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Explore an ancient market town deep in the heart of The Cotswolds. Full of friendly locals and a few rural royals, Tetbury is home to the well-known Highgrove shop and a fabulous collection antique shops and boutiques that will inspire the eye. With the famous Westonbirt Arboretum just up the road, pull on your wellies and take an amble around 15,000 different types of trees from all over the globe.
Located on the rambling banks of the River Windrush, Burford is one of the much-loved treasures of The Cotswolds. Known for its quaint little shops and galleries nestled along the old high street; fall in love with its charm and become enchanted by its character with plenty to discover and explore during your visit.
Situated on the famous Roman Fosse Way, the market town of Moreton-in-Marsh is a treasure to The Cotswolds. Renowned for its historic charm dating back to the 13th century, it's a favourite amongst boutique shoppers and antique hunters with a few enticing cafes along the way offering a taste of quintessential Britain. Amble around the buzzy market on Tuesdays or try your hand at falconry at Batsford Arboretum- there's plenty to explore and discover.
Located in the picturesque Cotswold village of Bibury, famous for its grassy meadows, honey-coloured cottages and the River Coln that gently flows through the middle. It's no wonder William Morris called it 'the most beautiful village in England'. With plenty to explore and discover, the famous Bibury Trout Farm is definitely worth a visit during your stay at The Swan.
Nestled amongst The Cotswold wool towns, Stroud is known for its cafe culture, arts and crafts. Nicknamed the "Covent Garden of The Cotswolds" by Jasper Conran, the surrounding Cotswold Hills exhibits stunning views that stretch all the way to Wales. These have since inspired the work of the many artists who have come to live in the local area.
Broadway is one of The Cotswolds' hidden treasures. Nestled away amongst grassy meadows and honey-coloured cottages, it offers a wealth of culture and beauty, with landmarks including The Ashmolean Museum, Broadway Tower, as well as Hidcote and Kiftsgate gardens all located nearby. With a richness of history and a collection of boutique shops that stand alongside, there's something to inspire all who fall upon its charm.
Cheltenham is the cultural capital of The Cotswolds; famous for its festivals and events, from the world-renowned Gold Cup to the ever-popular Jazz. Science, Music and Literature Festivals. This regency spa town is also steeped in history, with a wealth of beautiful architecture, plus plenty of shops, bars and restaurants. Surrounded by pretty, honey-coloured Cotswold villages, Cheltenham is truly the perfect base for exploring the Cotswold AONB.


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we are caroline + jayden. a wife + a husband. an american + an australian. a photographer + a photographer.
on most days, you'll find us with a camera in our hands or a macbook pro on our laps [editing] while we watch re-runs of breaking bad, mad men or arrested development.
we love to travel, like, an extreme amount. [example: we visited all 7 continents in 2014.] when we're on the move, we prefer to crash on people's floors so we can spend our entire budget on great food. [that's the long way of saying we are foodies, but we don't really like that word, so we avoided it. but then we ended up using it anyway. see what you made us do?]
we met because we're also both musicians. in 2003, jayden was touring through the states with his australian band, and we happened to play at the same venue in wisconsin. we met backstage when we bumped heads at the drinking fountain, and it's been love ever since. [we got married in 2005.]
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Sometimes you just don't know how much tension you're holding until you take a good stretch. This quick upper-body loosener, demonstrated by fitness expert Jennifer Kries, from her "Hot Body Cool Mind" DVD series, is sweet relief in the middle or at the end of the workday.
What it does
The graceful combination move stretches and strengthens the muscles of the hands, arms, wrists, neck and shoulders. It relieves tension as it reinforces good posture.
What to do
Start with feet together, arms at sides and toes spread in mountain pose. Press the tips of your thumb, pinkie and ring finger together, while extending your index and middle finger straight.
Inhale and stretch arms forward with fingers pointing up, then slowly extend to the sides at shoulder level, keeping index and middle fingers pointing up to the ceiling. Exhale and point the extended digits down, feeling the stretch on top of the wrists. Take five breaths here, continuing to press out with the arms in opposite directions. Inhale and reverse finger direction to the ceiling, continuing to press out to opposite walls. Exhale and release finger position and flex palms up pushing out to opposite sides of the room with shoulders down and back. Reverse and press the fingers of each hand down. Then release hands and shake them out.
Next, move into Spanish hands, inhaling and circling your wrists and fingers out and around in graceful little circles in the air in front of your body, exhaling and watching as they move up over your head. Once at the top, begin the descent, moving fingers and hands in small circles toward the body, as if gathering energy and pulling it in to your body as you move down in front of your body and back in front of your thighs, Do two passes up and down the body.
How much
Do this series of movements once or twice a day to relieve tension and release stress.


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Deep Diving into Demand-Driven Planning
"Shell Lubricants has ripped up the rulebook in supply chain management, fully disrupting the industry"
Dec 8th, 2017"I think most [supply chain executives] are under financial pressure because so much working capital gets tied up in inventory…, and much of it is inventory they don't really need. It's the wrong stuff."
A new O8 blog release 'What Makes DDMRP Solutions So Effective?' now available!
Dec 1st, 2017A new exciting report 'Imagining the Future of Supply Chain Management' by Lora Cecere is now available!
'The path of Supply Chain 2030 is not an evolution. Instead, it requires a redesign to gain advantage from new technologies and ways of working. Here we share insights to help guide companies on this path.'
Nov 22nd, 2017An exciting role for a Supply Chain professional is now available within an expanding, leading edge Supply Chain Software Company!
Supply Chain Consultant (North America) Wanted!
Nov 2nd, 2017When & Where: 7th and 8th November in Paris – Porte de Versailles!
Come and meet Orchestr8 at Supply Chain Event 2017!
Oct 18th, 2017
Thanks to all Orchestr8 customers for their participation and valuable input on the Demand Planning Workshop on Monday 16th October in London!
Sep 18th, 2017
Presentations from SCI Global Summit 2017 now available!
Sep 13th, 2017Melanie has 20 years of experience in improving end to end Supply Chain through accelerated system changes and change management.
Orchestr8 are pleased to announce the appointment of Melanie Tiersen as their Consultant
Aug 22nd, 2017When & Where: 5-8th September in Atlanta, Georgia
Supply Chain Insights Global Summit 2017
Jul 25th, 2017This webinar presents British Telecom's adaptation of a demand-driven approach with Orchestr8's solution.
British Telecom's Supply Chain Demand-Driven Journey August 21, 2017 @ 12:00 p.m. (EDT)
Jul 10th, 2017
A report from Demand Driven World 2017 shares British Telecom's results from their DDMRP implementation.
Jun 15th, 2017Where & When: France, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, 5-7 July
Demand Driven World Conference 2017
May 24th, 2017Brian Dooley, Senior Supply Chain Manager from British Telecom chronicled their DDMRP journey.
British Telecom's DDMRP Case Study is now Available
May 23rd, 2017An interesting article by Lora Cecere
Demand Driven: Can We Sidestep Religious Arguments?
May 12th, 2017DDI's affiliates adhere to strict standards pertaining to the education, training and implementation of Demand Driven MRP and the Demand Driven Adaptive Enterprise Model.
Orchestr8 is Demand Driven Institute's Newest Global Affiliate!
May 2nd, 2017On May 23, 2017 at 16:00 GMT Brian Dooley FCILT, CDDP, CDDL, Senior Supply Chain Planning Manager from British Telecom will present BT's Demand Driven journey along with results achieved so far.
Orchestr8 is pleased to announce British Telecom DDMRP Case Study Webinar that will be part of Demand-Driven Webinar series with Carol Ptak and Chad Smith
Apr 3rd, 2017At DDMRP conference in Paris last week, French audience enjoyed case studies where the break-through results achieved using DDMRP were presented. Thanks to David Brown-Brulant for organizing this event and to experts' panel for the exciting discussion!
Orchestr8 is pleased with growing interest in Demand-Driven approach in France
Mar 16th, 2017When & Where: 30th March 2017 à la Maison des Centraliens, Paris.
The group Achats & Supply Chain invites you to the conference 'DDMRP: Finally, concrete results in France!'
Mar 8th, 2017Jean-Philippe brings with him over 25 years of experience as a project manager and sales executive in supply chain management.
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Feb 20th, 2017
Hear the impressions of License to Flow Event from Shell, British Telecom and Demand Driven Institute representatives
Feb 3rd, 2017
Exciting event License to Flow in London organized by SmartChain was a great success!
Jan 26th, 2017
Orchestr8 is happy to share the presentation of PZ Cussons' DDMRP Implementation in their UK ICL factory as well as in the supplying facility in Thailand!
Jan 10th, 2017Where & When: London Film Museum, 1st Feb 2017 - Guest Speaker: Carol Ptak, co-founder of the Demand Driven Institute
Executive Event DEMAND DRIVEN ADAPTIVE ENTERPRISE & DDMRP
Reporting directly to the Operations Director, the role of Consultant will include supporting existing clients in the day-to-day business alongside supporting new business implementations.
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It's not a very popular opinion.
I went through the phase of over engineering my water. I am back to the less is more approach. If you have a pH meter you can measure the mash pH, and if it is good, don't mess with it any more. You want Calcium in the 50-100 ppm range, and you need to know that some will come from the mash. Use gypsum or CaCl2 as the added calcium source, balancing the SO4 and Cl for the beer you are making. Mg I don't bother with anymore, enough comes from the mash to make the yeast healthy. I avoid chalk and baking soda to raise the pH, pickling lime is the tool I like for that. If the pH needs to be dropped, I have phosphoric and lactic acid for that, but I have only been using the phosphoric for the last few years.
Accentuate flavor, yes. Roundness of flavor, no. That's chloride. pp.141-142.In food, NaCl does make food taste more like food. In beer, I find it makes beer taste more like salt. Not a fan. I'm sure you can add it in low enough doses that it doesn't taste salty, but I guess I don't see the need. You can always add salt to your glass of beer, just like the oldtimers, if that's what you want.If I want chloride in beer, I get it from calcium chloride since I need calcium anyway. I'd skip the sodium, personally.
Personally, I don't think I'd ever want over 100ppm of anything in my brewing water. I used to futz with my brewing water a lot, but I've found brewing with the least mineralized water (while providing adequate calcium and alkalinity, when applicable) has given me the best results.


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Okay, maybe everyone needs to pump their brakes a little bit on the effusive praise for Ram's Super Bowl commercial.
As Slate pointed out tonight, the stunning Ram ad featuring Paul Harvey's "So God Made A Farmer" poem looks an awful lot like this YouTube ad from 2011 for Farms.com. They note that the reading comes from a speech Harvey gave at a Future Farmers of America convention in 1978.
Ram's ad was shot much better than this one, and it is still extremely compelling. But it's hard to deny the similarities here. Maybe it's a coincidence, maybe not.
Update: A Chrysler employee tells us Farms media worked with RAM on the spot, so while it's clearly a copy of the other ad, it appears it's a legitimate (and better) copy.


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Children's heart conditions can't be prevented, but a lot can be done to improve and often completely repair their hearts at any age. Thanks to advanced technology and the pediatric heart experts at the Nemours Cardiac Center (based at Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children), most children born with a heart problem — even newborns only hours or days old — can be quickly diagnosed and treated right when it matters the most. At the Cardiac Center, we specialize in early detection and repair of congenital heart defects (also often called, "congenital heart disease").
If your child's been diagnosed with an atrial septal defect (or "ASD," for short), a very common heart defect, we're here to ease your concerns, answer your questions, and repair the problem. At the Nemours Cardiac Center, we take every child's condition we treat very seriously. But of all of the conditions we see, ASDs are some of the most straightforward problems we fix. We're experts in diagnosing and repairing them, and getting children back to doing what they do best — being kids.
An atrial septal defect (ASD) is a hole in the atrial septum — the wall between the right and left atria. (The top two chambers of the heart are, collectively, called the "atria." A single chamber is called an "atrium.")
With atrial septal defects, blood flows from the higher-pressure left atrium to the lower-pressure right atrium. When this happens, the oxygen-rich blood of the left atrium is redirected through the right side of the heart and back to the lungs. The right atrium, the right ventricle (one of the heart's two lower chambers that receive blood from the atria) and the pulmonary artery (the large artery that receives blood from the right ventricle and carries it to the lungs) may enlarge because of the increased blood flow through these structures.
The long-term side effects of untreated atrial septal defects include:
- heart rhythm abnormality (called "atrial arrhythmias")
- problems with the function of the ventricles (called "ventricular dysfunction")
- thickening of the pulmonary arteries due to high blood flow (called "pulmonary vascular obstructive disease")
For these reasons, it's best to close most atrial septal defects to prevent complications later in life.
Types of Atrial Septal Defects
There are three types of ASDs:
- Secundum-Type ASD: This is the most common, making up about 85 percent of all ASDs. In a secundum-type ASD, the hole is located in the central part of the atrial septum.
- Primum-Type ASD: Primum-type ASDs make up between 5–10 percent of all ASDs. In a primum-type ASD, the hole is located in the lower part of the atrial septum. Frequently, abnormalities of one or more heart valves (most often the mitral valve) are associated with this defect (which also may be called a "partial atrioventricular septal defect" or "partial atrioventricular canal"). Unlike the secundum-type ASD, children with primum-type ASD have symptoms in early childhood. Surgery is the only method of treatment for a primum-type ASD because there's no chance of the hole closing on its own.
- Sinus Venosus ASD: Sinus venosus atrial septal defects make up 5–10 percent of all ASDs. In a sinus venosus ASD, the hole is located in the upper portion of the atrial septum. This type of ASD is often associated with abnormal ("anomalous") drainage of the right, upper pulmonary veins. This means that the pulmonary veins, which normally carry oxygenated blood from the lungs to the left atrium, drain into the right atrium instead. There's no chance that this type of ASD will close on its own, so a surgical repair is necessary.
How Does the Heart Normally Work?
When your child has a congenital heart defect, there's usually something wrong with the structure of the heart. In order to understand your child's condition, it can help to know how the heart should work normally.
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Nemours' experts at KidsHealth.org also offer these helpful resources to help both you and your child understand how the heart works:
In many cases, infants and young children are asymptomatic (meaning, they don't have any symptoms), so the atrial septal defect (ASD) may not be detected until they're school age or older. Approximately 20 percent of secundum-type ASDs close spontaneously on their own by the time children turn a year old.
If an atrial septal defect (ASD) is suspected, it's usually because a physician hears a heart murmur by listening with a stethoscope. (A heart murmur is a noise that occurs as blood flows through the heart. Some murmurs can be heard in children with normal hearts. Others may indicate a structural abnormality that may or may not be serious.) A heart murmur from an atrial septal defect (ASD) is associated with an increase in blood flow across the pulmonary valve (the heart valve between the right ventricle and the pulmonary artery that consists of three flaps or "cusps").
Using an echocardiogram (or "echo," for short), our Nemours Cardiac Center pediatric heart experts can confirm an atrial septal defect (ASD) diagnosis and identify the specific type of ASD. An echo is a completely safe and painless test that uses ultrasound (sound waves) to build a series of pictures of the heart.
Our Nemours Cardiac Center experts may treat secundum-type atrial septal defects either by surgical repair or a catheter technique (when a tiny, hollow tube is inserted into an artery or vein). Surgical repair may involve either suture closure (reserved for small ASDs) or patch closure. The patch material may be a portion of the child's own pericardium (the sac around the heart) or a synthetic material. The catheter technique involves closing the atrial septal defect (ASD) with a synthetic device that plugs the hole. The device is introduced through a heart catheter, which is passed through a vein in the leg that leads up to the heart. Initially, the device is held in place by the natural pressures created within the atria. Over time, the device acts as a framework over which normal tissue grows. Both sinus venosus and primum-type atrial septal defects require surgical closure with a patch.
We usually repair atrial septal defects before about age 5. When an atrial septal defect (ASD) is identified later in life, it's usually repaired at that time.
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After repair (either surgical or with a catheter), the blood flows normally through the heart and a child shouldn't have any long-term activity limitations.
If your child has an atrial septal defect (ASD), know that at the Nemours Cardiac Center we're here to give your child the very best, most comprehensive and compassionate care. Our goal is to guide your family, from start to finish, through your child's heart defect journey — and to help your child live the healthiest, most fulfilling life possible.
Learn More About Atrial Septal Defect (ASD)
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Heart Murmurs
A heart murmur is an abnormal sound (like a blowing or whooshing) that's usually detected by a doctor who's listening to the heart with a stethoscope during a routine exam. Learn More »
Why Choose Us
From our outcomes to our family-centered care, find out all of the reasons why your child's heart will be in good hands at the Nemours Cardiac Center. Learn More »
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Michael's Aortic Stenosis Story
Meet Michael, who was 6 weeks old when he was diagnosed with aortic stenosis and treated by the pediatric heart experts at the Nemours Cardiac Center. Read His Story »


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Chapter 2: Part 2
Welcome to IGN's Walkthrough and Guide for Resident Evil 4. This page details information on how to complete and survive Chapter 2: Part 2, the Village Church.
As you exit the church storage room, a brief cutscene shows you the angry mob ahead. Have Ashley wait near the doorway and equip your rifle.
Target one of the barrels that's sitting in the cart just a bit down the hill and fire away—the cart should explode and roll backwards, taking out most of the not-zombies behind it. Stand back and shoot down any not-zombies remaining, and then lead Ashley through the graveyard (heading west).
Climb down the ladder to the west to enter the cave with the merchant. Deal with him as you please and collect the item or two you can find inside before climbing up the ladder to the north (near a save point) and exiting to the next area.
As you step back out into the main village, a not-zombie comes at you from the left. Lay him out, and then focus on getting Ashley somewhere save. To your right should be the large bell tower.
Lead Ashley to the top and have her wait as you scour the village, hunting items and not-zombies.
When you're done searching the town, return to the bell tower. A path leads northeast (you took the path before) and is your way to the next area. However, it won't be a simple walk in the park, as a number of not-zombies and bear traps serve as obstacles. With Ashley still in her safe roost, take out the not-zombies one-by-one and set off the traps so that neither you nor Ashley gets stick in them later. When the path is clear (there are three or four not-zombies to take care), call Ashley down from her hideout and guide her through the door, and into the next area.
As soon as you enter the farm area, walk down the road just a bit and have Ashley hide in the red metal container to the right. She'll be completely safe here while you clear the area of not-zombies, and there are plenty of the freaky enemies to deal with (about eight in total).
Make your way around the perimeter of the farm, using your rifle to snipe out any not-zombies you can see in the distance. There are a couple of them just northeast of the main barn, two more that are sitting on the wood-plank "balcony" around the barn, and even a not-zombie or two inside of the barn.
When you've got the area clear, make sure the inside of the barn is safe. There are a number of bear traps on the floor in front of the ladder that you'll want to take out.
Climb the ladder to the second floor and go through the window to appear on the wood-plank balcony outside At the north end of this balcony is a ladder propped up, and the last not-zombie in the area. Take it out, and then go back to get Ashley.
Lead her back to the area with the last not-zombie and jump down to the ground level again. In the northeast corner, you can piggyback with Ashley, letting her get to the other side of the door to unlock it. Continue on to the next area.
At the beginning of the new path is a merchant you can deal with. Now's a pretty good time to upgrade your shotgun if you haven't done so already (things like fire rate and ammo capacity are a good idea). As you cross the bridge ahead, you'll be chased into the abandoned house where you and Luis will have to hold off the largest (by far) swarm of not-zombies you've yet faced.
As soon as you've got control of Leon again, it's time to start setting up shop in this temporary stronghold. You've got to hold off the zombie invasion for a set period of time (just a few minutes), though luckily your partners in crime won't be a concern for you (Ashley hides during the entire scene, and Luis is invincible).
You only have to worry about yourself, a task that's not exactly easy. Start by pushing the three bookshelves in the area in front of the three windows that the not-zombies are trying to break through. There are also a couple of herb plants in the downstairs area that you should collect and mix. When you've got the herbs and have blocked off the windows, run upstairs.
Stand at the top of the stairs with your shotgun armed, looking down the stairs and waiting for any not-zombies that come running up. Luis will try to hold them off from downstairs for a while, but that doesn't mean you won't get your fair share of action upstairs.
Your shotgun will hold off the not-zombies very well, and you can toss a grenade or two down to the base of the stairs to help thin out the herd. Eventually, Luis will retreat upstairs with you, giving you a cue to change your tactics.
At about the same time Luis heads upstairs, the not-zombies outside will start throwing up ladders to climb into the three windows of the upstairs area. When possible, run up to the ladders and kick them off to hold back the flow of not-zombies. The enemies will continue to pour in up the stairs, forcing you to keep an eye on all directions.
Throw grenades at the top of the stairs to get a bunch of enemies simultaneously (again, don't worry about Luis, even if he's in the way), and wield your shotgun to clear out the rest. Eventually, the flow of not-zombies will cease, and the level will end.
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FRIDAY, Oct. 4, 2013 (HealthDay News) -- A simple, short mental health test already used for pediatric patients has been found effective at predicting post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) risk among preschoolers seriously injured by such things as a burn or car crash.
"The most important point is that until now we had no evidence-based method to identify preschool-age children for their risk of long-term psychological problems early after accidents," said the study's lead author, Markus Landolt, head of pediatric psychology at University Children's Hospital Zurich.
Such problems can manifest as repetitive nightmares or the "replaying" of the initial trauma, anxiety, aggressive behavior, temper tantrums and problems with concentration, according to the researchers.
The Swiss effort centers around the "Pediatric Emotional Distress Scale" questionnaire (PEDS). This test was retooled into the PEDS-Early Screener (or PEDS-ES), designed to sift through parent-provided information and zero in specifically on long-term PTSD risk among injured preschoolers.
The result: By establishing an optimal scoring method, investigators achieved an 85 percent success rate at picking up PTSD risk, and a 63 percent success rate at specifically predicting the onset of either full or partial PTSD.
"This study now presents convincing data that early identification is possible even at this young age," Landolt said, "and therefore offers the possibility for early treatment of those children who are in need of support."
The study appears in the October print issue of Pediatrics.
The authors pointed out that accidents are a very common feature of childhood. For example, they noted that in 2011, more than 10 percent of American children under the age of 6 had at least one accidental trauma requiring hospital treatment.
"(And) studies with children injured by burns or road traffic accidents revealed that around 10 to 20 percent develop longer-term behavioral and psychological problems after accidents," Landolt said.
To reduce the risk of long-term complications, the authors stress that time is of the essence when it comes to identifying at-risk children and getting them into preventive treatment. Ideally, they say, the whole process should unfold during a one-to-two week window following an initial trauma.
To that end, the investigators set out to assess the effectiveness of the PEDS-ES diagnostic tool, which covered 21 measures of problem behaviors. They administered it between 2010 to 2012 to the caregivers of 87 children, all between 2 and 6 years old, who had just suffered a traumatic traffic or burn injury within the previous two weeks.
Follow-up parental interviews were conducted six months later to screen for PTSD among the children. At that point, 23 percent of the patients were diagnosed with either a full or partial PTSD.
Beyond predicting the onset of the majority of such cases six months before they were firmly diagnosed, the PEDS-ES questionnaire was also successful in identifying the specific degree of PTSD severity that developed in the at-risk children.
The study team therefore concluded that clinicians should be encouraged to use the PEDS-ES test as a fast and easy way to identify PTSD risk among injured youngsters.
"For the first time, it is now possible for first responders -- such as pediatricians, nursing staff or emergency psychologists -- to assess young children accurately with regard to their risk of long-term psychological and behavioral problems," Landolt said. "This is an important prerequisite to provide appropriate early treatment and thus reduce the number of preschool-age children suffering from psychological and behavioral problems after an accident."
Another expert, Dr. Glen Elliott, chief psychiatrist of the Children's Health Council, emphasized the importance of accurate screening for PTSD among very young injured patients.
"For many years, PTSD was completely ignored among children," he said. "There was an assumption that children are imminently resilient, and of course children don't often complain in a way that an adult would, or in the same way. Often because they lack the language to really describe it. So it tended to be missed."
"But clinicians now recognize and accept the problem," Elliot added. "And if we know which kids are likely to have an issue, then we can focus our intervention. ...There's no question that it's easier to work with a child shortly after he has been traumatized to prevent PTSD than to deal with PTSD once it's already been established."
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Dan Morain: Mental health care issues in California prisons are rooted in the past
At last count, the California state prison system housed 33,777 inmates diagnosed with significant mental illness, including 6,051 with severe conditions such as schizophrenia.
Despite Gov. Jerry Brown's exhortations, one very feisty federal judge, Lawrence Karlton, doesn't seem prepared to give up control over their care any time soon.
Karlton has presided over a suit to improve conditions for mentally ill prisoners since George Deukmejian was governor in 1990. He showed no sympathy last week when Brown's lawyers argued that after spending billions, California exceeds the constitutional standards for the inmates' care.
"During the life of these lawsuits, the prison health care budget has gone from $700 million to $2 billion," Brown told The Bee's Denny Walsh and Sam Stanton earlier this month. "That money is coming out of the university, it's coming out of child care. It's a situation you wouldn't dream anyone would want."
There is history to this story, one Brown knows well. Like Ronald Reagan before him and governors who came after him, Brown made spending and policy decisions during his first two terms in office that turned mentally ill people out of state hospitals, onto the streets and into prisons.
In his third term, Brown has reduced prison population dramatically from a high of more than 170,000 when Arnold Schwarzenegger was in office. But as the prison population has fallen to 119,500, the number of mentally ill inmates has been constant.
For years when the population was growing, the mentally ill accounted for 20 percent of inmates. Now that the overall number is shrinking, the 33,777 mentally ill prisoners make up nearly 30 percent of the prison population.
"As a society," Jeffrey Beard, Brown's corrections chief, told The Bee's editorial board last week, "we just have not done a very good job of dealing with the mentally ill."
Beard, a doctor of psychology, doubts the number will fall any time soon. "It is not necessarily the way I think it should go long term," he said. "But it's a reality, and you have to deal with the reality."
A little history is relevant to that reality. Former state Sen. Nick Petris, who died the other day, provided context in an oral history for the California State Archives.
A Stanford-educated attorney, Petris was one of the most liberal and thoughtful legislators of his time, which spanned nearly 40 years from 1958 until 1996.
The East Bay Democrat also was one of the authors of the Lanterman-Petris-Short Act. Signed in 1967 by Reagan, the act sped the emptying of state hospitals of mentally ill people who had committed no crimes. The act also created the current mental health care system.
In the 1960s, Petris recalled, patients were railroaded into hospitals, given gunny sacks for clothing, had few rights and often died shortly after their arrival.
Petris sought to protect them by requiring that before they could be held involuntarily, psychiatrists would need to determine that they were a danger to themselves or others, or so gravely disabled that they could not tend to their most basic needs.
Soon after the law took effect, Petris noticed the rise in homelessness, and ultimately, incarceration of a different type. He blamed Reagan for cutting spending to care for people who no longer were held in the hospitals, though governors and legislators who came later share in that responsibility.
Petris' goal was to end the "tyrannical and oppressive system of incarcerating people so easily." But the new system "went overboard the other way," he said.
"I was tormented personally," Petris said. "I just didn't know what the right thing to do was. I didn't know whether these horror stories which we started to get were just a drop in the bucket and were inevitable (or) whether a change in the other direction would get us back to where we were before. Nobody wanted to do that."
In a real sense, the state did go back to where it had been. At one point in 1960, there were 36,853 people in state hospitals, nearly equal to the 33,777 mentally ill people in state prison today.
In a 1994 report to Karlton, a court-appointed inspector described the bedlam at the California Medical Facility, the prison in Vacaville: "Severely mentally ill prisoners were in perpetual isolation in locked cells." Mentally ill prisoners were locked in a segregation unit "without blankets, mattress or clothing." Some "covered themselves with feces."
Later in 1994, as the state fought the prisoner-rights attorneys' effort to have Karlton impose the receivership, Kyle McKinsey, then in charge of health care at the Department of Corrections, predicted that costs would skyrocket to $300 million if federal courts seized control of mental health care in prisons.
Karlton took direct oversight of prison mental health care in 1995. McKinsey turned out to be wrong. California spends $400 million a year on mental health care in prisons.
In 1994, Donald Specter, head of the Prison Law Office, explained the point of the lawsuit by saying the state is "under a constitutional obligation to provide mental health care" to inmates who need it.
"However ironic it may seem," Specter told me at the time, "state government isn't similarly required to provide mental health care to you and me."
Specter was back in federal court last week, opposing Brown's effort to get out from under the court order. Karlton is expected to rule on the governor's request within a week from today.
To be sure, there have been changes in the prisons and on the streets. Care for mentally ill inmates has improved. And in 2004, voters approved Proposition 63, which generates $1 billion a year for mental health care for noncriminals.
All too often, however, severely mentally ill people must commit a crime to get care. Witness the 33,777 mentally ill men and women in California prisons today.
Many others get dumped, as happened last month when Sacramento County jailers gave a mentally ill man named Matthew Herrera a paper jumpsuit and flip-flops and released him, only to have him be rearrested 31 hours later for stealing his mother's car. Or when Nevada officials bought a $60 Greyhound bus ticket for James Flavy Coy Brown, and sent him to Sacramento, where he knew no one.
It all comes at a cost. At some point, the bill comes due.
Follow Dan Morain on Twitter @danielmorain.


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It's now only 67 days to SFIFF56! As we are locking and stocking programs and staff, the pressure is amounting for the big drop...the trailer (for some). Instead of panicking, we're going to laugh. Taking a cue from the 29th San Francisco
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|The Sources Of Tafsir
If someone asks about the best methods of Tafsir, we reply that the best method is to explain the Qur'an with the Qur'an itself. What is mentioned in general terms in one place in the Qur'an, is usually explained in another place. When one does not find this easily, he should look to the Sunnah because its purpose is to explain the Qur'an and elaborate upon its meanings. Allah said,
'Surely, We have sent down to you (O Muhammad SAW) [1] the Book (this Quran) in truth that you might judge between men by that which Allah has shown you, so be not a pleader for the treacherous.' (An Nisa 4:105)
'This is why the Messenger of Allah said,
'The Sunnah was a revelation from Allah just as the Qur'an, although it is not recited as the Qur'an is recited.'
So one seeks the Tafsir of the Qur'an with the Qur'an itself and with the Sunnah. If one cannot find the Tafsir in the Qur'an or Sunnah, he should refer to the statements of the Companions, who were the most knowledgeable of Tafsir, for they witnessed the situations and incidents that we did not witness. They also had the deepest comprehension, the most correct knowledge, and the most righteous works. Especially the scholars and leaders among them, such as the Four Rightly Guided Khalifahs and righteous Imams, and `Abdullah bin Mas`ud, may Allah be pleased with them all. Imam Abu Ja'far bin Jarir At-Tabari narrated that 'Abdullah bin Mas`ud said,
"By He other than Whom there is no God, no Ayah in the Book of Allah was revealed but I have knowledge about whom and where it was revealed. Verily, if I know of a person who has more knowledge than me in the Book of Allah that the animals can reach (by travelling on them), I will travel to meet him."
Also, among the scholars of the Companions is the great scholar, the sea of knowledge, 'Abdullah bin `Abbas, the cousin of the Messenger of Allah, and the explainer of the Qur'an, as a result of the blessing of the supplication of the Messenger of Allah peace be upon him. The Prophet invoked Allah for the benefit of Ibn `Abbas,
(O Allah! Teach him Fiqh in the religion and interpretation.) [3]
Further, Ibn Jarir At-Tabari reported that `Abdullah bin Mas`ud said, "Yes, Ibn 'Abbas is the interpreter of the Qur'an." This Hadith has an authentic chain of narrators. [4] Ibn Mas`ud died in the thirty-second years of Hijrah and 'Abdullah bin `Abbas lived for thirty-six years after that. Hence, what do you think about the knowledge that Ibn 'Abbas collected after Ibn Mas`ud? Al-A'mash said that Abu Wa'il said, "Ali once appointed 'Abdullah bin `Abbas to lead the Haj season. Ibn 'Abbas gave a speech to the people in which he read and explained Surat Al Baqarah (according to another narration,
This is why the majority of the knowledge Ismail bin `Abdur Rahman As-Suddi Al-Kabir collected in his Tafsir is from these two men, Ibn Mas`ud and Ibn `Abbas. Yet, he sometimes mentions what they narrated of the Israelite accounts that the Messenger of Allah has allowed when he said,
'Convey on my behalf, even if it is one Ayah (sentence), and narrate from the Children of
This Hadith from 'Abdullah bin Amr was collected by Al-Bukhari (Fath Al-Bari 6:572). This is why when `Abdullah bin 'Amr had possession of two books from the People of the Scripture on the Day (battle) of the Yarmuk, he used to narrate what was in- them, because of what he understood of the Hadith that allowed this practice.
Israelite Accounts and Tales
Yet, the Israelite accounts and stories should only be used Not supporting evidence, not as evidence themselves. There are three types of these accounts and tales; a kind that we are `tire is authentic because we have in our religion something that testifies to its truth. The second type is what we know to be false based on what we have. The third is of neither type. Hence, we neither affirm nor deny this type, and we are allowed to narrate it, because of the Hadith that we mentioned. The majority of these are of no religious benefit. 'In instance, an Israelite tale mentions the names and number of the people of the Cave (Al-Kahj) and the color of their dog. They also include the type of tree Moses' staff was made of, the kind of the birds Ibrahim brought back to life by Allah's leave, the part of the cow the dead Israelite was struck with to resurrect him, and the kind of tree that Allah spoke to Moses through. Such examples of things that Allah kept unexplained in the Qur'an do not carry any daily or religious significance for responsible adults.
Tafsir of the Tabi`in
When unable to find the Tafsir in the Qur'an, the Sunnah or with the Companions, the scholars then look to the Tafsir of the Tabi`in, (second generation of Islam) such as Mujahid bin Jabr, who was a wonder himself in Tafsir. Muhammad bin Ishaq narrated that Abban bin Salih said that Mujahid said, "I reviewed the Mushaf with Ibn `Abbas thrice from beginning to end asking him about each and every Ayah in it." Also, Ibn Jarir narrated that Ibn Abi Mulaykah said, "I saw Mujahid asking Ibn `Abbas about the Tafsir of the Quran while he was holding his tablets (papers). Ibn 'Abbas would say to him, Write,' until Mujahid asked him about the entire Tafstr." This is why Sufyan Ath-Thawri said, "If the Tafsir reaches you from Mujahid, then it is sufficient for you." [5]
The scholars of Tafsir also include Sa`id bin Jubayr, 'Ikrimah-the freed servant of Ibn 'Abbas, 'Ata' bin Abi Rabah, Al-Hasan Al-Basri, Masruq bin Al-Ajda`, Sa'Id bin AlMusayyib, Abu Al-`Aliyah, Ar-Rabi` bin Anas, Qatadah, Ad Dahhak bin Muzahim and other scholars among the Tabi`in and the following generations.
The statements of these Imams should be mentioned and referred to for Tafsir. We should mention here that these scholars use a variety of meanings for some words, leading those who do not have enough knowledge to think that they conflict, and thus, they consider them opposing statements. This is not correct, for some of these scholars would use variations of the same expressions and some of them would use the precise terms.
These meanings are all the same in the majority of instances, and those who have sound comprehension see this, and Allah is the One Who guides and directs to success.
Tafsir by mere Opinion
It is prohibited to indulge in Tafsir by mere opinion. Muhammad bin Jarir reported that Ibn 'Abbas said that the Prophet Peace be upon him said,
(For this, and the previous quotes, see At-Tabari 1:90-91)
[Whoever explains the Qur'an with his opinion or with what he has no knowledge of, then let him assume his seat in the Fire.]
Explaining what One has Knowledge of, Silence otherwise
The Salaf used to refrain from explaining what they had no knowledge of. For instance, Ibn Jarir (At-Tabari) reported that Abu Ma'mar said that Abu Bakr As-Siddiq said, " Which land will carry me and which heaven will shade me if I said about Allah's Book that which I have no knowledge of? " [6]
Ibn Jarir also reported that Anas narrated that 'Umar bin Al-Khattab read the Ayah,~{And fruits and Abba (herbage, etc.)
while standing on the Minbar. He then said, " We know the fruit, so what is the Abba?" He then said, "O 'Umar! This is exaggeration." [7]
This statement means that 'Umar briefly wanted to know the exact nature of the Abba, for it was evident - to him - that it is a plant that grows on earth, just as Allah said,
'And We cause therein the grain to grow. And grapes and clover plants' (i.e. green fodder for the cattle) (80:27-28).
Ibn Jarir also recorded that Ibn Abi Mulaykah said that Ibn 'Abbas was asked about an Ayah, "That if any of you is asked about, he will indulge in its Tafsir." without hesitation Ibn 'Abbas refused to say anything about it (meaning with his opinion). This narration has an authentic chain of narrators. He also narrated that Ibn Abi Mulaykah said, "A man asked Ibn 'Abbas about, One Day, the space whereof is a thousand years.
Ibn 'Abbas asked him, What is, Day the measure whereof is fifty thousand years~?'
The man said, `I only asked you to tell me.' Ibn 'Abbas said, They are two Days that Allah has mentioned in His Book and He has better knowledge of them.' He disliked commenting on the Book of Allah when he had no knowledge about it."
Al-Layth narrated that Yahya bin Sa`id said that Said bin Al-Musayyib used to talk about what he knows of the Qur'an (At-Tabari 1:86). Also, Ayyub, Ibn 'Awn and Hisham AdDastuwa i narrated that Muhammad bin Sirin said, "I asked 'Ubaydah (meaning, As-Salmani ) about an Ayah of the Qur'an and he said,
"Those who had knowledge about the circumstances surrounding revelation of the Qur'an have perished. So fear Allah and seek the right way."
Ash-Sha`bi narrated that Masruq said, "Avoid Tafszr, because it is narration related to Allah." [8]
These authentic narrations from the Companions and the Imams of the Salaf (righteous ancestors) testify to their hesitation to indulge in the Tafsir of what they have no knowledge of. As for those who speak about what they have linguistic and religious knowledge of, then there is no sin in this case. Hence, the scholars and the Imams, including the ones we mentioned, issued statements of Tafsir and spoke about what they had knowledge of, but avoided what they had no knowledge of.
Refraining from indulging in what one has no knowledge of is required of everyone, just as everyone is required to convey the knowledge that they have when they are asked. Allah said,
'To make it known and clear to mankind, and not to hide it' (3:187);
Also, a Hadith narrated through several chains of narrators says, [9]
[1] was given the Qur'an and its equal with it)), in reference to the Sunnah. 2
[2] Ahmad 4:131
[3] Fath Al-Bari 1:205.
[4] At-Tabari 1:90.
[5] At-Tabari 1:81.
[6] At-Tabari 1:78.
[7] At-Tabari 24:229.
[8] At Tabari 1:86, for these quotes.
[9] Ahmad, At-Tirmidhi, and others.
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Instead of displaying all possibilities on terminal screen, as in:
$ ls /etc/<TAB>
Display all 230 possibilities? (y or n)
I want to save all possibilities to a file.
ls /etc/ > file.txt will not always work. apt-get is an example:
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autoclean check install update
autoremove clean purge upgrade
build-dep dist-upgrade remove
changelog dselect-upgrade source
I'm looking for a command like
tabcompletions 'ls /etc/' which outputs all possibilities, so that I can run a command like the one below, which compares the tab completion possibilities for two commands:
diff <(tabcompletions 'ls ') <(tabcompletions 'cd ')
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For the life of me, I can't seem to figure out how to combine multiple templates into a single template. I realize that I can import the layout, but the scripts don't seem to come with it. Any suggestions?
For the life of me, I can't seem to figure out how to combine multiple templates into a single template. I realize that I can import the layout, but the scripts don't seem to come with it. Any suggestions?
I havent used it for a while, can you export the scripts and import them back afterwards?
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Still trying to figure this out. Not sure what you mean - when importing the templates the scripts aren't attached. So far as I can tell the only way to combine is to go through and recreate the script names, then copy/paste the functions over. Thoughts?
Click create new interface, so in one giant panel set, just have multiple interfaces (pages). I believe that's what you wanted?
15" Macbook Pro (2.0 GHz Core i7, 16 GB) Mac OS X 10.7 Ableton Suite 9. iPad (Liine Lemur).
Export the part of the template that you'd like to combine with another template as a module. If you don't know about exporting/importing modules in Lemur Editor, the process is described in the documentation. Open the other template then import the module either on the same page or in a new interface, depending on what you are trying to accomplish.
As for transferring the scripts over, with most templates people create, scripts are usually attached to something, like a specific object or an interface. If you copy/paste or export/import the object or interface to which the script is attached, the script should carry over with it. If the script is not attached to anything, i.e. written and saved in the root of "Project" then I don't know if there is any easy way to transfer it over other than to manually re-create the script and copy/paste its contents.
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Yeah, the scripts were the problem as most often they are in the root directory of the project. What I've figured out, though, is this:
Create new interface in project
Create container in new interface - I maximized it to cover the entire screen
Right click on the container in the menu, select "Make Tabbed".
Right click the container, then select "Add Tab". Name it something you'll remember, such as the interface name
Import template into project - As far as I can tell you can't import directly into the container, but I could be wrong. At this point you should have your container as well as the imported template in the same root directory.
Select the imported template. Click & drag to select all of its elements (in the main center window, not in the file list). Hit Ctrl+C
Navigate back to your tab under the main container. Hit Ctrl+V to paste all the elements (buttons, etc). This will just put them into place, but no scripts or expressions will be copied.
Select each expression 1 by 1. You can copy/paste them individually over into the tabbed container.
Scripts are a bit trickier. First, double-click on a script in the root directory. This will select the entirety of the script. Hit Ctrl+C. Then, in the tabbed container, create a new script with the same name. You can then Ctrl+V the script into the new script shell. Make sure that you pay attention to the type of script that it is (such as MIDI_ARGS) and match it to the original script.
That's about it. It takes a little time to import templates like this (which is only designated by the .jzml filename) as these ahve been saved as projects rather than modules.
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Nancy Lawrence necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 1085 diseños de 213 diseñadores freelance.
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What We Do
Transport via air amublance is our primary business. We provide medical air transport to patients too ill to travel long distances via commerical air or other methods of medical transport. Our experienced medical & flight personnel use state-of-the-art air equipment to administer the best of medical care. Patient transport specialists provide the highest level of customer service and logistics management expertise for every aspect of the transport process.
Note: medical transport of any kind can be expensive and the market is quite competitive.
In addition to air ambulance service, we offer these cost effective options: (1) Medical Escort Service – by commercial airline or rail, (2) Airline Stretcher Service – for patients requiring transport overseas. 3) Long Distance Ground..
Our Brand
We are a premier provider of Air Ambulance Service – moving over 97,000 patients (more than anyone in the industry) with a 100% safety record. We offer transport options that fit specific needs of our customers – including both the patient's medical condition and the family's financial situation.
Our Customers
Target audiences include consumers (families who have loved ones in need of transport), as well as medical personnel (case managers, discharge planners and social workers within the hospitals). The majority of our inquiries come as a result of internet searches.
Business to Consumer
The average age of our potential customer is high. (Example: a 50/60 year old seeking transport for a 80/90 year old mother). The serious web "shopper" is likely under stress, dealing with the serious illness of a parent, a spouse or other family member. They've probably never dealt with an air ambulance company and want assurance they are making a decision that is in the best interest of their loved one. Price, safety, and confidence in our ability to competently and compassionately manage the care of the patient are important factors considered by our prospects as they choose an air ambulance company.
Business to Business
Hospital personnel often will contact us – either on behalf of the patient's family or for transport that is funded by insurance or a government agency like Medicare or Medicaid. Medical professionals want to be sure they are working with a repubtable, knowledgable medical transport company that is above reproach. Safey and knowledge of proper medical protocol are important factors considered by medical professionals.
•The name Air Ambulance.com
•The tagline "The Only Air Ambulance Company with Transport Options to Meet Your Needs" Note: we are open to other tagline suggestions that convey this important point of difference.
•The logo should convey trust, stability, professionalism and compassion.
•The logo should appeal to an older demographic
•Although primarily used on our website, the logo will also be used in print media as well as on promotional products.
•If three or four colors are used, the logo must also work well in black & white
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•Images of Airplanes and Medical Symbols (hugely overdone in our industry)
•Cartoonish images and fonts
•Garish colors
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SSI books and monographs by Mr. Scott Brady
Lessons Learned from U.S. Government Law Enforcement in International Operations
December 15, 2010
Authored by Ms. Dilshika Jayamaha, Mr. Scott Brady, Mr. Ben Fitzgerald, Mr. Jason Fritz.
The authors investigate how the full range of law enforcement capabilities available to the U.S. Government has been applied in pursuit of U.S. strategic objectives in Panama, Colombia, and Kosovo. This analysis identifies a number of lessons to be learned about the use of such capabilities (in a holistic sense) in current and future international operations.


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Picturesque Steel-Clad Fishing Cabin by Olson Kundig Architects
Olson Kundig Architects have completed a steel-clad cabin in Olympic Peninsula, Washington, USA. Entitled Sol Duc Cabin, this unusual looking shelter has a total area of 350 square feet and is surrounded by wilderness. Here is more from the architects regarding the materials used to build the project: "Constructed primarily of unfinished, mild steel and structural insulated panels (SIPs), the cabin is supported by four steel columns and sits lightly on the site. Most of the structure—the steel frame and panels, the roof, shutters, and stairs—was prefabricated off-site, thereby reducing on-site waste and site disruption. Prefabrication kept typical construction wastage to a minimum. With a cantilevered roof that provides solar shading and protection from the elements. Each of the building's shutters can be opened and closed with hand wheels that move the shutters over the glazed portions of each façade. The shutters are operated by a series of mechanical devices including a hand wheel, drive shafts, u-joints, spur gears and cables". The fishing cabin accommodates dining and kitchen areas on the first floor and bedrooms above. A cantilevered deck extending from the lower level ensures great views of the river.


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Our specialist wedding photographers are located in Darwin. We also service most regional areas around Australia and we're always willing to travel.


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Shopify Spreadsheet Bulk Product Manager is Shopify app. It lets the user manage their product in a different manner using Excel-like interface. This type of data entry is fast and gives clear data view to the user.
All data altering means are concentrated on the single screen.
All changes are submitted in the background and are front-end effective after few seconds.
Ohere are operations like adding the product to collection or editing meta-fields for product or variant. They are significantly easier using this type of data entry.
Shopify Spreadsheet Bulk Product Manager is Shopify APP. It gives the best interface for edit of product or variant meta-fields.
Meta-fields are important for shops that sell products which have more than 3 properties, like mobile phones.
In this type of interface, you can edit many product properties fast having a clear view of property data.
Shopify Spreadsheet Bulk Product Manager offers filter by any product parameter.
Filtered products can be mass processed: prices updated by % or value or deleted.
Import and export from to CSV or XLSX (Excel) formats options are also available.
Shopify Spreadsheet Bulk Product Manager spreadsheet GUI supports:
In the right side of you, there is the panel with filtering options. By default, basic properties are listed.
To add/remove filtering properties click on "Chose filters..." in the top-right corner. There you can specify which filters you need.
Filter by meta-fields is also available.
There are few types of filter fields. Some are simple text. Some are drop-downs. Ones corresponding to numeric properties will have the option of using comparison operators.
For example, you can type "> 100" to display variants with a price greater than 100, or for ID you can type "> 8456512441" to list you only newer products.
You can filter some set of product. Or you can leave filters empty to view all and then apply mass price update to that set of products. Go to Options -> Mass update. There you can specify Price and Compare at price updating value. Value can be % or amount.
Holest Engineering has versions of this application for other e-commerce platforms. You can export data from other platform using corresponding component version then import it to Shopify. You need slight data adaptation to prepare it for Shopify.


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The Ozarks are the back-woods of the back-woods. They are the place where hermits go when they start to feel their mountaintop dwelling is too close to other people. The Ozarks are located primarily in the State of Misery, which infuses them with woeful shame. This is just fine, as far as the people who live there are concerned. What, like it's somehow better to be happy all the time? Screw you.
Early explorers and researchers believe the Ozarks were created by the Green Lantern, who was jealous of Superman's Fortress of Solitude. However, modern statisticians, comic-book junkies, and a sloo of nerdy virgins have made revolutionary discoveries that have turned conventional wisdom on its ear. The latest theories hold that an unknown group of people from a distant region (possibly somewhere over the rainbow) were threatened in their native land by a massive flood. Escaping the rising waters, they constructed massive wooden ships and sailed eastward through Kansas and on toward the Atlantic.
Unfortunately, upon crossing through Misery many lost their will to continue the voyage and beached their ships there. The large amount of kudzu in their holds - a staple of their diets - eventually burst forth, swiftly covering the land in an unyielding, unbroken leafen grip. This shroud has completely obscured the original vessels; today, the original Oz-arks are indistinguishable from the rest of the landscape. However, the hulks of these beached vessels are believed to form the foundations of some of the more prominent structures in the region, including the temple to the God of Starvation.
Modern Culture[edit]
The primary exports of the modern Ozarks are depression and banjo music. The tourism industry is heavy; tourists come for the scenery (about which they have been lied to) and stay because they can't find their way out. Fourth- and fifth-generation descendents of these tourists make their living selling knick-nacks to the more recent tourists, with whom they will eventually inter-marry.
The Ozarks in South Africa[edit]
Afrikaans South Africans term for the Ozarks is die gramadoelas (pronounced 'dee chra-ma-doo-las', with the guttural ch in the beginning, like Chanukah). The gramadoelas is even further out than you have to go to catch die bossies (which is roughly equivalent to having cabin fever, from being outside too long)...so far out you're more likely to get trampled by an elephant than you are of getting your car hijacked...in South Africa, that's pretty damn far out.


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I'm considering using a Java stored procedure as a very small shim to allow UDP communication from a PL/SQL package. Oracle does not provide a UTL_UDP to match its UTL_TCP. There is a 3rd party XUTL_UDP that uses Java, but it's closed source (meaning I can't see how it's implemented, not that I don't want to use closed source).
An important distinction between PL/SQL and Java stored procedures with regards to networking: PL/SQL sockets are closed when dbms_session.reset_package is called, but Java sockets are not. So if you want to keep a socket open to avoid the tear-down/reconnect costs, you can't do it in sessions that are using reset_package (like mod_plsql or mod_owa HTTP requests).
I haven't used Java stored procedures in a production capacity in Oracle before. This is a very large, heavily-used database, and this particular shim would be heavily used as well (it serves as a UDP bridge between a PL/SQL RFC 5424 syslog client and the local rsyslog daemon).
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Actresses, songstresses and TV personalities strutted their stuff at the much awaited 2012 MTV Movie Awards held at Gibson Amphitheatre on June 3, 2012 in Universal City, California. The celebrity army swarmed the red carpet flaunting their flawless makeup, perfect tresses and stylish designer frocks. From free flowing locks to tidy updos, shiny curls or 5-minute ponytails, celebrity hairstyles were dominated by laid-back simplicity. See the hairdos spotted at the 2012 MTV Movie Awards and decide who rocked the best beauty looks! T... Read More


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Illinois human services worker Brent DeLand says Haitians are "running scared" as they try to cope with a cholera epidemic that has claimed at least 1,415 lives since the outbreak began Oct. 19.
"Cholera is a bad disease, but it's exacerbated by fear like I've never seen by the people before," said DeLand, president of the board of directors of the Haitian Development Fund, who returned Nov. 21 from his most recent trip to the impoverished island nation. "People don't understand it."
DeLand, who first volunteered in Haiti in 1996, said confusion about the disease is widespread. That's because Haiti has not had an outbreak of the waterborne disease in 50 years.
The first cases were reported in central plateau of Artibonite department. The Haitian health ministry has reported more than 23,000 hospitalizations from the illness. The actual amount of people affected, including deaths, is likely much higher, according to the United Nations, because information from rural areas are impossible to collect.
DeLand found Haitian medical staff in Sarthe, a community northeast of the capital of Port-au-Prince where the fund supports a medical clinic, unsure of how to treat the disease and how it spreads.
Cholera can kill a person within hours of the onset of symptoms because of dehydration. The trouble is that symptoms may not be apparent for several days. The disease can be treated with fluids and antibiotics. People who receive treatment quickly usually survive.
During his weeklong visit, DeLand and his Haitian colleague, Dr. Moise Cely, clinic director, treated just one person suffering from the disease. The victim, a woman, was stabilized and taken to a nearby hospital run by Doctors Without Borders. She had been carried to the clinic by relatives from her home about a mile away.
The clinic earlier had treated one other cholera patient, said DeLand, whose regular job finds him serving as assistant chief of the bureau of research and analysis for the Illinois Department of Human Services.
The disease has reached eight of Haiti's 10 departments and the Dominican Republic, which shares the island of Hispaniola with the former French colony.
"People are scared for a good reason," said DeLand, a member of Christ the King Parish in Springfield.


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A 'Strange Invitation' from Stamford art space
In a busy corner of downtown Stamford, people are planting gardens, selling local produce and showcasing agricultural projects ranging from canned and color-coded vegetables to making cheese from goat's milk.
It might sound as if the urban farming craze has finally come to Stamford. But what's happening at Franklin Street Works, an avant-garde, nonprofit art space, is more abstract: It is an exhibition that, in keeping with the rise of social practice art, blurs the lines between art and activism, viewer and creator.
"The work in this exhibition presents new models and creative approaches for social and artistic situations," Terri C. Smith, creative director at Franklin Street Works, said. "I hope that the generative nature of the installations inspires audiences to action in ways that could range from a lively discussion to making their own artworks."
On view through June 16, "Strange Invitation" unites three teams who have designed installations and programs -- Digging Deeper, Reanimation Library and Flint Public Art Project and Flower Tour -- aimed at sparking audience involvement and social activism. It is a far cry from the passive viewing experience art lovers have come to expect. Instead, they'll have the chance to get their hands dirty.
Shedding light on the positive impact of sustainable agriculture, Digging Deeper features several components: an outdoor artist studio and greenhouse used to germinate seeds; a farmstand and garden meant to raise awareness on our regional foodshed; and a gallery exhibition that focuses on our relationship to the environment. Visitors are encouraged (with the supervision of artists and curators) to help out in the garden.
The installation aims to "connect people with their immediate environment and to show them where their food comes from," said Andrea Reynosa, founding director of Smack Mellon in Brooklyn, N.Y., and co-organizer of the installation. "It's a pretty intimate area and the history is very rich."
Meanwhile, a temporary branch of Andrew Beccone's Brooklyn, N.Y.-based Reanimation Library -- a collection of discarded books acquired for their unique visual content -- is available to artists and viewers for both casual browsing and creative projects. The installation also features artwork by New York artist Pradeep Dalal, who appropriated materials from the library in the creation of his piece.
"Like all of the branches and the space here, I hope that anyone who finds the library interesting or useful will come and make use of it," Beccone, the founder of the Reanimation Library, said.
What's more, the installation will coincide with a slate of programs and workshops, including a collaboration with the Stamford Arts Association that will be the basis for a May exhibition at the Ferguson Library.
Rounding out "Strange Invitation" is a visual and performing arts program launched by the Flint Public Art Project in conjunction with the Flower Tour. The latter group -- a Flint, Mich.-based collective of young artists who use public appearances and handmade objects to vitalize urban environments -- will roll out an ongoing series of programs: crepe-paper flower installations in storefronts, video projections, interviews with artists and community workshops.
With its focus on interactive elements and community outreach, "Strange Invitation" is a reflection of the growing trend in social practice art. It's practitioners -- everyone from artists and journalists to farmers and activists -- make contributions to society in ways that go beyond the aesthetic.
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Franklin Street Works, 41 Franklin St., Stamford. On view through Sunday, June 16. Gallery hours: Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, noon-5 p.m.; Thursday, noon-7 p.m. 203-595-5211, www.franklinstreetworks.org.