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Welcome to our last session on Protecting Business Innovations via Patents in our first module on this course. This last session we're going to summarize where have we been. We've talked about what is a patent? What do they protect? Why do governments issue them? How do we get a patent and where are they valid? In terms of patents, there are multiple types of patents. Several types of patents exist, including utility patents, which is most of where our focus goes. But also utility model, design patents, and plant patents are other kinds of patents that exist. In terms of what does a utility patent protect, we're protecting function. A design patent protects expression, like copyright protects expression, but a functional patent or a utility patent protects function or something useful. It does not protect ideas or concepts or things that you've discovered in nature. It only protects things you've created and the functions or products, processes that you're created, not things you've discovered and not ideas or concepts. In terms of the benefits of patents, there are a lot of benefits. It promotes and encourages innovation and investment. Itogether by cross-licensing of patents, as opposed to trade secrets, which are harder to license and harder to share. You get publication in public domain after 20 years, and we're only doing this for new inventions. So we're encouraging investments and bringing out and making public, eventually, these ideas which companies are investing in because of patent law. And it's clear, from some recent examples, that encouraging or allowing patents on new areas has encouraged new investment or new capital to move into those areas. In our fourth week, we'll talk about an example of that patenting life and how that's revolutionized an industry. In terms of is the benefit worth the cost? Most people say, yes. Most governments say, yes. There are some concerns. There are some issues about the cost of patents. But, by and large, most of the of the focus is could we improve the process? Could we make it easier, cheaper? More difficult for some kinds of lawsuits? But, by and large, patents are better than not having patents. How do we get a patent? We talked about three kinds of patents. And we said utility patents, which are the most valuable of these three, are difficult, costly and time-consuming to get. But they last for 20 years, the longest of any type of patent, and they are valuable. Design patents are much easier to get. They protect appearance and art. They're shorter in life, but really short in application, are much easier to get. So it makes sense their life can be a little shorter. Utility model patents are also shorter in life, but their duration is not really fixed by international treaties. Some countries don't have them at all. The countries that do have them, call them by different names. They're similar from country to country. But their life varies. Their requirements vary. By and large, the one thing that's similar across all the countries, with these petty patents or utility model patents, is that they're fast, simple, and easy to get. And they're narrowly focused, a small innovation. Patents are o or the jurisdiction that they were issued in. This means if you care about your invention, get it patented in every country or every jurisdiction you think is important. If you care about China as a market, get your patent issued in China, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, four jurisdictions, one country. If you care about India or Saudi Arabia or Afghanistan, if you want to sell your patented invention to US military in Afghanistan for use with Alliance forces, get it patented in Afghanistan. Don't just rely on a US patent, it's not enough. Somebody can make it in India and sell it to Afghanistan. It doesn't matter that it was a US product. Get your patent issued in every country you care about. Thank you. [MUSIC]


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I'm usually quite level headed going into games, but just about everyone who knew that football existed had said this was a must-win game for Norwich.
There are tribes deep in the Amazon rainforest, who whilst taking time out from fighting deforestation were discussing the importance of this match for the Canaries.
Even though there were 15 further games to play out the season, this was the one which would apparently decide our fate.
The team have not been playing badly. They are however inexperienced at this level, we've had a disastrous injury crisis and the dreaded VAR has been unkind.
It's noticeable that the self-belief that got us spirited displays against Liverpool and Chelsea, and wins against Man City and Newcastle, has been slowly seeping away.
It must be tough to keep persevering when things are going against you each week, and the highs of last season must seem a lifetime ago.
All the talk of a game-that-can't-be-lost must have reached the players.
I've no idea how they cope with such levels of pressure, but as fans we have many different approaches. Some look for distraction, others engage in ritual and superstition, and there are those who just go to the pub.
Since Along Come Norwich and Barclay End Norwich began their campaign to improve the atmosphere at home games, there have been a group of fans who have stepped forward to help with the logistics.
This weekend it involved manoeuvring a crumpled 540 square metre banner, which when dry weighs 63 kilos. However it was soggy and foisty from being left out in the rain, due to storage issues, so it was a lot heavier. And smellier.
It took seven of us to carry it to the front of the South Stand, and half an hour to unfurl it over the empty seats and get some of that lovely Norfolk sunshine on it. Once that workout was complete we began on the lower Barclay flags, and by the time the team was announced an hour before kick-off, everything was in place. And the nerves returned.
I enjoy being involved with the matchday displays for two reasons. Firstly being a fan has never been a passive experience for me, as my often croaky post-match voice will verify. Secondly they are a visual demonstration of our support for the players. We positioned the Welcome To Norwich banner directly opposite the tunnel, so it was in the eyeline of the players as they came onto the pitch.
This game can be about small margins, if our collective efforts improve the team performance by one percent then it's worth it. We may be bottom of the table, but our love for this club is undiminished. And didn't Carrow Road look magnificent!
Despite what was at stake, the team continued to play their quick passing game against Bournemouth. The new recruit Ondrej Duda fitted in perfectly, Emi Buendía and Todd Cantwell were dribbling past players, with Max Aarons bombing down the right often in acres of space.
The sending off and penalty gave us a chance to take the lead, and the newly crowned Finnish Sports Personality of the Year took it.
So many late goals conceded this season, so many draws when on the brink of victory, the crowd was almost expectant of disappointment. But they held firm, and the relief at the final whistle was immense.
We still have everything to play for in those 15 games, the fight for survival is alive and kicking.


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August 28, 2019 August 28, 2019 by The Classical Girl
Dancers Jessica DeFranco, Mariko Ishikawa, Katherine Neumann and Nicole Maimon, Photography by Kyle Adler
It's back-to-school season for the kids, and no better time for San Francisco choreographer Alyssa Mitchel to present the question, "How do we learn?" in her one-hour dance work, The Classroom, which premieres September 7th and 8th in San Francisco at ODC's Studio B. Each of the work's sections, with irresistible titles like "Frustration," "Defining Intelligence" and "Growth Mindset" examines a particular element of the learning process. Last week, on a breezy, sunny San Francisco afternoon, I met with Alyssa before rehearsal to chat.
She's young and adorable, her long hair pulled back, clearly a gifted dancer as well as choreographer. I asked her what compelled her to create this specific work. "In third grade I was diagnosed with ADHD and other learning differences," she shared. "Despite great support from my parents, teachers, and from many of my peers, I was often frustrated and horribly disappointed with myself. Everything was harder for me to learn and sometimes that felt very unfair."
"Luckily, my parents sent me to schools that valued the arts," Alyssa added. "They also found some great extracurricular activities for me, including—of course—dance!"
Alyssa Mitchel, photography by Alvaro Ponce
She succeeded brilliantly in both. The recipient of a Trustee Merit Scholarship, Alyssa's. Since then, she's worked with hundreds of students—elementary through college-age, with and without learning differences—as a math and organizational skills tutor. She helps students thrive by identifying the skills, strategies and methods that serve them best.
"In April 2018, I began a choreographic residency with LEVYdance, where I felt compelled to create a work that bridged my twin passions—dance and teaching," she said. "As it took shape, the piece began to feel, in part, like a celebration of my persistence as a dancer and as a learner. That persistence enabled me to reach adulthood feeling like a full person, rather than just a kid with learning differences who likes to dance."
Following Alyssa's residency at LEVYdance, she continued her exploration of the learning process, incorporating concepts from Dr. Carol Dweck's "Growth Mindset" philosophy, as she interviewed over two dozen students, teachers and professors. "Through this, my vision for the work evolved," she said. "I decided to integrate the interview responses into new sections of the piece." The integration is multi-faceted; Alyssa has utilized recordings of the reflections of four high school students from the Urban School of San Francisco, in their own voices, to accompany solo dances within her work.
By now, it's almost rehearsal time, so we head across the streets to the ODC Commons, specifically, the Jack H. Skirball Dance Studio. Portrait-sized framed photos line the cream walls above the barre. A floor-to-ceiling mirror fills one wall. The hanging portraits feature dancers in movement, arms flung out, bodies unfurling, expressing. A desk and two chairs sit upstage center.
Clockwise, L to R: Nicole Maimon, Jessica Bozzo, Frankie Lee III, Katherine Neumann
Today the dancers, four from the cast of seven, will be rehearsing a section entitled, "The Tutor." Dancers Nicole Maimon and Katherine Neumann portray tutor and student, respectively. Frankie Lee III and Jessica Bozzo are the hovering parents. The dancers, like Alyssa, all have a classical foundation, from which they spread themselves out through the contemporary movement. It's a pleasing combination of classical meets self-expression.
Once everyone is warmed up, Alyssa and the dancers discuss the movements, their nuances and intention. The music (here it's the gorgeous "Without Sinking" by Hildur Gudnadottir) doesn't cue them so much as the counting. There is a security in counts of eight, and I wonder if non-dancers feel its safe confines as well. As they dance, sharp angular movements are followed by luxurious, full arms that fill the space, the moment.
The dancers share an easy familiarity. Katherine, as "the student," frequently has her hands balled into fists. She's struggling outside her character, too—she's jet-lagged from a transatlantic flight, a European dance residency, and she picked up a bug on the flight home. But a dancer doesn't call in sick. Like most things dance, it involves pushing past discomfort, pain and the body's unwillingness. From the others, she gets support and sympathy. They've all been there too.
Dancers Katherine Neumann, Frankie Lee III, Jessica Bozzo
Frankie and Jessica, as the parents, share great synergy in their lifts and movements. Jessica has a hip-hop background, evidenced by the delicious disconnected, yet liquid, flow of her movements. Frankie's long limbs and elegant lines serve him well, as he executes a gorgeous back attitude promenade.
Nicole's a beautiful dancer, with articulated phrasing that stretches out into the next movement. In an échappé the dancers execute in unison that starts and ends in second position, Nicole's feet come together in a beat, clean and strong. "Now have your head down during that," Alyssa calls out to the group, and it's an intriguing contemporary touch. I'm irresistibly drawn to another contemporary gesture: a hip-hop-esque slump of the body, one shoulder gets thrown back as the other arm goes out and seems to cradle an invisible basketball (or books?). The head cocks to one side as the dancer shuffles three steps forward. Nicole starts it in her solo, and it gets repeated through the section, finally as an ensemble movement. It's original and delightful, as is the moment when all four dancers tilt, stage left, at the same time.
Throughout, Alyssa watches, engages, offers feedback. She's a dynamo, full of energy and vitality. She looks one moment like a student, a young dancer (which she still is, actually), and the next, a seasoned choreographer. She's got a clear image of what she wants from the dancers, from the work itself, and she coaxes it out of them.
Alyssa is the 2019 fourth-quarter recipient of the Classical Girl Giving program for this project. How could I resist? Learning is inherent to the human condition. We all devote years to learning, but we all learn differently. For many—myself and my son included—the formative years of learning are fraught with pressure, insecurity, even trauma. To explore, through classical-based contemporary dance, the very human challenges of the learning process is something I'm thrilled to support.
I asked Alyssa what she hoped people would take home with them after watching the performance. "I hope the piece will prompt audience members to reflect upon their own struggles," she said, "and to appreciate the fact that the only way to manage those struggles is to grow. Learning is a lifelong journey."
A bendy, twisty, creative, hazardous, marvelously unique journey.
The Classroom runs September 7-8 at ODC's Studio B* with shows at 8:00pm on Saturday, September 7 and 6:00pm on Sunday, September 8. Tickets are $20 and may be purchased online via ODC HERE.
Other dancers in the one-hour production include Jessica DeFranco, Sierra Heller and Tayler Kinner. Lighting design by Daniel Weiermann, original music for "Frustration" by Chicago-based jazz composer Jake Fisher.
*ODC Dance Commons Studio B
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Exhibition view: Sean Scully, Four Days, KEWENIG, Berlin (4 September–22 December 2015). Courtesy the artist and KEWENIG.
4 September–22 December 2015
Kewenig is delighted to have the opportunity to stage a solo exhibition of the work of Sean Scully (b. Dublin 1945) in its Berlin gallery for the first time. Four Days features new oil paintings, a selection of pastels and one sculpture by the internationally renowned Irish-American artist. Among the works, the majority of which were executed especially for this occasion, is the four-part painting Four Days (2015) after which the show was named. The monumental triptych Arles Abend-Vincent 2 (2015), a number of new works from the Landline series, three paintings from the Wall of Light series, two pastels from the Doric series and the sculpture Landline Cubed (2015) offer insights into central workgroups as well as new tendencies in Scully's œuvre.
It was in 1998 that Sean Scully first called a painting Wall of Light after a watercolour he had executed in Mexico in 1983 - the year in which he took out American citizenship -, thus launching a body of work meanwhile encompassing more than a hundred works of similar structure. In Wall of Light RedBlue (2014), Wall of Light Fez (2015) and Muro de Luz Rojo (2015), all on view in the show, wide strips of colour join to form square and rectangular modules, some placed horizontally, others vertically, and thus segmenting the pictorial surface. The glowing colours introduce a soft quality that serves toreconcile the rasterised body of colour. The contradictory quality of these 'walls of light' arises from the two constitutive elements that give them their name, as aptly pointed out by Michael Auping: 'whereas walls are impenetrable and shield and enclose a space, light radiates and suffuses space.'1 Scully fills the distance between these two polar phenomena with a further paradox - an unequivocal sensuality arising from the integration of the vibrant colours into the clear structure of the forms on a rationally permeated surface.
The triptych Arles-Abend-Vincent 2 (2015) welcomes the visitor on the upper level of the Four Days exhibition. Adhering to a compositional structure similar to that of the Walls of Light, it pays tribute to the light of the Southern French town of Arles already translated into undulating brushstrokes by Vincent van Gogh beginning in 1888.
In the Landline series undertaken by Scully in 2013, four or more horizontal bands of contrasting colours coalesce in a vertical format. The paintings Landline Blue, Landline Pink Red and Landline Fire on the upper floor (all of 2015) and the three pastel works from the Landline series in the room on the lower level evoke the horizontals of natural landscapes - the boundaries at which land, sea and sky meet - in modulations distinguished as much by tension as by equilibrium:
'-together  and - the way the blocks of the world hug each other, their weight, their air, their colour, and the soft uncertain space between them.'2
In the Landlines in oil on canvas and oil on aluminium chosen for the exhibition, the rhythm of the hues breaks in different ways in the pictorial centre: in Landline Fire the sheen of the oil paint is subdued by means of a variation in the red field in the middle, where it is applied with a roller instead of a brush. In Landline Pink Red, the artist has painted the pink zone below the centre much wetter, causing gradations of hue that create picturesque structures and expose the paint's material properties.
The monumental work Four Days (2015) that gives the exhibition its name brings the presentation on the upper floor to a close with a chromatic chord consisting of four aluminium panels painted on four different days.
In the painting process, the application of paint in Scully's works is ritualised by a balance of power between the painter and the canvas that discharges its potency in space and manifests as sensual experience. Now lucid, now impasto, the layers of paint cover one another and change the painting, sometimes beyond recognition, in the process of its execution. At the same time, earlier stages of the work's development are preserved; they show through here and there at the edges of the colour fields where the brush's bristles and the wet-in wet application of the oil paint structure and ventilate the surface.
Sean Scully lives and works in New York, in Königsdorf in Bavaria, and in Barcelona. In addition to his artistic praxis he has pursued an active teaching career encompassing the Chelsea School of Art and Design, Goldsmith's College, Princeton University and the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Munich.
His works have hitherto been presented in some two hundred solo exhibitions at such venues as the Philadelphia Museum of Art (2012-2013), the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris (2007), the Centro de Arte Reina Sofia in Madrid (2004), the National Gallery of Arts in Washington, D.C. (2001-2002), the Lenbachhaus München (1989), the Chinese Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing (2014) and, currently, the National Gallery of Ireland (2015). The solo exhibition Land | Sea at this year's Venice Biennale will be on view in the Palazzo Falier until 22 November 2015. For the Church of St. Cecilia in Montserrat near Barcelona he executed twenty-two oil paintings and frescoes in July of this year which have been placed on view permanently there. His œuvre is represented in numerouscollections in many countries, including the Neue Pinakothek München, the Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus München, the Kunstsammlung NRW in DüsseldorfBritainthe Museum Moderner Kunst Stiftung Ludwig - MUMOK in Vienna and the Irish Museum of Modern Art - IMMA in Dublin.
1 See Michael Auping, 'No longer a wall' in Sean Scully: Wall of Light (New York, 2005), exh. cat., p. 25.
2 Sean Scully, 'Landline' in Resistance and Persistence: Selected Writings, ed. by Florence Ingleby (London, 2006), p. 125ean Scully or at KEWENIG open.


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Pilgrims, Travellers, Tourists – Exploring the World 01.09.2015-10.01.2016
The exhibition titled . From the NMK Collection of Old Prints and Maps presents a selection of 60 works dating back to the period from the 15th to the 19th century and devoted to travels, which we learn about through memoirs and literature related to historiography and geography. The old volumes are accompanied by 19 antique maps and atlases.
h oceans. (Herman Melville, Moby Dick)
To this day, the intrinsic need to undertake peregrinations and long journeys shapes the human psyche, mind and builds societies. Eternally inherent in the human condition and our desire to explore the world, it is reflected in the pages of old books and antique maps. The displayedincludes memoirs and literature related to travelling, historiography and geography as well as tourist guidebooks, complemented by maps and atlases (19), publish.
We are introduced to the world of pilgrimages, depicted through the prism of Christianity, by a blind monk, perhaps a beggar-pilgrim, portrayed in a woodcut taken from the history of the world by Werner Rolewinck, published around 1490. Pilgrims can also be found in the illustrations for a volume dating back to 1587 and describing a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. A depiction of our native pilgrim – Mikołaj Krzysztof Radziwiłł – can be seen in his Peregrination to the Holy Land from 1601 and 1611. A special cult of Our Lady is illustrated in sacred images portraying Mary and in the descriptions of sanctuaries which were dedicated to her. Particularly worthy of interest is the depiction of Our Lady of Częstochowa in the first preserved printed leaflet for pilgrims, probably published in Krakow around 1521, which tells the story of the miraculous image. The importance of pilgrimage in Islam is reflected in the depiction of the holiest city of the Muslims – Mecca and Al-Ka'bah, derived from the description of Arabia published in 1847 .
Journeys – generally undertaken since antiquity – in the Middle Ages became the domain of merchants, pilgrims and students. However, it was tthe 16th centuries that brought about a breakthrough in the scope of results of the undertaken expeditions. The images of such great explorers as Columbus, Amerigo Vespucci, Ferdinand Magellan can be admired on the spectacular two-part map of the Americas from the historical Atlas by Henri Abraham Chatelain, dating back to 1732.
From our perspective, the most interesting results of travelling were the memoirs, descriptions, scientific treatises and short reports in the form of letters written by the participants. They were often published along with plans and maps, sometimes introducing a model later reproduced by other cartographers, such as in the case of the map of Crimea published in Marcin Broniowski's work dating from 1595 – Tartariae Descriptio. A great advantage of these works lay in the illustrations they featured, which depicted the exotic nature of these lands, their inhabitants and wildlife. Richly illustrated works include books by scholars: Athanasius Kircher about the Far East dating from 1667, Johannes Scheffer's volume on Lapland from 1678, or The History of the Northern Peoples by Olaus Magnus from 1567. Magnus's work was supplemented with a reduced and modified version of the so-called Carta Marina – a map published for the first time in 1539 in Venice. It was the earliest, relatively faithful reproduction of the Scandinavian Peninsula and the Baltic Sea coastline. The most up-to-date 17th-century depiction of the lower Volga River can be admired on the map from Adam Olearius's work on his travels to Moscow and Persia in the years 1633-1639. Literature also indicates that it took a long time for the Europeans – who at the same time ventured across the oceans – to explore their own continent.
Travellers also became the addressees of various guides and itineraries which provided specific, practical information on expeditions. A tourist, beginning his peregrinations along European routes in the 17th century and becoming increasingly visible in the 18th century, was a man of the elites, who in his Grand Tour gained knowledge and experience, or sought relaxation and healing in spas. Thanks to such inventions like railways and steamships, the 19th century brought about economic and social changes, followed by mass tourism and its development. These changes are depicted in a large transportation map of the world, published in Paris in 1884 and featuring a dense network of rail and maritime connections at sea and on land.
Collection of Old Prints and Maps, Pilgrims, Travellers, Tourists
Admission included in the Branch ticket.
Family ticket (for a maximum of 5 people) – PLN 19
Children under 7 – free admission
Students under 26 – PLN 1


For this new night Movimientos brings together some of the leading DJs and producers from across the spectrum of the tropical new wave scene from the UK and internationally……Flying in from Spain the legendary Ojos De Brujo's DJ Panko - now a producer in his own right mixing the rumba beats with fresh music from Colombia and tropical bass sounds - his DJ sets are ready to rock any dance-floor.
Subculture Sounds is another specialist of vibrant carnival sounds, the man behind one of the UK's fast emerging Twisted Hearts club night, whose own productions and DJ sets merge Latin, African, Caribbean and Balkan rhythms with hip hop, dancehall, urban and electronic beats.
Plus regular Movimientos collaborator and man behind Arriba La Cumbia The Hackney Globe Trotter himself Russ Jones who brings his full powered global mash up with a serious tropical twist.
All held at Camden's buzzing DJ led venue Lockside Lounge - a venue that stands out in Camden with it's quality music programming and non-stop party atmosphere. They've also added an extra Latin to the venue with the addition of the excellent Cafe Chula downstairs serving some of the finest Mexican food and cocktails around.
DJ Panko (Ojos De Brujo - Spain)
Subculture Sounds (Twisted Hearts Club)
Russ Jones (Hackney Globe Trotting)
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We have added the wax cotton Heritage range from Merlin to our stock this year.  In a selection of styles, they are classically styled for men and ladies, and are manufactured using  Halley Stevenson waxed cotton, which is used by Belstaff and Barbour.  With prices for jackets from £190.00 – £240.00 and trousers £200.00  they are fantastic value too.  Visit www.merlinbikegear.com for styles available.  New in stock for this year, the Merlin Hixon leather jacket in black or brown, in supple aniline leather with a Reissa liner, they are 100% waterproof, and classically styled for on the bike or a night out!  They are just £200.00.   Both colours and all sizes in stock.
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Recent efforts for public college campus ministry in the Seattle area are making it easier to answer "yes" to email and social media requests.
"We are excited about providing this training since there has never been an ACF training event held in the NPUC," says Tracy Wood, North American Division young adult ministries director.
Campus Catalyst is an interactive weekend event designed to help launch new college ministries to grow and share faith on a public campus. The Seattle training event featured presentations from Andreas Beccai, Volunteer Park pastor who is actively involved in nurturing public campus ministry, and Ron Pickell, North American Division ACF coordinator.
"Catalyst really helped to solidify in my mind that ministry at my school is possible as well as needed," says Gracie Watson, a.
The weekend involved 11 college/university students, five church pastors, and department directors from Washington Conference and Upper Columbia Conference.
"Catalyst was a great reminder that the simplest things make a big difference," says Bianca Irimia, a microbiology major at UW. "Anyone can be used by God in a big way if they are willing."
The weekend was the beginning of NPUC Adventist Christian Fellowship ministry on non-Adventist colleges and universities, with more to come next year.
"Pastor Ron Pickell made ministry look easier, more fun and more important than anyone else ever has for me," says Ryan Turnewitsch, a medical student who has attended many campus and ministry training sessions. "I left Campus Catalyst feeling so driven to let God work through me on my medical school campus."


Based on popular usage, it is 6.463 times more common for Olymplympia.
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Young children describe the various things their hands and their mothers' hands do when they are toge
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Ages 3-5. A tender and affectionate series of tete-a-tetes between three moms and their children. «I love my mommy's hands,» says an Asian girl, who clings to her mother's hand in the rain. A little redhead loves to count his mom's freckles when his hands pull her close. An African American boy watches his mom's hands pour milk and never spill a drop. The activities are those of daily life: making frost pictures on the windows in winter, planting radishes in the spring, gazing at the constellations on a summer night. The pictures are done in sweet pastel colors without being cloying. The gentlest of lines define facial features and hair--wavy, curly--and the hands of both mothers and children are as expressive as dance and as lovely as flowers. GraceAnne DeCandido.
PreS-K-An affectionate tribute to every mother whose gentle touch has helped to mold her child through teaching, encouragement, and love. A mother's hands can pour milk without spilling, untangle shoelace knots, braid hair, knead dough, teach printing, and point out the constellations, among other amazing abilities. Three mothers and their youngsters of three different races are pictured using their hands in various ways, separately and together. The children praise their moms and what they can accomplish, and show what they can do with their own hands. Double-spread and single-page watercolor illustrations in soft colors reveal warm relationships and three very confident children learning to become self-sufficient. A tender tale of praise for mothers and their offspring.


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(forked after v4.0.0) called "master" and "v4.1.0".
So I *think* that I have four "versions" of the docs - /en/v2.0.0 /en/v4.0.0 /en/v.1.0 also known as /en/stable, and finally /en/master also known as /en/latest.
BTW, the RTD site is [http://player-stage-manual.readthedocs.org](http://player-stage-manual.readthedocs.org)
The versions menu in the lower left points to http://player-stage-manual.readthedocs.org/en/latest/None, http://player-stage-manual.readthedocs.org/en/stable/None, etc... (which don't exist).  But the URLs that seem to work are simply /en/lastest or /en/stable (without the None).
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username_0: I have this settings:
but in restoring session i have every time expandtab.
Checked like :set noet?
after loading a session:
:verbose set expandtab?
This should tell you from where the setting was last touched. By default vim-session doesn't persist Vim options so unless you significantly changed the defaults this shouldn't happen. Of course bugs are known to be a fact of life :-). That's why the output of the above command might help to understand what's going on. I'm half expecting this to print a message saying "Last set from modeline". That wouldn't give a full explanation yet but it would get us a lo. I installed another linux distribution and it works. I'll open the questioIs this support for bitbucket issue tracker?
<issue_comment>username_1: Hey @username_0, my full time job won't leave me with enough time to work on the bitbucket uploader yet. But I invite you to write one and send me a pull request.
Here's the documentation https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/issues-resource-296095191.html#issuesResource-POSTanewissue. I think that's all you'll need for now.
You'll have to create a `Reporter` that implements the protocol `BRKReporterDelegate`. You can take a look at one of the current reporters, for example, `BRKGitlabReporter`. Your implementation should not be too different from this one.
Once you're done, send me a pull request and I'll take a look at itOk, I will update it when i291  Persistent entity introspection to obtain a document annotation through AnnotationUtils
username_0: instead of jdk introspection facilities.
BasicMongoPersistentEntity captures Mongo metadata of domain objects to be persisted to mongodb (such as collection name) needing for that purpose the Document annotation for that type.
Currently, the annotation is obtained through T.class.getAnnotation() method meaning that a reference is obtained if the annotation is present, else returning null.
Using AnnotationUtils.findAnnotation() instead, could easily extend this behavior resulting in more use cases to annotate domain objects.
As findAnnotation() javadoc states, " it finds a single annotation [...]
The algorithm operates as follows:
1. Search for the annotation on the given class and return it if found.
2. Recursively search through all annotations that the given class declares.
3. Recursively search through all interfaces that the given class declares.
4. Recursively search through the superclass hierarchy of the given class.
Being 1 the current behavior.
2. states findAnnotation() metaannotation support, meaning that i could create my custom annotation annotated with Document. And this is an interesting feature. Even more thinking in Spring 4.2 AliasFor annodesired behavior via ddc3925659d30be5a41d3e10103d6089b99e2ceb
<issue_comment>username_0: :clap: Thankyou allo 18.0n error message about the but failed. Can you try rebasingreverted some changes to other files. You might need to start again if you can'tNT-3829: Care about `@Profile` on the `@Bean9
Alongside with the `@Bean` definition we can use for example `@Profile` `@Conditional` annotation.
And the final bean won't be populated to the context.
Previously the `MessagingAnnotationPostProcessor` did take care about that infrastructure outcome,
hence we ended up with the `NoSuchBeanDefinitionException`
* Add appropriate `try...catch(NoSuchBeanDefinitionException)` to the `AbstractMethodAnnotationPostProcessor` and
`InboundChannelAdapterAnnotationPostProcessor` to skip further endpoint processing if there is the target bean
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username_0: In our Oracle database we have comments on columns like that:
comment on column VCS_CONSTANTS.c_airclosdflt
  is '/*"display=Air CLOS Dflt",filtered=N, "formLabelHint=Default for Air Request Class of Servis", "service=swdomain AIR_CLOS"*/';
We use JOOQ version 3.6.2 to generate code and according to Issue #3450 it should have been fixed. But what we get in Java code is this:
	 * The column VCS_CONSTANTS.C_AIRCLOSDFLT.
	public final TableField<VcsConstantsRecord, String> C_AIRCLOSDFLT = createField("C_AIRCLOSDFLT", org.jooq.impl.SQLDataType.CHAR.length(1), this, "/*\"display=Air CLOS Dflt\",filtered=N, \\", \"service=swdomain AIR_CLOS\"*/t looks as though the fix from #3450 is applied only to table comments, not to column comments. We'


“As a geographer I am very biased. It is my belief that until we can convincingly establish why a particular disease is common in some regions and very rare or absent from others, we have achieved very little of intellectual significance.” Dr. Harold D. Foster
Our health and our geographies are inextricably linked.
This means that what we are exposed to in the environment, what we eat and drink, the nature of our lifestyles and the provision of medical care varies from place to place, which correlates directly to the probability of developing, or dying from, a particular disease.1
How can we use geographic disease patterns to find the environmental causes of diseases?
Medical Geography can also illustrate which factors are more dominant in the underlying causes of certain diseases. In some diseases, for instance, Dr. Foster used this approach to show how geography can be more important than genetics in determining whether individuals will develop a disease. He showed that although certain genetic changes may predispose a person to a disease, the overriding factor that leads to disease is through the negative impact of a specific lifestyle and/or environmental factors.2 He described it as: “Genes loading the gun, and the environment pulling the trigger.”
In summary, Medical Geography utilizes a wide variety of medical data to look for strong correlations between diseases and environmental factors. Correlations, however strong, do not prove the cause of a disease, however, they provide another piece to the puzzle and once studied can be used to generate new hypotheses (information) which can be tested further.
Foster, HD. Health, Disease and the Environment. Belhaven Press, 1992.
Foster, HD. What Really Causes Alzheimer's Disease. Trafford Publishing, 2004.
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Please pray for sweet baby Stellan. He is in the Children's hospital and needs your prayers as his heart is sick.
Stellan's mom was told he wasn't going to live when she was pregnant with him...but he lived, he was born healthy and now is four months old. Pray for healing for strength, for this family to be carried through this with a happy ending. To learn more about Stellan and his family visit their blog.
I have been calling out to God for this little boy. So many are keeping me up to date...looking for God to work!


Published by Jeff Yastine on 12/09/2020
Let’s get right to the question of the week for a lot of investors: Is the Airbnb IPO a buy?
Airbnb (Nasdaq: ABNB) is a software platform that allows homes and apartments to be used as short-term rentals, and the company is finally coming to Wall Street with its initial public offering. This comes just a day after one of the year’s other huge IPOs with DoorDash.
Airbnb expects to offer shares at a range between $56 and $60 per share beginning today. That’s an upgrade from its earlier target of $44 to $50 a share — which means demand is high.
At $60 per share, the Airbnb IPO would sell $3.1 billion in stock, giving it a fully diluted valuation of $41.8 billion including securities like options and restricted stock units.
This pushes the Airbnb IPO well above its $18 billion valuation after a round of fundraising back in AprilSo iif the Airbnb IPO is a buy…
I’ll be frank. If you’re just looking for the juice — the excitement of day trading and getting in on the ground floor as far as when it’s publicly available — then be my guest. Airbnb is one of the most anticipated IPOs of the entire year.
You’ll have a lot of company as people pile into the shares.
And there are some good things going for Airbnb. Analysts project 35% growth per year and upward of $6 billion in revenue for 2022 — and the company basically has a monopoly at this point.
But due to limited travel because of the coronavirus pandemic, 2020 hasn’t been great for Airbnb’s bottom line. Revenue was down over 70% during the second quarter, and the company laid off 25% of its staff.
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The difference between what lives and what does not is so ingrained that I foresee at least a couple of problems with these astounding new life-like toys. A pony that quivers with pleasure when curry-combed might be an initial delight for some well-to-do child. But its very realism will or should give pause to its owner and its owner's parents. As the robo pony is forgotten in the corner at bedtime, will the same happen to a living dog?And if a robotic device could be built that closely resembles Jeeves, the perfect manservant, how would we treat it?Would we feel obliged to apologize for bad-tempered outbursts?
Here's a final note worth sharing, even though I can't find the reference. Some while back I read in a reputable journal an article in which an elder of an a Native American tribe was interviewed. This conversation took place in a field full of stones. The interviewer asked, "Are these stones alive?" The respondent, after a moment's thought, said, "Some are."


 Young boys and girls that have owned a dog, have a better sense of personality in terms of the confidence that they have and how empathetic they are.
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The League’s action comes after casting directors began to get serious about their demands last month, collectively refusing new work unless producers agreed to increased fees for what casting directors labeled as “pension and welfare benefits” but the League’s complaint calls “a 29% surcharge.” In its suit, the League calls the standoff a “boycott” that aims to jack up prices and eliminate competition unfairly.


Peter Obi Denied not being Atiku’s running mate
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Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi latter worked together but their victory at the pools was truncated as the lose to President Buhari, though they have went to court for the recovery of the mandate only time will tell,


“Feel the shape? What shape is it?” I said to the student as she moved her hands over the tactile circle.
“Use your fingers, not the palm.” She switched to her fingers and scrubbed them around impatiently. I knew she knew the shape both visually and tacitly.
I waited several moments. “Try this.” I showed her how to put a finger from her left hand on the edge of the circle and then how to follow it all the way around with her other finger.
“Now, what is it?” She shrugged. I sighed.
At this point, I had been trying to teach her braille for a year. She needed to learn it as her print size was around two-three inches. Unfortunately, braille was proving to be an uphill battle.
And then my aide told me about a conversation she had with this student.
My aide had been making tactile pictures on our Tiger Embosser. She would put both braille and print on them. All of the students liked them and started putting in requests for what they wanted. They would stand around the embosser eagerly waiting for their picture.
My aide happened to ask this student what her mom thought of her pictures. She was quiet for a while, so my aide asked again. She quietly explained that her mom didn’t like that she was learning braille and didn’t keep her work.
No wonder my student was fighting braille. Students, at least at this age, want to do what makes their parents happy.
It’s always important to keep in mind that there are many reasons a student might or might not be doing something. It is necessary to keep in mind that there may be more than one problem.
Maybe they are actually struggling with a learning disability (LD)
Maybe they are having trouble with tactile sensitivity
Maybe they don’t see the point
Maybe they are embarrassed because they look different
Maybe their parents don’t support what they are learning
Maybe other kids are making fun of them
Maybe they think they are going to be cured and get their vision back
Maybe they don’t like their teacher
Maybe they don’t like their aide
Maybe they find things to tedious
Maybe they are used to having someone do everything for them
Finding where the actual problem or problems are is a huge first step to helping the student learn. Once you find it, you can come up with a plan on how to tackle it.
There are bizarre misunderstandings from unknowledgeable people that I’ve run into or heard about over the years.
One of my favorites is of an administrator, who was state level, that went to visit the school for the blind. They toured around, checked out classrooms, watched students, and saw the facilities. All seemed to be going well. At the end, he turned to the principal and asked, “So, is it a reward for the students to rub their hands on paper?” Think about it. Kids running their hands around on paper at a school for the blind…
Another was one that happened to me. Same situation, some administrators from state were touring the school. The school had a habit of liking to bring visitors into my classroom because, as one staff member put it, “You have a way of making them understand complicated things.” That was quite the compliment. This older gentleman looked around the room, then asked me, “How come you don’t have any curriculum pictures hanging up? Usually teachers have those.” I stared at him for a moment hoping he would catch the problem with what he just said, but he didn’t. I explained that all of my students were completely blind and that the tactile pictures that were hanging at their eye level were ones they had created and had meaning to them.
“Pictures don’t really help this group. If I hand them a circle on a piece of paper, how do they tell if it is the sun, a ball, and so on?” I then grabbed the APH picture kit and showed him the pieces and how the curriculum worked with it.
“Oh!” he said, “I’m going to take a picture of that. It’s so much easier to explain things with pictures.”
When he wasn’t looking, I shook my head and said, “Yes. Yes it is, but pictures don’t help my students.”
One that most of my colleagues get also causes us to groan. People will ask what do I do for a living. I say that I work with students who have visual impairments. 7 out 10 people will state, “Oh! So you know sign language!” I actually spent 20 minutes, when I didn’t have much else to do, trying to convince one lady that I really didn’t need to know sign language as all of my current students can hear just fine. She just didn’t seem able to grasp the idea.
Lessons I Learned from Teaching TBI/ED Students
I looked around my new classroom with my new students. The room had windows everywhere and was crammed with large desks on wheels. I had spent the last several years teaching the multiply disabled elementary students. Now they moved me to teaching 14-18 years old. Several had brain injury (Traumatic Brain Injury or TBI), some had emotional disabilities (ED), and a couple of them had both. Their functioning level was 2nd grade to 10th grade.
Other teachers would stop me, “He was so impossible to deal with. He’s pretty smart, but he never listens and is always off task.” I’d smile at them.
Another one would tell me at lunch, “She’s difficult. She doesn’t understand a lot. She whines all the time.”
I had had one before, a misplaced student in elementary. She liked to yell and throw things.
What did I learn over the years that I dealt with “tough” populations?
One is routine, routine, routine! Everyday doesn’t have to be the same, but every Monday should be close to the same, every Tuesday, etc. Everything needs to be predictable and if there is a change, then the students needed as much warning as could be given to them. Students relax when they can predict what is going on. One lady use to warn me when the fire alarms were going to trigger and that was so helpful because I could prepare them ahead of time. I had one student who went into almost panic attacks when the fire alarms went off, but if he had a warning, they were a little more mild. Then we got a new lady who decided she didn’t need to warn me. The student was 6 feet tall and heavy set. A student like that going into a panic attack was rather difficult to deal with while also trying to exit the other students.
Consistency. The rules need to be consistent and the consequences predictable (most of the time). Don’t have to many rules or some students will stress over them and others will just ignore them completely.  3-4 maximum at the start of the year.
Ignore things. Don’t ignore everything, that isn’t good, but pick your battles. Is the kid who is sitting sideways in their chair really that much of problem in relative terms? Do you really want to interrupt your lessons to go and correct him? He might just want the attention. He might not even be aware he is doing it.
Correct things subtly. Try to keep it between just you and the student, not you, the student, and the class. Wander by their desk as you move around the class, as you should be doing, and whisper politely to them to fix the problem. It keeps them from being embarrassed and that goes a long ways into working with a student at that age.
Fidget toys. Always keep quiet fidget toys on hand. When a student starts smacking their hands on the desk or rocking their chair, grab one, and hand it off to the student. I kept them in a basket on the edge of my desk and the kids knew they were welcome to grab one, so long as they returned it. They developed their favorites and I tried to mix in a few new ones over time. Fidget toys can work wonders. The kids knew that if I called on them and they were more fixated on the toy, they lost the privilege of that toy for the day.
One warning, then consequence. Don’t give the classic 3 warning system. You just give them permission to disobey 2 times for free. Make sure when you give the first warning, you are very clear on the how they broke the rule. It takes them a few tries before understanding they only get one warning because they grew up on 3. They thought I was unfair in the beginning, but they caught on, well most of them did.
Head off the behavior before it even occurs. My student who tended to yell a lot also spent a lot of time delivering things for me around the school. As I caught on to her triggers, I would head off some of her poor choices by handing her a note or book to take to someone else on campus. She didn’t like, as some of her teachers did, being sent outside to just wander. She liked to be helpful, so having her run errands allowed her to cool off and feel useful at the same time.
Never let them pick on each other. It’s truly hard when everybody is operating at different academic levels as they would pick on the lower level kids and call them stupid. I had to banish all Spanish speaking in my classroom because two of them would rag on the others or me. The third Spanish speaker would clue me in by how he reacted to what they were saying.
Assigning chores and errands around the classroom can be very helpful in making them feel important and it teaches them responsibilities. One student would be assigned to answer the phone, another to pass things out, another to drag the impossible file system you have to take with you on fire drills, and so on. This seems to work on all age groups.
And last, be there for them. Sometimes students with ED and/or TBI just need to talk to someone. They need to know they are cared for. Sometimes it means setting aside the 1-1 lesson and letting them talk out their behaviors and thoughts. Sometimes it means giving up your recess planning time to let them know you care. It is worth the time. They may not get it anywhere else. When they realize you care about them, the favor is returned and most students will show you more respect and obedience.
Hard to Answer Questions
“I don’t need to learn braille!” said the 16 year old student standing in front of me. He had had cancer in the brain and lost his vision due to it. He developed a condition called Cortical/Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI).
I looked at him sadly; “That may happen in the future and I hope it does, but you need to be able to read now. The cure won’t happen for a long time yet. Let’s get to work.”
He would follow me around the room and even outside at recess claiming he was going to get his vision back. He eventually settled down into learning braille, but he never completely dropped the subject.
“When will my daughter be like her sister (6 years old)?” asked a parent about my 12 year old, totally blind, and developmentally delayed student.
“She got her hearing back,” said a mother of a child who had lost her sight to cancer, “when will she get her sight back?” They took her every few weeks down to a “nutritional expert” who was working on curing the child.
Those were hard questions to deal with. I wanted to give the answer the parents wanted to hear. The good news that I can say is, “There are many research projects happening and technology is getting better every year. I don’t know what the future holds, but I think it will be good.” This is a very true statement. I then explain that, in the meantime, we need to make sure the student can learn as much as possible. In order to do that, we need to address how his or her vision causes problems with their education right now.


Parliamentary committees discuss banking secrecy, capital controls
L'Orient Today / By Kabalan Farah, 07 July 2022 19:39
Parliamentary committees are discussing a revised draft of the capital control law and banking secrecy law. (Credit: Philippe Hage Boutros/L'Orient-Le Jour)
• The preliminary agreement the Lebaneson April 7 listed reforming the banking secrecy law as a requirement towards unlocking the potential $3 billion in financial assistance. The agreement stated that it is important to bring the law “in li”
• Deputy Speaker Elias Bou Saab met on Thursday with a number of financial, legal and economic experts, in addition to representatives of the Association of Banks in Lebanon and economic and industry organizations, to discuss their views of the different policies needed to help the country out of the crisis, including the issue of the capital control draft law.
• Marwan Barakat, Group Chief Economist and Head of Research of Bank Audi told L’Orient Today, “The ratification of a capital control law is a necessary milestone, even if coming late, as Lebanon cannot go back to positive growth and awaited recovery without normalizing financial and banking activity through official capital controls. In addition, it represents a requirement from international referenceIIF and rating agencies. Beyond the details of the law, It is actually a prerequisite for any economic plan to exit the prevailing crisis.”
• Daher told L’Orient Today that “today’s discussions were limited to a general overview of the position and views of each expert without going into details and discussing the law article by article. Each participant will send his proposals and comments before the next meeting to define the general lines and cross-cuttings before discussing the law in depth.”
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The Finance and Budget Committee


I am ready to stamp! Lots of fun new things I got at the CHA super show but no time to play! This is a card I made a few weeks back for work and never posted.
Its from a Hero Arts set that I got at Enchanted Cottage called Birds and Branches. Are they just too cute or what?? The birdies are colored with copics, then cut out and popped up on a copic-airbrushed piece cut from a Spellbinders die.
- Stamps: Birds & Branches, All Occasion Messages (Hero Arts)
- Paper: Zinnia pp (Little Yellow Bicycle); purple cs (Core'dinations); white cs (Neenah)
- Accessories: Curvy Rectangles Megabilties & Flower Shapeabilities (Spellbinders); gems (Hero Arts); brad (Basic Grey); word window punch (SU!); markers & air brush system (Copic)


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For all my fellow LOTR fans out there. 100 things you didn't know about The Lord of the Rings. Or maybe you knew a couple. I did.
Lucy Hale can do no wrong.
Filed under: sort of creepy. 9 holiday characters from around the world.
I put together some of my favorite long to short looks, and wanted to know: which do you like better?
Ombré Winged Liner. Simple. Yet jazzy.
Step 1: inner eye
Then we came back and finished off the eye with a black liner, blending it in the middle where the two colors meet.
This easy DIY headband is one part classy, one part punk.
DIY body wash from a bar of soap. Interesting. Although, I think I'm too lazy for all of that.
I hate taking my nail polish off, especially glitter polish. Hopefully this trick helps to make the process faster.
Speaking of taking things off: all you need to know about makeup remover.
Check out this anti-acne honey cinnamon mask. It's a video, so if you're at work, plug in your headphones!
Homemade cards are always appreciated in my house.
Last but not least, how to keep your bad moods from taking over. Worth the read.
I've heard about hair shadow, or chalk, for awhile, seen pictures on Pinterest and such, but it's actually really cool. I love to change up my look, and while I'm not normally scared to do the real thing, sometimes I just want a look for a night.
Enter hair chalk. It is the perfect way to spice up your look for a night. Or a weekend. Or everyday until you decide to do it for real. I love the vibrant colors and the way you can place it anywhere you want. You have total control.
I mean, look at that girl up that. So cool. Check out below how to use the Colorsmash Hair Shadow. And spice up your look. Just a bit.
Colorsmash Instructional from ConditionCulture on Vimeo.
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Your typical Spanish traditions align with island charms here in piece-of-paradise Puerto de la Cruz. Get ready to be totally dazzled by the epic black-sand beaches lining the shore, subtropical gardens inland and natural seawater swimming pools. From the minute you arrive, you know you’re about to dive into something special.
If relaxing in the warm waters of the Atlantic sounds heavenly, then you’ve found your golden ticket here. Not only will you find strips of dark-grained beaches and a hidden cove, but there are 46,000 square metres of seawater running through a pool complex surrounded by feasting spots.
Meson el Monasterio is a collection of five superb restaurants, formerly an old monastery. Overlooking the Oratava valley, the views over Tenerife are spectacular.


The carrots we planted in the spring are finally mature, we have been harvesting them as we need them in the kitchen. Our swiss chard plants are giving us one good harvest a week.
The tomato plants are really producing, we did lose one plant to the “wilt”. Our cucumbers are coming to an end, but that’s ok since we have enough pickles for the next year. The basil is soon ready for the third harvest of the year. The basil is really doing well this year.
I hope everyone else is having a great summer gardening season, despite the lack of rain in some parts of the country. Good luck to everyone.


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One of the most popular – if not the most important – reasons of the strong attraction in knowledge online is versatility. Trainees can afford to incorporate his sessions into his routine without perform efforts and family responsibilities.
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Work has started to remove one of Banksy's most recent pieces of work from the side of a house in Bristol.
The 'Aachoo!!' piece appeared on a street in Totterdown at the end of 2020.
The work is on the side of a property on Bristol's steepest street, and gives the illusion an old woman's sneeze is blowing houses over.
The piece was covered up in February and a crane was brought in this morning (Friday 12 March) to take away the 'Achoo' artwork.
The artwork appeared on Bristol's steepest street in December.
Crowds of local people gathered this morning as workers began the delicate job of lifting the artwork.
In December, the owners of the property where the artwork appeared delayed the sale of the property, just a week before exchanging.