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Microsoft Excel offers two main ways to import XML documents. The manual import will be easiest for most users. The programmatical import may be quicker if you want to import two or more files and you are both quick and comfortable with typing or inserting code.
Manually Importing
Open Excel, then select the "File" menu and "Open." Select "XML files" from the list of file types. Select the file you want to open and then click "Open."
If prompted, select a style sheet from the list of options, or click "Cancel" if you don't want to use a style sheet.
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Select "Save" and choose "XLS (Excel)" or the XLSX format to make the conversion permanent.
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Make a note of the server location and XML file name that you want to import. Alternatively, make a note of the file's location if it is on your hard drive. You won't be able to browse for it, so you'll need to know the full directory location.
Open a Visual Basic for Applications project in Excel and insert a new module. Create a subroutine named "ImportXML." (You can use a different name if you like, but using "ImportXML" will make future reference easier.)
Insert the following code, replacing the text inside the pointed brackets with the relevant filename and location, and style sheet:
Workbooks.OpenXML "<http://Myserver/Myfolder/xml filename.xml>", _
This code instructs Excel to use the content of the designated XML file to create and open a new workbook file, formatted using the designated style sheet. A workbook file is made up of one or more related worksheets.


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For many West Africans "J is simply for Jollof" and nothing else comes close! This humble rice dish sometimes called jellof is so loved that when a popular TV chef tried to recreate the dish with his own twist it created a major online backlash / debate from many West Africans, so much so that it got the attention of major news outlets like the BBC.
So what is so special about jollof? For me jollof is not just about how tasty the dish is, it is about the memories it conjures up. It brings back memories of home cooked meals and memories of family get-togethers. For many West Africans, a party is not complete without jollof.
Jollof or jellof is traditionally long grain or basmati rice cooked in tomatoes, peppers and spices. It is usually served as an accompaniment to a main dish like stewed beef, baked chicken, grilled fish or stewed beans (also known as red red). A side dish of fried plantain or salad will usually (also) get featured in the mix.
If you are looking to get introduced to West African food, jollof rice is definitely the place to start!

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- Cloudready of Neverware is available for free for individual users. You can choose between 32-bit and 64-bit versions. Bear in mind not all PCs are supported. You can find the list of certified models here. Why would you choose Cloudready? There is a company behind the the distro so updates can be expected to happen. Download here: https://www.neverware.com/freedownload .
- FlintOS is aimed at RaspberryPi 3 and PC. At it's early stages FlintOS is not ready for all PC users just yet. However the project is alive and growing rapidly. So a mature version for PC might show up any time soon. If you are familiar with Raspberry Pi 3 you might want to run FlintOS on both Raspi and PC. Download here: https://flintos.io/download/ .
- Last but not least there is Arnold The Bat's ChromiumOS. Arnold has been offering his version of ChromiumOS long before Cloudready and FlintOS showed up. When nothing works try ChromiumOS. My 10 years old mini laptop accepted Arnold's version while rejecting Cloudready and FlintOS. Download here: https://chromium.arnoldthebat.co.uk/ .
It's pretty easy to download and install ChromiumOS (open source version of ChromeOS) on PC. In addition there are three different alternatives to choose from. So there is no need to buy a Chromebook but to pick up a version of ChromiumOS that suits you and start to play!
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We've written before on this blog (see here, here, here, here and here) about the ongoing scientific debate over the impact that methane emissions from the natural gas industry could have on global warming, and on the potential for natural gas to help deal with that problem or, at least, serve as a "bridge" to a cleaner energy future based on renewables.
Now, there's anther significant study out that adds to the discussion. The study itself provides a possible warning about natural gas emissions, but the report is already getting some criticism from both industry and environmental groups.
Here's the press release from the University of Colorado Boulder:
On a perfect winter day in Utah's Uintah County in 2012, scientists from the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) and colleagues at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) tested out a new way to measure methane emissions from a natural gas production field.
Their results, accepted for publication in Geophysical Research Letters, constitute a proof-of-concept that could help both researchers and regulators better determine how much of the greenhouse gas and other air pollutants leak from oil and gas fields. The measurements show that on one February day in the Uintah Basin, the natural gas field leaked 6 to 12 percent of the methane produced, on average, on February days.
And from that release, here's the paper's central conclusion:
The team determined that methane emissions from the oil and natural gas fields in Uintah County totaled about 55,000 kg (more than 120,000 lbs) an hour on the day of the flight. That emission rate is about 6 to 12 percent of the average hourly natural gas production in Uintah County during the month of February.
A recent federal report estimated that methane's leak rate, nationally, is less than 1 percent of production; another report noted that emissions in the Uintah ("Uinta") Basin, which produces about 1 percent of total U.S. natural gas, may have higher emissions than typical for western gas fields. The Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Inspector General has called for better emissions data from the natural gas sector, and this paper is one of the first published since.
The industry group Energy In Depth has criticized the paper noting it's based on just one day's worth of data, and commenting:
Some will see the publication of NOAA's latest research as a reason to gin up fear about methane leaks from natural gas (and probably another excuse to write a story with "fracking" in the headline). But those of us who actually pay attention to details, data, and the growing consensus within the scientific community know better.
Also weighing in was Michael Levi of the Council on Foreign Relations, who provided a nuanced discussion of the paper here. And the Environmental Defense Fund also had a write-up on the study, including in it a mention of the uncertainty of the estimates presented:
The authors calculated the uncertainty of their measurements, finding a 68 percent chance the leak rate is between 6.2 and 11.7 percent, and a 95 percent chance it is between 3.5 and 14 percent.
EDF scientist Steven Hamburg explained by way of background:
… As to what these studies mean for our nation as a whole, one need is additional data — a comprehensive and consistent look at methane emissions at various locations across the country — in order to properly characterize methane across the U.S. natural gas supply system. That's why EDF, along with close to 100 academic, research and industry partners, is working on a series of 16 studies to directly measure methane emissions across the supply chain. Together, these sixteen studies will provide the most complete national picture of methane emissions to date.
The first study, led by the University of Texas and involving nine natural gas producers, will be published in the coming weeks. The UT study is not based on emissions from a single location but on measurements from diverse regions with data collected at the actual source. Direct measurements in the UT study focus on methane lost at the well pad and other natural gas production points, and will provide insights into how effectively specific industry practices can contain methane emissions. But it won't offer a complete picture of methane emissions across all of the natural gas system. We'll need the entire series of studies, a project that will continue through 2014, before we can draw comprehensive conclusions about the scope of the problem and the full range of options for minimizing methane emissions.The Uintah and Los Angeles studies tell us that methane emissions appear to be a serious problem in some regions. Additional data will tell us more about where emissions are occurring and what can be done to reduce them. But we know enough to get started fixing the problem. There is no reason to wait.


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The Fantasy Fighter universe I've been using for Blog Hops and #MenageMonday is one of my older game concepts, which the more I work with it the more I think it could be very successful if I had the connections to cover the parts I can't do myself. If your interest is in the characters and story go ahead and jump down to the list of Fighters.
At its heart, Fantasy Fighter is basically my own take on Darkstalkers/Vampire Savior. More specifically I see it being a supernatural/fantasy focused 2D Fighting Game with all the passion for and attention to detail the genre exemplifies. A critical difference in my mind though, is I would like Fantasy Fighter to be easier to pick up and play than I have experienced 2D Fighters to be. That could be a turn off for hardcore gamers, but I feel they already have other options and it would be nice to have a foothold in the genre for regular and even casual gamers to experience a game where every move or idle tells you about the character and details in the stages tell you about the world. I also happen to believe that it's possible to make a game that is both deep AND fun to learn, but understand that is a lofty goal.
Given the current state of gaming loaded with patches, updates and in-game purchases, I feel like it would make sense to do Fantasy Fighter as a single game instead of a series of 2D Fighters like it might have been in the past. So rather than a second and third game, my idea would be to sell additional "seasons" to the base game. I have stories, final and sub-bosses for 3 seasons. Though there is a lot I don't have.
The real point of Fantasy Fighter is the characters—and those are also who you want to know about if you want to get more on my Flash Fiction in the universe. So without further ado;
- Adrian Godard: [Church Exorcist] A black German warrior-priest capable of summoning the Sword of Uriel. He travels the world battling the unholy, particularly the succubus, Melantha. His play style is to take advantage of limited usage of the Sword at close and mid range.
- Biomass Delta: [Toxic Blob] A goopy mindless incarnation of pure hunger. It keeps alive by traveling and feeding, developing a particular taste for the magical girl, Hazuki. Its play style is about wearing its opponent down with damage over time.
- Caldwell Keller: [Possessed Drifter] A grey haired, chain smoking, hard drinking mercenary possessed by a demon shadow. He'll take just about any job if the pay is good enough and tends to butt heads with the more duty oriented android, Major Cannon. His play style focuses on weaker rapid strikes with excellent range thanks to his demon shadow.
- Butch Slade: [Dirtbag] A deranged giant of a man that almost can't be human. His story is about merciless vengeance against the world itself, particularly Agency hero, Johnny. He is so physically large it's hard to avoid his attacks, but also hard to miss him.
- Hazuki Akiyama: [Magical Girl] The latest in a maternal line of Japanese heroes capable of creating what they need to fight by force of will. She is a new hero looking to make the world a better place, and specifically identifies the possessed Caldwell as in need of purifying. Her play style involves toolbox special moves that she is unimpressive without.
- Karl Victorien: [Monster] Somewhere between the Jewish Golem and Frankenstein's monster, he has become deeply philosophical in the years since his creator's death. He travels the world seeking a purpose for his artificial existence but is opposed by the wolf girl, Wenona. His style is a grapple tank that grabs his opponents and breaks them.
- Melantha Karahalios: [She Devil] A Greek succubus and club owner with powerful fire magic. Whether at her club or on the road she means to enjoy what the world has to offer and not let exorcists like Adrian send her back to hell. Her play style focuses on blasting her opponent from a safe distance.
- Wenona Grey: [Wolf Girl] A mixed Native/French Canadian who uses the spirits of the forest to ravage the enemies of nature without speaking. She hunts all enemies of nature, but most specifically the monster of her own forest, Karl. Her fighting style is about power and speed, primarily at close range.
- Huītzilōpōchtli: [Solar Alien] <Unlocked by beating Season 1 Story with all Core Characters and Major Cannon> A fiery alien conqueror resembling, or perhaps the inspiration for, the Aztec war god of the same name. His mission is the absolute domination of the Earth, making him the Final Boss of Season 1 and a threat to all the fighters. His play style is about managing the ebb and flow of power, that when it's up is the greatest in the game.
- Major Stevie Cannon: [Legend Android] <Unlocked by beating Season 1 Story> A patriotic American test pilot and career military woman who became fused to alien technology. She is the big gun that the government sends in to clean up messes, including the blob, Biomass Delta. Her play style is about building and releasing power, a generic version is the sub-boss of Season 1.
- HIDDEN CHARACTERS (so, stretch goals for getting into the first game)
- Aphrodite: [Secret Agent] <Unlocked if beat her when she appears in Survival Mode> A veteran secret agent highly ranked in the Agency skilled in fighting and survival. While the Agency would like her to retire from field work, some jobs like the succubus, Melantha, are too important to leave to anyone else. Her play style is similar to Melantha's, but with grapples for close range and fewer area options.
- Blades: [Tech Skater] <Unlocked if find and beat him as a bonus fight in Story Mode> A junior agent recruited for his technological genius to develop hardware for the Agency. He is committed to using his gadgets to prove he is capable of being a field agent, even against enemies as formidable as the dirtbag, Butch. His play style is tool box specials like Hazuki, based on technology instead of magic.
- Johnny Treeman: [Heroic Berserker] <Unlocked by beating Story Mode with Butch or Wenona?> A pulp worthy hero who channels the totemic power of the bear in defense of all that is good and true. The Agency recruited him after he put away the dirtbag, Butch, and now provide him leads on and transportation to those in need of a hero. A stronger but slower take on Wenona's play style since he channels the bear instead of the wolf.
- Mifuyu Shizuka: [Scarred Medium] <Unlocked by using each Core Character in Multiplayer> A Japanese woman who scarred her own face while possessed and now can't control what spirits or powers enter her. She wanders the world on a one-woman rampage against the supernatural. Her play style is randomly copied from the other fighters.


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It's January, and you're piloting a plane full of cold New Yorkers to the warm sands of Hawaii. Once you arrive in the air above Maui, however, you come upon dozens of other airplanes hanging in the sky, trying to land. The planes have brought people from all over the world, and the landing space is clogged with them. No one can lower their planes to the tarmac below! You shrug, turn your plane around and head back to the cold snow of New York Oh, well. Maybe you'll try again next year...
This would never happen. Air traffic controllers know which planes are due to arrive in their airspace, when and from where. Using straight line of sight as well as radar, they can track the movement of planes, helicopters, and other aircraft within a set zone. They work at airports, in towers, and at centers located in highly-travelled areas, assisting pilots chart their courses. They watch the planes as they come into their range, and they inform the pilots about other airplanes in the area and give them landing instructions. They also monitor take offs, and let pilots know when appropriate times to leave the airport would be. Sometimes they give weather updates, as well.
Air traffic controllers have very stressful jobs. They must be able to ensure that dozens of planes share the same sky without causing one another disturbances. In fact, the job can be so stressful that planes are scheduled to arrive and take off only at certain times, so for an eight-hour shift, there may be only four hours of intense work and four hours of wait time.
Air traffic controlling is an extremely important job. Without these workers, airborne accidents might be much more frequent. They keep the pilots in line, so to speak, and maintain regulations from their posts miles below.
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A QUESTION ABOUT LIBERTARIANS: They're said to only care about themselves. So why do they toil for other people's freedom?.
From Instapundit.
This isn't at all difficult. Robert Heinlein explained it more than fifty years ago:
Political tags – such as royalist, communist, democrat, populist, fascist, liberal, conservative, and so forth – are never basic criteria. The human race divides politically into those who want people to be controlled and those who have no such desire.
Libertarians are the second sort, and they understand that allowing others' freedom to be diminished will in time cost them their own.


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Strategic Renewal is excited to partner with The Chicago Tabernacle for the first time ever, in providing an opportunity for pastors and ministry leaders to experience what God can do when His people come together to pray.
Enjoy three teaching sessions taught by Daniel Henderson (President of Strategic Renewal) and Pastor Al Toledo (Lead Pastor of The Chicago Tabernacle). Get an inside glimpse of the ministry at Chicago Tabernacle, interact on a more personal level with Pastor Al & Chrissy Toledo, and be inspired to see what a prayer culture could look like in your church!
Finish off this great experience by attending Chicago Tabernacle's weekly prayer gathering. This gathering is attended by hundreds each week, and you will be blessed as you watch God working in the midst of His people. Make plans today to join together with people from all over the country for a day of prayer and teaching!
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"Roll on Muskegon" is a fun, community, bicycle ride through the neighborhoods of Muskegon. Bikers meet every Monday at the downtown Muskegon Farmers' Market. This easy 8 mph, family friendly ride begins at 6:30pm. For more information, find them on Facebook.


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Fulton County is kicking off a series of public meetings, held in conjunction with cities in South Fulton, to allow the community to give input on potential South Fulton projects for a proposed Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (T-SPLOST).
The Fulton County Department of Public Works, in conjunction with the cities of South Fulton, will hold a first round of public meetings starting April 12 to solicit input in drafting a list of proposed improvements for funding consideration. Participants will have a chance to review Fulton County data as well as maps depicting critical corridors and other information
Community feedback gathered during this series of meetings will be used to develop a draft list of projects for potential TSPLOST funding. The draft project list will be shared with the community during a second round of meetings tentatively planned for late May.
Tuesday April 12
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Atlanta, GA 30331
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Tuesday April 26
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56 Malone Street
Fairburn, GA 30213
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Report: Quarter-Billion Dollar Price Tag for Smoking in Wisconsin
Madison, WI – A quarter billion dollars. That's the Medicaid price tag attached to smoking in Wisconsin over the next five years, according to a new report from RTI International. The study says the healthcare system saves big bucks when people quit smoking because of the costly health conditions linked to tobacco.
Dona Wininsky with the American Lung Association in Wisconsin says that makes a strong argument for a statewide smoke-free workplace law, as well as the recent tobacco tax increase, and funding for smoking-cessation programs.
"If we could just get even a percentage of those people who are smokers into good cessation programs and help them quit, those costs would come down enormously."
She says programs like the Lung Association's online "Freedom from Smoking" website and the state's "Tobacco Quit Line" are proven winners at helping people kick the habit. The report finds that the group of Wisconsin smokers that is now age 24, for example, will cost the Medicaid system a total of $1 billion over their lifetimes. Wininsky says that highlights the need for prevention programs for youth.
"Once they've started smoking, it's really, really hard to quit, and that puts them on the road to all those health problems and those high health costs that we're paying. Prevention is the number one best way to keep those healthcare costs down, simply because if you don't start to smoke, you'll never have to quit."
She says the recent tobacco tax increase will help keep youth from picking up the habit, and a smoke-free workplace law would be an incentive for current smokers to quit.
The RTI International study is available online, at www.rti.org.


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Happy Monday everyone! I can't believe the weekend went by so fast. What did I say on Friday? Last week went by at a snails pace…then the weekend flies by in a super-sonic-swoosh. I'm thinkin' the two should be reversed, don't you? I've always thought weekend's should be longer. And I truly believe we should adopt the European mind-set for vacations. A month long sabbatical sounds absolutely divine…just sayin'.
Okay, okay…I'll stop dreaming. But speaking of dreams, today I have a cute styled engagement session of Bri & Danny dreamt up and shot by Minnesota photographer Whitney Furst of Whitney Furst Photography. These two are so cute, don't you think? So let's have a look-see at their "sweet" session.
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(In case you missed it elsewhere, I'm running a GoFundMe campaign to read and review ever issue of Marvel Comic's Civil War crossover event prior to Captain America 3: Civil War hitting Theaters the beginning of May. This is the first of many reviews to come.)
So, here we are. I've committed to reading and reviewing every issue of Civil War over the coming months. Before we get to Civil War proper, we have to travel The Road To Civil War, and boy, the Comics Gods can be fickle and unkind.
I had sorta blanked out the fact that J. Michael Straczynski was the guy guiding Spider-Man through most of the 2000's, and then BAM, I open up the first comic on my list, The Amazing Spider-Man 529, and JMS hits me in the face like a brick.
**Pours the first of many Dark and Stormys**
As you may recall, Civil War coincided with the Iron Spider years, and this issue is where it all begins. JMS goes hard, starting with an, "Oh, that scamp Tony Stark" joke that just hasn't aged well AT ALL (translation: It's hella skeevy to even joke with your buddies wife that there's a camera in the bedroom, Tony. YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS!). After that awfulness, we move to Tony putting the finishing touches on a new suit for Spider-Man. In a rather familiar Red and Gold color scheme, naturally.
The rest of the issue is mostly Spidey taking the suit out for a test-drive, with plenty of justification for all the fancy gizmos and doodads Stark threw into this new suit, including: glide capabilities, thermal imaging, police band radio, and even being bulletproof. I had honestly forgotten that JMS was decent back in those days, and really enjoyed this bit of the comic. His Peter Parker is on point, humor-wise, and once you get past the sequence being an obvious commercial for Spidey 2.0, it's a solid piece of comic-ry. (Comicness? Comicsosity? I dunno, you know what i mean.)
Post test-drive, things get dicey. After Tony's taking Peter and Mary Jane in, protecting them, then giving Peter this snazzy new suit, Peter's spider-sense has gotta be tingling, and rightfully so. As soon as Peter pushes the issue and asks Tony, "Why?", we see that Tony has an ulterior motive. He butters Peter up with talk of them both being the same type of person, and how he considers Peter and MJ family and all that, before asking Peter to swear a "blood oath" to him (no really, look at the panel below), the details of which have to be kept from everyone. Thanks to Tony's heavy manipulation, Peter immediately accepts. Then this bombshell of a last panel is dropped, and the boys are off to Washington. dun dun DUUUUNNNNNNNNN
Tony has always been the (sorta) lovable, womanizing asshole living off dad's money who just so happens to be one of the smartest guys ever, but he's next-level manipulative here. Peter Parker is the smart but awkward guy who tries really hard and has lost all the father figures in his life. Tony works that angle to perfection; ensuring that if Peter responds with anything other than, "Yes!", he can play the "disappointed Dad card" to secure Peter's loyalty. This really just scratches the surface of how awful Tony will get as this series goes on.
That about does it for today. Next up, The Road to Civil War continues with Fantastic Four 536 written by……Straczynski again? Welp, liver, this is what we've been training for. See you back here tomorrow.


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Whilst there is a huge literature on leadership, ranging from academic
theories to 'how-I-did-it' books by business leaders, there is a comparatively
small literature on leadership in civil society organisations.
Three topics are common to much of the material:
- Content – what leaders decide to do
- Process – how leaders decide to do it
- Behaviour – how leaders conduct themselves.
One of the characteristics of any leadership role, and particularly that of
the Chief Executive, is the wide range of actions they can take and the huge
choice they have over how they use their time. Choosing what to do, when to do it,
how to do it and who to consult about it are all critical decisions that leaders
have to make.
In civil society organisations the pressures on leaders are particularly acute,
because they often have a large number of stakeholders – all of whom want some of
the leader's time. The pressures are greatest in organisations with national and
international reach, in rapidly growing organisations and those that campaign as
well as deliver services.
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Although written many years ago, this US book is one of the few that focus on the leadership of nonprofit organisations. It describes special challenges that leaders face and has a chapter on each of the six key roles that effective leaders play- Visionary, Strategist, Change Agent, Coach, Politician and Fundraiser
It's Tough at the Top – How Public and Nonprofit Managers can bring out the best in themselves and their organizations.
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Many people find themselves in a senior director or chief executive role without receiving much training or guidance about what leadership means at that level.
This book features top tips from respected leaders across the sector and each chapter includes critical does and don'ts.
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Where we are with W3C Browser Automation Specification
Mon 05 Nov 2012
Last week there was a very large gathering for the W3C in Lyon, France. The TPAC conference gets together all working groups and allows them to share their specifications with everyone else and demo implementations if there are some complete.
The Browser Automation Working group was there too to discuss moving the current specification further. We had 2 days of meetings and below is a break down of the topics we discussed.
Day One - Minutes
On the first day we discussed the following
- Interoperability (the spec is very loose on this, but interoperability is vital)
- Internationalised input (do we need the IME methods from OSS WebDriver? Our current solution is very desktop-centric)
- Possibly adding an ARIA locator
- Handling the shadow DOM
- Do we use strings or numbers for status codes (there are arguments either way)
- Identifying areas of the WebDriver spec that better belong elsewhere
Day Two - Minutes
Discussion of open issues in the spec:
- Screenshots
- Non-HTML content (SVG, XML, XHTML, canvas, text/plain)
- Publishing a new working draft
- Start work on the conformance tests
The main items that came from the work this week are:
- Browser Vendors are to provide a shim that understands the HTTP JSON Wire Protocol. This allows browser vendors to use the best transport mechanism they want but gives implementors of the local end library to use the same approach for all browsers ensuring interoperability between browsers.
- We are going to be changing error codes to error strings. Using strings allows us to pass back a meaningful error without it needing to be translated from an integer to allow easier development of libraries for local ends.
- We are going to be adding the ability to get a screenshot of a specific element on the page.
- We have started work on the conformance tests for the specification. The first tests actually found a bug in the Selenium WebDriver implementation which is great.
We will be cleaning up a few sections and hopefully be pushing the next version of the specification in the next few weeks. If you have thoughts or you spot any errors please let us know!


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The importance of street soccer
Weekly email 6/10/15
We are all well aware that free play or street soccer can have a huge impact on the development of players. You can ask many of the best players in the world to find out what really helped them develop into the players they have become and they will tell you that playing in the streets with their friends had a huge impact on their development. No stress, unsupervised and just with their friends. This is an ideal environment for young players to try new things and experiment on the ball in game like situations.
While watching the French playing the English in the women's world cup the announcers quoted Louisa Necib, probably the best player on a very strong French team. She was asked what helped her develop the foot skills that help her maintain possession in very tight situations under pressure of defenders. Her answer was very short "I played on the streets with my friends and family members, you are always challenged and will need to develop your foot skills to stay on top".
BTW, Louisa Necib is referred to as the female version of Zinedine Zidane, a star on the French men's national team that won the World Cup in 1998.
In my home country the national federation realized a few years ago that the youth in the Netherlands spends less time playing outside with their friends and more time inside on the computer or in front of the television. Johan Cruyff, who I hope everybody knows, started an initiative through his foundation and has helped built many Cruyff courts across the Netherlands. These courts are supposed to encourage players to go outside and play the game of soccer in an environment that helped Johan Cruyff himself develop to become the player he was in the late 60's, during the 70's and beginning of the 80's.
These type of games are not only important for the development of the technical skills, but will also help players to take ownership of the experience. In an organized setting players are too often told what and when to do it, without ever having to think for themselves. Soccer players need to be able to find solutions to the problems they encounter by themselves, but many youngsters struggle to do so nowadays. The training provided by our trainers can help players get started, but players need to go out and play with their friends and family members as often as possible. The game is the best teacher! Let them deal with the problems they encounter when out on the field. It will help players improve the ability to make decisions on their own and increase their speed of thought in game like situations.
For that reason please encourage your players to attend the hot summer nights as often as possible, organized by our association. Although organized by the club, with the help of a few very committed volunteers, the goal is to have these players regulate the games themselves. This to best mimic the street soccer environment that helped many very good players become the players they are today.
The hot summer nights take place on Tue and Thu using the field by Roosevelt intermediate school. The program starts Tuesday June 23rd and will continue all the way through August 6th. Games start at 7PM and will continue till it is too dark outside to play. Note that there are no costs involved to play and everybody is welcome to participate!
The season might be over, but our members can continue to play throughout the summer!
Thank you
Ruben Vloedgraven
Director of Coaching - Westfield Soccer Association


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DB Schenker Reduces Onboarding Time for eCommerce Customers with Magic Software's Integration
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Magic Software Enterprises Ltd., a global provider of software platforms for enterprise mobility, cloud applications, and business integration, announced today that DB Schenker, the world's leading global logistics provider, has implemented the leading-edge Magic xpi Integration Platform as the backbone of its integrated sales and logistics solution. The solution provides digital services supporting all stages of online businesses including distribution, order and payment administration, accounting, goods shipment, returns management, repair and customer service to small-to-medium sized organizations.
To streamline business processes, Magic xpi seamlessly connected webshop, ERP, warehouse, transport and return management software using SOAP technology and several databases. DB Schenker can now quickly get its customers up and running, including logistics and supply chain services within only four weeks, providing an important competitive advantage. Time-consuming administrative tasks in the back office were significantly reduced, full visibility into purchase decision-making process was made possible, while providing a machine learning method and offering omni-channel marketing to enhance customer engagement.
After comprehensive market research on integration tools, DB Schenker chose Magic Software's integration platform. "To be fast on the market with solutions is, from our point of view, a key asset that we have been able to implement with Magic technology," said René Gutschi, Head of netlivery at Schenker & Co AG.
"Magic is proud to have been instrumental in helping DB Schenker realize their goal of implementing a one-stop shop eCommerce solution," commented Stephan Romeder, General Manager Europe of Magic Software Enterprises. "We are glad that DB Schenker trusted us with this project and that, once again, we were able to show that the Magic xpi code-free, visual approach and easy-to-use connectivity with its high productivity and reliability makes integration fast and cost-effective."
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The Adventures of Sindbad is a QAGS Second Edition sourcebook, but you do not need to own QAGS to play. The QAGS Qik Start Rules are included, which give all the necessary game mechanics. You get the flexibility you need to make your game faster, your character better, and your stories richer.
The Adventures of Sindbad is written by Hex's scholar of all things Arab and Arabian, Ian Engle, and fully illustrated by Qerth artist Joshua LH Burnett.
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This summer you won't be able to get your butt out at Point Addis. But just hang onto your bareback horses, no one's taking away your favourite nudist beach. This is not a ban on nudists, but a ban on smoking on the beach.
Momentum has been building over the past couple of weeks around smokefree outdoor areas and it looks like beach butts have had their day in the sun.
The Surf Coast Shire was the first to ban the butts on beaches two years ago, then on Monday (8 Nov) the Frankston City Council declared its outdoor mall would be smokefree. Frankston is the first area in Victoria to have a smoke-free outdoor mall. Clearly the smokefree excitement then spread as the City of Port Phillip announced yesterday that it would prohibit smoking on beaches this summer too. Brisbane City also caught the bug and decreeded its mall would also be smokefree .
Clearly being smokefree is contagious. And why not - recent Cancer Council Vic research indicates that the majority of people want their beaches, alfresco dining areas and other outdoor spaces where there are children present to be smokefree.
Smokefree beaches are a long way from the hazy, and I mean hazy days of iconic coming of age /surf film Puberty Blues. And while times and certainly fashions have changed on the beach since the early 80s, there'll still need to be some significant work in changing behaviours and de-normalising smoking on the sand.
For example, I spend a lot of time around Torquay and Jan Juc beaches on the Surf Coast and I still see an awful lot of smoking on the beach. In fact until this week I wasn't aware it was banned. Now I feel at least I have some grounds to say something to those smoking, and this groundswell of action on the smokefree front will hopefully mean I'm not alone.
What do you think is the best way to stop people smoking people on beaches? How can it be effectively policed?
I for one am personally very excited about this smokefree movement, particularly on beaches. Hopefully now my children will at least understand that cigarette butts are not just a cylindrical form of seaweed.
Great step forward. Places like beaches dont have a handy place for cigarette buts so this should reduce the litter factor. Unfortunately most of the butts come through the stormwater system and I would like to see the policing of littering in general.
From: Tony, 15/04/2013
I'm glad to see smoking banned on beaches. I'm sick of getting cigarette butts in my fingers when i'm sitting on Lorne beach. I think it needs to be a social attitude change so people feel guilty. Effective signs at beaches would help.
From: Daniel, 15/04/2013
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Let's get real, the Super Bowl hasn't been about the game for a long time now. And good thing, because this year's blowout was the most lifeless NFL championships of the past decade. Today Super Bowl Sunday is all about the ads, halftime shows and social media. This year's game shattered rating records with 111.3 million viewers. The broncos didn't show up on Sunday, but electronic dance music did in several ads that broadcasted during the most-watched television event in U.S. history.
The Super Bowl is the olympics of commercials, and for many viewers the ads are the highlight of the game. These commercials are not only some of the best ads of the year, but companies show consumers what to expect in the upcoming year. Advertising has always been a reflection of popular culture, and the presence of EDM in this year's super bowl ads was loud and clear.
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ASCOBIKE: The Largest Bicycle Parking in the Americas
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1,700 Bikes Park There Daily
Located about an hour from São Paulo, Brazil, the ASCOBIKE bicycle parking is described as being the largest bike parking in the Americas (possibly the world too, though I can imagine that maybe some bigger ones are in Asia, but they might work on a different principle). People park their bikes there to hop on the train that goes to the city, but ASCOBIKE also offers "a series of social, legal and bicycle education services". Check out the video below that our friends at StreetFilms made about ASCOBIKE. It's really great to see endless rows of bikes!
I really like how this isn't just a safe place to park your ride (which is important if you're about to hop on a train and can't carry your bike with you), but also a center for bicycle advocacy and education. Cyclists will never have good conditions, and will never be safe, unless they organize themselves enough to be heard by urban planners, politicians, motorists, etc.
And the good thing is, it doesn't have to be expensive. At $5/month, ASCOBIKE definitely is affordable compared to the alternatives.
Via StreetFilms, ASCOBIKE
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How to handle your Vista migration
Now that Microsoft has stopped selling Windows XP, many companies are considering whether or not to upgrade to Windows Vista. While Vista is not without its problems, many of the operating system's migration horror stories are exaggerated. Several problems can be avoided simply by following a few best practices throughout the migration process.
Now that Microsoft has stopped selling Windows XP, many companies are considering whether or not to upgrade to Windows Vista. While Vista is not without its problems, many of the operating system's migration horror stories are exaggerated. You can avoid some of the problems by simply following a few best practices throughout the migration process. In this article, I'll share some techniques that can make the upgrade process go a lot more smoothly.
Perform hardware and software compatibility testing
The vast majority of Vista migration-related horror stories that I've heard center around hardware and software compatibility issues. There is no arguing that Vista requires beefier hardware than Windows XP and that some legacy hardware may not be powerful enough to work with Windows Vista.
On the flip side, it has been my experience that Vista works better with some of the newer hardware than Windows XP does. This is especially true of 64-bit versions of Windows. The 64-bit version of Vista includes more device drivers than the 64-bit Windows XP. There have been a number of times when I have needed to download a 64-bit driver from the Internet and found Vista drivers, but no XP drivers.
Is your shop ready for Vista? To find out, the first step is to take a full hardware and software inventory. Determine exactly what workstation hardware is in use on your network and which applications your users are running. It's the only way you will be able to find out whether or not you can safely bring Vista into your network.
Once you have compiled a hardware and software inventory, there are two free utilities that I have found to be extremely valuable in assessing upgrade readiness. The first of these tools is the Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor. It's a simple program that you can run on a Windows XP workstation in order to see if the workstation is ready to upgrade to Windows Vista. The Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor definitely isn't an enterprise-class tool, but I have still found it extremely helpful in determining whether various applications will work with Vista. You can learn more about using the Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor in this tip.
The other tool is called Business Desktop Deployment 2007, otherwise known as BDD. There are two main things that this utility does. First, it can create a software inventory for you. There is a simple agent to install on your workstations that facilitates the inventory collection process.
The other thing that the utility does is create a compatibility checklist. For the most part, BDD 2007 won't tell you whether or not applications are Vista compatible. It's up to you to figure that out for yourself (although the Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor can help with that). As you test each application, mark it as being compatible or incompatible. If there are compatibility problems with an application, you can use BDD 2007 to document the compatibility issues and any workarounds to those issues. You can read more about BDD 2007 in this tip.
How to handle your Vista migration
Step 1: How to handle your Vista migration
Step 2: Plan a pilot deployment program
Step 3: Decide on a deployment mechanism
Step 4: Train the support staff and the end users
Step 5: Assess the results of the pilot deployment program
About the author: Brien M. Posey, MCSE, has received Microsoft's Most Valuable Professional Award four times for his work with Windows Server, IIS and Exchange Server. He has served as CIO for a nationwide chain of hospitals and healthcare facilities, and was once a network administrator for Fort Knox.


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Rates in the Middle East Gulf softened around 2.5 points to WS 97/97.5 for 270,000mt to China, with a run to Japan fixed at WS 96. Going west, 280,000mt to the US Gulf remains steady at WS 43/43.5, basis Cape/Cape. West Africa to China basis 260,000mt came under downward pressure, with last done here five points lower at WS 92.5. The US Gulf to Singapore/China went at $8.4/9.4 million, while Taiwan discharge was fixed at $9.0 million.
West Africa again saw increased tonnage availability. Consequently, rates eased around 10 points to WS 115 for 130,000mt to UK-Cont. The Black Sea/Mediterranean rates have been hovering in the low/mid-WS 160s for 135,000mt, with South Korea at $4.6 million.
Rates for 80,000mt from Ceyhan sit at around WS 190. Black Sea was fixed at WS 202.5, however, the vessel was open in the Black Sea, which, saves the costs of the Turkish straits and its delays northbound. Tight tonnage availability in the Baltic saw rates for 100,000mt gain over 35 points to WS 145. 80,000mt cross North Sea rates firmed almost 45 points to around WS 177, with Exxon paying WS 197.5, but for loading at Liverpool Bay. In the Caribbean, rates fell early in the week to below WS 115, before recovering to around WS135. This level was fixed by Valero on 70,000mt for mid-December Caribbs/US Gulf.
It was another encouraging week for Owners, who saw rates for 75,000mt Middle East Gulf/Japan climb about 30 points to WS 187.5. 55,000mt paying low WS 180s, up almost 35 points from last week.
Another busy week on MR's from the Continent saw the market gain 12.5 points to WS 200 for 37,000mt Continent/USAC. The 38,000mt backhaul trade from the US Gulf enjoyed another positive week, gaining 30 points to WS 205 region.
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Halloween is less then a month away. I wanted to thank you for following my thoughts with my first free printable!
Send them to your friends and family for a unique way to add some spooky spirit to the holiday! Print as many as you like!
Click HERE or one of the pictures to download your own copy.
- Print the PDF file on high quality bright white card stock
- Cut the page in half (solid line)
- Fold in half or you can score and fold. I like to use a scoring tool
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If you would like to personalize these, email me at email@example.com and for a small design fee, I will create a custom file just for you!
If you are interested in additional printable items with this them such as tags, labels etc, let me know!
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Speaking of Linux and communities, my talk for Cloud Open was accepted. I'll be talking about "Scaling your community from tens to hundreds of contributors"
The OpenStack project has broken many records for open source projects: it's currently one of the largest and fastest growing ones out there. In just three years OpenStack has attracted over 1,000 developers with over 300 active committers per month, hundreds of patches reviewed per week and hundreds of companies involved with dozens of them strongly committed to OpenStack. What makes OpenStack different from other projects? What fuels the extraordinary growth of OpenStack's community of developers and users around the world and sets it apart from other open source projects? In this talk I'll walk through examples of other communities that I've been deeply involved with, from the Free Software Foundation to the Funambol sync server to identify the keys to OpenStack's success. Participants will take away ideas to replicate with their own projects.
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Mt.Shasta Weed, California Huge Orange Ball & Tail Making Turn
Date: December 23, 1975
Time: 11:45 p.m.
Number of witnesses: 15
Number of objects: 1
Shape of objects: Orb
Full Description of event/sighting: The night this took place I was just leaving work with 6 friends, they came up to the golf club bar/rest. We were going to a Christmas party at a friends place on the 17th hole. From the bar you can see his house. My girl friend was there and the rest of the people that saw the Orb too! (by the way I don't drink/drugs) The week before we saw the Orb, it had been snowing, there was 3.5 feet of snow on the ground. The golf club is down in a valley on a lake (Lake Shastina off hwy.97 10 miles.N. from Weed), I-5 is to the west about 8-9 miles. We walked outside, I looked up to see clear skies and a full moon, the moon was in the south sky to the right of Mount Shasta. Mount Shasta has two peeks one at 14,950 + and Mount Shastina at 10,000 +. WE were standing looking down to my friend's house to the west, there we could see and hear our friends every word that was said. It was so quite and still and very bright out.
I turned to look at the mountain when someone said look a shooting star. I turned to see where he was looking, and it was unreal. It was a huge ball of orange with a tail miles long of every color of the rainbow. It was coming out of the east by north east about 22 degrees above the horizon. It was moving fast and it looked to be 150-200 miles away. (by the way I have been a pilot since I was 19, and at the time of the sighting I was 25). I thought it was a meteor but then it slowed down and stopped ! It went from a deep orange to a white, then turned to the south and started to move faster. We were standing there asking each other what the hell is it ? As it was coming towards us we could hear all our friends yelling what the heck is that ! It was not easy to tell the altitude but the speed was a little easier to tell. I thought it was 400-500 mph.
As it went by us, still going south, it then started a left two minute turn some where over Mount Shasta City. At that time I could see the altitude as it was very close to Mount Shasta. I could see the peek of Shasta above it, and it was even with the peek of Shastina, 10,000 altitude. While I was trying to see the altitude the Orb was changing it brightness to a soft swirling marble of lights, and darks, (mother of peril ) the size of the Orb was like if I held a soccer ball at arms distance. It was big ! At that point it was now headed north by northwest up I-5. We stood there with our mouths open until it was gone. That night it was on the radio and the next day T.V. and the newspaper. Thank you.
Thank you to the witness for the report.
Brian Vike, Director
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Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Pretend Pizza
I kept secretly hoping that I would eventually be able to go back on dairy and be able to have some pizza, but alas, that never happened. So I had to take matters into my own hands.
The result: pretend pizza.
Or as Dan affectionately called it, biscuit with sausage and veggies.
I was given a pizza crust mix from a friend and it sat in my cupboard for a few months (while I was hoping I'd be able to eat cheese again) before I finally decided to just use it.
It looked tasty enough and I hoped that the pizza would still be good, even with its lack of cheese.
The dough was simple to make and easy to handle, spreading into the pan with ease. I brushed on some olive oil and then some pesto, instead of the traditional pizza sauce.
Then I fried up some sausages and cut up some veggies to add to it.
The sausages are special gluten-free ones from a local butcher shop and the veggies were bought at our local farmer's market. It felt good knowing where my toppings came from. Oh, and the pesto was some I made last fall and froze.
It was looking nice and colourful before going into the oven but I was a little concerned that it would dry out too much, with there being no cheese and all. I crossed my fingers and shoved it into the oven.
It started to smell delicious half way through the cooking time and then came out looking nice and tasty! Don't you think it looks good?
It didn't cut all that well and you definitely had to eat it with a fork, but overall it was quite tasty. You just couldn't think of it as pizza, or else you would be disappointed.
I probably won't be making it again anytime soon but I used up the crust mix and got to enjoy some "pizza" for the first time in a while. I was mostly pleased with how it turned out. I mean, how can you go wrong with something that has sausage on it?
Do you love pizza? Hate pizza? Feel indifferent to pizza? If you couldn't have it again, would you go into withdrawals?
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I would have to imagine that someone has invented dairy-free cheese!! I have also had pizza pizza's GF pizza and it isnt half bad (you can order without cheese)ReplyDelete
also, i love pizza. I dont eat a whole lot of bread and pastas, but that is one thing I would definitely miss
Casey - There are dairy-free cheeses but I haven't yet decided how I feel about them. I think I have to be off cheese for a while longer yet, you know, to get the "real cheese" flavour and texture out of my head.ReplyDelete
I would not do so well if I couldn't have pizza...we eat that often around our house (probably should be less often).ReplyDelete
I am having a party this weekend and one of my guests is diary free, I'm trying to figure out a dessert recipe to serve, but all of my involve dairy, not an easy life I am sure!
Wow, your pizza looks like it turned out amazing! I would be very sad if I couldn't have pizza any more, it's one of my favorite foods.ReplyDelete
Mrs. Lopez - Pizza used to be eaten pretty regularly at our house too. Not so much anymore. And finding dairy free desserts is hard, especially if you're not used to it. Search Pinterest! That's where I get all my ideas from.ReplyDelete
Erin - I hope that you never have to avoid pizza for any reason. Corn is my favourite food and I could not imagine giving it up.


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Discovery of Gatekeeper Nerve Cells Explains the Effect of Nicotine on Learning and Memory
Swedish researchers at Uppsala University have, together with Brazilian collaborators, discovered a new group of nerve cells that regulate processes of learning and memory. These cells act as gatekeepers and carry a receptor for nicotine, which can help explain our ability to remember and sort information.
The discovery of the gatekeeper cells, which are part of a memory network together with several other nerve cells in the hippocampus, reveal new fundamental knowledge about learning and memory. The study is published today in Nature Neuroscience.
The hippocampus is an area of the brain that is important for consolidation of information into memories and helps us to learn new things. The newly discovered gatekeeper nerve cells, also called OLM-alpha2 cells, provide an explanation to how the flow of information is controlled in the hippocampus. Read more…
A Glance at the Brain's Circuit Diagram
A new method facilitates the mapping of connections between neurons.
The human brain accomplishes its remarkable feats through the interplay of an unimaginable number of neurons that are interconnected in complex networks. A team of scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization, the University of Göttingen and the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Göttingen has now developed a method for decoding neural circuit diagrams. Using measurements of total neuronal activity, they can determine the probability that two neurons are connected with each other.
The human brain consists of around 80 billion neurons, none of which lives or functions in isolation. The neurons form a tight-knit network that they use to exchange signals with each other. The arrangement of the connections between the neurons is far from arbitrary, and understanding which neurons connect with each other promises to provide valuable information about how the brain works. At this point, identifying the connection network directly from the tissue structure is practically impossible, even in cell cultures with only a few thousand neurons. In contrast, there are currently well-developed methods for recording dynamic neuronal activity patterns. Such patterns indicate which neuron transmitted a signal at what time, making them a kind of neuronal conversation log. The Göttingen-based team headed by Theo Geisel, Director at the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization, has now made use of these activity patterns. Read more…
Researchers Explore How the Brain Perceives Direction and Location
The Who asked "who are you?" but Dartmouth neurobiologist Jeffrey Taube asks "where are you?" and "where are you going?" Taube is not asking philosophical or theological questions. Rather, he is investigating nerve cells in the brain that function in establishing one's location and direction.
Taube, a professor in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, is using microelectrodes to record the activity of cells in a rat's brain that make possible spatial navigation—how the rat gets from one place to another—from "here" to "there." But before embarking to go "there," you must first define "here."
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"Knowing what direction you are facing, where you are, and how to navigate are really fundamental to your survival," says Taube. "For any animal that is preyed upon, you'd better know where your hole in the ground is and how you are going to get there quickly. And you also need to know direction and location to find food resources, water resources, and the like."
Not only is this information fundamental to your survival, but knowing your spatial orientation at a given moment is important in other ways, as well. Taube points out that it is a sense or skill that you tend to take for granted, which you subconsciously keep track of. "It only comes to your attention when something goes wrong, like when you look for your car at the end of the day and you can't find it in the parking lot," says Taube. Read more…
The Impossible Staircase in Our Heads: How We Visualize the World Around Us
Our interpretation of the world around us may have more in common with the impossible staircase illusion than it does the real world, according to research published today in the open access journal PLoS ONE.
A 'Penrose stairs' optical illusion, or impossible staircase. Image adapted from public domain image shared by Sakurambo on Wikimedia
The study, which was funded by the Wellcome Trust, suggests that we do not hold a three-dimensional representation of our surroundings in our heads as was previously thought.
Artists, such as Escher, have often exploited the paradoxes that emerge when a 3D scene is depicted by means of a flat, two-dimensional picture. In Escher's famous picture 'Waterfall', for example, it is impossible to tell whether the start of the waterfall is above or below its base.
Paradoxes like this can be generated in a drawing, but it is not possible to create such a 3D structure. The illusion is possible because drawings of 3D scenes are inherently ambiguous, so there is no one-to-one relationship between the picture and 3D locations in space.
Most theories of 3D vision and how we represent space in our visual system assume that we generate a one-to-one 3D model of space in our brains, where each point in real space maps to a unique point in our model. However, there is an ongoing debate about whether this is really the case.
To test this idea, researchers at the University of Reading placed participants wearing a virtual reality headset in a virtual room in which they had to judge which of two objects was the nearest. On some occasions, the size of the room was increased four-fold – previous research by the team showed that participants fail to notice this expansion.
In this new study, the researchers found that people's judgement of the relative depth of objects depended on the order in which the objects were compared. Although the results are readily explained in relation to the expansion of the room, the participants had no idea that the room changed at any stage during the experiment. It is the properties of this stable perception that the experiment tested.
Dr Andrew Glennerster from the University of Reading, who led the study, explains: "In the impossible staircase illusion, you cannot tell whether the back corner is higher or lower than the front one as it depends which route you take to get there. The same is true, we find, in our task. This means that our own internal representations of space must be rather like Escher's paradoxes, with no one-to-one relationship to real space."
"Even when the size of the room increases four-fold, people think they are in a stable room throughout the experiment. Their interpretation of the room does not update itself when the room itself changes.
"Does it make sense for their representation of the room to have 3D coordinates, as a proper staircase would? No – there is no way to write down the coordinates of the objects that could explain the judgements people made. Visual space – the internal representation – is much more like the paradoxical staircase than a physically realisable model."
Wellcome Trust press release
Image Source: NeuroscienceNews.com image adapted from public domain image with credit to Sakurambo on Wikipedia.
Original Research: Research article "A demonstration of 'broken' visual space" by Svarverud E et al. to appear in PLoS ONE 2012


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Here is our suggested 11 Night Itinerary for 2019, for guided or self-guided cyclists, whether groups or individuals! Cyclists ideally start in the morning after breakfast from the Magnolias and return to the hotel every afternoon or early evening, for a swim and a beer and gourmet dinner! Final guided or self-guided itineraries are designed to ensure that rides and activities are matched to different levels of fitness and interest in historical and other pursuits. During the July and August months, itineraries can can be enriched with historic, fun and gourmet events which take place each day and evening across the many villages of the area. The Abbaye de Sylvanes, for example, offers ancient and classic music displays performed by acclaimed international musicians. Local night markets and special light displays are also common at some of the ancient villages. Note: Regarding meals, the following itinerary is set up for guided groups, self-guided groups are free to have whichever meals they chose!
DAY 1 – Coupiac (16 kms) (Ele. Gain 272)
Distance: Optional 16 kms; Overnight: Les Magnolias – DB&B
DAY 2 – Ambialet (40 kms) (Ele. Gain 921 m)
Distance: 40 kms; Overnight: Les Magnolias – BB&L
DAY 3 – Brousse-Le-Chateau (52 kms) (Low Point 213; High Point 536)
Distance: 52 kms; Overnight: Les Magnolias – BB&L
DAY 4 – St Affrique, Millau and Roquefort Cheese Caves
Distance: 25 or 44 kms; Overnight: Les Magnolias – BB&L
DAY 5 – Albi (45 kms) (Ele. Gain 733 m)
Optional: 32 km return ride (Ele. Gain total 1436 m);
Distance: 45-77 kms; Overnight: Les Magnolias –BB&L
DAY 6 – Sylvanes (44 kms) (Ele. Gain 1094)
Distance: 27-86 kms; Overnight: Les Magnolias – BB&L
DAY 7 – Free Day
Overnight: Les Magnolias – DB&B
Day 8 – Cordes 40
Breakfast at Magnolias. Visit to Cordes Sur Ciel (beautiful large historic village with stunning small shops, galleries and restaurants). Optional late morning Cordes 40 Green route. Late lunch at De Vieux Cordes in Cordes Sur Ciel. Return to Plaisance and light dinner at Magnolias or nearby village with local entertainment.
Day 9 – Brousse Ambialet 72 (Low Point 224; High Point 342)
Days 10 & 11 – Gorge Du Tarn, the historic Couvertoirade or many other restful or active possibilities…
DAY 12 – Departure
Breakfast at Les Magnolias. Depart Toulouse Blagnac airport.
The Guided program...
- Airport transfers from/to Toulouse Blagnac airport on request
- 11 Nights of B&B at the beautiful Les Magnolias
- Bicycle hire of a high quality racing, road, mountain or electric bike
- 9 Cycling Days with Following Vehicle including visits to the UNESCO town of Albi, Cordes-Sur-Ciel, the ancient Abbey of Sylvanes, Millau, the Roquefort cheese caves, the historic villages of Brousse Le Chateau and Ambialet and the impressive St Affrique fresh produce market.
- 10 Lunches/Dinners: Including: Les Magnolias; Le Robinson in Albi; Le Clos Normand in Montlaur ; La Chanterelle in Trebas; Maison Baldy in Fondamente; Du Chasteau in Brousse.
- Complimentary transport to local evening markets and villages.


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Londolozi Game Reserve welcomes children. Having been an exciting and adventure filled home to 4 generations, visiting families will find it is a child's dream come true and a wild wonderland waiting to be explored.
Londolozi For Kids
Londolozi Cubs ProgrammeThe Londolozi Cubs programme ensures that everyday is filled with fun and fascination. Young rangers stand to gain much more than just an understanding of their role in managing and conserving Africa's magnificent biodiversity.Children at Londolozi Game Reserve learn about themselves, other people and cultures, building friendships and trust, and also about survival in the wilderness. Each new skill equips them for an abundant life. The Cub Coach, a dedicated and expert naturalist, oversees all activities and bushveld excursions and can make even dung spitting seem like a good idea!Londolozi Cubs start their bush adventure in the safety of the Den. The Cub's Den is a delightful base for children and equipped with fish ponds to splash around in, Land Rovers to "drive", camp-out tents and an educational centre.Note: Varty and Founders camp both accommodate children between the ages of 4 and 16 years old. Londolozi game drives are suitable for children of 6 years and older.
Cubs Programme activities include
- Paper Mache
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- Baking
- Spoor identification
- Bird watching
- Bug catching
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- Singing and drumming
- Gumboot dancing
- Dung Spitting
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WOOSTER, Ohio – The Franklin College women's basketball team wrapped up a weekend trip east, taking on host Wooster College in the final game of the 2018 Nan Nichols Classic.
Four Grizzlies (1-2) reached double figures on the afternoon, but Franklin was done in by a fourth quarter rally by the Scots (2-1) that led to an 89-80 Wooster win. For the second straight game, freshman Britney Ballard led the scoring for Franklin, pouring in 15 points and grabbing six rebounds. The Columbus, Ind.-native was named to the all-tournament team for her efforts over the weekend after averaging 14 points and 5.5 rebounds.
Franklin jumped out to an early 10-4 lead before both offenses caught fire over the final six minutes of the opening quarter. Wooster rallied back to take the lead late in the period, but Ballard would close the gap to one with a three late in the quarter, making it 26-25 Scots after one.
The second quarter saw the Grizzlies keep up the scoring pace while the Scots cooled off a bit. The Grizzlies rattled off an 11-0 run to turn a two-point lead into a 48-35 advantage with 2:16 to go in the half. Franklin shot 50 percent from the floor in the opening half, taking a 52-43 lead into the locker room.
Wooster trimmed the lead down to four early in the third quarter, but Franklin would extend their advantage back to double figures when Bayleigh Walker knocked down a jumper to make it 60-50 with 6:29 to play in the quarter. The Scots would keep the game from getting out of hand, closing the deficit to 70-64 when the third quarter ended.
Ashlin Aycock opened the fourth quarter with a bucket to stretch the Franklin lead to eight, but the Grizzlies would go cold the rest of the night. Wooster rattled off a 14-2 run over a six-minute stretch to re-take the lead, but a Mallory Cast three brought the Grizzlies within a point at 78-77 with 3:38 to play. But Franklin couldn't find a rhythm on the offensive end the rest of the night, knocking down just one field goal the rest of the way.
Franklin shot 40 percent (26-for-65) on the afternoon, going 4-for-16 from deep and 24-for-29 from the free throw line. Cast finished with 14 points, Jessica Nix had a season-high 13 points and Walker added 10 points for the Grizzlies.
Rebounds were 43-41 in Wooster's favor, with second chance points 16-6 in favor of the Scots. Walker's seven rebounds led all Franklin players with Nix setting a season-high with six boards. Nix and Aycock tied for the team lead with four assists each for Franklin.
The Grizzlies will have seven days until their next contest, which takes place on Sunday, Nov. 25 at Wittenberg University. Tip-off is set for 2:00 p.m.


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Go see your dealer
Very important – It was a toss-up between this and gathering supplies for the first instruction – obviously life-saving supplies come first, but I don't know if I could bear to face the end of the world without a good supply of cannabis..
Buy as much as you can afford. For all you know, this could be the last cannabis you ever get to buy, so make sure you take as much as you can. You need to analyse how much cannabis you generally smoke – for myself it is approximately a gram a day, therefore just over an ounce a month. So I would buy at least 6 month's supply, maybe more depending on how optimistic I was on my chances of survival. I know as a serious stoner that whatever I buy will get smoked, so getting as much as possible would mean I can enjoy life a little longer.
Get out of densely populated areas
It's a bad idea to be around a lot of people at a time like this, so if possible you should move to a location less crowded. Central London is a no-no, unless you fancy hoards of the undead swarming every square inch in search of your flesh.
Find a safe house
Your safe house needs to be a secure location where you can remain hidden from the walking dead. If they do discover your location, your safe house should be secure enough for you to hold them off for as long as possible, to make a chance of escape possible – so make sure you also have a back exit.
Also be sure to consider how many people will be sharing your safe house. Too many people mean more risk of exposure/discovery, and also supplies will diminish faster. Too few, and you could be left on your own when the world's gone to shit.
Possible good safe house locations include (but are not limited to):
- Old bomb shelters
- Flats (not ground-floor level)
- Basements/Lofts
Make sure you barricade your safe house, no matter how safe it seems. If there are hordes that could potentially discover your location, you need to make sure that they can't get in. Strength of numbers really comes into effect with zombies, and their lack of pain means they will relentlessly crush towards targets, often knocking down most things in their way.
Find/make a weapon
If it all really does go to shit, we will be cursing with envy at the Americans and their right to 'bear arms', as us folks in the UK mostly won't have access to firearms. In America they've actually began to sell "Zombie-Killing Bullets", a novelty which we expect will wear off if/when someone accidently blows their own brains out with one. You can currently buy these babies over at http://www.hornady.com/ammunition/zombiemax if you are fortunate enough to live in the US, mad enough to own a gun, and want that extra little bit of protection just in case zombies come to town.
"Zombie Max™ ammunition from Hornady®! Loaded with PROVEN Z-Max™ bullets… yes PROVEN Z-Max™ bullets (have you seen a Zombie?). Make sure your "bug out bag" is ready with nothing but the best!"
Those of us stranded on our infected little island when zombies attack however will need to make do with whatever they can find – sharp/blunt/heavy objects that will cause impact damage.
Look out for:
- Shovels
- Other general gardening equipment (shears, rakes etc)
- Knives (The bigger the better – the closer the zombies get to you, the more danger they present – one bite and it's all over!)
- Baseball Bats
In reality, an effective weapon is one that you can kill a zombie with in one hit – so the heavier your item (as long as you can comfortable wield it) the better.
Also it is worth noting that this is real life, and not a video game – weapons will probably break after the 20th zombie or so (ok that's a random guess, but you get the picture), so make sure you have a backup supply of things to whack/chop/slice zombies with!


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Symantec has now officially started offering its machine learning-based threat detection tool to its customers, called the Targeted Attack Analytics.
According to details provided by Symantec, the Targeted Attack Analytics tool uses machine learning to discover attacks against corporate networks and it is the same technology that has been previously used by company's research teams to discover a number of big cyber attacks, including the infamous Dragonfly 2.0.
The Symantec Targeted Attack Analytics tool was developed in cooperation between Symantec and investigators that were behind uncovering some of the most famous cyber threats like Stuxnet, Regin, Lazarus, SWIFT, and WannaCry.
The tool actually analyzes huge amounts of data as well as network telemetry to discover cyber attacks and according to Eric Chien, technical director of Symantec Security and Response, while both telemetry and data were previously available, the technology to analyze and code that data quickly was previously unavailable. With the Targeted Attack Analytics, the power of advanced machine learning has now been joined with intelligence generated by research teams to give customers the best chance to identify dangerous threats and take action.
"Symantec's team of cyber analysts has a long history of uncovering the world's most high-profile cyber-attacks and now their deep understanding of how these attacks unfold can be put to use by our customers without the need to employ a team of researchers," said Greg Clark, Symantec CEO.
Targeted Attack Analytics uses advanced analytics and machine learning to help shorten the time to discovery on the most targeted and dangerous attacks and to help keep customers and their data safe.
According to Symantec, the Targeted Attack Analytics tool is available as a part of Symantec's Integrated Cyber Defense Platform for Symantec Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) customers.