"""
        metrics = QtGui.QFontMetricsF(self.editor.font())
        size_hint = QtCore.QSize(metrics.height(), metrics.height())
        if size_hint.width() > 16:
            size_hint.setWidth(16)
        return size_hint

    def on_uninstall(self):
        self._job_runner.cancel_requests()
        super(CheckerPanel, self).on_uninstall()

    def paintEvent(self, event):
        super(CheckerPanel, self).paintEvent(event)
        painter = QtGui.QPainter(self)
        for top, block_nbr, block in self.editor.visible_blocks:
            user_data = block.userData()
            if user_data and user_data.messages:
                for msg in user_data.messages:
                    icon = self._icon_from_message(msg)
                    if icon:
                        rect = QtCore.QRect()
                        rect.setX(0)
                        rect.setY(top)
                        rect.setWidth(self.sizeHint().width())
                        rect.setHeight(self.sizeHint().height())
                        icon.paint(painter, rect)

    def _icon_from_message(self, message):
        icons = {
            CheckerMessages.INFO: self.info_icon,
            CheckerMessages.WARNING: self.warning_icon,
            CheckerMessages.ERROR: self.error_icon
        }
        return icons[message.status]

    def mouseMoveEvent(self, event):
        # Requests a tooltip if the cursor is currently over a marker.
        line = TextHelper(self.editor).line_nbr_from_position(event.pos().y())
        if line:
            markers = self.marker_for_line(line)
            text = '\n'.join([marker.description for marker in markers if
                              marker.description])
            if len(markers):
                if self._previous_line!= line:
                    top = TextHelper(self.editor).line_pos_from_number(
                        markers[0].line)
                    if top:
                        self._job_runner.request_job(self._display_tooltip,
                                                     text, top)
            else:
                self._job_runner.cancel_requests()
            self._previous_line = line

    def leaveEvent(self, *args):
        """
        Hide tooltip when leaving the panel region.
        """
        QtWidgets.QToolTip.hideText()
        self._previous_line = -1

    def _display_tooltip(self, tooltip, top):
        """
        Display tooltip at the specified top position.
        """
        QtWidgets.QToolTip.showText(self.mapToGlobal(QtCore.QPoint(
            self.sizeHint().width(), top)), tooltip, self)
We're in the midst of a challenging time. The spread of the coronavirus threw the markets into a period of choppiness not likely to stop anytime soon (discussed in greater detail below). As we work to help participants and fiduciaries to navigate their investments, we also want to keep our eye on longer term trends that predated the virus concerns and may very well continue throughout 2020 and upcoming years.
This is happening at an encouraging rate. Employers that have financial wellness programs are finding that financial wellness has become even more important over the last 24 months. The now-in-the-minority number of employers that do not offer a financial wellness program are working on options for instituting one.
We anticipate that these programs will become even more valuable in the face of economic challenges caused by the coronavirus outbreak. On March 9 your employees started their work weeks with plunging stock markets, oil prices, and interest rates. More than at any time in the last decade, they're going to need a plan to feel financially secure.
This challenging transition gets lost in the process. We've focused so much in recent years on the accumulation phase, but employers - and Congress with the SECURE Act - have identified that employees need more help in how they live in retirement. A large part of this will come in the form of greater awareness of their lifetime income needs. Look for more employers to rely on the SECURE Act safe harbor in providing in-plan investment and distribution options intended to provide guaranteed lifetime income.
Invesco's "The Forgotten Participant" study and its related commentary comes at an important time in US and global markets. The survey finds that defined contribution plan sponsors and service providers have taken positive steps in the form of plan design and default investments. It also finds a deficiency in plans that include target-date, but not target-risk, funds: participants not wanting a purely age-based solution are left to manage their own portfolios (which they don't do very well).
This research supports the growing conventional wisdom that plan participants are best-suited to have access to both age- and risk-based portfolio investment options. Invesco makes clear that it is not harshly judging target-date funds' net positive impact; it recognizes the manner in which target-date funds have provided better diversification and portfolio management to many participants. Yet at the same time, it recognizes that those thinking more deeply about their individual situations are well-served by having risk-based options.
The studies discussed above were interesting the day they were published. But they've become more interesting with each passing day, as public awareness and fear grow, and as employees continue to demonstrate their need for financial help. Alight's trends - expanding wellness and thinking more about retirement income options - are likely to pick up as a result of the coronavirus concerns. Furthermore, as those defaulted into target-date funds experience potential market drops, they may very well gain more appreciation for the value in assessing their particular risk level and investing accordingly. We welcome any questions about how QPA and Financial Fitness for Life services might help to meet the demand for those solutions.Skin cancer is a major cause of death in Australia. The hot weather and the hole in the ozone layer are major factors. 

Because of this we have major campaigns on sun safety. "Slip, slop, slap" is a common one and so is "No hat, no play". 

For students, if you don't have a hat, you can't play in the sun. 

As a side note, I remember getting a badge in primary school that changed colour when exposed to uv rays.  

Hand tennis? Yeah no clue. Maybe foursquare or downball or something like that.“You Lose Some Accuracy When You’re Dumbing it Down”: Teaching and Learning Ideas of College Students Teaching Chemistry through Outreach

College students associated with the American Chemical Society and Alpha Chi Sigma student/collegiate chapters reach almost 1 million people every year through their informal chemistry education events (chemistry outreach). Previous work has characterized their goals for chemistry outreach, with the most prevalent goal being audience learning. With such large audiences being impacted every year and the goal of audience learning, investigating how these college students approach teaching in informal environments is needed to further understand chemistry outreach practices. This paper presents the results of inductive coding focused on teaching beliefs expressed by these college students as they discussed elephant toothpaste and making liquid nitrogen ice cream for second graders, eighth graders, and general chemistry students. Results indicate three broad categories of beliefs: (1) beliefs about the audience, (2) beliefs about the teaching process/pedagogy, and (3) beliefs about the scope and sequence of t...The Accra High Court hearing the case involving Seniro Minister, Yaw Osafo Maafo, and Auditor General, Daniel Yaw Domelevo, today announced the discontinuation of the case.
And strangely, the reason was not because the Attorney General or the Auditor General’s Department has decided to file for the discontinuation, but because Chief Justice Anin Yeboah, has asked for the docket.
Trial judge, Doreen Boakye Adjei, explained that a petition of sorts had been written against the case but that even she thye trial judge did not know the identity of the petitioner.
Justice Boakye Adjei also advised the counsels for both sides in the case to rather contact the Court Manager for explanations. By this advice, it is not known if the judge was throwing her hands up in despair or washing her hands off the case.
Mr. Osafo was in court appealing his surcharge by the Auditor General over the questionable payment of US$1million to US based consultancy firm, Kroll Associates, ostensibly to recover government of Ghana assets from appointees of the erstwhile Mahama government.
It is not clear what exactly Kroll was hired to do as recovery of government assets could have been done by any of the several departments of the various Ministries. According to the Auditor General, Kroll did no work to deserve the money.
In 2017, Mr. Yaw Domelevo demanded that the Senior Minister justify the payments. This did not happen and so the Auditor Generel proceeded to surcharge Mr. Osafo Maafo together with four others at the Ministry of Finance.
It is against this surcharge that the Senior Minister is in court. Why Chief Justice Anin Yeboah, who was only recently appointed Chief Justice