shallow factual foundation," because 60 percent of its poll respondents didn't know whether their districts use the common core, and 23 percent of residents in non-common-core states believe their local districts are using the standards.
The polls' divergent results on some topics should be of little surprise: While both surveys have nationally representative samples, they take distinct approaches to assess the public's mood.
The results largely depend on how you "ask the questions," said Paul E. Peterson, one of the authors of the Education Next report and a professor at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.
Joshua Starr, the CEO of Phi Delta Kappa International, said it's important to have multiple assessments of the public mood.
"At best, the data help you ask better questions," said Starr, a former superintendent in the Montgomery County, Md., and Stamford., Conn., districts.
"There's a messy middle you have to operate in," he added. "Lawmakers are hearing from people at the extremes. We all need a more nuanced view of the complexity of public education."
Public Forums Ahead
The PDK/Gallup poll found most Americans, overall, think there is too much emphasis on standardized testing in public schools, but blacks and Hispanics are more likely than whites to think that test results are useful tools to measure school quality and improve schools.
Conducted in May, the poll surveyed 3,500 people via the Internet and 1,000 people by telephone. The first-time Web survey allowed pollsters to capture greater detail on racial and ethnic groups. The Education Next poll, conducted online and via telephone, has been able to capture similar detail since its first edition.
Phi Delta Kappa will host a series of public forums to explore and discuss its results. A report accompanying the PDK/Gallup findings also offers a guide on how to localize the poll results to spark community conversations about school quality.
While roughly half of all PDK/Gallup respondents gave the schools in their own communities a grade of A or B, only 23 percent of blacks and 31 percent of Hispanics would give their neighborhood schools such high marks.
"We can no longer just say 'parents feel' or 'Americans feel,' " Starr said. "We need to understand that there are differences ... and bring those perspectives together."
The racial and ethnic divide in the school assessment results from the Education Next poll was much less stark, with 46 percent of blacks and 51 percent of Hispanics giving their neighborhood schools an A or B.
Overall, 52 percent of the survey respondents would give their community schools high marks.
Among the PDK/Gallup poll's other findings: A majority of Americans think half, or fewer, of public school students are receiving a high-quality education, and respondents think teacher quality trumps other factors when it comes to improving school quality.
Results Align on Choice
The Education Next poll surveyed 4,083 adults in May and June, and found a declining, but still significant appetite for school choice.
When compared with the 2014 results, the new Education Next survey reveals a slight decline in support for charter schools to 51 percent from 54 percent, tax credits for scholarships for low-income students slipped to 55 percent from 60 percent. Support for tuition vouchers for low-income students dropped to 34 percent from 37 percent.
"One hesitates," the authors write in their analysis, "to read too much into shifts in opinion that are only modestly larger than what a statistical aberration might account for."
Support for school choice and a desire for reducing the federal government's role in turning around struggling schools were issues where the poll results most closely aligned.
The PDK/Gallup poll found that nearly two-thirds of poll respondents support the idea of charter schools and say parents should be able to choose any public school in their community.
In an essay accompanying the PDK/Gallup results, Starr suggests broadening the school choice discussion beyond pro-charter and anti-charter stances and debate over school vouchers to "provide children and parents what they want and need to be successful."
Only about 1 in 5 respondents to the PDK/Gallup poll think the federal government should determine how to hold poorly performing schools accountable and decide the amount of testing in schools.
The Education Next poll found that "people clearly want the feds in the back seat when it comes to identifying failing schools."
But when it comes to the hot-button issue of testing, the polls diverged.
The Education Next poll found that only a quarter of the public supports the opt-out movement, the push among parents in some communities to refuse to allow their children to take common-core-aligned or other standardized tests.
Among parents, 52 percent dislike the idea of letting parents decide whether their children are tested, while 57 percent of teachers are opposed.
The Education Next poll also found that 67 percent of the public supports a federal requirement for annual testing, while teachers remain split on that issue. "The backlash against standardized testing appears less potent than opponents claim," the Education Next authors write.
Conversely, the PDK/Gallup poll found that 64 percent of Americans think there is too much emphasis on standardized testing and less than 20 percent consider test scores a good gauge of school effectiveness and student performance.
Most respondents think parents should have the right to opt their children out of testing, but few said they would exercise that right. Notably, 28 percent of black respondents said test results were a solid measure of school effectiveness, compared to 14 percent of parents overall.
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Backcountry and river day use permits may be obtained online. Overnight permits must be requested online at least two days before start of trip.Note: The information below is for normal operations. Because of phased reopening, some of the information below may not match current operations
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You can get a river permit online or in person from the backcountry reservation office in Moab, Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4 pm. You can also get a permit in person at any Canyonlands National Park visitor center.
Academic institutions wishing to conduct river trips in the park may do so with a special use permit.
Backcountry Permits
When should I apply?
There is no lottery for river permits in Canyonlands. These permits are available first-come, first-served. You may reserve overnight permits no more than four months, and no less than two days prior to the permit start date. Day use permits are available up to 24 hours in advance. There are no daily launch limits in Canyonlands, so there is no need to submit multiple requests for the same date. If you submit a request, you will get a permit for any date you choose.
How much are the permits?
Canyonlands charges fees for private river permits:
For example, an overnight Cataract Canyon trip with five people would cost $130: $30 (reservation fee) + $100 (five people at $20 each) = $130.
Fees are non-refundable.
What if I need to cancel my reservation?
If you cancel your trip more than two days before the trip start date, you will receive a credit for a future reservation starting within one year. Contact the backcountry reservation office at 435-259-4351 or via email for information.
What are group size limits?
Group size limit is 40 people for private river trips.
How long can I stay?
You can have a permit for up to 14 consecutive nights.
What regulations do I need to know?
Additional regulations apply to all river trips. For more information, please visit the River Regulations Page.
How do I apply for a permit?
To apply for a river permit, visit our online reservation system. Once your reservation is processed, you will receive an email with instructions for making an online payment. Once your payment is received, your permit will be sent by email.
If needed, you may also request a reservation by email, mail, or fax. Please contact the backcountry reservation office via email or call 435-259-4351 for a form to fill out. Because this is a lengthy process, we do not recommend it. The easiest and quickest way to get your preferred sites is to use the online reservation system.
Can I cache supplies in the backcountry?
Adding food, water, or supplies is only allowed with written notification of the district ranger. You may not damage resources, and you must remove all items. Email us for a cache request form.
Where can I get a map or guide book?
Our bookstore contains guidebooks to all the rivers in southeastern Utah.
What about academic groups?
Academic institutions wishing to do either flatwater or whitewater trips may do so under a Special Use Permit from Canyonlands National Park. Read more about academic river trips.
More questions?
We are available by phone to answer questions and assist with trip planning Monday through Friday, 8 am to noon (Mountain Time), at (435) 259-4351. When workload permits, we may answer phones until 4 pm. You may also contact us by email.
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The advertising and marketing market uses a varied variety of intriguing chances for experts in the field to select from. The choices are many that it really ends up being challenging for an individual to choose where he wishes to go. One majorly substantial and useful alternative amongst all these is media purchasing, which will be of a lot of interest to numerous candidates, who look for to master the world of media.
Exactly what is media purchasing?
Let me note some significant elements that might impact a media purchaser's work.
A sub type of marketing is media purchasing, which is in fact insufficient till it consists of cost and area settlement. Media purchasers are those experts who purchase media time along with area. Marketing projects and other such occasions that intend to promote about a brand name are handled by media purchasers.
Media purchasers validate their task when they are effectively able to mix various strategies of media and market a brand name and quickly reach the brand name's target consumers.
– Geographical aspects
– Rates
– Demographics
And now that you recognize with the term 'media purchasing', let's see exactly what advantages this service would leave in your lot.
– Affordable – If you believe you can deal with the work of media, yes, you can. However, if you believe you can do the very same at minimized rates, no, you can not. So, exactly what I would advise in this case or otherwise is employ a media firm. Because, these firms are provided a discount rate (for companies just) by the station.
Why pay more when you can pay the specific very same, affordable total up to these expert firms?
– No Sales-related Problems – When you employ a media purchasing firm, media agents call them and not you. Here you go. Your sales-related concerns are captivated by them and you have an assurance.
– Conserves Time – Confess or not, today when you have actually turned over all your significant jobs of looks into, accounting, calling and so on to an expert media purchasing company, you get adequate time to achieve other jobs.
– Negotiate Better – It is not brain surgery, however it is definitely close to the exact same. Settlement – Once you are an expert in the field of media, you need to work out and you slowly discover how to do so. However, if you are not, once again, you ought to much better employ a media purchaser. They are pros in their domain and they understand ways to work out with customers.
– Guidance – When your media purchasing task is being taken and done by a specialist in the location, your advertisement rankings are examined by them and it is guaranteed that you spend for them with no oppression to yourself. The emastermetrology team is searching for new complete merchandising solutions for advertising.


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Mary Robinson delivered a keynote speech at The Madrid High Level Consultation on Hunger, Food Security and Nutrition in the Post-2015 Development Framework
Mary Robinson addresses the Madrid High Level Consultation on Hunger, Food Security and Nutrition in the Post-2015 Development Framework
Mary Robinson delivered a key note speech at The Madrid High Level Consultation on Hunger, Food Security and Nutrition in the Post-2015 Development Framework today, April 4.
Hosted by the Governments of Spain and Colombia, the consultation brought together government leaders, development decision-makers and academics for a day of discussion about the process of implementing a Post 2015 Development Framework, which will arise as the UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) are due to be completed.
Speaking to delegates at the conference, which included UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy and Columbian Vice Minister of Multilateral Affairs Patti Londoño, Mary Robinson said:
"Let's make the vision presented to this meeting a reality – 'We can end hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition within a generation'. But this will mean acknowledging that we need to do things differently. It will mean doing what we say, and it will mean a serious ratcheting up of leadership and commitment."
Mrs. Robinson added: "As we aren't succeeding, despite decades of trying, we need to understand why. So we should start with a genuine exercise in listening to those we seek to help, before we design a new version of the solution to their problems as we see it. The consultations the UN is leading for the post 2015 development agenda are part of this – but each one of us also has a personal obligation to listen."
The Madrid High Level Consultation is the third and final phase of the Global Thematic Consultation on Hunger, Food Security and Nutrition. This overall process takes place in the context of a series of eleven Global Thematic Consultations facilitated by the UN and complemented by close to 100 national-level consultations. The event will also highlight the 1,000-day mark to the 2015 deadline for completion of the MDGs, which officially occurs tomorrow, on April 5.
"People are hungry for many reasons, including lack of access to resources, the absence of rights, conflict, natural disasters and climate change. It is clear to me, when I visit families and communities living with the daily reality of poverty, that they see no divisions between the environment, economics, and social development: all of these issues are linked, closely-related, part of the reason why they are poor, powerless, in ill-health or hungry.
"Our challenge is to understand these linkages in the same way that those experiencing them do, and to design responses that solve the closely related problems. So although the post 2015 consultation process has eleven themes, and structuring the consultation in such a way is practical, we must avoid the temptation to look at the issues in isolation. To be effective the post 2015 development agenda will have to make the links between hunger, under nutrition and climate change, as well as the links to water, health and equity."
Mrs. Robinson concluded by inviting assembled delegates to make a personal commitment to deal with the issue of hunger, food security and nutrition in a more pro-active manner than in the past.
"I ask you in your role as ministers and leaders, to approach these issues as a person, as a parent and a member of a family. Let us bring to the post 2015 discussions a sense of empathy, a commitment to do things differently and a pledge that we will make our grandchildren proud of the leadership we gave at a moment of real opportunity."
Background Note and Agenda – FAO
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Return to Sender is the culmination of over three years of dedication from London-based Dutch photographer Sipke Visser, who painstakingly wrote over 500 letters by hand and posted them to addresses picked completely at random across the UK. Each letter had one of his own photos enclosed and a simple request for the thoughts, feelings and opinions on said image from the recipient.
Visser's beautiful hardback book collates the responses he received in return, which range from the bemused to the elated, many of which are hilarious, sad and almost always charming. The format of displaying each image one at a time, followed by the recipient's response and Visser's own subsequent replies offers an intimate and heartwarming window into how complete strangers can interact with each other over photography.
The project is a gentle reminder of the stories and lives being played out by the millions of people living all around us, and perhaps leaves you wondering what else might be possible if we all started talking a little bit more to one another.
'Return to Sender' by Sipke Visser Displays Responses from Strangers
Luke Geoghegan — April 2, 2013 — Art & Design
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Totally a non-sequitor, but have you guys tried any of the @recipetoriches dishes out now?
Last weekend at the grocery store, I totally had a moment of weakness and stocked up on all the Recipe to Riches dishes I saw available. I got the Golden Toffee Nut Gems, the Dulce de Leche Brownies, and best of all: Butter Chicken Lasagne.
I've only tried the Toffee Nut Gems and the Lasagne thus far, and obviously they're both pretty terrible!
Most disappointing is the Butter Chicken Lasagne. You could see what the inspiration behind it was, but unfortunately, the recipe's been butchered and what's left is basically butter chicken over some lasagne noodles. The noodles are stacked and contain within them a gross white sauce with a couple of pieces of green pepper and mushrooms. What's supposed to be there is ricotta cheese and veggies, but of course, those probably didn't make the cut.
What's spot on is the butter chicken flavour – it's pretty authentic, and I also like that there are decent pieces of chicken in this dish. But all said and done, it really just left me craving a bowl of butter chicken with some nice fresh naan on the side.
And the toffee? Not bad for a candy, but I rarely eat candy anyway, so this wouldn't leave me craving for more. I am looking forward to trying those brownies! I absolutely love chocolate, and adore Dulce de Leche (especially after a trip to South America) so the brownies seem like they'd totally be my thing.
Remind me again what the point of Recipe to Riches is? The dishes that come out seem so far removed from what we see on television, and as far as I'm aware, none of the contenders has made any riches.
Nonetheless, I did enjoy watching the show when I had television, and I'll probably continue to try the "recipes" when I see them in the grocery store.


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Great dog themed knocker. Prompt service with follow-up on their part.
Couple of things I learned after purchasing 1) it does take 2 holes all the way through the door - no big deal for us. 2) The tail is a shark's tail and not a dolphin's. It should be flat not up and down - which also means if you use this knocker it will add another dent to your door. Not a huge deal, but would be nice to have the tail match the animal. Otherwise, it is heavy and beautiful and you can hear it through our small house.
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You are a businessperson not a language guru so why do you need to know about translation? Good question. the answer to this is quite simple, most business owners dream about becoming rich. Some would even like to be listed on the rich lists in their own country. Wealth is not created out of thin air. A successful business grows because it promotes its product to the greatest number of potential buyers possible. It spends millions on advertising, so its product is bought and not its competitors. Take McDonald's fast food restaurants as an example. The company advertises their products in the language of the country they wish to sell.
If you visit Colombia and see a McDonald's restaurant looming in the distance, instantly recognisable by the world wide use of the golden arches, you won't find the menu in English. For example a 'cheeseburger' is a 'burguer con queso'. Even though McDonald's restaurants are franchises, the owners don't have the right to do what they like with the products. No doubt, though, McDonald's knows the gains its restaurants will make if they use the language of the country that has agreed to host the chain. The restaurant's name is not translated into the host country's language, as this is a brand in its own right, but the menu is certainly translated into the local language. These restaurants have become a great commercial success out of their native America by combining American fast food culture with effective translation.
If McDonald's tactics are not enough to convince you of the importance of translation, then many more examples of successful global brands could be cited, such as KFC and Coca Cola. In a Spanish speaking country, of which there are many worldwide, you won't find 'chicken' on the menu at KFC but 'pollo' instead. You are urged to 'disfrutas' your 'bebida' not 'enjoy' your 'drink'.
There are some other facts that might be of interest to you about global languages which are businesses grows because it promotes its product.
- 72 out of 100 customers overseas would prefer to purchase products that offer information in their language
- 56% state that language has a greater influence than price
- 60% of Internet users do not browse in English
- 27% of information on the Internet is in English
- Native English speakers make up 6% of the world population.
- 20% of British exporting companies lost sales due to cultural or language mismatch
- Shortages in people proficient in other languages besides English cost Britain £16bn in overseas trade losses.
With all these facts and figures about the importance of languages this is why you should be learning about translation and ensuring that you get your product and its characteristics translated into the languages of the countries you wish to sell. This means engaging some proficient language translators to work on your behalf.


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Repair Manuals for Your Automotive
Many auto fans have the need to fix their auto's themselves to save money and time. They know that automotive repair manuals make life much easier for them. The manuals usually feature illustrations and diagrams, which make fixing their car much less complicated.
These guides are essentially what are called Do-it-yourself instructions. They will help you to diagnose or fix a problem on your own car. When you have to fix your care, normally it's done by a trained mechanic. With the right repair manual, you can carry out some of the repairs on your own and save a lot of money.
To be able to troubleshoot modern vehicles nowadays, one needs some training and knowledge. A repair jobs' difficulty varies and that's where an automotive repair manual is useful. One needs to be conversant with the different systems that make up his or her automotive. Luckily, the repair manuals for each type of automotive help out in that.
You can buy your automotive repair manuals in a book form or you can purchase their electronic versions. For a person keen on a DIY vehicle repair, these manuals provide informative data on service, revamping and the care of their car. The step-by-step directions provide you with the ability to fix your car or truck problems as if an expert. The clear illustrations will give you the mindset of a professional. The automotive repair manuals are helpful and certainly will help you save a lot of time, energy and cash.
With the aid of a guide you're sure to fix the vehicle right on first attempt. To find the right repair manual for you own vehicle model, it only needs some little effort on your part and learn exactly the proper way to perform each repair without unintentionally damaging any part of your vehicle or installing anything erroneously.
To get the task done in an efficient and timely fashion, you'll need to ensure that you've got the correct tools for the job. These details and any other needed information are likely to be furnished in the automotive repair manual. If you're looking for an automotive repair manual, you must decide on the one which supplies all the info that is required you could understand without difficulty.
By fixing your own vehicle, you safeguard yourself from unnecessary or inflated repair bills. The choice that you have made to fix your vehicle is a significant one. While it could definitely not be easy to get the hang of, a lot of people find the benefits far outweighing the disadvantages. However, if you're feeling a job is too complicated, you may still be better consulting an specialist.


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This past Saturday the first annual Tweed Ride Toronto took place bringing together approximately 400 tweed riders in the downtown core.
The worldwide event originated in London in 2009 celebrating style and cycling in the name of charity. Locally, tickets were sold for $15, which included high tea, a swag bag, dinner and a party. And to spice things up, prizes were awarded for "Most Distinguished Chap", "Most Lovely Lady" and "Most Awe-Inspiring Moustache."
All proceeds going to Bikes Without Borders -- a non-profit organization using bikes and bike-related solutions to assist marginalized communities in both developing and developed worlds.
Looking dapper in their vintage tweed, Corrinna and Tim loved the whole experience. "It was great to see everyone dressed up -- all for the same cause," said Tim, who also commented on the Occupy Toronto rally, which ran simultaneously. "On one side of the street you have all these angry people and on the other, all these happy tweed riders. It was quite interesting."


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Talk of Angels (1998) (Available Until June 01, 2016)
Back during my Vincent Perez phase I bought this on VHS. It's decent as far as his flicks go. He doesn't have a great Spanish accent (which is odd since he grew up all over the place) but I'll overlook any problemos in that area. This movie is about an Irish woman who goes to Spain and becomes a governess. She finds political pressure in Spain, just as she did in Ireland. Polly Walker, Frances McDormand and Penelope Cruz costar.
Certified Copy (2010) (French) (Available Until December 27, 2014)
It's about a man and a woman who have a barbed attraction and share a day together. Fantastic! The film stars Juliette Binoche and William Shimell.
Another Day (2001) (Available Until October 15, 2013)
Did you ever want to see what it would be like to see Prue and Cole in love? Lucky that you came across this flick then. Shannen Doherty is in love with Julian McMahon but ends up going back in time to shortly before her former, late lover's death.
Passion Play (Available Until July 20, 2013)
I love everything about this film, the idea, casting, visual choices, etc. Mickey Rourke stumbles into a traveling sideshow and meets a beautiful young woman (Megan Fox) who plays the part of an angel. They fall for each other. Their love unravels since he's tangled up with some other unsavory folks. The movie costars Bill Murray, Kelly Lynch and Rhys Ifans.
Good Dick (2008) (Available Until June 29, 2013)
Good Dick is listed under romcoms but it's anything but. The movie is about a man who works at a video store and falls for an introverted woman who rents a lot of porn. It's a very touching drama that I definitely recommend. Marianna Palka (also the director), Jason Ritter, Martin Starr and Tom Arnold star in this flick.
Conversations with Other Women (2006) (Available Until February 15, 2013)
Conversations with Other Women is a personal favorite. I own and have watched this film and the special features often. (I have entertained thoughts of making independent films and it was shot on a DV camera). The writing is top notch. It's about a woman (Helena Bonham Carter) who is attending a wedding and meets up with a man (Aaron Eckhart) that she shares special chemistry with.
Last Night (Available Until January 1, 2013)
Last Night is about a married couple (Keira Knightley and Sam Worthington) who've been together for a while but are both tempted to cheat on the same night. Knightley's character is definitely more fleshed out and relate-able. Worthington mainly seems like a stock faithful husband who is confused and tempted (by Eva Mendes though so it totally makes sense).
A Beautiful Life (Mei Li Ren Sheng) (China/Hong Kong) (Available Until December 13, 2012)
A booze and high heel loving real estate agent meets a police officer. She leads him on while using him to do things for her. It's one of those friend zone relationships that actually goes somewhere.
Hope Floats (1998) (Available Until November 15, 2012)
Sandra Bullock, Harry Connick Jr, Gena Rowland and Kathy Najimy star in this film about love and starting over. It's about what happens when your husband is a piece of shit so you have to heal and start again.
Random Hearts (1999) (Available Until November 01, 2012)
Random Hearts is definitely a different kind of movie. It has a slow build and it's long. Plus it's very sexy without being very sexual. This Sydny Pollack movie stars Harrison Ford (ahhh!) and Kristin Scott Thomas as two people whose spouses both die in a freak plane accident. They fall for each other while grieving, but her job gets in the way. Charles S. Dutton, Bonnie Hunt, Dennis Haysbert, Richard Jenkins, Peter Coyote and Dylan Baker costar.
The Fabulous Baker Boys (1989) (Available Until November 01, 2012)
It took me a long time to get around to catching this flick but since I've seen it I must heartily recommend it. Jeff Bridges and Beau Bridges star as struggling jazz musicians who hire the sexy, talented Michelle Pfeiffer as their singer.
Where the Heart Is (2000) (Available Until November 01, 2012)
No matter how many times I see Where the Heart Is I will never stop being amazed by it. I read the book back in the day and it was incredibly schmaltzy and just okay. However the movie is totally made by the amazing, believable performance of Natalie Portman as Novalee Nation (I know). She's a pregnant teen whose bf is such a dick that he ditches her at a Walmart. However she makes the best of things, befriends a bunch of really great people and finds her passion in life (and love) while bringing up her son. Ashley Judd, James Frain, Stockard Channing, Joan Cusack and Sally Field costar.
Suburban Girl (2007) (Available Until August 15, 2012)
The first time that I saw Suburban Girl I was dissapointed. However I don't blame the film, I blame US Weekly. During filming all of the on set picks made it seem like it was fun and upbeat. Then it was released and marketed as a romcom. However it's actually more dramatic. The flick is about a book editor (Sarah Michelle Gellar) who starts dating a much older man (Alec Baldwin).
Dirty Dancing (1987) (Available Until July 01, 2012)
Patrick Swayze stars as the older dance instructor that teen Jennifer Grey falls for, while developing her dirty dancing skills.
The Edge of Love (2008) (Available Until June 30, 2012)
I originally rented this on a whim and it definitely turned out to be a good idea. It's a period drama set in wartime London about the lives, loves and friendship between two women played by Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller. Matthew Rhys and Cillian Murphy costar.
At First Sight (1999) (Available Until July 01, 2012)
At First Sight was mercilessly bashed upon it's release but I've always loved it. It was actually put down for not being realistic while it was based on a true story and Val Kilmer shadowed the guy that it was actually about (I know, so wrong). Kilmer is a blind masseuse who finds love with Mira Sorvino. She helps him experience new things when he undergoes an operation that gives him his sight back but will it last? Kelly McGillis, Steven Weber, Nathan lane and Bruce Davison costar.
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