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By Rudy
I am writing a custom module that requires storing array of settings in the module config/settings.
Is there a built-in fieldtype that allows me to store settings in an array (sort of like Repeater)?
I tried using InputfieldAceExtended and InputfieldTextarea to store JSON array. Both times, my data was stored in the module settings (in the database) but upon reload, that information was not retrieved.
By Anssi
A simple module to enable easy navigation between the public and the admin side of the site. After installation a green bar will appear to the upper side of the screen, containing a few navigation elements and displaying the PW version number.
Heavily inspired by @apeisa's great AdminBar (Thanks!). I needed a bit simpler tool for my projects and as a result, this was made. Available on GitHub .
By Sebi
I've created a small module which lets you define a timestamp after which a page should be accessible. In addition you can define a timestamp when the release should end and the page should not be accessable any more.
Github: https://github.com/Sebiworld/PageAccessReleasetime
PageAccessReleasetime can be installed like every other module in ProcessWire. Check the following guide for detailed information: How-To Install or Uninstall Modules
After that, you will find checkboxes for activating the releasetime-fields at the settings-tab of each page. You don't need to add the fields to your templates manually.
Check e.g. the checkbox "Activate Releasetime from?" and fill in a date in the future. The page will not be accessable for your users until the given date is reached.
If you have $config->pagefileSecure = true, the module will protect files of unreleased pages as well.
How it works
This module hooks into Page::viewable to prevent users to access unreleased pages:
public function hookPageViewable($event) { $page = $event->object; $viewable = $event->return; if($viewable){ // If the page would be viewable, additionally check Releasetime and User-Permission $viewable = $this->canUserSee($page); } $event->return = $viewable; } To prevent access to the files of unreleased pages, we hook into Page::isPublic and ProcessPageView::sendFile.
public function hookPageIsPublic($e) { $page = $e->object; if($e->return && $this->isReleaseTimeSet($page)) { $e->return = false; } } The site/assets/files/ directory of pages, which isPublic() returns false, will get a '-' as prefix. This indicates ProcessWire (with activated $config->pagefileSecure) to check the file's permissions via PHP before delivering it to the client.
The check wether a not-public file should be accessable happens in ProcessPageView::sendFile. We throw an 404 Exception if the current user must not see the file.
public function hookProcessPageViewSendFile($e) { $page = $e->arguments[0]; if(!$this->canUserSee($page)) { throw new Wire404Exception('File not found'); } } Additionally we hook into ProcessPageEdit::buildForm to add the PageAccessReleasetime fields to each page and move them to the settings tab.
In the current version, releasetime-protected pages will appear in wire('pages')->find() queries. If you want to display a list of pages, where pages could be releasetime-protected, you should double-check with $page->viewable() wether the page can be accessed. $page->viewable() returns false, if the page is not released yet.
If you have an idea how unreleased pages can be filtered out of ProcessWire selector queries, feel free to write an issue, comment or make a pull request!
By David Karich
Thanks to the great Pro module "RepeaterMatrix" I have the possibility to create complex repeater items. With it I have created a quite powerful page builder. Many different content modules, with many more possible design options. The RepeaterMatrix module supports the cloning of items, but only within the same page. Now I often have the case that very design-intensive pages and items are created. If you want to use this module on a different page (e.g. in the same design), you have to rebuild each item manually every time.
With this proof of concept I have created a module which adds the feature to copy a repeater item to the clipboard so that you can paste this item to another page with the same repeater field. The module has been developed very rudimentarily so far. It is currently not possible to copy nested items. There is also no check of Min/Max. You can also only copy items that have the same field on different pages. And surely you can solve all this more elegantly with AJAX. But personally I lack the deeper understanding of the repeaters. Also missing on the Javascript side are event triggers for the repeaters, which would make it easier. Like e.g. RepeaterItemInitReady or similar.
it would be great if @ryan would implement this functionality in the core of RepeaterMatrix. I think he has better ways to implement this. Or what do you think, Ryan?
Everybody is welcome to work on this module and improve it, if it should not be integrated into the matrix core. Therefore I put it for testing and as download on GitHub: https://github.com/FlipZoomMedia/InputfieldRepeaterMatrixDublicate
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By anderson
Please take a look at this:
The upper nav bar, including dropdowns like "pages" and "portfolios", what do you call this whole thing? At first I guess it's called "dropdown nav bar", but seems not.
AND of course, what's the simplest way/module to achieve this in PW?
Thanks in advance.


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FERC Approves Second Settlement in 2011 Southwest Blackout Case
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) today approved a stipulation and consent agreement between FERCs Office of Enforcement and the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) and Imperial Irrigation District (IID) that includes a $12 million civil penalty and a number of compliance requirements. The agreement resolves FERC Enforcement staffs and NERCs investigation into IIDs involvement in the Sept. 8, 2011, Southwest blackout.
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Enforcement staff and NERC found IID violated 10 requirements of four Reliability Standards on transmission operations and transmission planning, including a failure to coordinate its operations planning with neighboring systems. The violations were serious deficiencies that undermined reliable operation of the Bulk Power System. IID stipulated to the facts in the agreement and will pay a civil penalty of $12 million; $3 million will be evenly split between the U.S. Treasury and NERC and $9 million will be invested in reliability enhancement measures that go beyond mitigation of the violations and exceed the requirements of the mandatory Reliability Standards.
The reliability enhancements include construction of one or more utility-scale battery energy storage facilities within IIDs transmission operations area. By December 31, 2016, IID must provide evidence to Enforcement staff and NERC that it has spent a minimum of $9 million to complete the systems. Any remaining amount of the $9 million will be paid in equal shares to the U.S. Treasury and NERC. IID also committed to mitigate the Reliability Standard violations. It has made significant efforts to address those reliability concerns and affirms that it has completed most of the required mitigation measures. It must complete the remaining measures within one year, unless otherwise stated in the agreement.


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HI-FI NEWS (October) - In addition to the big cover features listed on the left, this issue deals with (small type at top of cover): Arcam's new CD player, Audio Valve's Baby Baldur 80-watt tube monoblock amp, Pinsh ribbon-using bookshelf speaker, and The London -a new Decca phono cartridge. The Primare DVD30 universal player (£2000) is found to provide not only good hi-res playback but also shown on standard CDs. It plays everything optical except jpeg file discs. Other components inside: Myryad MXP2000 & MXA2150 Pre/power amps, Emotive Excellence System One speaker, and the fascinating Music First Audio no-frills passive magnetic preamp. The Products of the Year awarded by the European Imaging and Sound Association are listed and profiled. In spite of its name, many Japanese-made products are included.
HI-FI NEWS (September) - The Graaf GM50B integrated 50w vacuum tube amp is on the cover. Other cover stories are on Yamaha's MX-D1 digital amp, Conrad-Johnson's Premier 350 solid state 350w stereo amp, The Cambridge Azur CD player and amp, turntables from Pro-Ject: RPM 6SB & RPM 9x, and six compact speakers from Acoustic Energy, Dynaudio, KEF, Sonus Faber, Tannoy and Triangle (no clear winner but the Sonus Faber at only £999 was well-liked). There are reports on the hi-end shows in both Munich and NYC. Other reviews: Musical Fidelity X-10 V3 tube line-buffer, Turtle Beach Audiotron for your PC, Sennheiser HD650 headphones. Ringing In the Ears looks at how our ears perceive sound, and the effects of digital filtering upon CD sound.
AV TECH is a 48-page publication which comes with HI-FI NEWS and is described as the definitive audiovisual technology guide. Home Cinema Goes Wireless is the main cover story this issue, there is a rating of the top AV receivers selling for around £1000, and in-depth tests of JVCs DLA-HX1 video projector and Fujitsus P55HXA30ES plasma display. Other articles: Sony VAIO Network Media Server, Fujitsus e-ALiS panel technology and a discussion of D-ILA (Direct-Drive Image Light Amplification).
THE PERFECT VISION (September-October) - The cover story Samsung RPTV is a 50-inch DLP table top display which is the first to use pixel-shifting microdisplay, courtesy of a new DLP chip from Texas Instruments. The three plasma displays evaluated are the Pioneer PDP-434HD, Panasonic TH-42PX25 and Hitachi 42HDT55. The surround speaker systems include KEF's KHT ACE small-cabinet 5.1 system, The Dali Helicon 400 system and Sonance Cinema's Ultra II In-Wall system. The Marantz projector is also a DLP unit, the VP-12S3, and the GTT projector may be the older CRT technology but it is 9-inch instead of 7-inch and at a supposedly affordable price. Oher hardware reviewed: Sherwood Newcastle P-965 Controller and A-965 multichannel amp, Denon DVD-5900 & Pioneer Elite DV-59AVi universal disc players, REL Q-108E subwoofer, Harman Kardon AVR 630 AV Receiver and Insolroll 4400 Exterior Rolling Shutters for light control in your dedicated home theater. The final page recommended DVD-V is Bad Santa.
STEREOPHILE (October) - An impressive Halco amp is again on the cover, with a feature story Halcro Does It Again with the dm38 Amp. This is the Recommended Components, with 500 entries. Other cover reviews: Speakers from Polk, mbl & Mobile Fidelity; Tube amp from Lamm, Preamps from Ayre, McIntosh, Conrad-Johnson, Parasound & NAD, a new Linn phono cartridge, cables from Siltech and a REL Subwoofer. Music feature stories are on jazz trumpeter Tomasz Stanko and bluesman R. LO. Burnside. Industry Update discusses the Sony/BMG merger, the iPod/Real Network dispute, and digital rights management.
STEREOPHILE (September) - The A.C.T. tower speaker from Wilson Benesch is on the front cover and described as Hot & New. A feature on the Telarc recording session by guitarist Junior Brown is the second cover feature. The May NYC Home Entertainment 2004 Show is reviewed. Equipment Reports: Simaudio Moon Equinox CD player, Rockport Merak II speaker and Sheritan II subwoofer, Spendor S5e speaker, Audes Bravo speaker, James Loudspeaker EMB 1000 and EMB 1200 subwoofer models. There are follow-ups on the Kuzman Air Line tonearm and Alon Circe MKIII speaker. Their recording of the month is Nikolaus Harnoncourt's version of the Mozart Requiem on DHM SACD (as it was also ours).
SOUND & VISION (October) - This is a Budget Gear Special issue, covering HDTVs from $700 up, multichannel speaker systems from $500 up and a $200 Instant Theater (good luck with that last...). The breakthru Samsung 50-inch DLP HDTV is also reviewed here - described as an Exclusive!. Spruce Up Your Home Theater is a cover feature, and an unusual interviewer asks the questions about Star Wars of its creator George Lucas - Carrie Fisher. Dubber's Delight reviews three different DVD/VCR combos, from JVC, Toshiba and LG. Other equipment: HP Media Center PC with personal Media Drive, speakers from Energy, Hsu Research and JBL, Zvox Model 315 Sound Console. Ken Pohlmann's column argues against the mistaken idea that anything digital is good. He asks for more debate and education on the various audio bit rates and codecs since some can sound amazingly good and others suck. He urges those who buy bad-sounding downloads to complain.
SOUND & VISION (September) - this is the Monster Gear Issue with over 25 products reviewed, plus the mag's annual Speaker Spectacular - including reviews, setup tips and more. DirecTV now has a high-definition TiVo Recorder, which is reviewed. HDTVs from Mitsubishi, LG and Panasonic are tested, and DVD players from RCA, Panasonic, Toshiba and V Inc. The BP7002 home theater speaker system from Definitive Technology and the Avidea 770 DVD system from Boston Acoustics are reviewed. Feature articles include The Walls Are Alive, Surround Speakers, Seismic Subs and High Seas HT - which discusses the high-tech AV gear on the USS Truman.
THE ABSOLUTE SOUND (August-September) - A panel discussion on The Sound of Analog Tape, LP, CD, SACD and DVD-A is the main cover story. Participating are Mark Levinson, Harry Pearson, Doug Sax and Jonathan Valin. Youll probably learn quite a bit that has not been clearly stated before. Cover component reviews include the Equinox CD player from Simaudio Moon, Edge Electronics affordable high end G2AC/DC Preamp and G8+ Monoblocks, and Avalon Audios new diamond-tweeter speaker - the Crown Jewel. Theres a survey of the recent Spring show put on by Primedia in NYC. Other equipment reviews: Rotel RA-1062 integrated amp, below-$2000 speakers from Infinity, Canton, Dynaudio and Bohlender, Exposures 2010 integrated amp and power amp, Harbeths SHL5 speaker, Rockports Mira speaker, Pass XA160 power amp, Accuphase P7000 amp and Talon Firebird speaker.
STEREOPHILE ULTIMATE AV (October) - "B&W Stands Tall" is the cover story on the 700 series speaker system. "Way Down Deep" is a survey of great subwoofers. Other cover stories: Video projecvtors from Hitachi and Benq, Yamaha's RX-Z9 Receiver, Dynaudio's Special 25 speaker system & Sub500 (not 25 speakers), DVDO's iScan video scaler, and a report on the NYC Home Entertainment Show. There's HDTV in Them Thar Hills is about how Tom Norton got great HDTV off-air reception where he had thought it impossible. It had to do with antennas, and Michael Fremer also writes on how Antennas Rule.
STEREOPHILE ULTIMATE AV (September) - Over 70 movie DVDs are recommended and given brief reviews this issue. The second major DVD article is titled on the inside HD DVDzilla vs. BLU-RAYthra and describes the upcoming monster battle of the two hi-def formats for the next generation of DVDs. Earlier indications were that a Hollywood industry group would make the final decision between the two HDVD formats, but no mention of that is made in the article. Could it be another idiotic format war is in the offing? The third DVD feature reviews hot new DVD video players from Ayre, Denon, Pioneer and V Inc. The Denon is also another universal format disc player. Joel Brinkley writes on the Long Haul to HDTV. Other hardware covered: Bel Canto eV02 2-Channel Monoblock Amps, Samsung HLN467W DLP RPTV (46), Fujitsu P55XHA30WS Plasma Monitor (55). The movie DVD of the month is Alfie.
HDTV (October-November) - The father and son featured on the new HDTV reality show American Chopper grace the cover. VOOM is described as The Future of Television. There are stories on the TV Guide On Screen, the director of Mona Lisa Smile, and an update on HDTV programming. A buyer's guide lists details on over 300 LCD and Plasma displays. The Test Center tests a 42-inch plazma from Hisense, a 57-inch RP HDTV from Toshiba and the Ergo speaker ensemble from Canton. The High Definition Home Theater department covers a 30-inch LCD display from Syntax Olevia, Simaudio's Moon series Stargate surround processor and Aurora-5 amp, B&W's 700 series speakers, and the Arcam FMJ AV9 surround processor.
DVD ETC. (September-October) - Installation of the Sonance In-Ceiling Speakers is the biggest thing on the cover this issue. There is a Buyers Guide to HDD/DVD Recorders, Cable reviews of Harmonic Technology, Monster, Tara Labs and Synergistic Research, interviews with the directors of Aladdin and The Butterfly Effect, and Behind the Magic is an article by iconoclastic animator Ralph Bakshi on The Art of Rotoscoping, or Animation With Heart. The Test Center tests HDD/DVD Players from Toshiba and Sharp, home theater speakers from JBL and SVSs PC-Ultra subwoofer . The Yamaha RX-V1400 AV Receiver and the Antex Triple Play Satellite Radio Receiver are reviewed. Among the DVD reviews are Miracle, Smallville Season 2, Blazing Saddles, Predator and the Passion of the Christ.
WIDESCREEN REVIEW (October) - The vampire hunters from Van Helsing are on the cover and "Prerecorded HD DVD in 2005" is the main cover story. Part II of a Shoot-Out on various display technologies is another feature, and an article on regional DVD coding asks, "Is It Necessary?" Cover review products are the Algolith Mosquito 3D MPEG noise reducer and the Verity Tamino X2 Speakers & Rocco Subwoofer. Over 50 DVDs are reviewed in this issue. Other inside features: Flying Mole Digital Amp (seriously!), Prerecorded HD DVD Roll Out for 2005, Editor's Couch on Samsung Technology, Regional Coding, DTS Streaming. One Installer's Opinion concerns the greediness of both cable and satellite services - they have turned the MPEG compression way up in order to provide more channels instead of quality video images.
WIDESCREEN REVIEW (September) - The cutie in the red slip on the cover promotes the flick 13 Going on 30. Smyth Virtual Surround is the subject of an extensive interview with the two brothers who originally invented the basics of the DTS codec. They now have some amazing headphone software which does a better job of creating 5.1 virtual speakers via headphones than any previous attempts at giving us late-night viewers the complete surrounding experience. Part I of the Display Technology Shoot-out and Part II of A New Surround Standard are the other cover features. Cover products in review are Yamaha's PDX-1100 DLP Digital Cinema Projector and Sharp's Aquos LC-37HV6U LCD, HD-ready TV. Another piece of hardware reviewed inside is the 200 Series Jet speaker system from ELAC. Gary Reber writes on the rivals for HD Optical Disc and Paul Sweeting also holds forth on the HD Format War. Over 45 DVDs & D-VHS tapes are reviewed.
SURROUND PROFESSIONAL (Vol. 7, Issue 3) - This is the official show program for the recent 6th Annual International Surround Conference & Showcase in Hollywood. "Musicians for Surround" has Herbie Hancock, Peter Frampton and others speaking on how multichannel music has changed the way they create. There is a directory of the exhibitors at the show and a listing of all the Surround Music Awards made at the event. "I Will Never Do Another Record in Stereo" is a resolve by producer Steve Harvey to work in multichannel forever. He also writes on The Practical Web Codec. Gear reviews include the DTS Pro Series Surround Encoder and Yamaha DM1000 digital production.
BOUND FOR SOUND (Issue #158) - MGD comments again on Lowe's 6-gauge DIY speaker cable. [I tried it, it's good but it doesn't match my Nordost cable..Ed.] However, he says it is vastly superior to the extension cord praised in recent issues of TAS. And Home Depot's 6-gauge is now considered as good as Lowe's. [It has 19 strands, comes in several colors, is extremely stiff as expected, and will probably require 6-gauge spade lugs - which you can get from Vampire Wire since Lowe's & Home Depot only stock down to 8-gauge.] He also discusses home theater (which he dislikes) and the idea that CD-Rs can often sound better than the original CD from which they are copied. Contact enhancers from Mapleshade and Walker Audio are reviewed. Also the SAS 10A linestage preamp, Soaring Audio SLC-A300 integrated amp, Jungson 88D integrated amp, and a comparison of the latest Gallo Reference III speaker with the VMPS RM40 speakers. Marc Yun reports on the 2004 Home Entertainment Show in NYC.
AES JOURNAL - The July/August 2004 Issue has papers on Improved Nonlinear Distortion Metric, Wave Field Synthesis for Loudspeakers, Automatic Content Analysis of Audio, Upmixing Two Channels to 5.1. The June Issue has papers on Generating Multichannel Dither, Equivalent of Time and Phase Dither, Augmented Reality Audio, Optimizing Dimensions in Small Rooms, plus a feature "How Loud Is My Broadcast?" the March issue was a special issue on High-Resolution Audio. Papers covered: High-Quality Audio as a System, Audio Conversion in Larger Context, Fabrication Issues With Converters, Overview of One-Bit Coding, Lossless One-Bit Compression, Overview of Pulse-Code Modulation, Time Versus Frequency Tradeoffs, Lossless Compression & Audio Encoding; also features on Semantic Audio Analysis and Audio for Games. All available at the association web site: www.aes.org
BBC MUSIC (October) - Soprano Anna Netrbko is on the cover, described as a Russian doll. Did Women Write Symphonies? and Classical Promoters - Stop Playing Safe! are two other intriguing articles. Out of the Depths concerns music's power to help us deal with grief. The included BBC CD features two of Beethoven's greatest string quartets, and there are 155 reviews of CDs, DVDs & books on music.
THE INNER EAR REPORT (Vol. 16, No. 1) = The very fat plugs on Nordosts Vishnu power cords are in closeup on the front cover and reviewed inside. Other cover stories: Accustic Arts CD player, Exposure CD player, Connoisseur Audio Integrated amp, Manley Snapper monoblocks, Pro-Ject 1Xpression turntable, Logosound Audio Feet, Pioneer PDP-4340 HD Plasma Monitor, Speakers: Polk Audio 6700s speakers and PSW505 subwoofers, PSB Platinum Series T8, StudioLab Reference 1, Armadillo SSX Professional Monitors. The editorial is High-End, Low-End, Whats in Between? and there is an informal report from the January 2004 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
AUDIO XPRESS (October) - Cover features: A 70W McIntosh Amp Rebuild, Adventures with Full-Range Efficient Drivers, Build a Unique Tube Control Unit, 3 Internationally-Known Experts Explore THD Effects and Subjective Sound Reproduction (most interesting!), Preview: Speaker Building 201. Inside there is also a look at commercial speaker and room correction systems, and a circuit for a computer audio system free of ground loops and annying hum.
AUDIO XPRESS (September) - Cover features: How Room Placement Affects Speakers, Rejuvenating a Classic Amp, Expert Tips on Tube Care and Feeding, Building and Fine-Tuning a Servo Sub woofer, and a review of Selectronic's Grand MOS Amp. The Silonex Audiohm is The New Chip on the Block, and Part 2 of a piece on a microprocessor-controlled curve tracer is concluded.
MULTI MEDIA MANUFACTURER (September-October) - The "Manager's Guide to AV Design & Development" - from the publishers of Audio Xpress - always has interesting takes on the AV business which aren't found in the consumer press. Tripath Profile is a feature on a leading manufacturer of Class T high efficiency amplification chips. Why China Reigns As AV Capital makes clear why most reasonably-priced (and even some very high end) audio components are going to be originating from China. [Including my new iMac...Ed.] Larry Klein concludes his newsy audio recollections with A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Fidelity: Trial By Judge. Barry Fox's column reports on Blu-ray, SACD, Intel Fi and a download stopper. The CE Mark on European-made AV gear is explained in another feature.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 56 diseños de 8 diseñadores freelance.
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For hundreds of years, our civilization has been building tunnels to circumvent blocks. In the technical world, the need it still there. When a device sites behind a firewall with specific ports blocked, you can proxy your traffic through a server/host on the outside to reach your destination. Below, you can find some example scenarios and the commands used to accomplish the task.
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Questions and answers on 'European Month of the Brain'
What is the European Month of the Brain?
The 'European Month of the Brain' is an initiative of the European Commission which will take place throughout May 2013. Everyone with an interest in brain research and healthcare is invited to join and contribute to a month packed full of events and activities. To date, more than 50 events in 19 countries are planned.
What are its aims?
Disorders of the brain affect every European family. At the same time they cause huge damage to our economies through costs for medicines, visits to doctors, hospitalisations, social services, nursing homes, time off work, early retirement and so on. Treatment and care for those affected is already costing €1.5 million every minute in Europe and this burden will rise as our populations age if we don't take action.
The European Commission initiated the Month of the Brain to step up our efforts in the fight against brain diseases; to increase our awareness of the importance of brain research and healthcare; to showcase EU achievements in these fields; to define new research and policy directions; to improve the resource allocation for brain research and healthcare within and between EU member states and associated countries; and to lift taboos around brain health.
Is it only about health?
No. Brain research involves many disciplines from genetics, cell biology, physiology, imaging, bioinformatics, anatomy and clinical investigations to behavioural sciences, ICT, nanotechnology and nutrition. Unlocking the secrets of how the brain works could therefore also open up a whole new universe of services and products for our economies.
What brain research is the EU already funding?
Through its 2007-13 research framework programme (FP7), the European Union has already invested €1.9 billion into brain research and innovation. More than 1,200 projects involving over 1,500 organisations have benefited from this unprecedented level of support, distributed on the following areas:
Brain functions and processes: >€750 million
Neurodegenerative disorders: >€400 million
Neurological disorders: €400 million
Neuropsychiatric disorders: >€280 million
Public Health: €75 million
Rare brain disorders: €70 million
EU-supported brain research and innovation comes in different shapes and formats, including international collaborative projects, frontier research through the European Research Council (ERC), public-private partnerships (e.g. Innovative Medicines Initiative), networks (e.g. European Stroke Network), global co-operations (e.g. International Initiative for Traumatic Brain Injury Research), training and mobility schemes for young researchers, or the large-scale 'Human Brain Project'.
A detailed list of all projects and country-specific funding figures can be found in the new publication: Brain research supported by the European Union 2007-2012. A unique commitment.
Do you have examples of successful projects?
With FP7 funding of some €5.2 million, the PLASTICISE project, coordinated by researchers at Cambridge University, has identified new pathways for treating Alzheimer's disease, stroke, and brain or spinal injury. The project found new ways of restoring plasticity – the ability to make new connections between nerve cells and repair or replace other connections - in adults back to the level seen in children. The project has also devised a new microscopy tool to map areas of the brain affected by stroke.
A significant investment of €23 million was made to set up, via the projects EU-GEI and OPTIMISE, a new European schizophrenia platform that allows researchers to identify the genetic, clinical and environmental factors involved in the emergence of the disease. It is also a major step forward in relation to the optimised treatment and management of the condition.
The INTERSTRESS project is using advanced ICT-based solutions to assess and treat a condition that most of us experience: psychological stress. The user wears easy-to-use, low cost and comfortable sensors to monitor heartbeat, respiration, sweat and other physical indications of stress. The mobile application then takes the user through relaxation exercises, scenes, and sounds in a virtual beach, forest, mountain or tropical environment, adjusting the scenes and music to lower the user's stress levels. The 3D-biofeedback app is currently undergoing clinical trials. In 2012 the project, supported with €3 million in EU funding, won the UN-based World Summit Award Mobile for the best mobile health application.
The three-year RENVISION project, launched in March, aims to help improve vision in artificial systems. The project will study how our eye's retina receives and how our brain encodes visual information. It will then use these insights to develop high-level computer vision. This knowledge could allow computers to, for example, categorise natural scenes (i.e. telling the difference between a beach and a forest) or recognise human action (i.e. understanding if a person is walking or driving). This could help us give robots and vehicles better navigation and environment awareness, improve object recognition and image classification.
In the NEWMEDS project, supported by the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI), companies have pooled data to create the largest known database of studies on schizophrenia. Thanks to this resource, the project has found that the length of clinical trials (usually six weeks) in which patients on active treatment are compared to patients taking a placebo (a mock treatment) could be shortened by one or two weeks. NEWMEDS has also demonstrated how Copy Number Variations of genes may affect intellectual disability, autism, and schizophrenia.
Another IMI project, EUROPAIN, is paving the way for new treatments for chronic pain, a condition affecting one in five Europeans. The team has identified the molecule behind the pain of sunburn, a discovery which could also shed light on the pain caused by other inflammatory conditions like arthritis. Also supported via IMI, EU-AIMS suggests that certain brain changes in autism may be reversible. The findings suggest that there may be common deficits in the brains of individuals affected by many different forms of autism, and that drugs designed to target them could halt the development of autism or even reverse it.
A Marie Skłodowska Curie Actions funded project, PRONEURODEG, identified the operational logic of a specific brain cell surface protein triggering inflammatory reactions commonly leading to neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's or Parkinson's. This research could lead to the development of potential therapeutic approaches to control the harmful inflammatory reaction. Another project, BRAINTRAIN, is mapping the interplay of environmental factors and genetic variation in multiple genes which are thought to cause brain disorders (dementia and major depressive disorder). One of the objectives of the project is to design therapeutic strategies for these diseases.
At the Royal Netherlands Academy for Arts and Sciences, ERC Starting grantee Professor Christian Keysers is shedding new light on the processes of empathy within our neurons in the VICARIOUSBRAIN project. His study will benefit life sciences, particularly genetics, and will inspire better therapies for psychiatric disorders of empathy such as autism. For robotics, it will concretise a biological example of how brains process and predict actions of others as well as read their feelings.
ERC Advanced grantee Professor Martin Schwab at the University of Zurich (Switzerland), aims to better understand nerve-regeneration and functional recovery after injury to the body's central nervous system in the NOGORISE project. For these processes of repair, the inactivation of the membrane protein Nogo-A has been increasingly recognised. Along with his team, the researcher has found a member of a specific family of receptor proteins, to bind with high affinity Nogo-A, facilitating nerve fibre growth and plasticity.
What is being done to combat Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases?
Neurodegenerative diseases and cognitive decline are emerging as one of the greatest public health challenges. It is estimated that by 2040, 14 million Europeans will be affected by Alzheimer's disease and that their care will cost about €140 billion per year.
The EU has invested some €400 into neurodegenerative diseases research - mostly on Alzheimer's (€202 million) and Parkinson's (€167 million) but also other diseases such as Huntington's, ataxias, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, lysosomal storage diseases or retinal diseases. One example is the AgedBrainSYSBIO project. Launched in Paris this March, it aims at identifying and validating new molecular targets and biomarkers associated with late-onset Alzheimer's, looking in particular at the systems biology of synapse proteins and ageing. Through the €5.4 million LANIR project, University of Limerick (Ireland) scientists are leading an 11 member European consortium developing a nanoscope which will allow the screening of patient cells for Alzheimer's disease.
The EU is also helping coordinate national research efforts.
Through the European Member State-led Joint Programming Initiative on Neurodegenerative Diseases (JPND), a total of 27 countries including some non-EU countries, have committed some €45 million to date to neurodegenerative diseases research on how to improve the clinical use of biomarkers; genetic, epigenetic and environmental risk and protective factors; and evaluation of health care policies, strategies and interventions.
The Joint Action, "Alzheimer Cooperative Valuation in Europe (ALCOVE)", involving 19 Member States and co-financed by the EU Health Programme, this March issued a set of recommendations covering, for example, the epidemiology of dementia, timely diagnosis, and the management of the behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia. A toolbox to help limit the use of anti-psychotics in dementia treatment, has also been created.
The European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing, launched by the Commission, also addresses Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative diseases. The prevention, early diagnosis and management of functional decline, both physical and cognitive, in older people, is one of the six key areas for action within this partnership whereby finding innovative solutions is a key component in driving this area.
What about mental disorders such as depression?
A Joint Action on mental health and well-being, co-financed under the EU Health Programme, brings together many countries to develop an action framework for the promotion of mental health, the prevention of mental disorders and the provision of community-based services for people experiencing mental disorders. The European Alliance Against Depression (EAAD) plays an important role. It has developed an approach currently used by nearly 100 regions across the EU to improve the care for people with depression and to prevent suicides and suicide attempts.
How does the Human Brain project fit in?
Europe's new 'Human Brain Project' aims to reconstruct the brain through supercomputer-based models and simulations not only to apply this knowledge in future medicine but also to develop ground-breaking new computing and robotic technologies. It is part of part of the European Commission's Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) research programme's Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) initiative. FET's goal is to promote long-term research and lay foundations of radically new next generation technologies. Based on previous pioneering work by the project partners, HBP will build an integrated system of six ICT-based research platforms, providing scientists anywhere in the world with access to highly innovative tools and services that can radically accelerate the pace of their research. These will include: The Neuroinformatics Platform: bringing together data and knowledge from neuroscientists around the world and making it available to the scientific community; The Brain Simulation Platform: integrating this information in unifying computer models, making it possible to identify missing data, and allowing in silico experiments, impossible in the lab; The High Performance Computing Platform: providing the interactive supercomputing technology neuroscientists need for data-intensive modeling and simulations; The Medical Informatics Platform: federating clinical data from around the world, providing researchers with new mathematical tools to search for biological signatures of disease; The Neuromorphic Computing Platform: translating brain models into a new class of hardware devices testing their applications; The Neurorobotics Platform: allowing neuroscience and industry researchers to experiment with virtual robots controlled by brain models developed in the project.
What are other countries doing?
Looking beyond Europe, the EU is co-operating with the US National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke and the Canadian Institute of Health Research through the 'International Initiative for Traumatic Brain Injury Research' (InTBIR). Launched in 2011, the initiative works on harmonised clinical guidelines and the most effective clinical interventions for different types of brain injuries and patient histories. InTBIR is open to funding agencies from other countries wishing to support its aims. Traumatic brain injuries are the most important cause of disability in individuals under the age of 45 and it is estimated that they cause costs of €33 billion per year in Europe. Canada also participates in the EU Joint Programming Initiative on Neurodegenerative Diseases (JPND). The U.S. recently announced the Brain Through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) project, which aims to develop new technologies to investigate how the billions of individual brain cells interact.
What is going to happen under Horizon 2020?
The European Commission's Horizon 2020 proposal defines the framework for future EU research and innovation efforts during the 2014-2020 period. Brain research will be supported under all three pillars – 'excellent science', 'industrial leadership' and 'societal challenges' of Horizon 2020. The 'Health, demographic change and well-being' challenge, which will aim to improve the diagnosis, understanding and treatment of diseases, will be particularly relevant. The Horizon 2020 negotiations between the Council and the European Parliament can enter into their final phase once an agreement on the next Multi-annual Financial Framework has been reached.
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So I took the day off work. I have a bunch of flex days that I can't carry over to the New Year with my regular vac time. I'm here today lazying on the couch watching the American Thanks Giving Day game (one of three):
Green Bay Packers Vs. Detroit Lions
I love American Thanks Giving Day because it falls on a Canadian regular work day, which means my girlfriend isn't around to give him grief about lazying around watching football. Good game so far...For anyone who isn't a dirty Lions fan that is!
I know, I'm horrible but I hate the Lions, what can I say? And they never do anything to ever help themselves. Poor personnel decisions which have led to poor drafting, signing, etc.... I did read yesterday that they're talking with Mike Shanahan. That would be a smart hiring because Mike did a lot of great things in Denver. I have a lot of respect for him and it was sad to start up Madden 10 and for the first time in over a decade not being able to keep a tradition going, selecting Mike's West coast offense scheme for my team.
Back on course, Stafford has been picked three times already today...Which would be great for my Packers if they could move the chains. The Lions are really playing well on D today.
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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A homeless woman was arrested for assault after authorities said she attacked a Transportation Security Administration officer at Honolulu International Airport Saturday afternoon in an incident that was caught on security video. And the TSA is hailing an off-duty police officer for tackling and restraining the suspect before he boarded his flight home.
It happened in the exit lane of Checkpoint 3, the main security passenger screening station, the airport's largest and busiest.
Security video showed TSA officer Deanna Rezentes guarding the passenger exit to make sure no one entered the secured area March 30 just before 1 p.m.
That's when the TSA said a homeless woman knocked down a sign and then began attacking and punching the TSA officer who confronted her.
Rezentes held onto the homeless woman, stopping her from entering the secured area on the way to airline gates.
Justin Rogers, an off-duty policeman from Pinole, Calif., leaped over a glass barrier and subdued the attacker, after seeing no other security personnel were coming to help. He was still wearing socks because he'd taken off his shoes in the screening line.
Rogers is a corporal with the police department in the city of Pinole. He was waiting in line with his family at the checkpoint before boarding a flight home to the San Francisco bay area from a Hawaii vacation, according to a news release from the Pinole Police Department.
The TSA released a written statement saying it's grateful for Rogers' selfless, decisive reaction to the assault.
"His actions, coupled with the quick response by airport security, ensured that the integrity of the airport's sterile area was maintained, minimizing disruptions to the traveling public," the TSA said.
Rogers gave a statement to local authorities and he and his family were then able to board their flight home.
On Sunday morning, Stanford Miyamoto, TSA's Federal Security Director in Honolulu, sent an email to TSA employees saying that Rezentes was "doing fine, but a little swollen and sore on the left side of her face."
State sheriff deputies arrested and booked Wailana Haiola, 43, who's homeless, with assault. She was taken to Castle Medical Center in Kailua, which has a mental unit and released on her own recognizance.
The incident began when an airport security guard told Haiola to put out her cigarette because she was in a non-smoking area, according to a state Public Safety Department spokeswoman. That's when the woman started knocking down at least one sign that told people not to enter the exit lane, she said.
In his email, Miyamoto asked all Honolulu TSA employees to view the security video recording of the assault as "a lesson learned … mainly the importance of your mission and difficulties/dangers you face on a daily basis, especially in light of potential terrorists and difficult/irate passengers."
People who work at the airport say between five and 15 homeless people sleep there every night and most of them don't cause trouble.
"It's kind of like any other public place. People are allowed to be here and unless they're committing a crime or doing something to bother someone, they're allowed to be here like anyone else," said Caroline Sluyter, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Transportation.
Some homeless people have told airport staff they like spending the night at the airport because with so much security, they consider it much safer than the streets.
Sluyter said the airport used to have many more homeless before the 9/11 terrorist attacks that stopped access to the airplane gates for anyone other than ticketed passengers.
"But now we've found, because there is so much security, there are some here. But it's not an overwhelming problem," Sluyter said.
She said when state DOT employees notice homeless people at the airport, they try to obtain help for them through social service providers.
Hawaii News Now could find just one homeless person, a middle-aged woman, at the airport at midday Thursday. Airport officials said the homeless population tends to swell overnight and early in the morning, and most homeless people leave the airport during the day.
Rogers is a second-generation Pinole policeman who has been on the force since 2006, according to Cdr. Pete Janke. Janke said Rogers is traveling to a wedding and was unavailable for an interview.
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Hockey's Biz In VanCity
Businesses in die-hard hockey cities across North America can usually count on additional revenue and leveraging of partnerships with NHL teams to spike for six in-season months out of the year.
But for the first time in years on the North West coast, Vancouver will have nine months of time to capitalize on the Canucks' steam in 2011. Those additional three months are making a big difference for local businesses' bottom lines, even in some surprising industries.
Even though the intense playoff run ended in chaos on the June 16th Stanley Cup final, things changed in the city this summer.
Local hockey programs received an increase in registration as kids chose to hit the ice over the pool. Hollyburn Country Club in West Vancouver, the hockey facility that Paul Reinhart's boys Max, Griffin and Sam train at, had full hockey schools throughout the summer months.
The club also organized family-friendly playoff parties to meet the demand for kids and parents wanting to watch the game together after practice.
This season, the restaurant and bar at Hollyburn are preparing for a full house on every game night.
Local luxury car dealer Auto West Group in Richmond was able to leverage their partnership with Alex Burrows for several additional months due to how long the Canucks lasted in the playoffs.
Being officially pro-Canucks boosted employee morale and sense of community through autograph signings and official Canucks days.
Affiliating with the Canucks through thick and thin has attracted fans to Auto West's BMW dealership and garnered connections and in-depth conversations about players and games over social media (@AutoWestBMW).
Even companies in new technology have leveraged the hype surrounding the Canucks in Vancouver. Atimi Software, the developer of the official Canucks mobile application, was able to use the team marketing and streaming fan tool by pitching further NHL teams on branded apps.
Atimi has since developed NHL apps for the Calgary Flames and Chicago Blackhawks.
The Canucks 2011 playoff run created an atmosphere in bars and restaurants across the city that made watching the games in public a social celebration that no one wanted to miss out on.
Establishments across the city are expecting fans to come out in droves once again, looking for the same experience in 2011-12.
Places like the Charles Bar in Gastown, which has only been open for a year, became a hot spot to watch the game with its big screens and great selection of beer.
The restaurant has hired additional staff to manage the amount of customers they expect to come in on game nights.
It'll be interesting to see how Vancouver's economy continues to be impacted into the 2011-12 season depending on how well the Canucks do.


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It's a pretty impressive article, and well deserved for my favourite character and such an interesting character.-- KingAragorn talk contribs edits email 07:14, 6 June 2008 (EDT)
- Agree. If I'm not mistaking, Gandalf has already been FA once. That doesn't mean it can't be again, but it's near the end of the queue. Oh, agree, btw. but the sourcing needs to be a bit better. -- Ederchil 08:01, 6 June 2008 (EDT)
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- Agree. Nice long article, good information, plus good introduction into Tolkien. —Unsigned comment by ZehnWaters (talk • contribs).
- Agree A Middle Earth without Gandalf, is not a true Middle Eearth at all.--Breragor • (Talk • Contribs • Edits)
- Agree. After reading it, I have to admit it is the best article we have.--Odysseas-Spartan53 10:50, 23 May 2009 (UTC)
- Agree. Exellent Article! Besides, Gandalf is the heart of Tolkien's work. His article deserves to be featured. mthomas 12:30, 7 June 2009 (UTC)
- Agree. The first thing new users see is the main page, and generally people are most familiar with Gandalf. --Yurpee
- Agree. A central character in the LoTR trilogy. Everyone knows who he is and he deserves a good moment in the spotlight. -- Naruvir
- Disagree - I think it's a big cluttered in its structure and severely lacks sources required to make it worthy of the title. --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 14:23, 4 January 2011 (UTC)
Gondor would be a good choice. It's extensive, covers many bases, and has the requisite references. It should be next in line to be voted on for FA status.--Theoden1 10:41, 28 July 2008 (EDT)
- Undecided - although well-written, I think it needs to be better referenced as we should only show off the very best articles that TG has to offer. --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 14:19, 24 September 2010 (UTC)
Don't need to say much about Eriador, perfect example of good article. --Morgan 21:17, 2 January 2011 (UTC)
- Agree - Because it's just so awesome. -- KingAragorn talk contribs edits email 21:22, 2 January 2011 (UTC)
- Agree - Contains all that's important. Very well referenced. -- Eldarion Telcontar 21:51, 2 January 2011 (UTC)
- Agree - As I wrote it! --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 14:15, 4 January 2011 (UTC)
I think they're not given enough credit nor enough recognition - they're the most overshadowed of the major races in Tolkien's legendarium.
- Agree - I don't know if the banner at the top of the article matters, so if not it has my full support. Otherwise I vote for another Dwarves-related article.


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Is there any Wiki how to install, boot etc. Linuxes on Amiga ones, X5000 in particular?
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I have two question.
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Copyright آ© 2011 Confederation Africaine de Volleyball- All rights reserved
27 April 2013
Tripoli, Libya, April 27, 2013- Five time champions Sfax (Tunisia) claimed the gold medal of the 2013 Men's African Club Championship following their victory over compatriots Esperance 3-2 (23-25, 25-22, 25-15, 27-29, 15-12) in the final match held in Tripoli, Libya on Saturday to book 2013 FIVB World Championship ticket to be held in Brazil October 15-10, 2013.
Sfax improved their record in the African supreme Club competition to 6 trophies coming in the second position after record holders Ahly (Egypt) who have 10 cups under their name.
Meanwhile home side Al Ahly Tripoli secured the bronze medal after beating Prisons (Kenya) 3-0 (25-17, 26-24, 25-16) in the third place match.
FAP clinched the fifth position as they hammered Ahli Benighazi (Libya) 3-2 (25-20, 21-25, 25-21, 24-26, 18-16).
Swehli (Libya) finished in the seventh position as they flew past Autoridade Tributaria (Mozambique) 3-1 (25-12, 25-11, 22-25, 25-17)
The final was the competition most exciting match as Esperance had the upper hand in the first set using the efficient spikes of Saleh Fathy and the proper blocking by Bilel Benhassine to win the set 25-23. Sfax came back strongly through their experienced spiker Noureddine Hfaidh who sent his sharp hits from position 4 beside his role in blocking to win the second set 25-22 and then the third set in a wider point deficit 25-15. The fourth set was the most exciting as Esperance saved three match points to win the set 29-27 through the leadership of the experienced setter Mehdi Ben Sheikh to extend the match to tiebreak. The tiebreak was again controlled by the experience of Sfax players to win 15-12.
Individual prizes
· MVP: Noureddine Hfaedh (Sfax- Tunissia)
· Best spiker: Fuad Elmaarug (Ahli Tripoli- Libya).
· Best blocker: Mohamed Salama (Ahli Benighazi- Libya)
· Best Server: Daniel (Prisons- Kenya)
· Best Receiver: Saleh Fathy (Esperance- Tunisia)
· Best Setter: Mehdi Ben Sheikh (Esperance- Tunisia)
· Best Libero: Anouar Taouarghi (Sfax- Tunisia)
Final Standings
1. Sfax (Tunisia)
2. Esperance (Tunisia)
3. Ahli Tripoli (Libya)
4. Prisons (Kenya)
5. FAP (Cameroon)
6. Ahly Benighazi (Libya)
7. Swehli (Libya)
8. Autoridade Tributaria (Mozambique)
9- Bourj Bouaririj (Algeria)
10-Delta Spikers (Nigeria)
11-Nemostars (Uganda)
12-Alnahda (Sudan)
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Cheers to showcasing talent at CHS and Jeers to flat tires in the winter
Cheers...to showcasing talent at CHS
It seems that Crookston High School is always busy, bustling with a sports game or practice, rehearsing for a play, hosting an administrators meeting or participating in one of the various extra-curriculars that are offered. Amidst this busy holiday season, CHS has added one more, all-school activity to their list: a seasonal talent show.
Proposed by Principal Jason Vold, the first annual seasonal talent show will be performed for the entire school on Friday, December 20, at 9:30 a.m. and will include acts from all grades. Vold made it known that he'd like to have this talent show be a continuing tradition as long as he's principal at CHS, as it was a tradition at his high school that was always a fun way to wrap up the year before Christmas break.
Various songs, dances and skits will be performed, which will be critiqued and ranked by a panel of carefully-selected judges. To amp up the stakes, a $50 gift card will be rewarded to the first place group.
So cheers to innovative new ideas to liven up the routine schedule at CHS, especially during the holiday season. The talent show is a good way to unwind from school before break and will be a great way to show off some of CHS's talent!
– Torrie Greer, student staff writer
Jeers to...flat tires during the winter
What is one of the worst things that can happen when you are walking to your vehicle on a cold winter's morning? Finding a flat tire. Not only are you trying to get to work, but now you have to worry about how you're going to scrape up the money to either get a new tire (if needed) or have it fixed.
If you're lucky enough to have two vehicles available in your household, at least there is a back up. If you can find the keys, of course.
Do all car tires have issues with staying inflated during the winter? Does it differ between foreign and domestic models? Who knows? Maybe it's just bad luck for some of us. Here's to hoping winter sooner than later. Or our luck gets better.
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Mike Pelfrey, who turned his back to Jerry Manuel Saturday in a show of disrespect, has endorsed pitching coach Dan Warthen's return next season. So too, has R.A. Dickey. It's a nice gesture, but it is uncertain as to the weight it will carry.
Assuming Manuel is gone and a veteran manager is named to replace him, he would want to name his own pitching coach and staff. That the Mets' have shown significant improvement – you can chalk that up to not having John Maine and Oliver Perez- is a positive reflection on Warthen to where he merits an interview.
However, Warthen's best chance would be if the Mets hired young and inexperienced, say Wally Backman, who might have a staff assigned for him.
Either way, the rate of progress from 2009 to 2010 has been significant and he deserves an interview at least.
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