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<?php
namespace google\appengine\WordPress\Mail {
use google\appengine\api\app_identity\AppIdentityService;
use google\appengine\api\mail\Message;
use Exception;
/**
* Admin settings for the Mail module
*
* @package WordPress
* @subpackage Mail
*/
class Admin {
/**
* Register our action
*/
public static function bootstrap(){
add_action( 'appengine_register_settings', __CLASS__ . '::register_google_settings' );
}
/**
* Register our admin settings and settings UI
*
* @wp-action appengine_register_settings
*/
public static function register_google_settings() {
register_setting( 'appengine_settings', 'appengine_email_enable', __CLASS__ . '::enable_validation' );
register_setting( 'appengine_settings', 'appengine_email', __CLASS__ . '::email_validation' );
add_settings_section( 'appengine-mail', __( 'Email Settings', 'appengine' ), __CLASS__ . '::section_text', 'appengine' );
add_settings_field( 'appengine_email_enable', __( 'Use App Engine Email Service', 'appengine' ), __CLASS__ . '::enable_input', 'appengine', 'appengine-mail', [ 'label_for' => 'appengine_email_enable' ] );
add_settings_field( 'appengine_email', __( 'App Email Address', 'appengine' ), __CLASS__ . '::email_input', 'appengine', 'appengine-mail', [ 'label_for' => 'appengine_email' ] );
}
/**
* Informational text for the settings section
*/
public static function section_text() {
?>
<p>
<?php _e( "Emails from WordPress will be sent through the App Engine email infrastructure, including password emails and those sent from plugins. If you're not happy with the default email address, set it here.", 'appengine' ) ?>
</p>
<?php
}
/**
* Output the checkbox for the enable checkbox
*/
public static function enable_input() {
$enabled = get_option( 'appengine_email_enable', true );
echo '<input id="appengine_email_enable" name="appengine_email_enable"
type="checkbox" ' . checked( $enabled, true, false ) . ' />';
}
/**
* Validate the enable checkbox input
*
* @param mixed $input
* @return bool
*/
public static function enable_validation( $input ) {
return (bool) $input;
}
/**
* Output the input field for the email address override
*/
public static function email_input() {
$email = get_option( 'appengine_email', '' );
echo '<input id="appengine_email" name="appengine_email"
type="email" value="' . esc_attr( $email ) . '" />';
$desc = __( 'This address can be the email address of a registered administrator (developer) of your application or an address of the form <code>%1$s</code>.<br />If this is not set, this will default to <code>%2$s</code>', 'appengine' );
echo '<p class="description">'
. sprintf(
$desc,
get_default_email( '[string]' ),
get_default_email()
) . '</code>.</p>';
}
/**
* Validate the App Engine email address
*
* @param mixed $input
* @return string
*/
public static function email_validation( $input ) {
$email = get_option( 'appengine_email', '' );
if ( is_email( $input ) || empty($input) ) {
$email = $input;
}
else {
add_settings_error( 'appengine_email', 'invalid-email', __( 'You have entered an invalid e-mail address.', 'appengine' ) );
}
return $email;
}
}
/**
* Get the default email address for App Engine
*
* @param string $user User part of the email address (typically 'wordpress')
* @return string Email address with the correct email domain
*/
function get_default_email( $user = 'wordpress' ) {
// Let's build an email address for the app via the app identity api
$service_account = new AppIdentityService();
$id = $service_account->getApplicationId();
if ( empty( $id ) ) {
$service_account_name = $service_account->getServiceAccountName();
$service_account_from_name = explode( '@', $service_account_name );
$id = $service_account_from_name[0];
}
return $user . '@' . $id . '.appspotmail.com';
}
/**
* Send email
*
* This is based on {@see wp_mail()} which is in turn based on PHP's
* built-in mail() function. This is typically called from the overriden
* version of {@see wp_mail()} below.
*
* @param string|array $to Array or comma-separated list of email addresses to send message.
* @param string $subject Email subject
* @param string $message Message contents
* @param string|array $headers Optional. Additional headers.
* @param string|array $attachments Optional. Files to attach.
*
* @return bool Whether the email contents were sent successfully.
*/
function send_mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers = '', $attachments = array() ) {
// Compact the input, apply the filters, and extract them back out
extract( apply_filters( 'wp_mail', compact( 'to', 'subject', 'message', 'headers', 'attachments' ) ) );
global $phpmailer;
if ( ! is_object( $phpmailer ) || ! is_a( $phpmailer, 'Message' ) ) {
$phpmailer = new Message();
}
$cc = array();
$bcc = array();
// Headers
if ( empty( $headers ) ) {
$headers = array();
}
else {
if ( ! is_array( $headers ) ) {
// Explode the headers out, so this function can take both
// string headers and an array of headers.
$tempheaders = explode( "\n", str_replace( "\r\n", "\n", $headers ) );
}
else {
$tempheaders = $headers;
}
$headers = array();
// If it's actually got contents
if ( ! empty( $tempheaders ) ) {
// Iterate through the raw headers
foreach ( (array) $tempheaders as $header ) {
if ( false === strpos( $header, ':' ) ) {
if ( false !== stripos( $header, 'boundary=' ) ) {
$parts = preg_split( '/boundary=/i', trim( $header ) );
$boundary = trim( str_replace( array( "'", '"' ), '', $parts[1] ) );
}
continue;
}
// Explode them out
list( $name, $content ) = explode( ':', trim( $header ), 2 );
// Cleanup crew
$name = trim( $name );
$content = trim( $content );
switch ( strtolower( $name ) ) {
// Mainly for legacy -- process a From: header if it's there
case 'from':
if ( false !== strpos( $content, '<' ) ) {
// So... making my life hard again?
$from_name = substr( $content, 0, strpos( $content, '<' ) - 1 );
$from_name = str_replace( '"', '', $from_name );
$from_name = trim( $from_name );
$from_email = substr( $content, strpos( $content, '<' ) + 1 );
$from_email = str_replace( '>', '', $from_email );
$from_email = trim( $from_email );
}
else {
$from_email = trim( $content );
}
break;
case 'content-type':
if ( false !== strpos( $content, ';' ) ) {
list( $type, $charset ) = explode( ';', $content );
$content_type = trim( $type );
if ( false !== stripos( $charset, 'charset=' ) ) {
$charset = trim( str_replace( array( 'charset=', '"' ), '', $charset ) );
}
elseif ( false !== stripos( $charset, 'boundary=' ) ) {
$boundary = trim( str_replace( array( 'BOUNDARY=', 'boundary=', '"' ), '', $charset ) );
$charset = '';
}
}
else {
$content_type = trim( $content );
}
break;
case 'cc':
$cc = array_merge( (array) $cc, explode( ',', $content ) );
break;
case 'bcc':
$bcc = array_merge( (array) $bcc, explode( ',', $content ) );
break;
default:
// Add it to our grand headers array
$headers[trim( $name )] = trim( $content );
break;
}
}
}
}
// Empty out the values that may be set
$phpmailer->clearBcc();
$phpmailer->clearCc();
$phpmailer->clearReplyTo();
$phpmailer->clearTo();
// From email and name
// If we don't have a name from the input headers
if ( ! isset( $from_name ) ) {
$from_name = 'App Engine';
}
/* If we don't have an email from the input headers default to wordpress@$sitename
* Some hosts will block outgoing mail from this address if it doesn't exist but
* there's no easy alternative. Defaulting to admin_email might appear to be another
* option but some hosts may refuse to relay mail from an unknown domain. See
* http://trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5007.
*/
if ( ! isset( $from_email ) ) {
$from_email = get_option( 'appengine_email', false );
if ( ! $from_email ) {
$from_email = get_default_email();
}
}
// Plugin authors can override the potentially troublesome default
// TODO: Currently, App Engine doesn't support a from name. We should
// come back to this and fix it if/when it does
//$phpmailer->setSender( apply_filters( 'wp_mail_from_name', $from_name ) . " <" . apply_filters( 'wp_mail_from', $from_email ) . ">");
$phpmailer->setSender( apply_filters( 'wp_mail_from', $from_email ) );
// Set destination addresses
if ( ! is_array( $to ) ) {
$to = explode( ',', $to );
}
foreach ( (array) $to as $recipient ) {
try {
// Break $recipient into name and address parts if in the format "Foo <[email protected]>"
$recipient_name = '';
if ( preg_match( '/(.*)<(.+)>/', $recipient, $matches ) ) {
if ( count( $matches ) == 3 ) {
$recipient_name = $matches[1];
$recipient = $matches[2];
}
}
$phpmailer->addTo( $recipient, $recipient_name );
} catch ( Exception $e ) {
syslog( LOG_DEBUG, 'Mail error: ' . $e->getMessage() );
continue;
}
}
// Add any CC and BCC recipients
$cc = array_filter( $cc );
$bcc = array_filter( $bcc );
if ( ! empty( $cc ) ) {
foreach ( (array) $cc as $recipient ) {
try {
// Break $recipient into name and address parts if in the format "Foo <[email protected]>"
$recipient_name = '';
if ( preg_match( '/(.*)<(.+)>/', $recipient, $matches ) ) {
if ( count( $matches ) == 3 ) {
$recipient_name = $matches[1];
$recipient = $matches[2];
}
}
$phpmailer->addCc( $recipient, $recipient_name );
} catch ( Exception $e ) {
syslog( LOG_DEBUG, 'Mail error: ' . $e->getMessage() );
continue;
}
}
}
if ( ! empty( $bcc ) ) {
foreach ( (array) $bcc as $recipient ) {
try {
// Break $recipient into name and address parts if in the format "Foo <[email protected]>"
$recipient_name = '';
if ( preg_match( '/(.*)<(.+)>/', $recipient, $matches ) ) {
if ( count( $matches ) == 3 ) {
$recipient_name = $matches[1];
$recipient = $matches[2];
}
}
$phpmailer->addBcc( $recipient, $recipient_name );
} catch ( Exception $e ) {
syslog( LOG_DEBUG, 'Mail error: ' . $e->getMessage() );
continue;
}
}
}
// Set Content-Type and charset
// If we don't have a content-type from the input headers
if ( ! isset( $content_type ) ) {
$content_type = 'text/plain';
}
$content_type = apply_filters( 'wp_mail_content_type', $content_type );
// Set whether it's plaintext, depending on $content_type
if ( 'text/html' == $content_type ) {
$phpmailer->setHtmlBody( $message );
}
else {
$phpmailer->setTextBody( $message );
}
$phpmailer->setSubject( $subject );
// If we don't have a charset from the input headers
if ( !isset( $charset ) ) {
$charset = get_bloginfo( 'charset' );
}
// Set the content-type and charset
//$phpmailer->charsset = apply_filters( 'wp_mail_charset', $charset );
// Set custom headers
if ( !empty( $headers ) ) {
if ( isset( $headers['MIME-Version'] ) ) {
unset( $headers['MIME-Version'] );
}
$phpmailer->addHeaderArray( $headers );
if ( false !== stripos( $content_type, 'multipart' ) && ! empty($boundary) ) {
$phpmailer->addHeaderArray( 'Content-Type', sprintf( "%s;\n\t boundary=\"%s\"", $content_type, $boundary ) );
}
}
if ( !empty( $attachments ) ) {
foreach ( $attachments as $attachment ) {
try {
$name = basename( $attachment );
$data = file_get_contents( $attachment );
$phpmailer->addAttachment( $name, $data );
} catch ( Exception $e ) {
syslog( LOG_DEBUG, 'Mail error: ' . $e->getMessage() );
continue;
}
}
}
// Send!
$phpmailer->send();
return true;
}
Admin::bootstrap();
}
namespace {
use google\appengine\WordPress;
use google\appengine\WordPress\Mail;
if ( get_option( 'appengine_email_enable', true ) && !function_exists( 'wp_mail' ) ) {
/**
* Send mail, similar to PHP's mail
*
* @uses \google\appengine\WordPress\Mail\send_mail()
*
* @param string|array $to Array or comma-separated list of email addresses to send message.
* @param string $subject Email subject
* @param string $message Message contents
* @param string|array $headers Optional. Additional headers.
* @param string|array $attachments Optional. Files to attach.
*
* @return bool Whether the email contents were sent successfully.
*/
function wp_mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers = '', $attachments = array() ) {
$GLOBALS[ 'appengine_mail_last_error' ] = null;
try {
return Mail\send_mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers, $attachments );
} catch ( Exception $e ) {
$GLOBALS[ 'appengine_mail_last_error' ] = $e;
syslog( LOG_DEBUG, 'Mail error: ' . $e->getMessage() );
return false;
}
}
}
}
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It's the Next, Most, Wonderful Time, of the Year.
This is the time of year when things get out of routine, although it's happened about 23 times, now. It's when we go to Lake Mead for a long weekend on the houseboat.
By things, I mean stuff just happens around this trip. There's plans to be made, stuff to buy. . . this is the impetus for us to buy music to play on the boat, books to borrow/buy to read on the boat, things to float on (we have a large inflatable shark, for example, from a previous year), meals to plan/cook ahead. This year, it's been a challenge to find folks to take care of the kids while we're gone, but we did it. Leaving your children in the care of others for nearly five days is a mental exercise regarding probabilities and possible outcomes that frankly leaves me with a hollow feeling in my stomach. Bittersweet.
There's a lot of other stuff going on, too. We're just about mid-way through a project to make the garage a usable space for us. Let's just say that we put a bunch of junk in there when we moved in 13 years ago and just added to it until it was 'waste high'. Several trips to the dump and various recyclers has left us with a storage unit half full in the driveway and a nearly drywalled space soon to be filled with grown-up cabinets and, hopefully, some semblance of organization. There's even talk of a shed for the landscaping accoutrements (that's French, without the umlauts). There might be "after" pictures, but no "before" pictures were taken for legal reasons, and those who have assisted us are sworn to secrecy.
Friday, as I was cutting someone off on the freeway (hey, she'd jerked her car in front of me on the onramp, I was just returning the favor), Kar-ma (made myself laugh) struck when my sudden acceleration (again joking because it's a '91 Civic sedan, awright?) caused the alternator belt to shred. Savvy motorist that I am, recovering from the interesting sound of it flapping around for 5 seconds or so, followed by the illuminated 'battery' idiot light - along with the lack of billowing smoke or remaining recognizable pieces in my rear-view mirror, I ascertained this truth and drove home. Those of you who have worked on Japanese cars will sympathize with me when I opened the hood to the realization that the alternator belt is the first of three belts attached to the main pulley. For the rest of you, this means that one (and this was the moment when I determined that I was not to be that one) must remove the other two to complete the task at hand. And need I remind you that my tools are distributed in about 5 boxes in the previously mentioned storage box in the driveway? So, another day off from work on Monday whilst a younger person with a lift, a real toolbox, and probably a hangover replaces all three belts, with the appropriate grunting and tension on them. Might as well change the oil, too.
In addition, today we're driving up to Temecula to see an unusual mix of inlaws and outlaws. Another afternoon of chasing Emma around Pat & Oscar's.
So I'll need Monday to make the Green Chile Stew in advance; my boatmates are tired of watching me work on it on Saturday afternoon. How else am I to garner their heartfelt appreciation for my culinary efforts – now it's just another frozen dinner from Costco. Big whoop. I'm.Just.kidding –it'll taste better after that chemical thing that happens to soups and stews that makes them taste better the next day. Probably.
Like I said, stuff just happens around this excursion. The trip will be great – paying good $$ for a properly maintained boat with a marine radio to complain into (and that is rare) is a worthwhile investment - it's just the GETTING ON THE BOAT part that requires so much effort. We will not be moving Heaven and Earth, merely the contents of lower Manhattan back and forth over the next 6 days or so. We have gotten better at it, with practice. According to the Park Newsletter(pdf), the Bald Eagle count has soared; we'll be on the lookout. We've seen wild asses (no, not just other boaters), bighorn sheep, and a few other wild things, but I don't remember seeing our national bird,there. Gazing at the horizon for Bald Eagles is a worthy occupation onboard – it's about the extent of what's expected. Therein lies the beauty of the whole situation, if youse gets my drift, and we most certainly will NOT drift (inside joke, sorry). | {
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Melicucco (Melikokkos in greco-calabro) è un comune italiano di abitanti della città metropolitana di Reggio Calabria in Calabria.
Situato nell'area geografica della Piana di Gioia Tauro, è posto a 167 metri s.l.m.
Centro pianeggiante di origini medievali, alle tradizionali attività agricole ha affiancato modeste iniziative industriali e terziarie.
Nel centro storico si trova la chiesa di San Nicola Vescovo.
Origini del nome
Il nome del comune deriva dal greco melìkokkos che significa "bagolaro".
Secondo la leggenda, quest'albero possedeva la straordinaria capacità di donare a coloro che avessero mangiato i frutti una forza erculea.
Secondo invece lo storiografo Giovan Battista Pacichelli il nome venne dato per la dolcezza del clima e l'abbondanza fertile del territorio.
Storia
Casale della baronia di San Giorgio Morgeto fino al 1568, nella seconda metà del XVI secolo fu venduto da Consalvo II di Cordova a Violante della Quadra. In seguito registrò diversi passaggi di proprietà, venendo assegnato a Cola Tomarchiello da Tropea, a Ottavio Mangeruva, ai Ruffo di Scilla e ai Milano, sotto la cui signoria rimase fino al crollo del sistema feudale, decretato dalle leggi napoleoniche.
Espansosi sul finire del Seicento, fu quasi interamente distrutto dal terremoto del 1783 che devastò tutta la Piana di Gioia Tauro.
All'inizio dell'Ottocento con le riforme amministrative attuate dai francesi a seguito del riordino degli assetti interni del Regno di Napoli, (così come si era deciso per tutti gli stati europei del tempo in occasione del Congresso di Vienna convocato alla vigilia della disfatta napoleonica), la legge 19 gennaio 1807 ne faceva un Luogo, ossia Università del cosiddetto Governo di Polistena, per poi essere retrocesso, con disposizione del decreto 4 maggio 1811, istitutivo di Circondari e Comuni, a località di questa cittadina.
Nel giugno del 1935, da Roma provengono delle indiscrezioni sulla possibilità concreta che il governo fascista restituisca l'Autonomia amministrativa a Melicucco.
Ai primi di agosto del 1935 l'entusiasmo dei melicucchesi viene raffreddato da un incidente aereo capitato ad un velivolo sul quale viaggiavano personalità e funzionari che dovevano raggiungere l'Eritrea. A morire, fra gli altri è il Ministro dei LL.PP., Luigi Razza, originario di Vibo Valentia. Razza stava per proporre non solo l'elevazione a Provincia della "sua" Vibo Valentia, ma aveva pure mostrato interesse verso l'autonomia amministrativa di Melicucco che intendeva proporre direttamente al Duce. La disponibilità di Luigi Razza verso la causa melicucchese, nasce dall'amicizia personale che il Ministro ha con un suo stretto collaboratore presso il Ministero; un dirigente originario di Melicucco: Domenico Romano.
La tragica uscita di scena di Luigi Razza fece nascere non poche preoccupazioni circa l'autonomia amministrativa di Melicucco. Il 5 settembre dello stesso anno il Duce nominò il nuovo Ministro dei LL.PP. La scelta di Benito Mussolini cadde su un gerarca fascista: Giuseppe Cobolli Gigli. Le preoccupazioni dei melicucchesi vennero dipanate verso la fine di ottobre del 1935: il Duce, anche in ossequio alla volontà di Luigi Razza, si era espresso favorevolmente alla nascita del nuovo Comune.
La nascita del comune risale al 14 luglio 1936, anno in cui Melicucco, in precedenza frazione di Polistena (dal 1816 e fino al 1936), divenne autonomo. Divenne comune indipendente comprendendo parti del territorio antecedentemente detenuto da Rosarno e dalla stessa Polistena.
Tornare ad essere Comune autonomo è stata una condizione che ha favorito uno sviluppo molto sostenuto: basta pensare che in 75 anni Melicucco ha registrato una crescita urbana enorme ed ha più che raddoppiato la sua popolazione residente, con un incremento che non ha riscontri in nessun comune della provincia di Reggio Calabria. Non è un caso che nel 1996 un particolare studio dell'Istat ha inserito Melicucco fra i primi dieci comuni italiani dal più alto tasso di natalità.
Società
Evoluzione demografica
Tradizioni e folclore
Il 16 agosto si celebra la festa di San Rocco, preceduti dal "ciuccio", un asino di cartapesta munito di polvere da sparo pirotecnica.
Cultura
Cucina
La cucina melicucchese si può definire una cucina povera ma, allo stesso tempo, ricca di sapori e condimenti. Piatto tipico per eccellenza sono i "maccarruna", maccheroni conditi con il sugo al sapore di carne di capra e le patate fritte con peperoni e melanzane. La coddara insieme alle salsicce, alla nduja melicucchese e alla soppressata, sono il fiore all'occhiello della tradizione natalizia.
Il dolce tipico sono le nacatole, biscotto fritto a base di uova, strutto e liquori profumati.
Caratteristica della cucina locale è la preparazione casereccia della salsa di pomodoro e di diversi prodotti in salamoia o sott'olio, quali le olive, i peperoncini piccanti, le sardine e le verdure in giardiniera. Un'altra pietanza caratteristica della cucina melicucchese sono: "i zippuli", che oltre ad essere preparate come dolce, vengono preparate anche in varianti salate, ripiene e a mo' di ciambella salata.
Economia
L'economia del paese è prevalentemente agricola, basata sulla produzione dell'olio di oliva e degli agrumi (arance e mandarini). L'industria è costituita da piccole aziende che operano nei comparti edile, estrattivo, della lavorazione e conservazione di frutta e ortaggi, del vetro e della fabbricazione di strumenti ottici e fotografici, oltre che di macchine per l'agricoltura e la silvicoltura.
Infrastrutture e trasporti
Il paese è attraversato dalla SS 281 Rosarno-Marina di Gioiosa Ionica, ed è collegato con la SS 682 Jonio-Tirreno tramite l'omonimo svincolo.
Amministrazione
Note
Altri progetti
Collegamenti esterni
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It's not something we like to think about, but chances are that at some point in our lives, each of us will end up in the hospital. It may be planned, or completely unexpected. For a person who is blind or has a visual impairment, a visit to the hospital can be a more stressful experience, full of unfamiliar people and procedures.
Those who have less stressful hospital stays have likely done their homework first, to make the experience a bit easier. Fortunately for us, some of those people have shared their experience so that we can benefit.
In the March 2017 AccessWorld, Deborah Kendrick shares her experiences in an article: Advocating for Yourself in an Emergency Medical Situation: Advice for People with Visual Impairments. Reading this article is helpful as it provides in narrative form, information about what you can do to empower yourself and make your stay as positive as possible.
Another invaluable source of information comes from the Pennsylvania Council of the Blind. Their Information Access Committee has developed a document you can either print or email to your healthcare team. It contains information helpful to medical personnel of all types. The document is: Best Practices for Healthcare Professionals with Patients who are Visually Impaired.
Going to the hospital or even medical appointments isn't necessarily fun, but a little planning and advocacy can make it a much more positive experience. That way, you can concentrate on the important things, like feeling better.
If you have an experience or tip you'd like to share, we'd be happy to hear it. You can comment on our Facebook page, follow us on Twitter, or subscribe to our informative chat list.
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hos.pimp_id refers to pimps.id and cascades on update and delete.
But, wait! It's "A Pimp Named Slickback". You say the whole thing. It's like "A Tribe Called Quest".
That's better! Let's see how Crytal, like the champagne is doing.
Uh oh. Crystal ran off with Grandad, it looks.
Moral of the story? REPLACE INTO is not intelligent. It never does UPDATE. When the record already exists, it DELETEs and then INSERTs. This can be bad because it will trigger foreign key constraints.
If you are using foreign keys, you must check that they exist at the application layer. The REPLACE INTO might look like an attractive avenue to pursue, but it will leave you in tears. You will lose all your hos.
update An anonymous patron points out that with "INSERT INTO ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE", I can keep my ho's amd my foreign keys, and still be lazy about checking if a row exists or not! The best of both worlds.
I have no idea what that was, but it was funny.
Warren and I were talking about A Pimp Named Slickback today.
I never want to lose all my hos.
I hope everything with your dad went ok!
Also, I saw you from across the train station at cecil today and tried to text you "I see you" but then I realized somehow your number didnt transfer over to me new phone!
Hit me up with yo number.
Shoot. I don't think I copied your number over to my new phone either! Heh. I'll give you my number next time I see you on aim.
Thank you for the well wishing. My father is still in ICU, but doing well.
That should just cause an UPDATE event rather than a combo DELETE/INSERT event on a key collision, and therefore your ho-ranks are unchanged.
Thanks! First I've heard of that clause.
I filed a bug with Class::PObject, so hopefully they'll start using "ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE" instead of "REPLACE INTO" for updates and inserts. | {
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We continue to show you iuvo team's faces! Next on our meet-up list is Radina – our organized, ambitious and goal-oriented Customer Support Specialist. If we had to define her personality, we would say that Radina is always understanding and supportive, and "sometimes perfectionist" – as she may add. She holds a degree in International Economic Relations, but her passion and job positions so far lead her to communications and customer support. Before she joined iuvo team, Radina has been working in the non-banking financing sector.
I found out about iuvo from colleagues. I'm always open to new opportunities and this was something that I instantly got interested in.
I like going out with friends, reading, traveling. The usual stuff.
I believe that every investment I make is actually an investment in myself.
People should invest in themselves and their future. Investing money and assets is part of the whole picture, of course.
Some of them are still very insecure with P2P type of investments. It sounds to them too good to be true.
I rarely get mad. I always try to see the things from different perspective. We should be open to accept other people's opinion and mistakes.
Just try it out. Everything new could be scary in the beginning, but this is the only way we can improve. And in this case – you lose nothing, so why not give a try?
9. Let's wrap this up with an existential one. What comes first, the chicken or the egg? Explain why.
Oh, this one is easy. The chicken came first as a result of a cross-breed between two other species. | {
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New Leica M Monochrom sees the world in sharper black and white
Every day is grey with this powerful, pricy update to the 2012 original
by Sam Kieldsen
Follow @samkieldsen
30 April 2015 / 23:48MYT
This camera came out three years ago, didn't it?
Not really. That was simply the first Leica M Monochrom, while this is its replacement. It's just not called the "Mark II" or anything like that, just to confuse you. Leica dubs it the "Typ 246", but nobody's actually going to call it that are they?
I'm guessing it shoots only in black and white, like the first one
You're right on the money there, partner. The line of thinking is that colour digital camera images converted into black and white after the fact lose a little in the process, while the Monochrom's sensor is designed for black and white from the ground up. That means sharper black and white images – at least, according to Leica.
It looks exactly the same as the original though…
That it does (aside from the removal of the built-in flash). It's under that expensive-looking metal bodywork that the changes have been made.
The black and white sensor is an entirely new 24MP full-frame model with no low-pass filter and the ability to shoot with up to ISO 25,000 sensitivity, while the original's was 18MP, had a maximum ISO of 10,000 and wasn't full-frame. One advantage of the move to full-frame (aside from improved low light capabilities and the more scope for narrow depth of field shooting) is that almost all Leica's R series lenses are compatible, in addition to the M series lenses you could use with the first M Monochrom.
The other big addition is a speedy new Maestro image processor, which adds extra briskness to general operation.
Can it record video?
Yep, unlike its predecessor it can capture 1080p full HD video with stereo sound in the Motion JPEG format, which means each frame is an individual JPEG and nicely editable.
Any other changes?
The rear screen has been boosted from a 2.5in 230,000-dot LCD to a 3in 921,000-dot LCD, which is a pretty huge leap (and what the heck was Leica thinking with that first screen?). So it's all round a much, much better camera – at least on paper.
I suppose that means it's much, much pricier too?
The Leica M Monochrom Typ 246 is actually cheaper than the original was at launch: £5,750 (RM31,320) as opposed to £6,000 (RM32,681). However, you couldn't exactly describe it as affordable. But it's a Leica, after all – with that pedigree it was never going to be something you might buy on impulse.
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Conta 47.433 abitanti (2010) e ha una estensione di 181,73 km².
Il significato del nome della località in lingua nahuatl è luogo vicino agli uccelli quetzal.
Altri progetti
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Q: Call different list with similar name in a for loop I have a few lists that are with names: group1, group2, group3...
I need a for loop (lets say for (int i=1; i<=6; i++) and right now I check for example if i is 1 then use group1, if i is 2 use group2 etc... My question is, can I call the list with the 'i' in the end? Like groupi and when i is 1, its group1, when i is 2, its group2 etc. Here is the code:
for (int i = 0; i < groupNum; i++)
{
if (i == 0)
{
foreach (Player p1 in group1)
{
foreach (Player p2 in group1)
{
if (p1 != p2)
{
if (group1.IndexOf(p1) > group1.IndexOf(p2))
{
Game game = new Game(tournamentID, p1.id, p2.id);
game.status = "Pending";
gm.CreateGame(game);
}
}
}
}
}
else if (i == 1)
{
foreach (Player p1 in group2)
{
foreach (Player p2 in group2)
{
if (p1 != p2)
{
if (group2.IndexOf(p1) > group2.IndexOf(p2))
{
Game game = new Game(tournamentID, p1.id, p2.id);
game.status = "Pending";
gm.CreateGame(game);
}
}
}
}
}
else if (i == 2)
{
foreach (Player p1 in group3)
{
foreach (Player p2 in group3)
{
if (p1 != p2)
{
if (group3.IndexOf(p1) > group3.IndexOf(p2))
{
Game game = new Game(tournamentID, p1.id, p2.id);
game.status = "Pending";
gm.CreateGame(game);
}
}
}
}
}
else if (i == 3)
{
foreach (Player p1 in group4)
{
foreach (Player p2 in group4)
{
if (p1 != p2)
{
if (group4.IndexOf(p1) > group4.IndexOf(p2))
{
Game game = new Game(tournamentID, p1.id, p2.id);
game.status = "Pending";
gm.CreateGame(game);
}
}
}
}
}
else if (i == 4)
{
foreach (Player p1 in group5)
{
foreach (Player p2 in group5)
{
if (p1 != p2)
{
if (group5.IndexOf(p1) > group5.IndexOf(p2))
{
Game game = new Game(tournamentID, p1.id, p2.id);
game.status = "Pending";
gm.CreateGame(game);
}
}
}
}
}
else if (i == 5)
{
foreach (Player p1 in group6)
{
foreach (Player p2 in group6)
{
if (p1 != p2)
{
if (group6.IndexOf(p1) > group6.IndexOf(p2))
{
Game game = new Game(tournamentID, p1.id, p2.id);
game.status = "Pending";
gm.CreateGame(game);
}
}
}
}
}
As you can see, the code for different if statements is literally the same but the only difference is in using different lists with similar name (group1, group2..).
A: In General
This comes up a lot. No; you cannot programmatically build a variable name. By the time the code is compiled the variable names are gone anyway
If you ever have variables with names like
something1
something2
something3
etc, then this is a candidate for using an array but remember arrays start from 0
var something = new Thing[3];
(In your case the Thing is e.g. a Player)
Now you can have a fixed part and a varying part in your name:
Before you had Now you have
-------------- ------------
something1 something[0]
something2 something[1]
something3 something[2]
Arrays can be looped over with a for or foreach, and they can be accessed at random with hard coded indexes like above. Just like your code only having 3 variables named somethingX your array also has a fixed number of 3 values. Arrays don't grow
If you need something that works like an array but does grow, use a List:
var something = new List<Thing>();
This is a list of Thing, just like before you had an array of Thing.
Also, don't forget about dictionaries, which are like lists, in that they grow, but they can be indexed by anything, so you can programmatically build an index, and unlike arrays/lists which are indexed by an incrementing integer, a dictionary can skip out some indexes:
var dict = new Dictionary<int, Thing>();
This means "a dictionary indexed by an int and holding a Thing"
Now, this is possible:
dict[1] = new Thing();
dict[2] = new Thing();
dict[4] = new Thing(); //we skipped
The key can be anything, for example a string:
var dict = new Dictionary<string, Thing>();
dict["something1"] = new Thing();
dict["something2"] = new Thing();
dict["sometheng4"] = new Thing(); //watch out for typos!
You can programmatically build the key:
int x = 1;
dict["something"+x].SomePropertyOfThing = "Hello";
The only thing to note is that dictionary doesn't necessarily store it's contents in any kind of order. If you foreach it you might get the entries out in something2, sometheng4, something1 order. If you need order, you either have to sort the dict.Keys and then use it to access the dictionary, or you use a SortedDictionary or OrderedDictionary depending what you want
In summary, those are the main kinds of collections we use in C#; they have different strengths and weaknesses and choosing which to use in a situation is often an important engineering decision
Final point of note; strive to use plural names when working with collections, as it makes the code easier to reason about
Specifically in this case
In your particular case you're actually looking for an array of arrays, and a bit of LINQ might make your code easier to deal with:
var groups = new []{ group1, group2, group3 };
foreach(var g in groups)
foreach(var p1 in g)
foreach(var p2 in g.Where(p => p.id > p1.id))
gm.CreateGame(new Game(tournamentID, p1.id, p2.id){status = "Pending"});
If you want to make just one tournament for a particular group N, replace the foreach(var g in groups) with var g = groups[N]
This logic you have of "for each player 1, for each player 2, if they aren't the same player, find the index of the player 1, find the index of the player 2, if the one index is less than the two index" contains redundant logic, and it wastes resources finding things it has already found
Saying "for every player1 in the group, for every player2 whose id is greater than player1" cuts all that out. Player 2 must be a different player to Player 1 because their id is greater. There is no need to look up the index; you could shortcut your code to comparing the IDs rather than doing a notequals check then finding indexes then comparing
If your ID values aren't intrinsically comparable in a greater than sense for some reason (I assumed they would be ints) you can use a bit more linq to assign an index i to each player p in a group:
var groups = new []{
group1.Select((p,i) => (p,i)),
group2.Select((p,i) => (p,i)),
group3.Select((p,i) => (p,i))
};
This make a tuple of the player, and the index they're at, so a similar logic as before can work:
foreach(var g in groups)
foreach(var p1t in g)
foreach(var p2t in g.Where(pt => pt.i > p1t.i))
gm.CreateGame(new Game(tournamentID, p1t.p.id, p2t.p.id){status = "Pending"});
This time the Where demands the index i be greater for player 2
You should name your properties using PascalCase, not camelCase
A: As has already been suggested, you could collect all your groups in an array, and then iterate over that group array:
List<Player>[] groups = new[] { group1, group2, group3, group4, group5, group6 };
foreach (var group in groups)
{
// play games
}
I would like to suggest a simplification of your logic as well. You can achieve the same result using fewer nested loops by only looping through the necessary combinations of player 1 and player 2 in each group.
One way to do this is to:
*
*loop over the players' list indices rather than the Player objects in the lists (i.e. replace your nested foreach (Player p*) loops with nested for (int i*) (player index) loops)
*let the outer loop (looping over the indices for player 1) iterate over the current group from 0 to the second-to-last-index
*let the inner loop (looping over the indices for player 2) iterate over the current group from one index larger than the index of player 1 to the very last index
Implementation:
foreach (var group in groups)
{
for (int i1 = 0; i1 < group.Count - 1; i1++)
{
Player p1 = group[i1];
for (int i2 = i1 + 1; i2 < group.Count; i2++)
{
Player p2 = group[i2];
Game game = new Game(tournamentID, p1.id, p2.id);
game.status = "Pending";
gm.CreateGame(game);
}
}
}
If we refer to the index of player 1 simply as 1 and the index of player 2 simply as 2, the iterations over a group containing four players can be visualized as follows:
1 2 _ _
1 _ 2 _
1 _ _ 2
_ 1 2 _
_ 1 _ 2
_ _ 1 2
If you rather want the games to be created in the exact same order of player combinations as is done in your original post, the index conditions need to be altered so that p2 always comes before p1 in the group:
2 1 _ _
2 _ 1 _
_ 2 1 _
2 _ _ 1
_ 2 _ 1
_ _ 2 1
This can be achieved by altering the for loop statements slightly:
*
*the index of player 1 goes from 1 to the very last index in the group
*the index of player 2 goes from 0 to one index smaller than the index of player 1
foreach (var group in groups)
{
for (var i1 = 1; i1 < group.Count; i1++)
{
//
for (var i2 = 0; i2 < i1; i2++)
{
//
}
}
}
To ensure you are not trying to perform invalid looping on any of the groups, you could alter the foreach statement to consider the length of each group; either by using .Skip(1).Any() from the System.Linq namespace:
//using System.Linq;
foreach (var group in groups.Where(gr => gr.Skip(1).Any()))
{
// play games
}
or by counting the items in each group:
foreach (var group in groups.Where(gr => gr.Count > 1))
{
// play games
}
We're checking that the number of items in each group is greater than 1 (i.e. the number of items is at least 2), seeing as we want to play games with two players at a time.
A: create a list of grpups
var groups = new List<Group>(){
group1, group1, group3};
now you can do
if(group[i].Indexof.....)
etc
A: Just make an array of your groups, assuming they are List<Player> below, and iterate over that:
foreach(var grp in new List<Player>[] {group1, group2, group3, group4, group5, group6}) {
foreach (Player p1 in grp)
{
foreach (Player p2 in grp)
{
if (p1 != p2)
{
if (grp.IndexOf(p1) > grp.IndexOf(p2))
{
Game game = new Game(tournamentID, p1.id, p2.id);
game.status = "Pending";
gm.CreateGame(game);
}
}
}
}
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You don't want to miss this.
Sacramento Clean Cities' goal is to reduce fossil petroleum consumption in the transportation sector.
Electriphi Fleet Electrification Services
Electriphi, a company that provides a full menu of fleet electrification services will provide information on the importance of vehicle fleet charge management, and an overview of their pilot project at the Twin Rivers School District on March 16, 2021 at noon.
Registration is NOT required. Join at noon on 3/16/21 with this LINK
New California Updates, Regulations, and Requirements
Upcoming CARB Fleet Workshop
HD I/M Regulation 2/22/21: This new regulation will apply to all vehicles over 14,000#. Fleets will need to establish an account and submit regular reports. CARB also expects to do on-road "remote sensing" to identify vehicles with excessive emissions.
Advanced Clean Fleets Workshop
Advanced Clean Fleets Workshop 3/2/21 & 3/4/21: This regulation will require fleets in California to move to zero-emission vehicles in accordance with governor Newsom's executive order. The evening presentation has been moved from 3/4/21 to 3/2/21. You must re-register for the evening presentation.
Register or Re-register Here
Biodiesel Mandates
Biodiesel is currently mandated to use expensive additives to reduce NOx emissions if statewide use exceeds certain levels. This mandate will be lifted by CARB when engines with advanced NOx controls achieve certain penetration levels in on-road and off-road vehicles.
Sacramento Clean Cities Sponsors Make The News
Toyota's eTNGA Platform
Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA), developed cooperatively with Subaru, is their adaptable and reconfigurable EV platform that will underpin a wide range of Toyota, Lexus and Subaru EVs, allowing for front, rear and all wheel drive configurations and multiple battery pack sizes.
Toyota All-Electric SUV
Toyota will introduce an all-electric SUV in 2022, and is teasing the introduction of a second all-electric vehicle and a new plug-in hybrid. The Toyota "TNGA" platform will underpin all their future electric models
Toyota Hydrogen Fuel Cell Mirai
Toyota's 2021 ZEV Fuel Cell Mirai has a sophisticated, two-stage air filtration system to clean the ambient air that enters the fuel cell. The first stage removes larger particles plus some NOx and ammonia. The second stage is an electrostatically charged micro filter. The combined effect actually cleans the ambient air, removing 94% - 99.7% of particles down to 2.5 microns.
Ohm Electric Cars: Protect Yourself From Catalytic Converter Theft
Ohm Electric Cars in Dixon has a low-cost solution for catalytic converter theft. For a flat rate of $150, they will install the Cat Security™ system, protecting your Prius from a $3K cat replacement bill.
Ohm Electric Cars
Ohm Electric Cars: Upfits, Conversions, and Diagnostics
Ohm Electric is also the place you can go for help with hard-to-diagnose EV performance issues, EV equipment upfits and even ICE-to-EV conversions.
Contact Ash Dalal at [email protected]
Nissan Mobile Office
Nissan has created a concept mobile office based on their NV350 van. The office module is fully contained within the van but can extend out the back to become a shaded outdoor office space. Nissan is considering making the office module components available for 3rd party upfit.
Alternative Fuel Insight
Amazon's Rivian Electric Van
Rivian is starting out with a commitment from Amazon to purchase 100,000 delivery vans,and has announced that their vans will come in three sizes, 500, 700 and 900 cubic feet of cargo storage. The 500 will be narrower but all three will have the same turning radius. The skateboard platform will be nearly identical, stretched to fit from smallest to largest.
Millor to Manufacture Cobalt-Free Lithium-Ion Batteries
Millor, a European battery manufacturer, has announced that they expect to market a cobalt-free battery by Q4 2023. Cobalt is a scarce rare earth metal.
Powerpaste Stores Hydrogen at Higher Density than Lithium Batteries
Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Advanced Materials in Germany have developed a gel that stores hydrogen for fuel cells at 10 times the energy density of a lithium battery. The gel does not require heavy tanks or high pressures and that can be stored and transported in conventional tank trucks.
Komatsu and Proterra Collaboration to Develop Electric Construction Equipment
Komatsu has announced a plan to put a battery-electric excavator into pilot demonstration by Q4 of 2021, using Proterra's high energy density battery technology. (Note: Sacramento Regional Transit, Yolo Transit and the Sacramento Airport are all currently running Proterra buses in daily operation.)
ChargePoint Fleet Electrification Study
ChargePoint reports on a study done by UPS and GreenBiz of the top reasons why fleets are electrifying. 83% of fleets indicated they were going electric to meet sustainability and environmental goals and 64% said it was to achieve lower operating costs.
Refineries Report
California Refineries: For the week ending 2/6/21, refineries in California produced 5,731 barrels of gasoline and 1,891 barrels of diesel. The current LCFS Credit for 1 MT of CO2 is $190.00.
Read More Here for gasoline and diesel production.
Read More Here for LCFS credit.
Subscribe to the Sacramento Clean Cities Weekly E-Newsletter
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Q: How to give a file name to uploadFile EF C# I am uploading a file and wish to name it with one of the input fields which I wille be typing in my view. For ex: I type "Test" in my "Designation Commerciale" field. However, it gives me the NullReferenceException as it does not find any. Would appreciate your help. Thanks.
Controller:
public async Task<string> UploadFile(IFormFile file)
{
//bool iscopied;
string resp = String.Empty;
try
{
if (file.Length > 0)
{
var model = new IdentificationProduitViewModel();
string x = model.DesignationCommerciale;
string filename = x + Path.GetExtension(file.FileName);
string path = Path.GetFullPath(Path.Combine(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(), "UploadFds"));
using (var filestream = new FileStream(Path.Combine(path, filename), FileMode.Create))
{
await file.CopyToAsync(filestream);
}
//iscopied = true;
resp = filename;
}
else
{
// iscopied = false;
resp = String.Empty;
}
}
catch(Exception)
{
throw;
}
return resp;
}
HTTPPOST:
string tryupload = await UploadFile(file_fds);
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(tryupload))
{
TempData["uploadok"] = "Fichier chargé avec success !";
model.Fds_Filepath = tryupload;
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By Philip Thomas on October 16, 2013
Posted in Mississippi Supreme Court
What's the worst legal decision in Mississippi history? That's easy: Brown v. State, 161 So. 465 (Miss. 1935).
In a decision that the U.S. Supreme Court reversed, the Mississippi Supreme Court affirmed the conviction of three black men based on confessions obtained by a lynch mob through torturing the defendants. Judge Primeaux blogged about the case and the dissenting judge (Justice Griffith) a few weeks ago in this post.
The Brown case was also covered in Philip Dray's At the Hands of Persons Unknown – The Lynching of Black America. The case involved the Kemper County murder of a white planter. Three black laborers were convicted based on a confession obtained by a deputy sheriff led mob.
Judge Primeaux quotes the dissent, which includes this description of old style Mississippi justice:
Upon his denial they seized him, and with the participation of the deputy they hanged him by a rope to the limb of a tree, and, having let him down, they hung him again, and when he was let down the second time, and he still protested his innocence, he was tied to a tree and whipped, and, still declining to accede to the demands that he confess, he was finally released, and he returned with some difficulty to his home, suffering intense pain and agony. The record of the testimony shows that the signs of the rope on his neck were plainly visible during the socalled trial. A day or two thereafter the said deputy, accompanied by another, returned to the home of the said defendant and arrested him, and departed with the prisoner towards the jail in an adjoining county, but went by a route which led into the state of Alabama; and while on the way, in that state, the deputy stopped and again severely whipped the defendant, declaring that he would continue the whipping until he confessed, and the defendant then agreed to confess to such a statement as the deputy would dictate, and he did so, after which he was delivered to jail.
The other two defendants were treated just as badly and then warned that if they recanted their confessions, the would be tortured again.
The deputy did not dispute the defendants' account of the torture:
So confident were the police in their actions that when Deputy Dial followed the accused to the witness stand he did not dispute their testimony. Asked by the judge how seriously the men had been beaten, the deputy replied, 'Not too much for a negro; not as much as I would have done if it were left to me.' Despite having heard the accused complain of torture and Dial admit that the confessions had been extracted by force, the jury voted to convict. [At the Hands of Persons Unknown, p. 316].
No direct or circumstantial evidence connected the defendants to the murder other than the bogus confessions.
The Miss. Supreme Court refused to set aside the convictions by finding that the defendants did not properly raise objections to their "confessions":
This record discloses no objection to the confessions on the ground of self–crimination, but, aside from that, they were competent when admitted, and, although the appellants had the right and an opportunity so to do, no request to exclude them was made after evidence tending to show their incompetency was introduced.
The majority reasoned that to set aside the confessions would give the defendants preferential treatment based on race:
The rules of procedure here applied are technical only in the sense that all such rules are, and what the appellants request is simply that they be excepted from the procedure heretofore uniformly applied to all litigants. This we cannot do. All litigants, of every race or color, are equal at the bar of this court, and we would feel deeply humiliated if the contrary could be justly said.
Nothing herein said is intended to even remotely sanction the method by which these confessions were obtained.
The U.S. Supreme Court reversed, holding that the defendants' due process rights were violated. Dray describes the Brown decision as a stepping stone for federal civil rights decisions.
Sadly, lynch mob justice continued in Mississippi for over twenty more years. A mob lynched Mack Charles Parker in Pearl River County in 1959. The FBI solved the crime, but neither state nor federal grand juries indicted the perpetrators–who were known by all in the community.
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Wisconsin will take on 12th seeded Pac 12 champions Oregon in a first round game in San Jose Friday.
"Obviously this is an exciting day for us, this group of young men to my right, and the rest of the team in terms of how much we've worked this year," Badgers head coach Greg Gard said. "They've really improved and grown and came together and knew this was a big one of their goals as they entered the off season a year ago was to get back to this position and I couldn't be more proud of how this group has worked and overcome a lot of things and they've earn their way into the tournament again. For this program to go to 20 of the last 21 speaks to the young men that have been in this program."
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Język kamarian (a. kamariang), także seruawan – język austronezyjski z wyspy Seram w prowincji Moluki w Indonezji.
Był używany w trzech wsiach. W 1978 r. znała go niewielka część mieszkańców wsi Kamarian i Rumakai (osoby w wieku powyżej 50/60 lat), dziś znajduje się na skraju wymarcia. W 2000 r. odnotowano, że ma mniej niż 50 użytkowników. Według doniesień z 2013 r. główny język wsi Rumakai to malajski amboński. Lokalny język pozostaje w użyciu w pewnych obrzędach, aczkolwiek w ograniczonym zakresie.
Przypisy
Języki Moluków
Języki austronezyjskie
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11/19/2014 01:03 pm ET Updated Nov 19, 2014
Idina Menzel And Michael Bublé Release Cover Of 'Baby, It's Cold Outside,' The Kiddie Edition
The song has been covered by everyone from Miss Piggy to Ray Charles, and now Idina Menzel and Michael Bublé have released their own rendition "Baby, It's Cold Outside" -- with a kid-friendly twist.
On Monday, Menzel posted a music video of the new duet on her YouTube page. The clip, which has been watched more than 630,000 times so far, features two snazzily dressed children mouthing the words to the holiday classic as they prance around a retro-looking hotel.
"Baby, It's Cold Outside" has long been criticized for its questionable lyrics, so some of the words in this latest version were tweaked. The eyebrow-raising line "Say, what's in this drink," for instance, was changed to "Was that a wink?"
Still, viewers have been conflicted about this kid-ified cover of the holiday classic, with some calling it sweet and others, totally creepy.
As The Daily Beast put it: "The children are precocious and cute and the whole thing is freaking adorable. But also … what the hell?!"
Disturbing or darling? Watch the video, and tell us what you think in the comments.
Dominique Mosbergen
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So, if you don't already know it, I'm in love with Mason jars. Well, Mason jars and pallets, but that's another blog post. I know we've already covered Mason jars once on Thrifty Thursday, (that blog post is here), but ol' Mason and I have recently rekindled our relationship so I thought I'd share.
Several months ago, I decided to stop using plastic (even BPA free) and start using my extra glass jars for storage purposes. Surprisingly, these containers have met almost every need I have (with the exception of packing my daughter's PB&J for lunch). So, let's do it–the top ten uses of glass jars in the kitchen.
7. Shakers–Take the flat top of the metal lid and poke holes in top with an ice pick and hammer. Perfect to create some rustic shakers for salt and pepper, cinnamon, spices, etc.
8. Pinch bowls–The 4oz size work nicely for holding those small amounts of baking items like baking soda or salt as well as herbs while your cooking. Forget investing in those fancy 4 for $16 pinch bowls–4 0z canning jars are perfect.
9. Baking–baking? yes, baking! Did you know you can bake in jar. Whenever I need single servings, I use a Mason jar and my toaster over. Perfect!
10. Window gardens–a great project for kids or just to add some flair to your kitchen windowsill.
I love Mason jars too! I have not been using the 4oz ones, but I will try them! I usually buy them for gift canning, so a give a lot of them away! I bet they are the perfect container for dip to go with chips!
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The Wall Street JournalOpinion
Of Mustard Fuel and Marines
How do you hide from the enemy if your camp runs on a giant windmill?
Although few realize it, the military is just as susceptible to fads and political correctness as any other government agency. Thus, in response to prodding from the executive branch, both the Air Force and Navy have announced plans to get half their fuel from "renewable resources" by 2020.
"We have already tested the F-18 Hornet on biofuels, the Green Hornet," Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus explained in a speech last year. "The biofuel it used was made from camelina, a member of the mustard family.... | {
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The fundamental principle of cardiac behaviour which states that the force of contraction of the cardiac muscle is proportional to its initial length. The energy set free at each contraction is a simple function of cardiac filling. When the diastolic filling of the heart is increased or decreased with a given volume, the displacement of the heart increases or decreases with this volume.
The LINACRE lecture on the law of the heart.(Cambridge, 1915). London, 1918.
Methoden zur Bestimmung von Volumschwankungen.
Handbuch der biologischen Arbeitsmethoden, Abt. 5, T. 4, 1, Berlin and Vienna, 1923. Die Bestimmung des Schlagvolumens beim Tier.
Handbuch der biologischen Arbeitsmethoden, Abt. 5, T. 4, 1, Berlin and Vienna, 1923.
The regulation of the output of the heart.
Journal of Physiology, Cambridge, 1927, 62: 243-261. | {
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You don't say. Now let's find the NSA agent who dialed them in.
According to NBC, these threats are against planes already in the sky.
What turned out to be a hoax led to police searching a US Airways flight and its passengers after it landed at Philadelphia International Airport Tuesday morning.
The airport confirmed there was a police investigation going on around 6:30 a.m. after flight 648 from San Diego landed as scheduled in Philly with 88 passengers and five crew on board.
The aircraft had taken off from California at 10:35 p.m. PDT and landed in Philadelphia on schedule shortly after 6:15 a.m. EDT.
"The TSA Operations Center in Washington, DC had received a phone threat stating that there was an explosive device on the plane," said Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Joe Sullivan. "Out of an abundance of caution" the airport declared a bomb threat and moved the plane to a remote area.
At least five bomb threats were phoned in Tuesday against flights originating or landing in the United States, government sources told NBC News. The sources said that the threats were not deemed credible.
Four of the five flights — one each from US Airways, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines and the Mexican carrier Volaris — landed. The fifth, Korean Air Flight 23 from Seoul to San Francisco, was still in the air, scheduled to land Tuesday afternoon.
In Philadelphia, police met the US Airways plane, Flight 648 from San Diego, when it landed. NBC Philadelphia reported that a police bomb squad, including dogs, searched the plane and passengers and gave the all-clear.
The three other flights that had landed were Delta Flight 55, from Los Angeles to Atlanta; United Flight 995, from San Francisco to Chicago O'Hare; and Volaris Flight 939, from Portland, Oregon,to Guadalajara, Mexico.
US equity markets dropped on the news but judging by how fast stocks rebounded after the original CNBC report it makes one wonder if this was just a trial balloon to see how fast BTFDers BTFD after a terrorism headline. The answer: 5 minutes.
Conclusion: the Fear Department will need to work harder to overcome the natural instinct of an entire generation of BTFDers to inspire a marketwide panic. | {
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Japanese IT Firm to Digitize Vatican Manuscripts
tags: Vatican, digitization
(VATICAN CITY) — A Japanese information technology company has agreed to digitize 3,000 Vatican manuscripts in a deal to make some of the Catholic Church's most historic documents available online.
The Vatican Apostolic Library says it hopes Thursday's announced agreement with Tokyo-based NTT DATA Corp. would protect fragile manuscripts for perusal by scholars worldwide.
NTT DATA said it would digitize 3,000 manuscripts totaling 1.5 million pages over the next four years in a contract worth 18 million euros ($22.6 million)....
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Board game maker The OP is teaming up with Kingdom Hearts for a special RPG-style version of its Talisman game.
Talisman is a tabletop RPG-style "sugoroku" dice game from Games Workshop, which is known for the Warhammer series. The player chooses a character and then plays through the three-level board fighting battles and encountering events while picking up items to increase their strength as they head towards the final level.
Hobby Japan will be selling the Japanese language edition of the game, while an English language edition will also be available digitally via PC and mobile.
The game will be titled Talisman: Kingdom Hearts Edition. Gameplay details have not yet been confirmed but the game will feature Sora, Kairi, Riku, King Mickey, and Goofy and will be playable by two to six players. While preserving the classic Talisman features, the Kingdom Hearts edition is expected to incorporate various areas etc from the much loved video game.
The key to Kingdom Hearts' secret ending lies in a certain iconic Disney mark. | {
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Val Villas is a Contemporary style community located within minutes to shops, restaurants, and the ocean in the Circle Area/Eastside region of Long Beach, California. Built in 1985, Val Villas is comprised of several luxury units. This complex offers floor plans that feature mirrored closet doors, open living areas, ceiling fans, granite elements, modern kitchens, and many updates. Residents are attracted to Val Villas because of the amazing amenities, the Southern California lifestyle, and the ocean breezes. It is also a short distance to grocery stores, public schools, medical offices, freeway access, and public transportation. This complex offers secured parking and pet friendly policies.
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Listed once again as of September 13th at 8:36am, this Spanish home was originally listed on September 12th in 2018. The property is being listed at a price of $319,000 , the same as its original list price. This 2 bedroom, 1 full bath residence is located on Obispo Avenue, an excellent location in .
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Originally built in 1985, this home sits on a 6,099 square foot lot.
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Application note: Stability study of battery coating slurries
Stability study of battery coating slurries
The stability of coating slurries used for the production of anodes and cathodes was tested using the dispersion stability analysis system MultiScan MS 20. Analysing the time-dependent and position-dependent transmission and backscattering intensity of different slurries, unstable slurry formulations could be identified within a short period of time which is valuable information in the development and optimisation of battery slurries.
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Electro mobility is one of the key elements for climate-friendly transportation and has the potential to render our environment cleaner as well as to improve quality of life especially in urban areas. The success of electro mobility strongly depends on the affordability and efficiency of the utilised battery systems. Tremendous efforts are undertaken in labs all around the world aiming at the improvement of different components of the batteries, such as the anodes and cathodes [1].
Lithium batteries are the most widespread used mobile battery systems [2]. Their electrodes are made up of multi-component mixtures that are manufactured from dispersions of micro- or nano-scaled powders in highly viscous polymer solutions. These 'coating slurries' contain a large percentage of solid particles of different composition, size and shape.
In order to facilitate the electrode production and guarantee products of reproducible quality it is crucial that the coating slurries are homogeneous and stable regarding the distribution of their ingredients.
Hence, during the development process of the coating slurries, it is essential to study the dispersion stability. Challengingly, the separation of individual components is very often invisible to the naked eye for weeks, or even months, which makes technical help a must have for a fast and timely product development process. The dispersion stability analysis system MultiScan MS 20 from DataPhysics Instruments (see Fig. 2) with its matching software MSC, is the ideal partner for the thorough stability optimisations required in the development of nano-particle based battery slurries. It is able to detect even slightest changes within dispersions and thus allows looking into and evaluating any occurring separation processes fast and objectively. Moreover, a dispersion stability analysis with the MS 20 can also provide information on possible destabilisation mechanisms which is helpful to eventually eliminate the instabilities.
A study of two different nano-particle based battery coating slurries with the MS 20 and a comparison of the results will be presented throughout this application note.
Fig. 1 left: Battery pack for electric vehicle
right: Battery slurry 1 in sample container after 26 hours
For analysing a dispersion with the MultiScan MS 20, the dispersion is filled into a, standard sample container (max. volume 27 ml) which is then placed into one of the system's ScanTowers . The towers incorporate a scanning unit, composed of a transmission and a backscattering LED along with a detector, which moves up and down the vertical side of the sample container (along the z-axis) in customer-defined time intervals. This allows to detect the transmission and backscattering intensities both position-resolved and time-resolved, which is represented as multiple intensity profiles in intensity–position diagrams in the MSC software (see figure 3, figure 4 and figure 5)
In the experiment described here the stability of two battery slurries with different formulations was studied. For this purpose 20 ml of each battery slurry was poured into a standard sample container and put into a scan tower in which temperature had been set to T = 25 °C. A measurement routine was set up which scheduled scans every 5 min for a total measuring time of 26 hours (slurry 1) or 120 hours (slurry 2), respectively. The scanned z-axis range was between 0 mm (bottom of the sample container) and 50 mm (fill level).
Figure 1 right shows the sample container filled with unstable battery coating slurry 1 at the end of the experiment.
Fig. 2: DataPhysics Instruments MS 20 stability analysis system
Figure 3 shows the plots of the transmission and backscattering intensities against the position for battery slurry 1. The colour-coding indicates the time at which the individual intensity profiles were recorded (red: t = 0 s, to purple: t = 26 h).
The transmission profiles of slurry 1 (see figure 3, top) show a constant mean intensity value of ITr = 0 %, which does not change throughout the whole experiment. This can be explained by the turbidity of the battery coating slurry that prevents the transmission of any incident light.
The backscattering diagram (see figure 3, bottom), on the other hand, shows a clear time-dependent and position-dependent change of the intensity signal.
Fig. 3: Transmission (top) and backscattering (bottom) intensity vs. position diagrams for battery slurry 1, with intensity profiles colour-coded from red to violet from the first to the last scan, respectively
This indicates that battery slurry 1 is not stable over the investigated time period but some destabilisation processes are occurring. This becomes even more obvious in a relative plot where the change of the backscattering intensity compared to the one of the very first scan is shown (see figure 4).
Looking closer at the shape of the backscattering profiles in figure 4 one can see an increase of the backscattering at the bottom of the sample container along with a backscattering decrease at the top of the sample. This indicates a sedimentation process with a sedimentation layer building up at the bottom and the sample clearing up from the top (see figure 1 right). Hence, a possible further analysis step could be the determination of the sedimentation velocity using the Migration Front analysis option of the MSC software.
Fig. 4: Relative backscattering intensity vs. position diagram with profiles illustrating the intensity relative to the intensity measured at t = 0 s
For the second studied sample, battery slurry 2, the situation looks completely different. As can be seen in figure 5, for battery slurry 2 both the transmission and the backscattering intensities did not change during the whole measurement time of 120 hours. This indicates that slurry 2 is very stable and hence from this perspective a great candidate for battery coating.
Fig. 5: Relative transmission (top) and backscattering (bottom) intensity vs. position diagrams for battery slurry 2 (intensities relative to the one measured at t = 0 s)
Using the dispersion stability analysis system MultiScan MS 20 from DataPhysics Instruments and the corresponding MSC software the stability of two different battery slurries was studied and compared. Recording transmission and backscattering intensity profiles for a period of 26 and 120 hours, respectively, one of the slurries (sample 2) could be identified as stable while the other one (sample 1) clearly turned out to be unstable.
Due to the turbidity of the two slurries this was not seen in the transmission data, but became directly obvious looking at the (relative) backscattering profiles which show distinct changes for battery slurry 1, after a couple of hours, while for slurry 2 there are no changes during the whole measuring time of 5 days.
Due to the shape of the evolving backscattering profiles of battery slurry 1 one can furthermore deduce that the predominant destabilisation process is apparently sedimentation as a migrating sedimentation front and a growing sedimentation layer are seen.
The opportunity to observe position-resolved and time-resolved even smallest changes of a sample's backscattering and transmission within a very short period of time enables the producers of battery coating slurries (as well as producers of all kinds of dispersions) to fast and objectively carry out stability analysis. Thus, the dispersion stability analysis system MultiScan MS 20 from DataPhysics Instruments helps to quickly anticipate long term stability and thus guarantees a time and cost efficient product development.
Liu, D. , Chen, L. , Liu, T. , Fan, T. , Tsou, E. and Tiu, C. (2014) An Effective Mixing for Lithium Ion Battery Slurries. Advances in Chemical Engineering and Science, 4, 515-528.
Brodd R.J. (2009) Synopsis of the Lithium-Ion Battery Markets. In: Yoshio M., Brodd R. J., Kozawa A. (Eds.) Lithium-Ion Batteries. Springer, New York, NY
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Major legislation changes by the NSW Government to remove the semi-protected status of deer will be the topic of discussion at GLENRAC's Deer Information Evening later this month.
Under changes to the Game and Federal Animal Control Act 2002, landholders will experience an ease in game restrictions to assist them in managing the surging populations of feral deer that are damaging properties across NSW.
Minister for Agriculture, Adam Marshall praised the changes, saying that removing game status will give landholders more flexibility to manage deer and will bring its classification into line with other feral animals such as wild dogs, foxes, rabbits and pigs.
A number of leading industry professionals will be on hand during the information evening to assist landholders in understanding what the changes are, and how these can be implemented effectively.
Professional Pest Controller, Ned Makim, will be discussing the simplest ways for farmers to manage deer populations, including what to look for in deer behaviour and quick and effective strategies to reduce deer numbers.
"What I hope to help landholders with is some simple strategies that they can immediately put into place to effectively reduce the impact of deer on drought affected land," said Mr Makim.
NSW DPI Compliance Officer, Andrew McCallister, will be discussing Biosecurity legislation as well as the changes to the licensing required for wild deer management and what this means for farmers.
The evening will also include a presentation by NSW Police Rural Crime Investigator, Sergeant Gavin Berry, who will discuss the rates of rural crime in the region. Representatives from Local Land Services and trail camera resellers, Get Trapped, will be available to speak with attendees on the night.
This event is supported by The NSW Department of Industries and Landcare NSW Program: Managing Established Pest Animals and Weeds and the NSW Police Force.
The Deer Information Evening will be held on
Thursday September 26th, 7:00pm-9:00pm, Glen Innes & District Services Club.
For catering purposes, please RSVP to GLENRAC by
24th September by phone:
02 6732 3443, or email: [email protected], or drop in to the GLENRAC office at 68 Church St, Glen Innes. | {
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Extending the life of an airframe has proven challenging and costly. Extending the life of an avionics system, however, is one of the most critical and difficult aspects of extending total aircraft system lifetimes. Critical components go out of production or become obsolete, and many former suppliers of military-grade components have gone out of business. From 1986 to 1996, for example, the percentage of discontinued military/aerospace electronic devices nearly doubled— from 7.5 percent to 13.5 percent. In addition, legacy avionics systems, which were designed to meet requirements of the past, generally lack the full capability to perform new missions, meet new threats, or perform well in the new information-intensive battlefield environments.
As the legacy aircraft fleet ages, avionics systems will become more and more difficult to support and maintain. Whereas the military once provided a large and profitable market for the electronics industry, the military electronics market today constitutes less than 1 percent of the commercial market. As a result, the military must increasingly rely on commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technologies for its avionics hardware and software. Although COTS items are generally less expensive than comparable items designed especially to meet military specifications, the technology-refresh cycle for COTS is typically 18 months or less, which exacerbates the obsolescence problem for aircraft whose lifetimes are measured in decades. The short refresh cycle is driven mostly by the tremendous advances in computer systems, which comprise an increasing percentage of avionics content.
- Gather information from DoD, other government agencies, and industrial sources on the status of, and issues surrounding, the aging avionics problem. This should include briefings from and discussions with senior industry executives and military acquisition and support personnel. A part of this activity should include a review of Air Force Materiel Command's study on diminishing manufacturing sources to recommend ways to mitigate avionics obsolescence.
- Provide recommendations for new approaches and innovative techniques to improve management of aging avionics, with the goal of helping the Air Force to enhance supportability and replacement of aging and obsolescing avionics and minimize associated life cycle costs. Comment on the division of technology responsibility between DoD and industry.
National Research Council. 2001. Aging Avionics in Military Aircraft. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. https://doi.org/10.17226/10108.
Click here to obtain permission for Aging Avionics in Military Aircraft. | {
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For Easter brunch this year, I decided to brighten up the colors of our table by featuring our favorite Fiestaware, arranged on a flowery tablecloth. There's something fun about bringing mix-matched items together without a lot of fuss. With fresh flowers, hand-painted Easter eggs and Lindt chocolate bunnies in little take-home favor-baskets for the guests, the table is set.
This brings us to the amazing story of Fiestaware, the classic American dishes that seem to brighten up our coastal entertaining for almost every occasion.
When we built our Galveston weekend beach cottage 20 years ago, our dear late mother, Lorene, loved selecting each item of our Fiestaware collection, piece by piece.
After recent research, I discovered Fiestaware is the most popular American dinnerware ever and the only remaining pottery produced in the United States. These dishes were introduced to the American public in 1936 by Englishman Frederick Hurten Rhead, and were produced by the Homer Laughlin China Company of Newell, West Virginia. This pottery lost favor in 1973, but was reintroduced in 1986 by this same company and is going stronger than ever. The new Fiestaware is free of lead, oven-proof and microwave-safe compared to the vintage pieces.
Martha Stewart, a famous collector of Fiestaware, loved her grandmother's colorful collection, she has said. As Stewart tells the story, she always chose the turquoise plate when dining in her grandmother's kitchen. These days, Fiestaware can be purchased from a host of retailers at very reasonable price points. The new Fiestaware is available at "Yesterday's Best," 114 20th St. After a trip to this wonderful little shop, I couldn't pass up purchasing the happy color turquoise oven-proof baking dishes for our collection.
Serve these coastal-inspired crab bites with sips of your favorite seaside margarita to get the party started. Adapted from a recipe by Betty Crocker Kitchens.
Preheat oven to 375 F. Spray 24 mini muffin cups generously with cooking spray.
In small bowl, stir baking mix and butter until blended. Add boiling water and stir vigorously until soft dough forms. Press rounded teaspoonful of dough in bottom and up side of each muffin cup to make a thin crust. Divide crabmeat among muffin cups.
In another bowl, beat half and half and egg with fork until blended. Stir in onion tops, salt and cayenne pepper. Spoon 1 teaspoon egg mixture into each muffin cup. Sprinkle Parmesan cheese over tops. Bake 15-20 minutes or until edges are golden brown and centers are set. Let cool 10 minutes.
Slide a knife around each quiche and carefully remove from pan. These hardy appetizers can be made a day ahead stored lightly covered on a cookie sheet and refrigerated. Reheat in 375 F oven about 5 minutes or until hot.
Fruity glazed ham steak is a great choice for those who want to avoid cooking the whole big ham.
Preheat oven to 350 F. Drain pineapple, reserving juice. Pat ham dry with paper towels. In large skillet on stove top, lightly brown ham steak, each side, in 1 tablespoon butter.
In another pan, prepare glaze with remaining 1 tablespoon butter, brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, Dijon mustard, pineapple juice and white rum. Stir together and cook slowly until thick.
Slice oranges and arrange slices on bottom of 13-inch-by-9-inch baking pan. Place ham steak over the oranges. Spread glaze over the ham. Arrange pineapple and cherries on top of the ham. Bake uncovered for 30 minutes or more until heated through.
Preheat oven to 350 F. Spray an 8- or 9-inch square baking dish with cooking spray.
Combine water and salt in large saucepan and bring to a boil. Gradually stir in grits. Reduce heat to low, cover and cook 5 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Remove from heat. Stir in butter, 2 cups of the cheese and garlic powder. Stir until cheese is melted. Add Worcestershire, eggs and chopped jalapeños, mixing slowly and gradually so that the eggs incorporate into the hot grits. Pour into prepared baking dish. Sprinkle with remaining ½ cup cheese and dust lightly with paprika.
Bake 45 minutes or until set. Let stand at least 10 minutes before serving.
Place cream cheese and seasonings in blender or food processor and mix until creamy. Marinate asparagus in dressing an hour or more and drain.
Melt butter. Trim crusts from bread and brush each side with melted butter. Spread one side of bread with cream cheese mixture. Place 2 asparagus spears diagonally on top of cream cheese. Bring corners together, diagonally and cross edges, securing with a toothpick.
Dust lightly with paprika. Place on shallow baking sheet. Bake 8 or 10 minutes until lightly browned and toasty.
This yummy muffin is an old-fashioned favorite from famous cookbook author Helen Corbitt. This recipe makes 24 mini muffins and six regular for guests to choose their preferences.
Preheat oven to 375 F. With electric mixer, cream butter and sugar. Add eggs, beat well and mix in flour.
Stir baking soda into buttermilk. Add this to batter along with zest from the oranges. (Save juice for the glaze.) Beat just until mixed.
For glaze, mix together brown sugar and orange juice (about ½ cup of juice) Using a small spoon, drizzle glaze over warm muffins. Let cool a few minutes. Remove muffins carefully from pan while still warm.
For the latest in holiday décor, coastal fans are loving hurricane lanterns in all colors, shapes and sizes. Martha Justice's simple turquoise lantern was transformed into an Easter showpiece with fresh flowers of the season, created by Christina Diaz, floral manager at Randalls on 61st Street in Galveston.
Martha Justice is the author of "Easy Breezy Coastal Cooking," inspired by Galveston's coastal lifestyle. The cookbook is available for order online at www.grandcookbook.com or through Justice via email at [email protected]. | {
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'The enthusiasm is there': College students push through obstacles to cast their votes
Boston Globe, Laura Krantz:
"What we are seeing is challenges because of COVID, and then innovations to overcome those challenges," Thomas said.
Many voting advocates hope young people will make the connection between the historic levels of activism that took place over the summer, following the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and other Black people at the hands of police, and the ballot box.
"What we are trying to do... is help [college students] understand that full trajectory. That you can be out protesting, and now you can vote and be heard in that way, and then after the election you can stay engaged," said Michael Burns, national director of the Campus Vote Project.
At Harvard University, a new program aimed at increasing civic engagement is on hyperdrive in the final days before the election. It began last year with an initiative that gave first-year students an opportunity to vote when they picked up their ID card and dorm key on move-in day.
This year, the program has hired 12 undergraduate fellows to contact every member of the student body individually and make sure they are registered to vote and help with any issues. Out of the approximately 5,200 undergraduates, somewhere between 500 and 750 experienced problems, said Kevin Ballen, a junior who co-chairs the Harvard Votes Challenge. | {
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Arianne Binette September 9, 2019 Festivals, Reviews, TIFF19
Seberg [TIFF19 Review]
Jean Seberg became an icon after starring in the film that would start the French New Wave, Jean-Luc Goddard's Breathless. She became a staple in French cinema and her star burned bright after. While never really being able to escape her feature debut as Joan of Arc, a role that left permanent scars not only on her body but also on her mind, Seberg disappeared from Hollywood and would go on to die from what appeared to be suicide after disappearing for ten days just a few days after the anniversary of her daughter's death. But the real mystery came between those years before she left Hollywood where a few years she found herself being a political activist in the United States and found herself at the centre of an FBI investigation that would end up kind of ruining her life. This is period of her life is explored in the biopic Seberg starring Kristen Stewart in the titular role.
Kristen Stewart as being able to create herself a portfolio of work that is strong. While some might still scruff at her name, just like they do at Robert Pattinson's, she has been able to shed her Bella Swan image from Twilight and nothing is more evident than with her work in this film. While her performance starts really small and contained, she plays the emotional scene as Jean starts to break down perfectly. While not on par with my favourite role of hers, Clouds of Sils Maria, Stewart continues to prove that she is a fine actress. The scene where Jean is having a mental breakdown and tries to find a bug that isn't there is heartbreaking and Stewart sells Seberg's desperation in a subtle but powerful way. Without her, the film would fail because she is by far the strongest component of the film.
The other strong performance of the film belongs to Jack O'Connell. He does everything he can with his role but he is also my main problem with the film. This film might be about Jean Seberg but because he was added, it makes it feel like it becomes his film too. While doing research, I quickly realized that Jack, the character that O'Connell plays, is probably an invention and that makes it worse. Because we could have had the story without him. Having the FBI investigation is interesting but we didn't need him to become the reason why Jean gets better by the end. She was strong and her film should have been about her and no about someone else too. A lot of time is spent with Jack and because of that Jean's story starts to feel like a second thought at times.
Shot by Rachel Morrison, it's no surprise that the film looks great. Morrison has been making a name for herself in the last few years and she has an eye that just pulls you in. Her camera sees the little things that you wouldn't and she is able to create frames that look like art. While not flashy like some of her other work, Black Panther is the best example, Morrison is still able to create frames that capture your attention. Her quiet eye fits with the film and it becomes more and more "flashy" as Jean's justified paranoia starts to take control.
Seberg could have been great, it has a great lead actress and an interesting story but the fact that they decided to add an element that was unnecessary made the film fall. The story of Jean Seberg is interesting and should have been enough to sustain itself. It's nothing against O'Connell who does a great job but he takes away from the main story and it kind of becomes his film which it shouldn't be. He is the one who gets the big emotional redemption, he is the one who gets to save the day, he is the one who gets to have the big moments while Jean just seems to be a character in her own story. It's a shame because she deserves more and yet she doesn't get it.
Posted in Festivals, Reviews, TIFF19 and tagged Jean Seberg, kristen stewart, Seberg, TIFF, TIFF19, Toronto, Toronto International Film Festival, Toronto International Film Festival 2019. Bookmark the permalink.
Portrait of a Lady on Fire [Trailer]
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Cortical development is a complex process that involves many events including proliferation, cell cycle exit and differentiation that need to be appropriately synchronized. Neural stem cells (NSCs) isolated from embryonic cortex are characterized by their ability of self-renewal under continued maintenance of multipotency. Cell cycle progression and arrest during development is regulated by numerous factors, including cyclins, cyclin dependent kinases and their inhibitors. In this study, we exogenously expressed the homeodomain transcription factor Pitx2, usually expressed in postmitotic progenitors and neurons of the embryonic cortex, in NSCs with low expression of endogenous Pitx2. We found that Pitx2 expression induced a rapid decrease in proliferation associated with an accumulation of NSCs in G1 phase. A search for potential cell cycle inhibitors responsible for such cell cycle exit of NSCs revealed that Pitx2 expression caused a rapid and dramatic (≈20-fold) increase in expression of the cell cycle inhibitor p21 (WAF1/Cip1). In addition, Pitx2 bound directly to the p21 promoter as assessed by chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) in NSCs. Surprisingly, Pitx2 expression was not associated with an increase in differentiation markers, but instead the expression of nestin, associated with undifferentiated NSCs, was maintained. Our results suggest that Pitx2 promotes p21 expression and induces cell cycle exit in neural progenitors.
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The semi-serious quest began in 1971 on a venture to Alaska. I was equipped with a Kodak instamatic camera and three rolls of film. It was a great trip and I took a lot of pictures, almost two rolls! Surely this qualified me to join the ranks as a "wildlife photographer". This naive attitude soon vanished when the film was processed. The animals were mere "dots" and you couldn't tell a moose from a bear or a caribou from a wolf. Disappointed for sure....but the good news.....I had not quit my day job.
After the trip to Alaska, with the urge for outdoor photography still strong, I decided to invest in "real photography" equipment and bought an SLR 35 mm camera system, including a 400 mm lens, a wide-angle lens, tripod and other equipment needed...spent almost $400!! Competition was keen so more upgrading was needed. I purchased the best Canon had to offer in cameras and lenses.
In 1984 I was persuaded by Sharon to dig out my slides and submit them to magazines for possible publication. That year I had three cover shots of deer and later more covers with rattlesnakes, antelope, mule deer and others. Then came the request for calendars, posters, postcards, and Christmas cards.
This success only fueled my passion for wildlife photography. I entered photo contests such as the Valley Land Fund Photo Contest and the Coastal Bend Wildlife Photo Contest, both in my home state of Texas. I was fortunate to be included in the coveted "Top 5" each time.
In 2006 another significant change in the photography world presented itself....digital imaging. For an "older than dirt" fellow who had finally solved all of the film camera problems, this was quite an unwelcome development. I considered moving on to another one of our passions -- Indian artifact collecting. However, a few friends convinced me to try it, so I jumped in...feet first. In 2006 it was a major investment....computer, new camera bodies, new lenses, and new everything else needed to compete in this fascinating world of digital photography.
My wife, Sharon, became interested in wildlife photography which made it much more enjoyable for me. Up until 2006 she would accompany me and claims she was my "pack mule" helping to carry all of my gear. This came to a halt in 2007 when she started buying camera equipment and became quite interested in photographing wildlife. She is definitely hooked now! It's hard to get a home-cooked meal out of her anymore as she is outside most of the time photographing anything that moves! We entered the 2007 Coastal Bend Wildlife Photo Contest as partners and with the patient help and support of several friends we managed to be competitive. We then entered the 2009 contest and finished in 1st place.
The many, many hours spent in hot blinds in the summer and cold blinds in the winter trying to get that perfect shot is sometimes very grueling but if people can get just a few moments of pleasure from any of our images, it is definitely worth the time and effort put into it. | {
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Rochdale Borough Libraries are hosting a number of events as part of the annual Get Online Week in a bid to encourage internet confidence amongst residents.
There's an exciting events programme for children at this year's Rochdale Literature & Ideas Festival with festival organisers promising shows that will keep little ones engaged and entertained for hours!
You don't have to come out to come in!
The Lesbian and Gay Foundation will be holding its fifth annual event in Rochdale borough to mark National Coming Out Day on Saturday 11 October.
Rochdale Borough Libraries is hosting a special workshop to celebrate National Poetry Day.
With just five weeks to go, the 12 page programme for Rochdale Literature & Ideas Festival has been unveiled.
LINE UP: Acting Chief Executive Linda Fisher (front) with two festival performers.
The Word Weavers group will be warmly welcoming the esteemed poet Chris Coey to host a writing workshop, in celebration of National Poetry Day.
A billboard-sized piece of street art has been unveiled in Rochdale Central Library today as part of a nationwide project to create a unique and online response to the First World War.
Did you know you can save £78 a month by having just two takeaways less a week? Save £60 a month by smoking just five cigarettes less a day? Lose £300 in 60 seconds by playing roulette machines?
Rochdale borough residents are invited to quiz local experts about proposed changes to health and care services in Greater Manchester at a BBC Question Time-style event. | {
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US Attorney For Oregon Calls For Investigation Into Portland Protester Arrests
By Ryan Haas
Published July 17, 2020 at 5:03 PM PDT
Jonathan Levinson
OPB
A federal officer peeks from behind a door to the Mark O. Hatfield federal courthouse in Portland, Ore., on July 12, 2020. Federal law enforcement officers have increased their presence and escalated tactics against people protesting police brutality and systemic racism.
U.S. Attorney Billy Williams said Friday he wants an investigation into actions of federal officers who have pulled Portland protesters off the street and into unmarked vehicles.
UPDATE (4:21 p.m. PT) —
Federal officers with U.S. Customs and Border Protection have come under significant scrutiny after OPB first reported Thursday that they were involved in constitutionally questionable arrests in Portland.
The officers, along with employees of the U.S. Marshals Service and the Federal Protective Service, have had an increased presence in the city as protests over police brutality have continued for more than six weeks.
"Based on news accounts circulating that allege federal law enforcement detained two protesters without probable cause, I have requested the Department of Homeland Security Office of the Inspector General to open a separate investigation directed specifically at the actions of DHS personnel," Williams said in his statement.
At least one officer with the Marshals Service is under investigation for severely injuring a Portland protester July 11 by shooting him in the face with an impact munition round.
In his statement, Williams said federal officers have spent the past 50 nights in Portland defending the Mark O. Hatfield federal courthouse and other federal property. That building has seen significant graffiti, and been a frequent gathering place for protesters opposing police violence.
"[Federal officers] have rebuffed efforts to enter the building by force and have been met with an onslaught of commercial fireworks, laser strikes, glass, mortars, paint and anything else near at hand," Williams said. "They have endeavored to find the individuals within the crowd who are committing these violent acts and arrest them in a manner that is safe for both the officers and nearby non-violent protesters."
However, Williams said in "limited instances" federal officers may have engaged in questionable conduct, such as the unmarked vehicle arrests, and that he believes investigations by the Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General are appropriate.
Lisa Hay, Oregon's federal public defender, said any arrest without probable cause violates the law.
"It's a fundamental constitutional value that people in this country are free to walk the streets without fear of secret arrest," Hay said. "That circumstance raises concerns that the arrests occurred without probable cause."
In a statement Friday, CBP acknowledged it had carried out at least one of the arrests in question. The agency defended its actions, saying it was arresting someone suspected of criminal activity and needed to remove them from the area because of threat from a "violent mob." Video of that arrest posted online does not show anyone trying to interfere with officers, but many people can be heard asking the officers for their names and who they work for.
Two protesters who spoke to OPB about their arrest Thursday said they were alone when "four or five agents" stopped an unmarked minivan in front of them and grabbed one of the men. The federal officers did not have clearly seen insignia on their uniforms, and the protesters said the officers did not identify themselves when making the arrest.
In its statement, CBP defended not having officer names on their uniforms, saying identification would pose a threat to the officers.
"The names of the agents were not displayed due to recent doxing incidents against law enforcement personnel who serve and protect our country," CBP wrote.
Civil rights advocates and Oregon lawmakers — both federal and local — have strongly condemned the actions of federal officers.
Oregon Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley took to Twitter to criticize President Donald Trump and the Department of Homeland Security's focus on protests in Portland.
"Get your DHS lackey and uninvited paramilitary actions out of my state. Our communities are not a stage for your twisted reelection campaign," Merkley said.
Rep. Earl Blumenauer, D-Oregon, also said the Oregon congressional delegation has asked for an immediate inspector investigation into the "violent actions of unrequested federal law enforcement officials here in Portland."
Williams' call for an investigation stands in contrast with comments Thursday by U.S. Customs and Border Protection Acting Commissioner Mark Morgan. Speaking to Fox News, Morgan called Portland protesters criminals and said DHS and the U.S. Department of Justice would be ramping up federal response in Oregon.
"I don't want to get ahead of the president and his announcement," Morgan said, "but the Department of Justice is going to be involved in this, DHS is going to be involved in this, and we're really going to take a stand across the board."
Both Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and Oregon Gov. Kate Brown have said they want to see a withdrawal of federal officers at protests.
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Ryan Haas has been with Oregon Public Broadcasting since 2013. His work has won numerous awards, including two National Magazine Award nominations for the podcast "Bundyville." Prior to working at OPB, Haas worked at newspapers in Illinois, Florida, Oregon and the Caribbean.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (photo credit: Lorie Shaull via Flickr, CC BY-SA 2.0)
Democrats' New Abortion Mantra: Unrestricted, Widespread, and Taxpayer-Funded
by Danny Cannon
For years, the Clintons claimed that they wanted abortion to be "safe, legal, and rare," a relatively moderate position they stuck to so long as they considered it politically convenient. In 2008, Hillary Clinton agreed wholeheartedly when asked if America should try to reduce the number of abortions to zero. For "at least fifteen years," she said, that had been her goal in "talking about abortion being safe, legal and rare — and by rare I mean rare."
Yet as soon as she perceived an opening to do so, "rare" mysteriously dropped from her mantra. Now she only advocates for "safe and legal" abortion. When you are pushing to fund abortion both domestically and across the globe, one assumes, it is hard to say you actually long for a world without it.
Over the past few days, it has become clear that neither she nor the Democratic Party are really all that concerned with women's safety either. In their eyes, abortion is sacred ground: if an abortion clinic cannot meet basic safety standards, the standards must be unconstitutional. Not only will they fight to keep abortion common, they will sacrifice safety to do so.
Clinton no longer portrays abortion as the tragic decision she described it as through 2008. No longer does she claim to respect both sides of the argument. Instead, she has pushed for widespread, taxpayer-funded abortion without any restriction.
This position was embraced in the final draft of the Democratic platform completed by the party's Platform Committee last Saturday. They proudly admit the platform "goes further than previous Democratic platforms on women's reproductive rights." In it, they repeat Clinton's call for the repeal of the Hyde Amendment, which bars the federal government from using tax dollars to pay for abortion. Unsurprisingly, the platform also "champions Planned Parenthood" and promises to "push back on all Republican efforts to defund it" — a fitting payment for Planned Parenthood championing the Democratic Party and promising to spend millions of dollars funding their nominee.
Most brazenly, however, the platform "vows to oppose, and seek to overturn, all federal and state laws that impede a woman's access to abortion." Any law which might close an abortion clinic, regardless of the reason, is opposed by the Democratic Party. Anything less than unrestricted access to abortion, at any point, for any reason, is anathema. If taxpayers need to foot the bill, so be it. For Hillary Clinton, and now, the Democratic Party, abortion is not a matter of private conscience which should be tolerated by law under certain conditions. It is a public good and sacred right, which the American people must support at any cost.
Danny Cannon works for the American Principles Project.
Danny Cannon
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This paper describes the simulation of arm movements of a stepper motor controlled pick-and-place robot using the mathematical model of a stepper motor. The model includes: a) a model of the stepper model driver board, b) a model of the hybrid stepper motor and load combination, and c) the interconnection of the two models which is used to simulate the motions of the base, shoulder, elbow, and wrist (pitch) motions of the pick-and-place robot. The model is simulated using Simulink and the results of angular displacement from the simulation and actual measurements show good uniformity. | {
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Seeking pension actuary looking to serve client base by providing annual valuations, consulting on special projects, and managing workflow. This company has grown from a local to a regional to a small national organization. Unique opportunity to work with both private and public sector clients and help grow business. | {
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The thing is that giving a fast look at the source of the rtaudio and the rtaudio file in chuck, seems that the source in chuck is modified ad hoc. Also there are other dependencies that in the new rtaudio source are not listed.
I'm not really an expert on these things so I don't know exactly what to do!
> > Sorry if it is a dumb question, but how do I do that? I mean, I imagine that downloading and compiling the new version of rtaudio isn't enough, the link with ChucK would be missing.
> It looked as though the old RTaudio files in ChucK should be replaced by the new one; then recompile. That is, Chuck does not call RTaudio library but uses the sources.
> But if that proves complicated, it should be possible to install RTAudio as a library, take away the old sources from 'chuck', and the make sure the rtaudio library is included when linking (say by tweaking the chuck Makefile). That does not result in a standalone binary, though., but you will know if it fixes the problem. | {
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It's 12:30 on a Friday. The first day of June is here. I decided to go to the Grove and do a little shopping, come home pay rent and eat some food from my full fridge. I got haggled into buying 60 dollars worth of a dead sea nail kits and have been kinda bummed ever since. I decided to do some research online and it turns out I got extremely ripped off. Warning do NOT buy Seacret nail care collection.
Moving on; so I was sitting here reading Facebook and came across a link to "40 of the most powerful photographs ever taken" I clicked the link and BAM! Got hit in the face with emotion I can not control. These pictures show everything from love, war, protest, bravery, honesty, and most of all raw emotion.
As I was clicking through these pictures I was overwhelmed with gratitude. I can't believe how lucky I am to be living in a wonderful house in Los Angeles and I get to eat organic, local foods and never ever have had to deal with a disaster. I am so very lucky. People have had to go through some unimaginable things in their lives, and I am worried about spending 60 dollars on nail care. Talk about first world problems.
I wanted to write this blog to share this gratitude with you and hope to pass it along. We take our everyday lives and people in them for granted, and we shouldn't. We are blessed everyday to have homes, food, clothes, cars, and even things we never think of like electricity, CLEAN running water.
Please take a minute or two to reflect on how good you got it. Give thanks to the universe for providing you with everything you need. Check out these pictures if my words alone don't inspire you.
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\section{INTRODUCTION}
Analysing respiratory sound has been recently attracted attention as leveraging robust machine learning and deep learning methods.
In these both approaches, systems proposed generally comprise two main steps, referred to as the front-end feature extraction and the back-end model.
In machine learning based systems, handcrafted features such as Mel-frequency cepstral coefficient (MFCC)~\cite{lung_tree_18, lung_hmm_02}, or a combined feature of four time domain features (variance, range, sum of simple moving average) and one frequency domain feature (spectrum mean)~\cite{lung_svm_01} are extracted at the front-end feature extraction.
These features are then fed into conventional machine learning models of Hidden Markov Model~\cite{lung_hmm_02}, Support Vector Machine~\cite{lung_svm_01}, or Decision Tree~\cite{lung_tree_18} for specific tasks of classification or regression.
Meanwhile, deep learning based systems make use of spectrogram where both temporal and spectral features are well represented.
These spectrograms are then explored by a wide range of convolutional deep neural networks (CNNs)~\cite{lung_cnn_01, lung_cnn_02, pham2020_01, lam_11} or recurrent neural networks (RNNs)~\cite{lung_rnn_01, lung_rnn_02}.
Compare between two approaches, deep learning based systems are more effective and show potential results mentioned in~\cite{lung_cnn_01, pham2020_01, lam_11}.
As the deep learning approach proves powerful for analysing respiratory sounds, we evaluate a wide range of deep leaning frameworks which are applied for the specific task of audio respiratory cycles classification in this paper.
By conducting extensive experiments on the 2017 Internal Conference on Biomedical Health Informatics (ICBHI)~\cite{lung_dataset}, which is one of the largest benchmark respiratory sound dataset published, we mainly contribute: (1) We evaluate whether benchmark and complex deep neural network architectures (e.g. ResNet50, Xception, InceptionV3, etc.) are more effective than inception-based and low footprint models, and (2) we evaluate whether applying transfer learning techniques on the downstream task of respiratory cycle classification can achieve competitive performance compared with direct training approaches.
\section{ICBHI dataset and tasks defined}
ICBHI dataset~\cite{lung_dataset} comprising of 920 audio recordings was collected from 128 patients over 5.5 hours.
Each audio recording contains one or different types of respiratory cycles (\textit{Crackle}, \textit{Wheeze}, \textit{Both Crackle \& Wheeze}, and \textit{Normal}) which are labelled with onset and offset time by experts.
Given ICBHI dataset, this paper aims to classify four different types of respiratory cycles mentioned that is also the main task of the ICBHI challenge~\cite{lung_dataset}.
To evaluate, we follow the ICBHI challenge, then split 920 audio recordings into Train and Test subsets with a ratio of 60/40 without overlapping patient objects in both subsets (Note that some systems randomly separate ICBHI dataset into training and test subsets regardless patient object~\cite{lung_cnn_01, lung_cnn_02, lung_rnn_01}).
Using available onset and offset time, we then extract respiratory cycles from entire recordings, obtain four categories of respiratory cycles on each subset.
Regarding the evaluating metrics, we use Sensitivity (Sen.), Specitivity (Spec.), and ICBHI scores (ICB.) which is an average score of Sen. and Spec..
These scores are also the ICBHI criteria as mentioned in the ICBHI challenge~\cite{icb_ratio} and~\cite{ic_cnn_19_iccas, pham2020cnnmoe}.
\section{Deep learning frameworks proposed}
\label{framework}
To classify four types of respiratory cycles from ICBHI dataset, we firstly propose a high-level architecture of three main deep learning frameworks as shown in Figure~\ref{fig:A1}: (I) The upper stream in Figure~\ref{fig:A1} shows how we directly train and evaluate small-footprint inception-based network architectures; (II) Benchmark and large footprint deep learning network architectures of VGG16, VGG19, MobileNetV1, MobileNetV2, ResNet50, DenseNet201, InceptionV3, Xception are directly trained and evaluated as shown in the middle stream of Figure~\ref{fig:A1}; and (III) The lower stream in Figure~\ref{fig:A1} shows how we reuse pre-trained models, which were trained with the large-scale AudioSet dataset, to extract embedding features for the training process on multilayer perception (MLP) network architecture.
In general, these three proposed deep learning frameworks comprise two main steps of the front-end spectrogram feature extraction and the back-end classification model.
\subsection{The front-end spectrogram feature extraction}
\label{feature}
\begin{figure}[t]
\vspace{-0.2cm}
\centering
\includegraphics[width =1.0\linewidth]{A1.eps}
\vspace{-0.5cm}
\caption{The high-level architecture for three deep learning frameworks proposed.}
\label{fig:A1}
\end{figure}
\begin{table}[t]
\caption{The general inception based network architectures.}
\vspace{-0.2cm}
\centering
\scalebox{0.95}{
\begin{tabular}{|c |c |}
\hline
\textbf{Single Inception Layer} & \textbf{Double Inception Layers} \\
\hline
\multicolumn{2}{|c|}{BN} \\
\hline
Inc(\textbf{ch1}) - ReLU & Inc(\textbf{ch1}) - ReLU - Inc(\textbf{ch1}) - ReLU \\
\hline
\multicolumn{2}{|c|}{BN - MP - Dr(10\%) - BN} \\
\hline
Inc(\textbf{ch2}) - ReLU & Inc(\textbf{ch2}) - ReLU - Inc(\textbf{\textbf{ch2}}) - ReLU\\
\hline
\multicolumn{2}{|c|}{BN - MP - Dr(15\%) - BN} \\
\hline
Inc(\textbf{ch3}) - ReLU & Inc(\textbf{ch3}) - ReLU - Inc(\textbf{ch3}) - ReLU \\
\hline
\multicolumn{2}{|c|}{BN - MP - Dr(20\%) - BN} \\
\hline
Inc(\textbf{ch4}) - ReLU & Inc(\textbf{ch4}) - ReLU - Inc(\textbf{ch4}) - ReLU\\
\hline
\multicolumn{2}{|c|}{BN - GMP - Dr(25\%)} \\
\hline
\multicolumn{2}{|c|}{FC(\textbf{fc1}) - ReLU - Dr(30\%)} \\
\hline
\multicolumn{2}{|c|}{FC(\textbf{fc2}) - ReLU - Dr(30\%)} \\
\hline
\multicolumn{2}{|c|}{FC(\textbf{4}) - Softmax} \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
}
\vspace{-0.3cm}
\label{table:inc01}
\end{table}
As proposed deep learning frameworks are shown in Figure~\ref{fig:A1}, we firstly duplicate the short-time cycles or cut off the long-time cycles to make all respiratory cycles equal to 10 seconds.
For the first two deep learning frameworks (I) and (II), we extract Wavelet-based spectrograms which proves effective in our previous work~\cite{lam_11}.
As we reuse the setting from~\cite{lam_11}, we then generate Wavelet spectrograms of $124{\times}154$ from 10-second respiratory cycles.
Meanwhile, we extract log-Mel spectrogram in the deep learning framework (III) as we re-use pre-trained models from~\cite{kong_pretrain} receiving log-Mel spectrogram input.
By using the same setting from~\cite{kong_pretrain}, we generate log-Mel spectrograms of $128{\times}1000$ for 10-second respiratory cycles.
To enforce back-end classifiers, two data augmentation methods of spectrum~\cite{spec_aug} and mixup~\cite{mixup1, mixup2} are applied on both log-Mel and Wavelet-based spectrograms before feeding into back-end deep learning models for classification.
\subsection{The back-end deep learning networks for classification}
\textit{(I) The low-footprint inception based network architectures}: As the potential results were achieved from our previous work~\cite{lam_11}, we further evaluate different inception based network architectures in this paper.
In particular, two high-level architectures with single or double inception layers as shown in Table~\ref{table:inc01} are used in this paper.
These architectures perform different layers: inception layer (Inc(output channel number)) as shown in Figure~\ref{fig:A2}, batch normalization (BN)~\cite{batchnorm}, rectified linear units (ReLU)~\cite{relu}, max pooling (MP), global max pooling (GMP), dropout~\cite{dropout} (Dr(percentage)), fully connected (FC(output node number)) and Sigmoid layers.
By using the two architectures and setting different parameters to channel numbers of inception layers and output node numbers of fully connected layers, we then create six inception based deep neural networks as shown in Table~\ref{table:inc02}, referred to as Inc-01, Inc-02, Inc-03, Inc-04, Inc-05, and Inc-06, respectively.
\textit{(II) The benchmark and complex neural network architectures}:
We next evaluate different benchmark neural network architectures of VGG16, VGG19, MobileNetV1, MobileNetV2, ResNet50, DenseNet201, InceptionV3, and Xception, which are available in Keras library~\cite{keras_app} and popularly applied in different research domains.
Compare with the inception based network architectures used in the framework (I), these benchmark neural networks show large footprint with complex architecture and trunks of convolutional layers.
\begin{figure}[t]
\vspace{-0.2cm}
\centering
\includegraphics[width =0.9\linewidth]{A2.eps}
\caption{The single inception layer architecture.}
\label{fig:A2}
\end{figure}
\begin{table}[t]
\caption{Setting for inception based network architectures.}
\vspace{-0.2cm}
\centering
\scalebox{0.9}{
\begin{tabular}{|c |c |c |c |c |c |c |}
\hline
\textbf{Networks} & \textbf{Inc-01} & \textbf{Inc-02} & \textbf{Inc-03} & \textbf{Inc-04} & \textbf{Inc-05} & \textbf{Inc-06}\\
\hline
\textbf{Single/Double} & & & & & & \\
\textbf{Inception } & Single & Double & Single & Double & Single & Double \\
\textbf{Layers} & & & & & & \\
\hline
\textbf{ch1} & 32 & 32 & 64 & 64 & 128 & 128 \\
\textbf{ch2} & 64 & 64 & 128 & 128 & 256 & 256 \\
\textbf{ch3} & 128 & 128 & 256 & 256 & 512 & 512 \\
\textbf{ch4} & 256 & 256 & 512 & 512 & 1024 & 1024 \\
\textbf{fc1} & 512 & 512 & 1024 & 1024 & 2048 & 2048 \\
\textbf{fc2} & 512 & 512 & 1024 & 1024 & 2048 & 2048 \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
}
\vspace{-0.3cm}
\label{table:inc02}
\end{table}
\begin{table*}[t]
\caption{Performance comparison of proposed deep learning frameworks.}
\vspace{-0.2cm}
\centering
\scalebox{1.0}{
\begin{tabular}{| l c | l c | l c | l c |}
\hline
\textbf{Inception-based } &\textbf{Scores} &\textbf{Benchmark } &\textbf{Scores} &\textbf{Transfer learning} &\textbf{Scores} \\
\textbf{Frameworks} &\textbf{(Spec./Sen./ICB.)} &\textbf{Frameworks} &\textbf{(Spec./Sen./ICB.)} &\textbf{Frameworks} &\textbf{(Spec./Sen./ICB.)} \\
\hline
Inc-01 &56.3/\textbf{40.5}/48.4 &VGG16 &70.1/28.6/49.3 &VGG14 &\textbf{82.1}/28.1/\textbf{55.1}\\
Inc-02 &69.7/31.9/50.8 &VGG19 &69.7/28.4/49.1 &DaiNet19 &76.4/26.9/51.7\\
Inc-03 &81.7/28.4/\textbf{55.1} &MobileNetV1 &75.5/14.3/44.9 &MobileNetV1 &64.4/\textbf{40.3}/52.3\\
Inc-04 &\textbf{84.0}/24.8/54.4 &MobileNetV2 &74.7/16.1/45.4 &MobileNetV2 &76.0/32.7/54.4\\
Inc-05 &80.5/26.3/53.4 &ResNet50 &\textbf{88.0}/15.2/\textbf{51.6} &LeeNet24 &70.7/30.9/52.8\\
Inc-06 &74.8/30.0/52.4 &DenseNet201 &71.7/30.3/51.1 &Res1DNet30 &74.9/26.7/50.8\\
& &InceptionV3 &70.9/\textbf{32.2/51.6} &ResNet38 &71.6/32.2/51.9 \\
& &Xception &75.7/22.1/48.9 &Wavegram-CNN &69.0/38.1/53.5 \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
}
\label{table:res_01}
\end{table*}
\begin{table}[t]
\caption{The MLP architecture used for training embedding features.}
\vspace{-0.2cm}
\centering
\scalebox{1.0}{
\begin{tabular}{l c}
\hline
\textbf{Setting layers} & \textbf{Output} \\
\hline
FC(4096) - ReLU - Dr($10\%$) & $4096$ \\
FC(4096) - ReLU - Dr($10\%$) & $4096$ \\
FC(1024) - ReLU - Dr($10\%$) & $1024$ \\
FC(4) - Softmax & $4$ \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
}
\vspace{-0.3cm}
\label{table:mlp}
\end{table}
\textit{(III) The transfer learning based network architectures}: As transfer learning techniques have proven effective for downstream tasks with a limitation of training data and smaller categories classified~\cite{kong_pretrain}, we leverage pre-trained networks which were trained with the large-scale AudioSet dataset from~\cite{kong_pretrain}: LeeNet24, DaiNet19, VGG14, MobileNetV1, MobileNetV2, Res1DNet30, ResNet38, Wavegram-CNN.
We then modify these networks to match the downstream task of classifying four respiratory cycles in ICBHI dataset.
In particular, we remain trainable parameters from the first layer to the global pooling layer of the pre-trained networks.
We then replace layers after the global pooling layer by new fully connected layers to create a new network (i.e. Trainable parameters in new fully connected layers are initialized with mean and variance set to 0 and 0.1, respectively).
In the other words, we use a multilayer perception (MLP) as shown in Table~\ref{table:mlp} (i.e. The multilayer perception (MLP) is configured by FC, ReLU, Dr, and Softmax layers) to train embedding features extracted from the pre-trained models (i.e. The embedding features are the feature map of the final global pooling layer in the pre-trained networks).
\section{Experiments and results}
\subsection{Experimental setting for back-end classifiers}
As using spectrum~\cite{spec_aug} and mixup~\cite{mixup1, mixup2} data augmentation methods, labels are not one-hot encoding format. Therefore, we use Kullback–Leibler divergence (KL) loss shown in Eq. (\ref{eq:kl_loss}) below.
\begin{align}
\label{eq:kl_loss}
Loss_{KL}(\Theta) = \sum_{n=1}^{N}\mathbf{y}_{n}\log \left\{ \frac{\mathbf{y}_{n}}{\mathbf{\hat{y}}_{n}} \right\} + \frac{\lambda}{2}||\Theta||_{2}^{2}
\end{align}
where \(\Theta\) are trainable parameters, constant \(\lambda\) is set initially to $0.0001$, $N$ is batch size set to 100, $\mathbf{y_{i}}$ and $\mathbf{\hat{y}_{i}}$ denote expected and predicted results.
While we construct deep learning networks proposed in frameworks (I) and (II) with Tensorflow, we use Pytorch for extracting embedding features and training MLP in the framework (III) as the pre-trained networks were built in Pytorch environment.
We set epoch number=100 and using Adam method~\cite{Adam} for optimization.
\subsection{Performance comparison among deep learning frameworks proposed}
As the experimental results are shown in Table~\ref{table:res_01}, it can be seen that generally the low-footprint inception based frameworks and the transfer learning based frameworks are competitive and outperform the benchmark frameworks.
Table~\ref{table:res_01} records the best ICBHI score of 55.1\% from the Inc-03 framework and the transfer learning framework with the pre-trained VGG14 (i.e. The best performance obtained from the pre-trained VGG14 makes sense as this network outperforms the other network architectures for classifying sound events in AudioSet dataset).
Notably, while we use the same network architecture of MobileNetV1 and MobinetV2, transfer learning frameworks significantly outperform the benchmark frameworks.
As a result, we can conclude that (1) applying the transfer learning technique on the downstream task of classifying respiratory cycles is effective; and (2) low-footprint inception based networks focusing on minimal variation of time and frequency are effective for respiratory sounds rather than benchmark and large network architectures.
\subsection{Early, middle, and late fusion of inception based and transfer learning based frameworks}
\begin{table}[t]
\caption{Performance comparison of fusion strategies of inception based and transfer learning based frameworks.}
\vspace{-0.2cm}
\centering
\scalebox{1.0}{
\begin{tabular}{l c c c}
\hline
\textbf{Fusion Strategies} & \textbf{Spec.} & \textbf{Sen.} & \textbf{ICB.}\\
\hline
Pre-trained VGG14 &82.1 &28.1 &55.1\\
Inc-03 &81.7 &28.4 &55.1 \\
The early fusion &79.9 &\textbf{30.9} &55.4 \\
The middle fusion &\textbf{87.3} &25.1 &56.2 \\
The late fusion &85.6 &30.0 &\textbf{57.3} \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
}
\vspace{-0.5cm}
\label{table:fusion}
\end{table}
As the deep learning frameworks basing on Inc-03 and transfer learning with the pre-trained VGG14 achieve the best scores, we then evaluate whether a fusion of results from these frameworks can help to further improve the task performance.
In particular, we propose three fusion strategies.
In the first and second fusion strategies referred to as the early and middle fusion, we concatenate the embedding feature extracted from the pre-trained VGG14 (e.g. the feature map of the global pooling of the pre-trained VGG14) with an embedding feature extracted from Inc-03 to generate a new combined feature. We than train the new combined feature with a MLP network architecture as shown in Table~\ref{table:mlp}.
While the feature map of the max global pooling (MGP) of Inc-03 is considered as the embedding feature in the first fusion strategy, the feature map of the second fully connected layer of Inc-03 (e.g. FC(fc2)) is used for the second fusion strategy.
In the third fusion strategy referred to as the late fusion, we use PROD fusion of the predicted probabilities obtained from these inception-based and transfer learning based frameworks.
The PROD fusion result \(\mathbf{p_{f-prod}} = (\bar{p}_{1}, \bar{p}_{2}, ..., \bar{p}_{C}) \) is obtained by:
\begin{equation}
\label{eq:mix_up_x1}
\bar{p_{c}} = \frac{1}{S} \prod_{s=1}^{S} \bar{p}_{sc} ~~~ for ~~ 1 \leq s \leq S,
\end{equation}
where \(\mathbf{\bar{p_{s}}}= (\bar{p}_{s1}, \bar{p}_{s2}, ..., \bar{p}_{sC})\) is the predicted probability of a single framework, $C$ is the category number and the \(s^{th}\) out of \(S\) individual frameworks evaluated.
The predicted label \(\hat{y}\) is determined by:
\begin{equation}
\label{eq:label_determine}
\hat{y} = arg max (\bar{p}_{1}, \bar{p}_{2}, ...,\bar{p}_{C} )
\end{equation}
As Table~\ref{table:fusion} shows, all three fusion strategies help to enhance the performance, report a further ICBHI score improvement of 0.3, 1.1, 2.2 from early, middle, late fusion strategies, respectively.
It proves that embedding features extracted from the inception based Inc-03 framework and the transfer learning framework with the pre-trained VGG14 contain distinct features of respiratory cycles.
\subsection{Performance comparison to the state of the art}
To compare with the state of the art, we only select published systems which follow the recommended official setting of ICBHI dataset~\cite{icb_ratio} with the train/set ratio of 60/40 and none of overlapping patient subject on both subsets.
As experimental results are shown in Table~\ref{table:res_02}, our system with a late fusion of inception-based and transfer learning frameworks outperform the state of the art, records the best score of 57.3\%.
\begin{table}[t]
\caption{Comparison against the state-of-the-art systems.}
\vspace{-0.2cm}
\centering
\scalebox{1.0}{
\begin{tabular}{|l |l |c |c |c|}
\hline
\textbf{Method} &\textbf{Spec.} &\textbf{Sen.} &\textbf{ICBHI Score} \\
\hline
HMM~\cite{ic_hmm_18_sp} &38.0 &41.0 &39.0 \\
DT~\cite{lung_dataset} &75.0 &12.0 &43.0 \\
1D-CNN~\cite{t2021} &36.0 &51.0 &43.0 \\
SVM~\cite{ic_svm_18_sp} &78.0 &20.0 &47.0 \\
Autoencoder~\cite{dat_01} &69.0 &30.0 &49.0 \\
ResNet~\cite{ma2019} &69.2 &31.1 &50.2 \\
ResNet~\cite{Ma2020} &63.2 &41.3 &52.3 \\
Inception~\cite{lam_11} &73.2 &32.2 &53.2 \\
CNN-RNN~\cite{ic_cnn_19_iccas} &81.0 &28.0 &54.0 \\
ResNet50~\cite{microsoft2021} &72.3 &40.1 &56.2 \\
\hline
\textbf{Our best system} &\textbf{85.6} &\textbf{30.0} &\textbf{57.3} \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
}
\vspace{-0.3cm}
\label{table:res_02}
\end{table}
\section{Conclusion}
This paper has presented an exploration of various deep learning models for detecting respiratory anomaly from auditory recordings.
By conducting intensive experiments over the ICBHI dataset, our best model, which uses an ensemble of inception-based and transfer-learning-based deep learning frameworks, outperforms the state-of-the-art systems, then validate this application of deep learning for early detecting of respiratory anomaly.
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Quantum Spatial Wins Two Prestigious MAPPS Excellence Awards
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Jan. 29, 2019 – Quantum Spatial, Inc. (QSI), the nation's largest independent geospatial data firm, this week was presented with two MAPPS 2018 Geospatial Products and Services Excellence Awards during the MAPPS Winter Conference.
In the Airborne and Satellite Data Acquisition category, QSI won for its work with the U.S. Geological Survey to collect and process topo-bathymetric LiDAR, natural color imagery and hyperspectral imagery for a 54-mile stretch of the Kootenai River in northern Idaho. During this project, QSI tested new remote sensing methodologies to discover and model fluvial processes that leveraged multiple instruments on a single airport platform. QSI demonstrated how topo-bathymetric LiDAR was an efficient and cost-effective method for future inland riverine mapping. This project showed how the process could improve flood hazard preparedness; be used to gain a better understanding of river ecology, flow dynamics and connectivity to better manage and restore fish habitat; quantify sediment transport and morphology dynamics; and increase accuracy of predictive models to guide future planning and development.
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Volunteers with the Friends of Lardeau River set up the diversionary salt licks on April 18. Photo submitted
The goat problem vexed Leonard Sielecki for over a decade.
Every spring, goats suffering from mineral deficiency following the long winter trek down mountains in search of salt. They find it on B.C. highways, which either have salt left over from icy conditions or may draw the animals in with the road's brine residue.
Sielecki, who manages the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure's wildlife program, is an expert on vehicle collision mitigation. But luring goats away from the roads proved more difficult than he expected, at least until he realized he should just give the animals what they wanted.
"It sounds very simple now but for some reason it took a lot of thinking to come up with that," he said.
Sielecki's not kidding. He'd previously tried a number of deterrents, such as mixing cayenne pepper into salt (which worked on goats and, unexpectedly, also on allergic drivers) or magnesium chloride (which not only made the goats sick but also damaged vehicles and cars).
He even tried placing satchels of dog fur from wolf-like species such as huskies and malamutes along the highway. That also backfired. "If you're ever going to do an experiment like that, make sure you freeze all the boxes because you'll get fleas," he said.
Finally, after at least one goat was killed last summer on Highway 31 between the small West Kootenay towns of Lardeau and Argenta, Sielecki decided to try another tact.
Sielecki contacted Nelson-based wildlife research biologist Kim Poole, who partnered with the Friends of Lardeau River to haul approximately 125 kilograms of livestock salt up the hill from the highway late last summer. They set up small piles and hoped it would distract the goats from the nearby highway.
"I put some cameras up and if you can believe it, within 55 minutes of us leaving the goats were on the lick site," said Poole. "So in the short term it looked really promising."
Mountain goats have long been a fixture on the Lardeau Bluffs.
The Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development estimates the herd's population is 50, but Poole said he's had locals tell him it is more likely 25 to 30. The goats are also protected from hunting after a ban was placed on the bluffs in 2004.
Protecting the goats, Poole said, is a local prerogative.
"It's not like you have several hundred goats running around in that area and dropping one or two to a vehicle isn't such a bad thing," he said. "It's just not a lot of goats. You don't want to lose too many of them."
Last year the salt licks were placed too late in the season to judge how successful they were. This year, Poole and nine volunteers returned on April 18 with 175 kilos of salt that were placed in two different locations about 150 metres from the highway. The transportation ministry has purchased approximately 400 kilos of salt, which Poole said he'll use to replenish the licks every four-to-six weeks.
The salt is placed in spread-out piles to simulate natural licks. Sielecki said he opted against using blocks to avoid the possibility of animals sharing diseases.
It's still too early to know if the project is a success, but Lardeau isn't the only community trying out the licks. Three sites have also been added in the East Kootenay and Sielecki has plans for two more.
Although the salt can keep drivers safe from collisions, Sielecki said protecting animals is his priority. He recalled meeting a woman in Kaslo and mentioning the Lardeau goats.
"She knew the herd. That was really neat because I'm trying to help a herd she knows locally. It's that attachment people have, that love people have for the wildlife of our province."
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This group hauled 150 kilograms of salt up a steep hill in order to protect the local goat herd. Photo submitted
These goats were caught on video taking advantage of a salt lick near Lardeau meant to divert them from the nearby highway. Screenshot courtesy Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure
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Almost 1,000 Palestinians live in a disused hospital 23 years after fleeing fighting.
"We thought we would be here for a few months," says Huda al-Rukun, her red-rimmed eyes flicking around the tiny space she shares with her husband and five children. "No-one believed we would stay this long."
Twenty-three years after they were forced out of the nearby Shatila refugee camp during a particularly bloody phase of the Lebanese civil war known as the War of the Camps, the Palestinian al-Rukun family are one of hundreds still living in a disused hospital in south Beirut.
The conflict may have finished 19 years ago, but many of those who fled the fighting have not been allowed back. Rebuilding was only permitted on the original site of camp, so those who had lived in the unofficial settlements attached to Shatila found themselves homeless.
Instead of returning to the camp, those families have spent the past quarter of a century squatting in the hospital complex, known locally as the Gaza buildings. This "temporary" shelter has become a permanent slum, housing almost a thousand people.
It is just a short taxi ride from downtown Beirut, but the buildings' crumbling rooms make the city's bright lights and trendy beach clubs seem a distant memory. Some of its residents live without running water, others without regular electricity. All are desperately poor.
The community is known as a "gathering," the name given to any informal Palestinian settlement outside Lebanon's 12 official camps.
Officials say that almost half of the 400,000 Palestinians in Lebanon now live in gatherings, where they are particularly vulnerable to poverty and ill-health.
"Palestinians in Lebanon live with a very high unemployment rate, and have limited access to public services and to the job market. This makes them poorer than Palestinians living in other countries," says Hoda el Turk, a spokeswoman for the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) in Lebanon, which is tasked with providing services for Palestinian refugees.
She says those living outside the camps are not eligible for some of the essential services provided by the agency. "They cannot have their shelter rehabilitated by UNRWA because they are outside the camps, where UNRWA has no mandate to work," she explains.
As a result, living conditions in Palestinian gatherings are often dire. The EU recently paid for improvements to the Gaza buildings, but walking through the main entrance to the al-Rukuns' building, you would not know it.
Electricity cables loop from the ceiling in the corridors, dropping dangerously close to the puddles of stagnant water that gather on the bare concrete floors. Rubbish piles up in the disused lift shafts, infusing the place with a permanent stench of decay, and a trickle of foul-smelling liquid drips down the staircase from an unseen source.
Inside the family's two spartan rooms on the fourth floor, there have been efforts to brighten things up. A threadbare rug lies on the floor, and a carefully placed picture frame covers the worst of a crack in the wall. But it is hard to escape the squalor of the buildings; refuse is piled up on the flat roof outside the window, rotting in the late summer heat.
"The only good thing about this place is that we don't pay rent," Huda says, watching her youngest children playing together on the floor.
The mother of five fears for their future. "There is no life here for my children," she says. "They have no privacy. There is no dignity. They get sick all the time."
But they have nowhere else to go. The camps are full and poverty is rife. UNRWA is facing serious funding problems, and the possibility of cutting services and scaling back operations is never far away.
Meanwhile, figures released in June show there is a greater proportion of designated "hardship cases"- a status given to particularly poor or vulnerable refugees - in the Palestinian population of Lebanon than anywhere else in the region, including the Gaza Strip.
It is a sign of the desperate conditions that many Palestinian refugees in Lebanon have found themselves in.
For those living in the gatherings, accessing UNRWA services can be difficult. Most of UNWRA's facilities - schools, clinics and welfare offices - are inside the camps, and while in theory they are open to all registered Palestinians, regardless of where they live, in practise getting from the more remote gatherings to the camps can be difficult.
Even in the Gaza buildings, which lie close to the facilities of the Shatila camp, almost a quarter of the children do not go to school and the residents rely on local NGOs rather than UNRWA for essential services.
Rita Hamdan, the director of Popular Aid for Relief and Development, a local NGO, has been involved in helping residents of the buildings since they arrived in 1986.
"These people have been deprived of many direct services," she says. "We are raising awareness on health issues, and provide sanitation services. We also run a clinic, and a community development centre where we do youth activities."
She believes that money would be better spent on moving the residents of the hospital than on endless maintenance projects.
"The best solution is not to improve the Gaza buildings," she says. "There is no sustainability there. It was not built to accommodate all these people. They shouldn't be made to stay there for ever."
But back in the gloom of the disused hospital, Huda says she does not expect to leave the damp rooms that have become her home any time soon.
"I have no hope for the future," she says, looking to the door and sighing. "Maybe what I haven't had in this life, I will be given in the next." | {
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Q: Determine whether the set $\{ k \in \mathbb R^{1 \times n} : \rho(A-bk^T) < 1 \}$ is convex Suppose we have a controllable (stabilizable) pair $(A, b)$ (Definition can be found here and it is equivalent to $(b, Ab, A^2b, \dots, A^n b)$ having full rank), where $A \in \mathbb R^{n \times n}$ and $b \in \mathbb R^{n}$. I am interested in determining whether the following set
$$\{ k \in \mathbb R^{n} : \rho(A-b k^T) < 1 \}$$
where $\rho(\cdot)$ denotes the spectral radius, is convex. In control theory, this set corresponds to stabilizing feedback controllers and have many real applications.
In general, there is no reason to believe the set of stabilizing feedback controllers to be convex. As pointed in Appendix B of this paper, if $A \in \mathbb R^{3 \times 3}$ and $B \in \mathbb R^{3 \times 3}$ we can easily construct an example to show the corresponding stable feedback controller set is not convex.
But here I am considering a modest case, where $b$ is restricted to be $\mathbb R^{n}$. The reason for me to believe the set is probably to be convex is simulation result. Indeed, in all my randomly generated $(A, b)$, the set of $k$ forms a convex set for $n=2, 3, 4$ (I grid the space of $\mathbb R^{n}$ and check the eigenvalues for each point). For higher dimensions, it takes much longer to simulate. So either the set is indeed convex or I am not sampling the space fine enough.
As commented by @loup blanc, the question was initially formulated for the specific case $n=2$. Before it drew too much attention, I did more simulations to see the shape of $k$ and then I changed the formulation since I am not sure it is OK to start a new question. If this brought inconvenience, I sincerely apologize.
A: I'm not aware of any specific convexity results for the single-input $b \in \mathbb{R}^n$ case you mentioned, but for the general case of multiple inputs and $B \in \mathbb{R}^{n \times m}$, there exists a very useful convexifying change of variables that is often used for controller design. This means that the nonconvexity of the set of stabilising $K$ is not usually an issue and state feedback controllers can be designed using convex optimisation.
A discrete time linear system is stabilised by a state feedback $K$ if and only if $A + BK$ admits a quadratic Lyapunov function, so that for some symmetric matrix $P$ we have
$$
x^T P x > 0, \qquad x^T P x - x^T (A+BK)^T P (A+BK) x < 0
$$
for all $x \neq 0$. Factorising the LHS of the second inequality gives
$$
x^T P x > 0, \qquad x^T \left( P - (A+BK)^T P (A+BK) \right) x < 0
$$
for all $x \neq 0$, which is equivalent to the matrix inequalities:
$$
P \succ 0, \qquad - P + (A+BK)^T P (A+BK) \succ 0
$$
The second inequality is jointly nonconvex in $P$ and $K$, but we can make it convex by pre-and post- multiplying by $Q = P^{-1}$ (noting that $Q$ is positive definite iff $P$ is)
$$
Q \succ 0, \qquad - Q + Q (A+BK)^T Q^{-1} (A+BK) Q \succ 0
$$
then applying the Schur Complement Lemma to give
$$
\left[ \begin{array}{cc} -Q & Q (A+BK)^T \\ (A+BK)Q & -Q\end{array} \right] \succ 0
$$
and then considering a change of variables $Y = K Q$ to yield
$$
\left[ \begin{array}{cc} -Q & Q A^T+Y^T B^T \\ AQ+BY & -Q\end{array} \right] \succ 0
$$
which is a Linear Matrix Inequality (LMI) in the variables $Q$ and $Y$ and therefore define a convex set (a spectrahedron). This parameterises the whole set of stabilising state feedback controllers, in the sense that for any $Q$ and $Y$ satisfying the LMI, $K = Y Q ^{-1}$ gives a stabilising state feedback and if the LMI is infeasible then no such $K$ exists.
I suggest taking a look at the book by Boyd and co-workers on LMIs in control, which is available online at https://web.stanford.edu/~boyd/lmibook/. Chapter 7 in particular contains many results about state feedback synthesis in continuous-time for various system types (LTI, LDI, LFT), and some discrete-time results are available in Chapter 9 (for the more general case of stochastic systems).
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Q: Given the VB.net code, combine multiple queries into 1 Given this code below which returns a first recordset (rs) based on a date range with some values that are then used in the second recordset (rs2) to sum up a cost. Further explanation is below the code:
strSQL = "SELECT job, suffix, isnull(qty_scrapped,0),isnull(qty_released,0), isnull(price,0),co_num FROM vwDashboardsQuality "
strSQL &= " WHERE trans_date >= '" & dtpStartDate.Value & "' AND trans_date <= '" & dtpEndDate.Value & "' "
rs = conn.Execute(strSQL)
While Not rs.EOF
strCONUM = Trim("" & rs("co_num").Value)
strSelectString = "SELECT ISNULL(a_cost,0) FROM jobmatl WHERE job='" & rs("job").Value & "' AND suffix = " & Format(rs("suffix").Value)
rs2 = conn.Execute(strSelectString)
While Not rs2.EOF
dblSumActualMaterialCost = dblSumActualMaterialCost + CDbl(rs2(0).Value)
rs2.MoveNext()
End While
rs2.Close()
rs2 = Nothing
rs.MoveNext()
End While
rs.Close()
rs = Nothing
I want to combine the queries into a single query so I am not hitting the database through the second recordset (rs2) just to sum up something that I know can be done in a single query.
Any tips would be helpful. Thank you in advance.
A: It looks like you're just needing to do an inner join on the two queries to get one result set.
See if this works. If so, you can eliminate the second query and second inner loop.
strSQL = "SELECT d.job, d.suffix, isnull(d.qty_scrapped,0), isnull(d.qty_released,0)," _
& " isnull(d.price,0), d.co_num, ISNULL(m.a_cost,0)" _
& " FROM vwDashboardsQuality d" _
& " INNER JOIN jobmatl m" _
& " ON d.job = m.job" _
& " AND d.suffix = m.suffix" _
& " WHERE trans_date >= '" & dtpStartDate.Value & "'" _
& " AND trans_date <= '" & dtpEndDate.Value & "'"
You can paste this in Management Studio, replacing dates as applicable to check the results.
SELECT d.job, d.suffix, isnull(d.qty_scrapped,0), isnull(d.qty_released,0), isnull(d.price,0), d.co_num,
ISNULL(m.a_cost,0)
FROM vwDashboardsQuality d
INNER JOIN jobmatl m
ON d.job = m.job
AND d.suffix = m.suffix
WHERE trans_date >= '2015-09-29'
AND trans_date <= '2015-09-30'
A: From your code I see that you are at the end just running a SUM on all values for jobmatl.a_cost that fulfill a condition set by the where clause. So why not doing everything on the same query? And you will save yourself all the unnecessary iterations on the result set, you are loosing previous CPU time and resources there.
Also, you are not using all other values on the first query, why getting them on the first place? I removed them from the following query.
SELECT SUM(j.a_cost)
FROM vwDashboardsQuality vDQ
INNER JOIN jobmatl j
ON vDQ.job = j.job
AND vDQ.suffix = j.suffix
WHERE vDQ.trans_date >= @startdate
AND vDQ.trans_date <= @enddate;
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Chapter:45
Reading Mode Parallel Chapters Popular Verse Thematic Bible Interlinear Images
Joseph Reveals His Identity
1 Joseph could no longer keep his composure in front of all his attendants,(a) so he called out, "Send everyone away from me!" No one was with him when he revealed his identity to his brothers.(A)
2 But he wept so loudly that the Egyptians heard it, and also Pharaoh's household heard it.
3 Joseph said to his brothers, "I am Joseph! Is my father still living?" But they could not answer him because they were terrified in his presence.
4 Then Joseph said to his brothers, "Please, come near me," and they came near. "I am Joseph, your brother," he said, "the one you sold into Egypt.(B)
5 And now don't be worried or angry with yourselves for selling me here, because God sent me ahead of you to preserve life.(C)
6 For the famine has been in the land these two years, and there will be five more years without plowing or harvesting.
7 God sent me ahead of you to establish you as a remnant within the land and to keep you alive by a great deliverance.(b)
8 Therefore it was not you who sent me here, but God. He has made me a father to Pharaoh, lord of his entire household, and ruler over all the land of Egypt.
9 "Return quickly to my father and say to him, 'This is what your son Joseph says: "God has made me lord of all Egypt. Come down to me without delay.
10 You can settle in the land of Goshen(D) and be near me—you, your children, and grandchildren, your sheep, cattle, and all you have.
11 There I will sustain you, for there will be five more years of famine. Otherwise, you, your household, and everything you have will become destitute."'(E)
12 Look! Your eyes and my brother Benjamin's eyes can see that it is I , Joseph, who am(c) speaking to you.
13 Tell my father about all my glory in Egypt and about all you have seen. And bring my father here quickly."(F)
14 Then Joseph threw his arms around Benjamin and wept, and Benjamin wept on his shoulder.
15 Joseph kissed each of his brothers as he wept,(d) and afterward his brothers talked with him.
The Return for Jacob
16 When the news reached Pharaoh's palace, "Joseph's brothers have come," Pharaoh and his servants were pleased.
17 Pharaoh said to Joseph, "Tell your brothers, 'Do this: Load your animals and go on back to the land of Canaan.
18 Get your father and your families, and come back to me. I will give you the best of the land of Egypt, and you can eat from the richness of the land.'
19 You are also commanded, 'Do this: Take wagons from the land of Egypt for your young children and your wives and bring your father here.(G)
20 Do not be concerned about your belongings, for the best of all the land of Egypt is yours.'"(H)
21 The sons of Israel did this. Joseph gave them wagons as Pharaoh had commanded, and he gave them provisions for the journey.
22 He gave each of the brothers changes of clothes,(I) but he gave Benjamin 300 pieces of silver and five changes of clothes.(J)
23 He sent his father the following: 10 donkeys carrying the best products of Egypt and 10 female donkeys carrying grain, food, and provisions for his father on the journey.
24 So Joseph sent his brothers on their way, and as they were leaving, he said to them, "Don't argue on the way."
25 So they went up from Egypt and came to their father Jacob in the land of Canaan.
26 They said, "Joseph is still alive, and he is ruler over all the land of Egypt!" Jacob was stunned,(e) for he did not believe them.
27 But when they told Jacob all that Joseph had said to them, and when he saw the wagons that Joseph had sent to transport him, the spirit of their father Jacob revived.
28 Then Israel said, "Enough! My son Joseph is still alive. I will go to see him before I die."
a. Genesis 45:1: Lit all those standing about him
b. Genesis 45:7: Or keep alive for you many survivors
c. Genesis 45:12: Lit that my mouth is
d. Genesis 45:15: Lit brothers, and he wept over them
e. Genesis 45:26: Lit Jacob's heart was numb
A. Genesis 45:1: Acts 7:13
B. Genesis 45:4: Genesis 37:18-36
C. Genesis 45:5: Genesis 45:7-8; Genesis 50:20; Psalm 105:17
D. Genesis 45:10: Genesis 46:34; Genesis 47:1; Genesis 47:4; Genesis 47:6; Genesis 47:11; Genesis 47:27; Genesis 50:8; Exodus 8:22; Joshua 10:41
E. Genesis 45:11: Genesis 47:12; Genesis 50:21
F. Genesis 45:13: Acts 7:14
G. Genesis 45:19: Genesis 46:5
H. Genesis 45:20: Deuteronomy 32:9-14
I. Genesis 45:22: 2 Kings 5:5
J. Genesis 45:22: Genesis 43:34
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20th CPC National Congress delegates witness big changes in past decade
Special: 20th CPC National Congress
The past decade has seen notable changes in various fields across the country, according to delegates to the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), who spoke to the media on Sunday.
"I was sent into space twice in 2013 and 2021. China's manned space program has made new achievements over the past decade, offering us a broader flight platform and longer flight time," said astronaut Wang Yaping.
Short-track skater and Winter Olympic medalist Wu Dajing still remembered the days when they had to queue up into late night for on-ice training due to the lack of skating rinks 10 years ago. "It no longer bothers today's athletes as the indoor skating rinks top 1,400 now."
Kunshan City in east China's Jiangsu Province has seen its industrial scale become larger and its industrial structure more optimized in the past 10 years, according to Zhou Wei, the city's Party chief, adding that the city's proportion of strategic emerging industries has exceeded 50 percent.
Yang Ning, Party chief of Jiangmen Village in Rongshui Miao Autonomous County, south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, has seen the mountainous village shake off poverty with its per capita net income soaring since she returned to her hometown in 2010 as a college graduate.
"I will stay in the village to make it more beautiful and affluent," Yang said.
The spectrum of the more than 2,000 delegates attending the ongoing congress is broadly representative. The delegates come from various sectors, administrative levels, and institutions.
The congress will run from Oct. 16 to 22.
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China's first 120-TEU pure electric inland container ship makes maiden voyage
Frost flowers 'bloom' in N China's forest
Themed exhibition on China's great changes: Culture
Themed exhibition on China's great changes: Science and technology
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Maiwan Water Conservancy under construction in Hainan
CPC outlines China's overall development objectives for year 2035
China opposes protectionism, decoupling: report
CPC expounds on main objectives, tasks for next 5 years
China works to build major-country relations featuring peaceful coexistence, overall stability, balanced development: report
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Home News Anime News Long Running Bleach Manga To Do A Live-Action Movie in 2018
Long Running Bleach Manga To Do A Live-Action Movie in 2018
JRBandillo
At first they we're just rumors but now the news Bleach manga fans have been waiting for is finally here. Tite Kubo's long-running manga Bleach is doing a live-action movie adaptation. The movie will open in Japan sometime in 2018. The news comes in time with the ending of the manga which is now in it's 74th and final volume. Leaks have been circulating online recently but Weekly Shonen Jump is expected to release an official announcement on Monday, August 22nd.
Bleach Live-Action Movie
Sōta Fukushi will play Ichigo Kurosaki, the boy who becomes a shinigami and helps good souls crossover. Shinsuke Sato, known for his work in the Gantz series, Oblivion Island and many others will direct the live-action film. Original creator Tite Kubo will continue to assist in the production to make sure fans remain happy.
Weekly Shonen Jump first published the manga in 2001. Since then, Bleached has inspired an anime TV series and a few films. The manga also became inspiration for a number of video games, novels and musical productions.
Source: Kotaku
Ichigo Kurosaki
Japanese Movie
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Sōta Fukushi
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Film Review: Fudoh: The New Generation (1996) by Takashi Miike
Film Review: Bleach (2018) by Shinsuke Sato
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Greenhouse emissions fall for the seventh year
Provisional data published by the government on the 26th of March has shown that the UK's greenhouse gas emissions fell for a seventh consecutive year in 2019. Let's take a closer look at what this means for the UK and its 2050 carbon-neutral goals.
Effect of Coronavirus
An increase in the use of renewables
Optimism for development beyond wind
Energy minister Kwasi Kwarteng has praised her own government's "extraordinary progress" in tackling climate change, which may be overstating this 3.6% drop somewhat. It is true, however, that since 2010 the UK's emissions have come down by almost a third, which is an achievement.
These figures have come out at a time when energy use is in decline, with the lockdown that has come as a result of the Coronavirus outbreak leading to a 7% decrease in demand for energy.
Expected to see energy use rise with everyone working from home?It's obviously true that home energy use has increased since people have started working from home, but the huge drop in demand factories, construction sites and offices has more than offset this.
A further drop in demand for electricity is expected as more and more businesses are forced to shut up shop - which will mean even fewer emissions in 2020. This presents a very slight silver lining to the crisis the UK and the world is currently experiencing.
The main driver behind continuous drops in emissions, however, is the shift in focus from traditional energy sources to cleaner renewable sources of energy that has been taking place in recent years.
Want to do your bit to reduce emissions?Give us a call on 02039 360059 one of our agents will help you switch to a 100% renewable energy provider, even saving you money in the process.
Renewable energy in the UK is generated mainly from the following sources:
Tidal energy
Wind farms are becoming particularly important to the UK energy market, with almost a fifth of the country's energy supply being generated through wind energy. Around 37% of our electricity last year came from renewable sources, which is a new record and shows that much is being done to push us toward a greener future.
It's also the case that it's becoming cheaper and thus easier to make a profit to generate energy through renewable sources. A report into Australia's thermal coal export industry earlier this year found that building wind and solar plants will soon be cheaper, in fact, than existing coal-fired power stations in every major market the world over.
While the UK is in no danger of leading the world in solar energy production, an increasingly cost-effective means of channelling wind energy will allow it to keep on making strides toward a more renewable energy market. The new Hornsea offshore wind farm, the largest of its kind in the world, is evidence of this.
Deputy chief executive of RenewableUK Melanie Onn is optimistic about the UK's potential to diversify into renewables outside of wind energy. "As well as wind," she said, "we'll use innovative new technologies like renewable hydrogen and marine power, and we'll scale up battery storage."
"Low-cost renewables are central to the government's energy strategy and our sector will grow rapidly in the years ahead as our domestic supply chain expands and we continue to seize multi-billion-pound export opportunities around the world."
At Selectra, we're hoping to see the government put its money where its mouth is with regard to advancing the technology around renewables, to make it even cheaper for ordinary people to access green energy and not make it a choice between the planet and your wallet.
Even as a student of literature, Will always had one eye on new TV deals and never overpaid a penny on his broadband. He worked as a copywriter and then as a journalist before realising his life's purpose and joining Selectra in January. He now dedicates himself to decrying poor customer service and championing affordable broadband. | {
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In the previous post I broke down some of my rules on how to style your small space so that it feels larger than what it actually is. We spoke about color and texture and how it affects the size of your space. Today we break down how space planning, furniture size and creating multifunctional spaces will help you feel like the Queen/King you are in your small, comfy space.
Let's begin with the biggest issue, huge bulky furniture. If you are styling you small space you need to consider purchasing smaller pieces. Using bulky, large furniture will take away from your space making it feel stuffy. That rectangular dinning table that you absolutely love because you got a fabulous deal on.. That's not going to work in your tiny space. No one wants to be tripping over a table and chairs while trying to throw down in the kitchen. But we know you need some where to eat. How about replacing the rectangular table with a circle one? It frees up more space for you.
When it comes to seating, instead of having a large couch set consider a comfy two seater. If a two seater just isn't enough add a small chair to the setting. If that isn't sufficient use an ottoman. Ottomans are one of my favorite pieces. They can be used in multiple rooms and for multiple purposes. They are cute, comfy and all around great.
Like I mentioned above Ottomans are great and I suggest everyone should have at least one in their house. It is a multifunctional pieces which is essential to help keep your tiny area clean and tidy. An ottoman can be used as seating and storage – it's a two-in-one. Multifunctional furniture will help solve your small space problems in more than one way. Pieces like a bed with storage underneath, stack-able side tables, vanity turned desk, pull out couch, things of those nature are what you should be looking for. And the more pieces that can help you stores stuff, the easier it'll be to create that visually larger space. Mess and clutter will make your space appear smaller so be as organized as possible!
Another furniture tip in regards to space planning is to purchase pieces that are more vertical. Going up with furniture instead of across will help free up floor space. If you need a book case replace that with shelves so that you still have the floor beneath for whatever you may need that space for. It could be a desk, a side table or even one of those cute and multifunctional ottomans.
When choosing furniture please be mindful of your surroundings. Yes, that couch may be super cute but realistically it's not working for what you have. We all want to have a stylish home but at the end of the day if you're not comfortable you won't be happy. So strategically plan when styling you small sp ace! Good luck!
Do you have any small space styling tips? Let me know!
****BONUS: glass/acrylic furniture helps visually enlarge your space. Also add mirrors wherever you can! It brightens and enlarges the space. | {
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HomeCollectionEternal Idol
French, b.1840, d.1917
Eternal Idol
Presented by the New Zealand Government from the New Zealand Fund in France For Cultural Development, 1964
Tags: figures (representations), love, men (male humans), nudes (representations), people (agents), sculpture (visual work), women (female humans)
One of the most significant sculptors of his generation, Auguste Rodin revelled in the tactile qualities of the clay or wax he used to form the sculptures from which his castings were taken. The human body was of great interest to Rodin and here he explores the sensuality and intimacy of the lovers' forms. Rodin completed several versions of this subject in varying mediums and sizes.
(New Dawn Fades, November 2018)
New Dawn Fades
Love Sweet Love
earlier labels about this work
Auguste Rodin used the human figure as an instrument of expression, rather than as an object for anatomical study. The two figures in Eternal Idol express their intimacy and complete absorption in each other. The work, like all his sculptural figures, displays great strength, gentleness and sensuality. Rodin became one of the most celebrated sculptors of the 19th century. He broke from the rigid formulas and styles of academic sculpture, introducing a new sense of energy, imagination and invention. Born in Paris, Rodin showed promise in drawing as a child but was rejected by the École des Beaux-Arts and started working as a moulder, ornamentor and goldsmith instead. He later took lessons from the animal sculptor, Antoine-Louis Barye (1796 -1875), and studied the work of Donatello (c.1386-1466) and Michelangelo (1475 -1564). By 1880 he had become renowned for his sculptural portraits of famous contemporary figures. Rodin's fame as a sculptor grew and in 1882 a studio was freely placed at his disposal by the state.
(Gallery opening hang, 2003)
Rodin made several versions of this subject in varying sizes and materials. It was first worked in 1889 and is thought to have been inspired by a sculpture by Camille Claudel entitled "Surrender". This work emphasised Rodin's joy in the human form and in human sensuality. The two figures express their itimacy and complete absorption in each other. To this artist this interaction parallels an act of worship and he gave this composition an alternative title as 'The Host' suggesting that the physical act of adoration can also ascend to the mystical or spiritual planes of meaning. Rodin's figures all displayed great strength, gentleness or sensuality. He said: "I have invented nothing - I have only rediscovered."
Rodin, who was born in Paris, showed his ability at an early age and persevered through early difficulites to gain entry to the Ecole des Beaux Arts. In 1875 he visited Italy where he studied the works of Donatello and Michelangelo whose influences can be seen in Eternal Idol. By 1882 his fame as a sculptor had grown and a pavillion was dedicated to his work at the 1900 Exposition.
The foundry of George Rudier handled most of his bronze casting including the work. Limited edition castings were made in 1960 after Rodin's death from waxes held by the Rodin Museum in Paris. This work was purchased from those works in 1962 by the New Zealand Government and presented to the Gallery in 1964.
Christchurch Idol
We'd like to think that we know the Christchurch Art Gallery collection inside-out, and generally speaking, we do.
Mary Kisler's selection
On 16 April 2011, Mary Kisler spoke about some of her favourite works in the Gallery on Kim Hill's Saturday morning radio programme on Radio New Zealand National.
See the works she selected here.
Eternal Idol by Auguste Rodin
"One day, from up on the scaffolding where I was working on the Burghers of Calais, I noticed Rodin, who between some scenes, was doing a nude sculpture, for which the model was a young woman, stretched out on the table. As the session was drawing to a close, he bent over toward the woman and kissed her tenderly on her belly - a gesture of adoration of nature, which gave him so much joy." | {
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Spike Lee saves his biggest punch for the finale of BlacKkKlansman. It's not exactly a twist ending; more of a thought-provoking coda that left the audience at the world premiere in Cannes speechless, rocked back in their seats, questioning their reactions to what they'd just seen and to the world that exists outside the cinema. It is not easy to forget. But, annoying though this may be, I won't say any more about it here.
BlacKkKlansman – a title guaranteed to drive writers and copy editors mad like nothing since Inglourious Basterds, is based on a true story, though you'd be forgiven for thinking Lee and his three co-writers made it up after smoking something. Here's how it went down.
In 1979, Ron Stallworth (John David Washington in the film) became one of the first black police officers in the force in Colorado Springs, Colo. When he noticed an ad for the Ku Klux Klan in the local paper, he called on a whim – and joined the group. He spouted a ridiculous list of derogatory terms into the phone line; Walter (Ryan Eggold) liked what he heard and wanted to meet.
That part was clearly going to be a problem, so Ron enlisted fellow cop Flip Zimmerman (Adam Driver) – a Jew, as it happens – to be the white face of Ron Stallworth. There's a parallel here to the recent Sorry To Bother You, in which a black telemarketer uses his "white voice" to increase his success over the phone except, to be clear – true story this time.
Ron and Flip – and, by extension, the movie and we in the audience – make great sport of the KKK. When Ron calls David Duke to inquire about why his membership card is taking so long to arrive, he impulsively asks the Grand Wizard whether he ever worries about a black man pretending to be white on the phone. Duke doesn't use the term black-dar, but he says he can just tell. Chuckles all around.
Of course, racism is no laughing matter, and Lee occasionally pulls back on the yoke of comedy to remind us of that. Flip is confronted with his own identity as a Jew – "I never thought much about it and now I'm thinking about it all the time," he muses. And both cops are put in real danger from their scheme, not least when Klansman Ivanhoe – a real mouth-breather, perfectly portrayed by I, Tonya's Paul Walter Hauser – smells a rat.
Lee has an agenda here, which sometimes fights with his storytelling instincts. The scene where Harry Belafonte shows up recounting the 1916 lynching of Jesse Washington, while in another location the local KKK group is laughing uproariously at a private screening of the 1915 film Birth of a Nation, is a little too on the nose.
But the point is still valid. Things were bad a hundred years ago, and they're still bad today, in spite of the Ron Stallworths and Flip Zimmermans of the world. You'll laugh at the antics of BlacKkKlansman, but you may find yourself in tears, or shaking in anger, on the way out. | {
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If you have oily skin, you are prone to acne, blackheads and spots. Your skin probably looks shiny and thick. Just as with any skin type, taking certain precautions and special care can help reduce skin problems.
The following are 5 tips for taking care of oily skin.
Wash your face twice a day—once in the morning and once before bed. Washing more often can strip your skin of all the natural moisturizers and increase oil production. The only time you should wash your face more than twice a day is if you have been perspiring.
Use a gentle cleanser. If you need something stronger, look for ingredients specifically made for oily skin and acne, such as benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, glycolic acid, or beta-hydroxy acid. Although usually marketed for acne, these products work well for oily skin too.
If you are experimenting with different cleansers to find one that works for you, keep a notebook and write down the date, what cleanser you are using and keep track of how your skin looks after a few weeks. If you notice irritation, write that down so you know not to try that cleanser again.
Oily skin still needs to be moisturized, but be careful to choose the right moisturizer. Look for water based or oil-free moisturizers and stay away from creams and heavy moisturizers.
No matter how tempted, don't pick, pop or squeeze pimples as it can cause scarring and leave red spots on your face.
Remember, having oily skin does have some benefits. Those with oily skin tend to age slower. Oily skin tends to wrinkle less than those with dry or normal skin. Always remember to apply sunscreen before going outside, no matter the weather. | {
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From April, 2004 through January, 2005, Dahr Jamail surveyed 13 hospitals in Iraq in order to research how the healthcare system was faring under the US-led occupation.
The report documents the desperate supply shortages facing hospitals, the disastrous effect that the lack of basic services like water and electricity have on hospitals and the disruption of medical services at Iraqi hospitals by US military forces.
Three out of the eleven hospitals surveyed are frequently raided by the US military, five others sporadically.
Dr. Qasim al-Nuwesri, the chief manager at Chuwader General Hospital, one of two hospitals in the sprawling slum area of Sadr City, Baghdad, an area of nearly 2 million people, said that for his hospital, the lack of potable water was the major problem. The hospital needs at least 2000 liters of water per day to function with basic sterilization practices. According to Dr. al-Nuwesri, they received 15% of this amount.
In November 2004, shortly after razing Nazzal Emergency Hospital to the ground, US forces entered Fallujah General Hospital, the city's only healthcare facility for trauma victims, detaining employees and patients alike. According to medics on the scene, water and electricity were "cut off," ambulances confiscated, and surgeons, without exception, kept out of the besieged city.
As an occupying power, the US was responsible for conforming with international humanitarian law and human rights law, regarding the situation of healthcare in Iraq. The Fourth Geneva Convention contains specific provisions pertaining to the delivery of healthcare services.
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"Many doctors in Iraq believe that, more widely, the lack of assistance, if not outright hostility, by the US military, coupled with the lack of rebuilding and reconstruction by foreign contractors has compounded the problems they are facing.
"When asked if his hospital had received assistance from the US military or reconstruction contractors, Dr. Sarmad Raheem, the administrator of chief doctors at Al-Kerkh Hospital in Baghdad said, "Never ever. Some soldiers came here five months ago and asked what we needed. We told them and they never brought us one single needle... We heard that some people from the CPA came here, but they never did anything for us."
"At Fallujah General Hospital, Dr. Mohammed10 said there has been virtually no assistance from foreign contractors, and of the US military he commented, "They send only bombs, not medicine."
Dahr Jamail reports on the struggling health care situation in Iraq. The report surveys 13 Iraqi Hospitals, examines the actions taken by US military against hospitals and care workers that constitute war crimes as defined by the Geneva conventions, discusses and documents cases of US medical personnel complicit in torture through failures to document the visible signs of torture on their patients, and much more. | {
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Slickplan is the perfect app to help you start planning a website sitemap or any other organizational project. Planning your information architecture from the start is a great idea on the road to success with your project. Get started by building your sitemap from a blank canvas or inputting the structure of a current website by using our site crawler or importing a Google XML file.
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A Short History of France
Authors: D. J. Peters
A Short History of France comprises brief accounts of significant events in the history of France. Some of the topics discussed in this book include the origins of France; Capetians to St. Louis; Joan of Arc and the restoration of France at the end of the Middle Ages; France from Charles VIII to the rise of Catherine de' Medici; end of the Valois line and the reign of Henry IV; and Mazarin and the years of the Fronde. Louis XIV and the establishment of absolutism; Waterloo to the revolution of 1848; The Second Empire and its collapse; and events in the last 50 years in France are also described in this text. This publication is valuable to French language and literature students who wish to gain general knowledge on French history.
1. The Origins of France
2. The Capetians to St. Louis
3. The Last Capetians and the Early Valois Kings
4. Joan of Arc and the Restoration of France at the End of the Middle Ages
5. France from Charles VIII to the Rise of Catherine de' Medici
6. Protestant and Catholic — France in the Days of Catherine de' Medici
7. The End of the Valois Line, and the Reign of Henry IV
8. France under Marie de' Medici, and the Creation of French Power by Richelieu
9. Mazarin and the Years of the Fronde
10. Louis XIV and the Establishment of Absolutism
11. Louis XV and the Decline of the French Monarchy, 1715-74
12. The Coming of Revolution
13. The Revolutionary Republic and the Napoleonic Empire
14. From Waterloo to the Revolution of 1848
15. The Second Empire and its Collapse
16. The Third Republic, 1870-1914
17. The Last Fifty Years
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Publix Pharmacies Refuse to Offer Covid Vaccines to Children Under Age 5
Date: June 23, 2022Author: Nwo Report 0 Comments
Representative said company would not offer jab at its more than 1,200 stores to children under 5 'at this time,' adding they would not issue a formal statement on the decision.
Posted BY: Adan Salazar
Florida-based grocery chain Publix says it will not issue Covid jabs to children younger than 5, despite an announcement by the CDC last week recommending the jab for children aged 6-months and older.
A representative for Publix on Wednesday said the company would not offer the jab at its more than 1,200 stores to children under 5 "at this time," adding they would not be issuing a formal statement on the decision.
The Tampa Bay Times said it spoke with a mother who'd scheduled an appointment at a Publix to have her 3-year-old jabbed, but she later received a phone call telling her "that her chosen location was not authorized to vaccinate children under 5."
The company's decision comes as the CDC last week issued a recommendation approving the jab for children 6-months-old and older, claiming it helps parents "better protect them from COVID-19."
The Florida grocer's new policy also follows state Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Lapado's announcement in March advising parents against getting youngsters jabbed, saying it provides no benefit to healthy children.
The retailer, Florida's largest employee-owned grocery chain, reportedly distributed hundreds of thousands of Covid vaccines back in early 2021 when tapped by Governor Ron DeSantis (R) to lead the state's vaccination effort.
The Times reports the company is still offering flu shots for children as young as 6 months old.
Meanwhile, many including the UK's Daily Mail are questioning the grounds on which the jab was approved for youngsters, considering Pfizer based its approval on research that only studied three children, not to mention the fact Moderna has admitted its jab is only 37% effective.
"We should just assume that we don't have efficacy data," Drexel University College of Medicine pediatrics professor Sarah Long admitted to the New York Times last week.
Publix Pharmacies Refuse
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Minnesota House passes legislation establishing unlimited 'right' to abortion on demand January 27, 2023 | {
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Frank Lampard dismisses Fikayo Tomori's loan speculation
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard has insisted that there have been no discussions to send Fikayo Tomori on loan for the upcoming campaign. The England international fell out-of-favour under Lampard during the backend of the previous season and there has been the speculation that he could be loaned out to Everton this summer.
Earlier this year, Fikayo was the fifth-choice centre-back behind Antonio Rudiger, Kurt Zouma, Cesar Azpilicueta and Andreas Christensen and the arrival of Thiago Silva from Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer has meant that he will drop further down the selection order. Despite this, Lampard has insisted that there are no plans to send him out of loan at the moment.
He told: "With Fikayo, no, I'm not aware of those conversations getting to any point where I'm going to be talking about that. Fikayo trained with us today and is in contention for the Brighton game, and that's where we're at. There's nothing specific I want him to improve, all I want him to do is work hard, show the work ethic he's shown me at Derby and for major parts of last season. I hope every player knows at that point I'm fair in how I try to pick the team."
The Blues are obviously expected to be without Silva for the opening few games, considering he has yet to integrate into training after his Champions League final appearance for Paris Saint-Germain last month. Hence, Fikayo could stay put for the next few weeks and it won't come as a surprise, if he is loaned out to the Toffees before the transfer window closes on October 5.
Zouma had a productive loan season with the Merseyside outfit during the 2018/19 campaign which enabled him to become a regular for the Blues and Tomori could have a similar opportunity with the Toffees, who are currently managed by the legendary Carlo Ancelotti.
Abraham to get playing time next season despite Werner's arrival, says Schwarzer
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It's Christmas day and I'm in Colorado living in my car. I'm out here on my own accord. I want adventure, I crave adventure, so I came out to these sub zero temps to climb some mountains, do some snowboarding, and actually have a white Christmas instead of the warm drizzle back on the East coast. But I'm in Starbucks in Breckenridge now and I miss my family and miss my home.
This morning I began an ascent of Quandary Peak just south of Breckenridge. It's one of the 52 Colorado 14ers and is decidedly the easiest winter route. With a long gradual, broad east ridge it allows the hiker to stay out of avalanche terrain for the duration of the climb with no pitches greater than maybe 30 percent.
I got a late start, leaving my car around 1130, expecting the climbing to be easy and the round trip to take less than 5 hours. If I wasn't on the summit by 3pm, I would turn around, no question. The conditions were rough, temps hovering just above 0, winds gusting up to 40mph, and dense snow finding its way in every crack in my clothes. About a half mile up, below tree line, I got too warm and stripped down to just my base layer and my Arc'Teryx Alpha AR jacket and Alpha SL pants. Seriously, the best, most breathable combo for winter mountaineering. Most of my sweat evaporated through the fabric and I stayed warm despite the bitter wind.
Just out of tree line I saw a couple postholing up the ridge just ahead of me without snowshoes. With the unrelenting snow over the past few days I sympathized with their struggle in the deep snow and passed them to help set trail. But with the heavy winds, my tracks were undetectable within minutes.
Coming up to a leveling on the ridge a little over halfway up I heard a whistle blaring. When hiking, especially with a fleece cap and hood up, I hear all kinds of fictitious noises from conversations to shouting to avalanches in the distance. Usually I don't remove my hood to listen more carefully, knowing that as soon as I stop I'll realize the sound was just my imagination. But the whistle had a distinct sound of desperation. I stopped, looked around, and continued to hear the high pitched pierce. For a moment I thought it was the call of a bird or an animal and hoped and hoped that no one had slid off the lips on either side of the ridge.
But I figured it must be coming from above me so I kept hiking to get a better vantage. And sure enough when I crested the incline there were three hikers very slowly limping toward me. From a distance I couldn't tell who was hurt and who was helping who but when I got closer, the emotionless, dazed face of the climber in the middle answered the question for me. I couldn't hear them over the blasting wind so I didn't answer their call until I was maybe 5 feet away. They could tell from my confusion that I wasn't the rescue they had called for.
"What's up, what's going on?" I shouted to the two hikers carrying the one in the middle.
"He's severely hypothermic, we found him up on the summit," the one on skis answered. They had hoped I was the rescue but unfortunately I was carrying very little but offered what I had.
They hesitated and said they thought they had it under control but I could tell they were saying it out of respect for my desire to summit, rather than actual lack of needing help.
For a moment I considered it. I didn't know how bad the situation was yet and didn't know how far away the summit was. But I thought better of becoming a statistic myself and said, "Nah, screw that, what can I do; what do you all need?" and immediately the one on skis, later I would learn is Jason, asked if I would mind carrying the other guy's pack. His pack was tremendous for a day hike, but in typical Grayson fashion, mine was tiny, so I could easily afford the extra weight.
"Of course, of course, what else can I do? Does one of you want to trade out?" I offered my jacket but the hypothermic climber, named Cole, was ridiculously bundled up, obviously wearing some layers from the other two guys. He declined so I offered him Sour Patch Kids, bound to be frozen by now, but still delicious, and some Gatorade I had been storing in my jacket. He said yes to the Gatorade with some hesitation and I poured it into his mouth while the other guys, the other one name Mike, held him up.
I grabbed Cole's pack and we started working our way down in silence, with only the occasional plea for a break from Cole. It was slow going but Cole was looking okay and was responsive so we knew we'd get down eventually. The other two guys had both pressed their Spot SOS buttons so we knew rescue was somewhat on the way, just didn't know when.
We soon caught up to the couple hikers I had passed on the way up and Jason and Mike were seriously bummed that it wasn't the rescue they had called for. But the two hikers had hand warmers and offered them up. Jason shouted with joy and said the hand warmers would really help. So the other two hikers got to opening up and warming up the hand warmers and then we worked Cole's gloves off his frozen hands to put the warmers in. This was the first moment I realized how awful the situation actually was. His hands were frozen in place with purple finger tips with the rest a pale yellow. I almost wretched when I first saw them and realized that Cole wasn't simply going home to tell a crazy story of his attempt on Quandary on Christmas day. We worked the warmer's into his clawed fists and then struggled to get his swollen hands back into the mittens.
Soon the slope steepened and Jason was having a tough time going the slow pace on skis so he asked if we could trade out. Before we switched I saw Cole's pants were falling down and some skin was exposed so I apologized for invading his personal space and helped lift them up and tucked his inner jacket into his pants.
Jason slipped out from under Cole's arm and I slid in, quickly realizing that the height difference was going to make for an interesting hike down. Cole was nearly a foot taller than me so I had to leverage on his arm and back to keep him from collapsing each time we postholed into softer snow. It was an art to walk side by side with two other guys in the deep snow, all of us wearing snowshoes. It was a skill that I had underestimated when I saw Jason and Mike carrying Cole down. But with practice it became easier and I stopped tripping over my own snowshoes.
After a while, both Mike's and my arms were getting tired so we switched sides to distribute the strain but it didn't help much. Mike had been going since 9am, had hiked up with Cole close on his heels, until Cole had turned around saying he was tired. Mike kept going, not knowing that Cole was desperately cold and topped out on the summit. In that time Jason had come upon Cole sitting in the snow, jackets off with bare hands, obviously in distress. He had reached the last stage of hypothermia where the body starts feeling hot and the victim strips down. Jason realized that Cole was dying and helped him put his clothes back on and added his own extra down jacket then started helping him down the mountain. Mike came upon the two of them shortly after and helped with the rescue. They had been going through this for over an hour when I met up with them.
On a more gradual slope I switched out with Jason again to do a personal check. My hands were stiff and cold and my feet numb and I was exhausted. But once the slope steepened again I switched back into position. I prayed for the rescue to be coming up and hated looking down the mountain at the empty slope. After all the stories I had read of the Robertsons and other people lost at sea or desperate for a rescue that would never come I figured we were on our own to get him down and that realization somewhat eased the pain of waiting for help that may not come.
But finally it did come. A lone skier with a tremendous pack and a red jacket slipped into view and I nearly lost it with joy. We were getting there on our own, but my goodness it was nice to see the professionals. Where we were though was extremely exposed and the wind was tearing at all of us. My beard and moustache were frozen and Cole had some ugly frostbite on his nose, lips, and cheeks. Mike suggested we continue on down to the trees and so we did. My arms were dying and I felt like I was going to collapse any minute so I really wanted to pass Cole off but at the same time I was just happy to be moving.
I know it may seem tacky but I took this once the rescuers arrived because I never want to forget this day and how important safety is in the backcountry.
Down behind the trees I traded out with one of the rescuers and got a much needed break. With more and more rescuers showing up and eventually an essential army of people coming up the mountain, I relaxed finally knowing he'd be alright. Down below treeline we all rested while they checked Cole's vitals and put some warmer layers on him. Eventually they had him on a snowmobile racing down to an ambulance waiting at the trailhead. I caught the story from Jason and Mike and finally had some idea what the hell had happened.
From our best guess Cole had worn too many layers on the way up and sweated through all of them. Likely dehydrated and soaking wet, he didn't have another layer to put on for the descent so the wind tore through his close and froze him to the core. He became delusional and took his clothes off, amplifying the problem and contributing to the frostbite on his hands. Had either Jason or Mike not been up there, there would have been no way one person could have gotten Cole down. And had Jason arrived even an hour later, he may have come upon a freezing corpse.
It's a scary thought and truly humbling one. My hands haven't stopped trembling from the incident and I feel sick from seeing Cole's hands. I truly hope for the best for him and hope he doesn't have too many issues from the frostbite.
The day has made me reevaluate my own tactic toward climbing and hiking. I am an absolute minimalist by nature and it always works out for me. I depend on experience and knowledge rather than gear. But had I been carrying even the tiniest sleeping bag, pad, and bivy sack, the day would have gone much better. Instead I had a couple bottles of gatorade, a couple granola bars, and a single lightweight fleece jacket. I had nothing to spare and was freezing during breaks at such exposed altitudes.
I'm happy we all had Spot satellite messengers but the rescue took forever when we were all freezing. In reality it was an incredible and rapid response and I am so thankful those guys are all there to help. But I need to carry supplies to at least sustain me till a rescue if I ever find myself in a similar situation.
It's also made me realize how dangerous a rescue can be. Had the slope been much steeper and snow a little firmer, Cole would have slid and kept sliding if he had fallen. We did our best to keep him up but it was brutal in the deep snow. If I ever find myself in a situation like this again I need to remember to look out for myself. I know it sounds superficial given the circumstance but I was freezing myself and didn't know it until I finally had a break to self-assess. I'm happy to be relaxing now but the sight of Cole's hand is sure to haunt me for years to come. It was an overwhelming day and now that we're all safe I really hope for the best for Cole. Time to get some rest.
UPDATE: I was mistaken to assume that Cole removed his clothes because of his hypothermia. He was in the process of adding layers but was unable to put on his jacket or gloves because his hands were stiff.
Thanks for sharing that story. Keep adventuring, learning and sharing what you learn.
Excellent write up! Thanks Grayson for sharing. Mike Via happens to be a good friend of mine and he told me all about it the next day. I was really hoping to find a news story so I could share it on FB and brag on my friend. He's not one to brag on himself.
Thanks Steven. It was great meeting Mike up there, despite the circumstances. Please feel free to share this post, I hope others can learn the lesson through this story rather than on their own.
Hi this is Coles mom, I would love to thank your friend Mike. He did an excellent job helping my son. I can't begin to thank him, Jason and Grayson for their efforts to save my son. I thank God every day since Christmas day, for each of them. Heroes in my book. Please tell Mike for me.
I will pass this message on to Mike!
This was in great detail of what happen. Cole is actually my best friend and I had texted him that day to wish him a Merry Christmas but never got a response. His parents live across the street from mine and his mother filled me in later that day of what happen. I gave Cole a call and he was still in the hospital but was in good spirits. Thanks again for being there to assist. The world would be a little less bright without that dude.
Of course. We were all happy to help. And agreed, Cole seems like an awesome guy!
Nice work Grayson! Glad you decided to help, it's a bit of the outdoor code for most of us, but good you had the opportunity to help and also glad you weren't in any more danger than a bit of cold as well.
Thanks Sean. I'm very glad I was there to be of assistance.
Mike and Jason were incredible out there. It was great meeting them both. Thanks for the share, I hope it helps bring some awareness to the risks out there.
Great story Grayson! Mike is also a good friend of mine. He told us the whole story when he got back. One minor detail that you probably didn't know as Mike probably wouldn't have mentioned, it was his Birthday!
Many thanks to the three of you for stepping up and being the Christmas Heroes for Cole!
Thanks David. What a crazy birthday and christmas!
I want to thank all of you for saving Cole. He is my youngest grandson. We live in Tennessee. I know how different Colorado weather is. Again thank you for saving our boy and all you do. Maybe when Cole is healed you may have a new volunteer when Cole heals. So thankful you saw him and helped him..
I am thrilled he is doing okay. I'm a Virginia boy myself so we east coast guys have to look out for each other!
I worked with Cole this past summer in Tennessee. Glad you were there to help out.
I am glad we were there too. I am certain Cole would've done the exact same for us had we been in his situation.
I enjoyed the write-up but wanted to make one comment, not to criticize, but to educate. I'm an emergency medicine doctor with some experience in wilderness medicine. I don't completely agree with your decision to try and rewarm the victim's hands on the way down. When treating frostbite in the backcountry it's generally recommended that you do not attempt re-warming when there is a risk of the affected extremity refreezing, (which I'd say was a possibility in this case, as you didn't know when you'd be able to get the victim out). Rewarming and then refreezing can significantly worsen the injury (http://www.wemjournal.org/article/S1080-6032(11)00077-9/fulltext#sec6). Keep up the adventuring and good luck with the rest of med school!
Hey Pete, thanks so much for the info! It is much appreciated. We were certain we would be down within a couple hours, even at our slow pace, so refreezing wasn't too much of a concern. But I was curious about where to draw the line between preventing more frostbite and yet trying to not thaw the already frozen tissue. In this case I considered that his hands might become worse if we didn't add the hand warmers. What're your thoughts?
I take the "could" in the second sentence very seriously. Once the tissue is frozen it's frozen. The damage is done. The issue with rewarming in the field is that if things don't go according to plan you're at risk of significantly worsening that damage. Make sense?
Yep. Thanks for the info. I'll have to look more into wilderness medicine to be better prepped for things like this in the future.
Thanks for the story. Quite the experience.
I also used to be fairly minimalist until I took a WFR course. Holy cow do you ever need a lot of gear for some emergencies. I now carry around a 2 pound med kit, blizzard blanket, spare gloves and spare sweater in my Targhee and it's still not enough for many situations.
Consider taking the course, it will save lives someday. I lead no expeditions and yet have used what I learned in that course repeatedly.
I hope you have some great summits ahead.
Hey Tyler, thanks for your comment. I'll definitely look into taking the course. That sort of thing is right up my alley after what happened that day.
Hey Grayson, what a day you had. I admire you for making the decision to give up your summit try and help. It sounds like you really contributed to getting Cole down to the rescue team. Hope you had a good fall and I'm looking forward to hearing more about your adventures! | {
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Future-Proof, Sustainable And Flexible: Mercedes-Benz Plant In Wörth Sets Course For Future Series Production Of Battery-Electric And Fuel-Cell Trucks
By FuelCellsWorksJuly 15, 2021 7 min read (1391 words)
Stuttgart / Wörth am Rhein – Sustainable, highly flexible and ideally positioned for the future of transport: The Mercedes-Benz plant in Wörth is becoming the center for emission-free transport within the Mercedes-Benz truck production network. Management and works council have agreed on a corresponding target picture for the site.
Both parties agreed on key points for the future development and safeguarding of the future of Mercedes-Benz Trucks' largest location. Among other things, this includes the decision to locate the production of further trucks with CO2-neutral drive systems at the Wörth location. In addition to the Mercedes-Benz eActros, which will already go into series production there in October 2021, the production of further Mercedes-Benz zero-emission trucks, such as the eEconic and eActros LongHaul, is also planned for Wörth in the future. Accordingly, Daimler Truck will continue to invest substantially in the location in the coming years – a clear commitment to Germany as a business location and to the Mercedes-Benz plant in Wörth.
Management and Works Council agree on future orientation of the Wörth plant.
Daimler Truck is clearly committed to Wörth, which will play an important role in the company in the long term with a view to the transformation to CO2-neutral transport. The company will continue to invest in the location in the coming years; however, the upcoming transformation also requires support from the public sector.
The cornerstones of the agreement include the sustainable series production of battery-electric and fuel-cell trucks at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Wörth, the further development and qualification of the workforce within this transformation, and the further expansion of digitalization at the site.
Highly flexible production will ensure the efficient production of both conventional and locally CO2-neutral trucks at the Wörth plant in the coming years.
Daimler Truck is thus consistently taking the next step into the direction of CO2-neutral transport: the series-production of the eActros for urban distribution will already start in October this year in Wörth. The battery-electric eActros LongHaul for long-distance transport is scheduled to be ready for series production in 2024, and the first series-produced trucks with hydrogen-powered fuel-cell drive could be handed over to customers starting in 2027.
"Today we are laying the foundation for the future of the Mercedes-Benz truck production. The technology shift in our industry towards locally emission-free trucks also implies an immense transition for our locations and production. With the new target picture for the Wörth plant, we are securing the competitiveness and thus the long-term future of the location: In the future, we want to greatly expand the series production of our electric trucks here and are already creating the conditions for this," says Sven Gräble, Head of Mercedes-Benz Trucks Operations, responsible for the global production network of Mercedes-Benz Trucks.
Thomas Zwick, Chairman of the Works Council Mercedes-Benz Wörth plant: "After intensive negotiations with the management, we agreed on a strong and viable vision for the future of our plant. We have thus succeeded in securing employment and complying with existing collective agreements. I am proud that the works council has received a commitment to produce the new models in Wörth. We have thus secured the long-term future of the site and can confidently shape the transformation together with the employees. The new products offer many career opportunities and development possibilities."
The vision for the future of the Mercedes-Benz plant in Wörth is determined in a works agreement with a term until the end of 2029. The details for implementation will be further elaborated between management and works council in the coming months. Substantial funds will be required for the upcoming transformation of the site, including the conversion of production. The company will continue to invest in the site for this purpose in the coming years; however, the transformation also requires support from the public sector. Accordingly, Daimler Truck AG has submitted an application to the German government as part of the funding for hydrogen and fuel-cell technologies, which also includes the conversion at the Wörth plant. The state government of Rhineland-Palatinate has already signalled its support in the last government declaration.
The decision about the location for trucks with alternative drive systems forms an important pillar of the plant's new strategic orientation. Sven Gräble: "Though, we are going even further: Wörth is becoming the hub for the transport of the future in the Mercedes-Benz truck production network. We are bundling our technological know-how with fully flexible and thus even more efficient production, and all of this in a CO2-neutral, digitalized factory with corresponding logistics and infrastructure.
At the German Powertrain sites, the Mercedes-Benz plants in Gaggenau, Mannheim and Kassel, management and works council are also currently engaged in intensive talks on the future orientation of the sites. The talks are already at an advanced stage and an agreement is to be reached as soon as possible.
Zero-emission trucks secure long-term capacity utilization and employment at the location
In its transformation toward CO2-neutral transportation, Daimler Truck is consistently relying on two all-electric drive technologies: Battery and hydrogen-based fuel-cell. With these, every customer application can be covered with full flexibility in terms of routes – from well-plannable, urban distribution to difficult-to-plan, multi-day transports. Which solution is used by the customer depends on the specific application.
As the first battery-electric truck, the Mercedes-Benz eActros for routes in distribution transport will go into series production at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Wörth in October 2021, followed by the eEconic next year. The battery-electric eActros LongHaul for long-haul transport will follow from the middle of the decade. With the decision to manufacture the zero-emission trucks in Wörth, the company is securing the long-term capacity utilization of the plant and stable employment at the site.
Qualification and flexibilization as the key to the future
New assembly processes are being introduced at the Wörth plant for the production of trucks with alternative drive systems, including the necessary infrastructure. Daimler Truck is thus doing pioneering work for CO2-neutral transport "made in Wörth". Decisive factors on the way to this goal are both the qualification and further development of the workforce and the greater flexibilization of production. The aim is to prepare the workforce for future tasks. Since 2018, around 2,000 employees have so far gained further qualifications in the handling of high-voltage vehicles and components at the site's own training and development center in Wörth – and acquired indispensable skills for the assembly of electrically powered trucks.
Highly flexible production will ensure the efficient production of both conventional and zero-emission trucks at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Wörth in the coming years – and thus the competitiveness of the entire site. The so-called fullflex concept makes it possible to integrate zero-emission trucks into existing production. In this way, the plant is able to adapt efficiently and even faster to the respective market demand and reliably meet the demanding quality standards of Mercedes-Benz. In addition, the plant is currently preparing to significantly increase production capacity in line with the current positive order situation by switching from two-shift to three-shift operation before the end of this year.
Green factory: Production will also become CO2-neutral.
In addition to the products, the entire Wörth site, including production, will be CO2-neutral from 2022, just like all other European Daimler Truck plants. A unique green power concept at Daimler makes it possible, among other things: CO2-free power procurement from renewable energy sources will form the basis for CO2-neutral production. As part of this, the site will obtain electricity from wind and solar farms as well as hydroelectric power plants from 2022 onwards. On the way to becoming a green factory, the Mercedes-Benz plant in Wörth is also to operate CO2-free in the long term by successively establishing a completely renewable energy system over the next few years. The constant improvement of energy efficiency at the plant also plays an important role. One example: In the long term, a central absorption refrigeration system will replace hundreds of decentralized air-conditioning units at the site, using existing heat instead of electricity for air conditioning. Existing buildings and infrastructure are also being completely renovated in terms of energy efficiency, and new, more climate-friendly technologies are being used in production, such as the "Eco Paint Process" in the paint shop.
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UWSP running coach gave marrow to save a life
Scott A. Williams
STEVENS POINT — Kristin LeClair lay in a hospital bed at University Hospital in Madison while a pair of surgeons inserted long needles into each side of her pelvic bone for an hour and a half.
The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point track and field and cross country graduate assistant coach spent the end of her summer break undergoing a procedure to remove a liter of bone marrow from her body.
LeClair, 23, still deals with some discomfort in her back a couple weeks removed from the procedure. Her energy levels have yet to fully return to pre-procedure levels.
Yet she wouldn't change places with anyone. Nothing can replace the satisfaction LeClair feels knowing she just might help save the life of her match.
"I guess the best way to describe it is I feel like I jumped out of a window and landed on my butt," LeClair said. "(But) I'm kind of the least of the picture compared to what my match is going through. When you hear what they are going through, nothing can compare to that."
LeClair qualified as a donor candidate through the "Be The Match," a program of the National Marrow Donor Program. The program connects patients diagnosed with leukemia, other cancers or genetic diseases with donors willing to provide them with healthy bone marrow.
The bone marrow removal capped off a whirlwind life experience for LeClair.
It began in March when several of her Pointers athletes prodded the Manitowc native to register for the "Be The Match" program as part of a drive being conducted by the UWSP athletic training department.
While working out on an elliptical machine on July 8, she was received a phone call that would change not only her life, but also potentially save the life of another human being.
LeClair heard the news she was the best match for a patient in need of a bone marrow transplant who is suffering with a type of leukemia.
"I really, really wanted to help this person," said LeClair of her reaction to the news of being a match. "It's such a cool thing and I can't imagine being a match turning it down."
Upon hearing the news she was a match, LeClair was about to embark on a nearly month-long battery of tests to make sure every minute detail of her physical make-up was checked and rechecked.
All the appointments and consultations could have wreaked havoc in her life if not for the helping hand of Arthur Frielund, who is the "Be The Match" Donor Center coordinator with the Community Blood Center in Appleton.
"I'm basically the travel agent for the donor," Frielund said. "My objective is to make the donor feel as comfortable and informed as possible before going in for the procedure.
"(The donor's) safety and livelihood is the top priority," Frielund added. "If it's just not the right fit or there is something going on in their life where this will not impact them well, then we tell them this is not for them."
"To tell you the truth," LeClair said, "it all became extremely real during the process of being pre-tested."
LeClair, who ran track at Carthage College for four years before enrolling in grad school at UWSP last semester, ultimately passed the multitude of necessary tests and was approved to have one of two procedures done.
LeClair actually qualified for the less common procedure — only 24 percent of bone marrow donors fall into the category — of drawing the marrow directly from the pelvic bone.
Only one in 540 people registered are actually called and informed they are a potential donor. To join the donor registry individuals must 18 and 44 years old. Once on the registry, a person can stay there until the age of 61. According to the National Marrow Donor Program, there are more than 10.5 million potential donors in its "Be the Match" database.
In some respects LeClair and her match have already beaten some pretty astronomical odds.
"Kristin has been amazing," Frielund said. "She has always been available to receive phone calls and she has really been on the ball with whatever we've needed. She has been very professional and very responsible and has been willing to bend over backwards for us."
LeClair is no stranger to the cruel impact cancer can have only a family. She has lost several relatives to the disease.
However, she also knows a cancer diagnosis is far from a death sentence. Her grandmother is a three-time cancer survivor.
Confidentiality concerns and the ramifications of a match's family knowing the identity of a donor prevent LeClair from having any personal contact with her match for a year. That is the law in the United States; however, donors can anonymously send cards or gifts to their matches
LeClair has sent her match a card letting that person know she was hoping the match would be okay and that she was thinking of him or her.
"I will forever be proud of this," LeClair said. "Part of the reason why I want to be a coach is I want to help people, and if I can save a life, that's better than anything else I can imagine.
"I could help this person again in the future and I would do it again in a heartbeat," she added. "I can't wait until a year passes and I maybe get to meet my match."
—Scott A. Williams can be reached at 715-345-2282, or on email at [email protected]. Find him on Twitter as @SPJScottWill.
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2017 ASCE-NCS Award of Merit for Outstanding Civil Engineering Project for 17th Street Levee in Washington, DC
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The 17th Street levee in Washington, D.C. was constructed to reduce risk to human safety and critical infrastructure from flooding of the Potomac River.
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17th Street Levee | Washington, DC
Louis Berger received the 2017 Award of Merit for Outstanding Civil Engineering Project from the American Society of Civil Engineers-National Capital Section (ASCE-NCS) for its work on the 17th Street Levee in Washington, D.C. The award was presented at the ASCE-NCS Annual Awards Banquet on March 21, 2017.
In collaboration with the National Park Service (NPS), District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Louis Berger provided design management and archaeological services for the 17th Street flood containment system.
The 17th Street levee was constructed to reduce risk to human safety and critical infrastructure from flooding of the Potomac River. The levee is composed of concrete floodwalls with stone façades and a removable structure consisting of aluminum panels between steel posts. In the event of high water, the panels can be erected to attach to the floodwalls on both sides of 17th Street.
The project met all the USACE and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) standards for the 100-year flood event, helping Washington, D.C., achieve one of its many resiliency goals.
Louis Berger also worked closely with the DC National Capital Planning Commission and the NPS National Capital Region to ensure that all area lighting, plantings, connecting walkway paths and stone material were carefully designed in harmony with adjacent monuments and existing landscape.
The ASCE-NCS Award recognizes local excellence in projects, engineers, and students who contribute to the profession and the community.
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Home/UK/Ex-Tory press chief AMANDA PLATELL asks: should a Prime Minister's consort wield so much power?
Ex-Tory press chief AMANDA PLATELL asks: should a Prime Minister's consort wield so much power?
Some years ago, when I was head of communications for William Hague, then Tory Leader of the Opposition, he called me and other key advisers to a crisis meeting at his Yorkshire home.
There were 12 of us at the dining table, including William's wife Ffion, a highly-intelligent civil servant.
But when Ffion offered her views on the crisis, William told her in no uncertain terms that, as interesting as her intervention was, it had no place at that meeting.
Sexist? No. Just a recognition of a British tradition: when we elect a party leader, we do not also ordain the wife, husband or girlfriend to proffer their wisdom on how to run the country.
This week, the glamorous Symonds appears to have intervened in a remarkable way to orchestrate a plot to boot out Boris Johnson's director of communications, Lee Cain, to prevent his promotion to chief of staff
Fast forward to today, and to our current Prime Minister's consort Carrie Symonds, 32. This week, the glamorous Symonds appears to have intervened in a remarkable way to orchestrate a plot to boot out Boris Johnson's director of communications, Lee Cain, to prevent his promotion to chief of staff.
This wasn't some minor personnel issue: it cut to the heart of who is really in charge of the Government's messaging in the midst of a pandemic – and even, some say, who is in charge of the Government itself.
Now, by many accounts, Cain divided opinion: a former red-top journalist, he's described as a 'wheeler-dealer' who, along with his mentor, the PM's chief adviser Dominic Cummings, could at times cast a malign influence over No10 – even presuming at times to dictate to the boss.
But even if Carrie was on the right side of the argument over Cain, she shouldn't have been having the argument to start with. Put simply, this was a 'power-grab', led by Carrie with the help of three formidable female accomplices.
When Ffion Hague (pictured with her husband William) offered her views on the crisis, William told her in no uncertain terms that, as interesting as her intervention was, it had no place at that meeting
The first is former Guardian journalist Allegra Stratton, newly appointed to head Boris's US-style daily press briefings due in January. It's reported that Stratton wouldn't work with Cain and wanted to report directly to the PM.
Second, Home Secretary Priti Patel, who has long been suspicious of Cain's close bond with the Machiavellian Cummings. (No one – apart from Boris – has much time for Cummings, of course, since he infamously broke the first lockdown to drive 264 miles to visit family and go sightseeing at Barnard Castle, including driving to 'test his eyesight').
Finally, the hitherto little-known but highly respected Munira Mirza, head of the Downing Street policy unit who also, apparently, had her misgivings about Cain.
Amanda Platell (pictured): This wasn't some minor personnel issue: it cut to the heart of who is really in charge of the Government's messaging in the midst of a pandemic – and even, some say, who is in charge of the Government itself
This group of women, taking back control: call it Girl Power, call it what you really, really want – but don't call it democracy. For make no mistake: Boris's determined fiancee is the lead suspect in this mini-coup at the heart of government.
And in light of this, we are entitled to ask: Who is Carrie Symonds really? What right does she have to determine the direction of policy behind the black door of No10?
And how, despite being unelected, has she become the most powerful woman in politics today, and possibly the most influential Prime Ministerial 'companion' in history?
Officially Carrie has a job as a senior advisor at Oceana, a not-for-profit organisation that protects the oceans. Oceana extols her qualifications as a 'graduate of the University of Warwick where she received first class honors (sic)' and her 'passion for protecting the oceans and marine life'.
Very noble, I'm sure, but that doesn't qualify you to dictate the Downing St spin operation. But evidently Carrie believes she has the right to pull the Government's strings as she worked as a press officer for the Tory Party and was once its head of communications, appointed in 2018 and stepping down later that year.
Former colleagues who met her before she began her relationship with Boris describe her as 'marvellously bewitching'. Known as 'Apples' for her adorable dimples, many men were captivated by her sparkling eyes and those long blonde tresses.
Even if Carrie was on the right side of the argument over Lee Cain (pictured), she shouldn't have been having the argument to start with
She also knew how to connect with the right people and had a knack of always being in the right place at the right time.
Carrie's boast to her small Tory Central Office team back then was that, whatever it took, she had her sights set on No10.
They assumed she meant standing for election or joining the PM's press team: little did they think that would it involve snapping up a Tory leader while he was still married to the mother of four of his children.
The key point is that whether or not Carrie worked as a Tory spin doctor before she moved in with Boris, it is surely not right for her to continue behind the scenes today, seemingly exerting influence over who is hired and fired, while she and the PM are living together and raising a child.
Indeed, in recent months, she appeared to have been quietly enjoying life as a new mum, nursing baby Wilfred just as, we assume, she nursed Boris through his own life-threatening bout with the virus.
Yet behind the scenes, it now appears she was instrumental in triggering Cain's resignation on Wednesday night, following media briefings about his alleged 'incompetence' and unsuitability for the new role.
No wonder there are whispers that this is her 'Lady Macbeth' moment: a calculating woman set on taking control of her husband's destiny. What palls is that, if true, it flies in the face of what we in Britain expect of the Prime Ministerial 'plus-one'.
Denis Thatcher was a wise sounding-board for the country's first and longest-serving female PM. It was he who, 30 years ago, gently told the Iron Lady, when the forces of the Tory party were raging against her, that it was time to go.
And, yes, Cherie Blair would intervene on behalf of her husband, phoning female MPs to vote for the dubious war in Iraq that became Tony's undoing. But apart from headlines over allegedly dodgy property deals, for the most part, Cherie was oft seen but seldom heard.
Sarah Brown spoke at one Labour conference imploring members to support her beleaguered husband Gordon. That was noble and enough.
Samantha Cameron once visited a refugee camp, before realising the British are not endeared to politicians' wives trying to garner public support, however worthy the cause.
Yet until this week, no PM's spouse or partner has ever made such a direct assault on the machinery of government, nor sought – as is alleged – to oust a trusted aide. Now, in the corridors of power, Carrie is a woman feared: the so-called 'blonde assassin' who can apparently destroy anyone she perceives to be an enemy, even if that person happens to be one of her partner's key allies.
Yet Carrie has broken the assassin's first rule in leaving a trail of evidence pointing to her apparent collusion in his downfall. Perhaps this was intentional, perhaps not.
But in doing so, she has emasculated Boris, our Prime Minister, at a time of crisis for the country and when we are in dire need of strong leadership.
She has made him appear weak, further damaging the nation's already shaky confidence in him.
After all, if he is not in control of his own destiny, why should we trust him with ours?
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Q: PHP print_r not returning json request The following code runs without any errors, however it doesn't return anything.
If I paste it into my browser it returns the information I'm looking for, I can also replace it with another URL and it works perfectly.
$ch = curl_init();
$url = 'https://api.coronavirus.data.gov.uk/v1/data?filters=areaName=Somerset&structure={"date":"date","areaName":"areaName","areaCode":"areaCode","newCasesByPublishDate":"newCasesByPublishDate","cumCasesByPublishDate":"cumCasesByPublishDate","newDeathsByDeathDate":"newDeathsByDeathDate","cumDeathsByDeathDate":"cumDeathsByDeathDate"}';
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL,$url);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
$resp = curl_exec($ch);
$decode =json_decode($resp);
print_r($decode);
curl_close($ch);
A: You can use following generated code by the postman
<?php
$curl = curl_init();
curl_setopt_array($curl, array(
CURLOPT_URL => 'https://api.coronavirus.data.gov.uk/v1/',
CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER => true,
CURLOPT_ENCODING => '',
CURLOPT_MAXREDIRS => 10,
CURLOPT_TIMEOUT => 0,
CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION => true,
CURLOPT_HTTP_VERSION => CURL_HTTP_VERSION_1_1,
CURLOPT_CUSTOMREQUEST => 'GET',
CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS =>'{"date":"date","areaName":"areaName","areaCode":"areaCode","newCasesByPublishDate":"newCasesByPublishDate","cumCasesByPublishDate":"cumCasesByPublishDate","newDeathsByDeathDate":"newDeathsByDeathDate","cumDeathsByDeathDate":"cumDeathsByDeathDate"}',
CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER => array(
'Content-Type: application/json'
),
));
$response = curl_exec($curl);
curl_close($curl);
echo $response;
A: This code is worked. Reason is encoding of received content.
try {
$ch = curl_init();
// Check if initialization had gone wrong*
if ( $ch === false ) {
throw new RuntimeException( 'failed to initialize' );
}
$ch = curl_init();
curl_setopt( $ch, CURLOPT_URL,
'https://api.coronavirus.data.gov.uk/v1/data?filters=areaName=Somerset&structure={"date":"date","areaName":"areaName","areaCode":"areaCode","newCasesByPublishDate":"newCasesByPublishDate","cumCasesByPublishDate":"cumCasesByPublishDate","newDeathsByDeathDate":"newDeathsByDeathDate","cumDeathsByDeathDate":"cumDeathsByDeathDate"}' );
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
// Solution is here. Response is the compressed content which your curl failed to detect. Empty encoding means to handle any type of encoding. It should solve your issue.
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_ENCODING, '');
$content = curl_exec( $ch );
curl_close( $ch );
if ( $content === false ) {
throw new RuntimeException( curl_error( $ch ), curl_errno( $ch ) );
}
/* Process $content here */
$decode = json_decode( $content );
var_dump( $decode );
// Close curl handle
curl_close( $ch );
} catch ( RuntimeException $e ) {
trigger_error(
sprintf(
'Curl failed with error #%d: %s',
$e->getCode(),
$e->getMessage()
),
E_USER_ERROR
);
}
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How to prepare your home for sale to get the best price
Samantha Landy
Mandy and Derren Wilson with their sons Fletcher, 10, and Archie, 9, at the Nunawading house they're renovating to sell. Picture: Alex Coppel
When updating your home for sale, don't fall into the trap of just focusing on the kitchen and bathrooms.
This is the advice of TV real estate guru Andrew Winter, who urged would-be vendors to consider the property "as an overall package".
"You need to think about the impression a property gives from the moment someone pulls up — from the entry gate, to the facade, to the front door and gardens," he said.
"There's no point having an amazing kitchen if the rest of your home doesn't look good."
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TV presenter Andrew Winter advised homeowners carrying out pre-sale renovations to consider the property "as an overall package".
The co-host of Foxtel Lifestyle show Love It or List It Australia also warned against relying on a "generic" percentage of the value of your home to work out how much to spend on pre-sale touch ups.
He instead urged homeowners to "realistically" determine what their property was worth, how much more they were hoping to sell for, and make sure they didn't spend the difference on updates.
"If your home is worth $500,000 but you want $550,000, can you achieve that by spending $25,000?" he said.
Ray White Ringwood director Chris Watson offers similar advice to his vendors, noting generally the benefits of a pre-sale spruce up should work out to be double the cost.
"There's no point spending $20,000 (on updates) to make $25,000 (more come sale time) — it's not worth the effort," he said.
"But if you can spend $20,000 to make $40,000, that's a fair chunk of change."
46 Maidstone Street, Ringwood, sold about $100,000 above reserve after the vendors spent $40,000 upgrading it.
Mr Winter said budding sellers could make several low-cost changes to huge effect, including decluttering and maximising the natural light.
The latter could be achieved by installing new curtains, cleaning dirty windows and fly screens, and removing plants or trees that were blocking light.
For those doing more significant updates, Mr Winter recommended scoping out similar homes that had recently sold in the area to get a sense of the style local buyers were after.
He suggested engaging a professional stylist, partly because "that's what the market is doing and if you're not, you could be left behind". Although this wasn't necessary for full-on renovator's delights.
While neutral tones were often the best way to "appeal to as many buyers as possible", Mr Winter advised leaving some personal items, like family photos, on show to "keep some personality".
Mr Watson said presentation was vital to achieving a strong sale price, and he typically advised his vendors to get their homes professionally staged.
When it came to cosmetic updates, he suggested paying particular attention to "the emotional parts of the home", including outdoor entertaining zones, the kitchen and bathrooms, while also upgrading the paintwork and any "daggy carpets".
"You want people to think, 'we can move in and not do anything'," he said.
Mr Watson said clients of his who spent $40,000 updating their Ringwood home sold it for a whopping $100,000 above reserve last month, at $1.247m, after attracting 11 bidders.
Bianca Chatfield replaced the laminate benchtops with stone in her Kew apartment's kitchen before selling it well above her price guide.
Before The Block 2018 contestant Bianca Chatfield listed her Kew apartment late last year, she got it repainted, replaced the carpet with floorboards, swapped out the kitchen's laminate benchtops for stone, and had it styled.
She said the floorboards made the two-bedroom home "lighter and brighter", while the benchtops "weren't as expensive as I thought they would be and made a big difference when it came to selling".
The former netballer scored a pre-auction sale worth $695,000 — well above the $590,000-$620,000 price guide.
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WILSONS WORK TO SELL BIG, WITHOUT SPENDING TOO BIG
The Wilsons are preparing to list their three-bedroom Nunawading house later this month, to move to the Mornington Peninsula. Picture: Alex Coppel
Mandy and Derren Wilson always intended to refresh their Nunawading home before listing it this year — they just didn't plan for it to be a "mad rush".
While they were able to spruce up the garden and paint during lockdown, the bulk of their pre-sale overhaul has had to be squeezed into the six weeks before they're due to list later this month.
So to give their tradies the space to bring their three-bedroom house "out of the '80s" and into modern day, they've moved themselves and sons Fletcher, 10, and Archie, 9, into an Airbnb for about a month.
"We had planned to do a lot of this before COVID-19," Ms Wilson said.
"We wanted to invest enough into the home to make it contemporary, but we also didn't want to overcapitalise."
To ensure they spent the right amount, the Wilsons sought advice from their selling agent, Ray White's Chris Watson.
When their revamp is done, prospective buyers will be greeted by a new fence, a tidy front garden and a freshly painted facade with a new French door and deck.
This is in line with real estate expert Andrew Winter's direction to "think about the impression a property gives from the moment someone pulls up".
When the buyers move inside, they'll find the original floorboards have been polished, the walls painted and the kitchen updated to be "more user friendly".
The interior will have also been decluttered, and styled by a professional.
The family is selling to move back to the Mornington Peninsula.
Their 1/23 Kett Street property is set to be auctioned in December, with a $730,000-$780,000 price guide.
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We're super excited to watch James Martin's Christmas With Friends on the Food Network this evening (14 November). Welcoming a host of celeb guests, the show is exactly what we need to get us into the festive spirit.
And the guest we're most looking forward to seeing is baking legend and this month's Prima cover star Mary Berry, particularly because James admits that the pair are real-life friends, too.
In fact, the pair's friendship is so strong (20 years to be exact), that James doesn't mind at all poking fun at the 81-year-old ex-Bake Off judge. In particular her penchant for a tipple.
Well, we're even more excited to watch the show now!
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Ágioi Apóstoloi (engelska: Agioi Apostoloi) är en ort i Grekland. Den ligger i prefekturen Nomós Ioannínon och regionen Epirus, i den nordvästra delen av landet, km nordväst om huvudstaden Aten. Ágioi Apóstoloi ligger meter över havet och antalet invånare är .
Terrängen runt Ágioi Apóstoloi är kuperad söderut, men norrut är den bergig. Den högsta punkten i närheten är meter över havet, km öster om Ágioi Apóstoloi. Runt Ágioi Apóstoloi är det mycket tätbefolkat, med invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Ioánnina, km sydost om Ágioi Apóstoloi. Trakten runt Ágioi Apóstoloi består till största delen av jordbruksmark.
Medelhavsklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är °C. Den varmaste månaden är juli, då medeltemperaturen är °C, och den kallaste är januari, med °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är december, med i genomsnitt mm nederbörd, och den torraste är augusti, med mm nederbörd.
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Αρχική World News Closing the gap: How new screening interventions could reduce inequalities in bowel...
Closing the gap: How new screening interventions could reduce inequalities in bowel cancer outcomes
When it comes to diagnosing cancers early, screening is our best available tool.
Cancer screening involves testing for early signs of cancer in people without symptoms. It can help spot cancers at an early stage, when treatment is more likely to be successful, or in some cases prevent cancer from developing the first place.
In the UK, there are three national screening programmes: bowel, breast and cervical.
Screening for bowel cancer is offered to everyone between the ages of 60 and 74 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, or 50 and 74 in Scotland.
It's done through a test that you do at home, called a faecal immunochemical test, or FIT, that looks for tiny traces of blood in your poo. These tests are sent to everyone in the eligible population every two years.
Bowel cancer is the 4th most common cancer and the 2nd most common cause of cancer death in the UK.
The incidence of bowel cancer, and mortality from it, is higher in socioeconomically deprived communities. This is partly due to lower rates of screening uptake, which means that people in these groups don't benefit from potential early diagnosis.
Therefore, if we can find successful interventions that help to increase participation in screening programmes amongst lower income groups, we may be able to reduce the health inequalities that exist in bowel cancer outcomes.
And researchers at the University of Sheffield are trying to do exactly that.
There are many factors that lead to inequalities in bowel cancer, including differences in underlying health conditions and treatment. Although screening is just a small part of the picture, it's vital the programme works for everyone.
Chloe Thomas, lead researcher from University of Sheffield.
Building a model
Their research, funded by us and published today in Preventative Medicine, modelled the impact of screening on bowel cancer inequalities in England and then compared four different intervention strategies for increasing participation.
Modelling studies allow us to simulate a variety of scenarios over long periods of time, even lifetimes, in a computer programme.
They can also take into account factors that might change with a person's age, like BMI, alcohol consumption and physical activity, and consider how those changes might impact the outcome being investigated.
Think of it as the equivalent of running multiple different experiments over the course of a person's lifetime all at once.
Therefore, whilst this isn't data from the real world, it gives us a way of making estimations where real world data could take decades, or would even be impossible, to collect in a traditional experiment setting.
Through their model, they aimed to determine which of the four methods was the most cost-effective alongside reducing screening-based inequalities.
The scenarios the model simulated were 1) annual re-invitation of screening non-participants; 2) a national media advertising campaign; 3) text message reminders for non-participants; 4) health promotion in deprived populations.
The model population was based on real data from the 2014 Health Survey for England, an annual survey designed to provide a snapshot of the nation's health.
Comparing interventions
The first part of their study compared the incidence and mortality from bowel cancer with FIT, the screening method currently used in the UK, vs no screening at all.
As expected, FIT screening was found to be both highly cost-effective and effective at reducing bowel cancer mortality. However, these benefits were not spread equally across the eligible population, with FIT screening alone even exacerbating socioeconomic inequalities due to low participation in more deprived groups.
And to make matters worse, if a wider age group was screened, for example lowering the initial screening age to 50, as is being implemented in England, this only serves to widen the inequality gap.
Therefore, whilst screening is an extremely effective method of reducing bowel cancer mortality overall, without strategies to mitigate this inequality, it doesn't benefit everyone.
However, one of the interventions tested in the model, annual re-invitation of screening non-participants, was found to be highly effective, estimated to prevent over 11,000 bowel cancer deaths over the lifetime of the current English population aged 50-74.
Crucially, more deaths were prevented in the most deprived groups, meaning that inviting people who haven't participated in bowel screening every year rather than every two years can have a big impact on reducing inequalities.
"This is the first time anyone has looked at how screening interventions can impact inequalities," says Thomas.
"We believe we've identified a cost-effective way to increase uptake and reduce mortality across all groups. But this was based on modelling and real-world data is needed to confirm our conclusions.
"The next step would be to pilot an annual re-invitation programme within parts of the NHS."
Anne (left) with her mum celebrating the Platinum Jubilee in 2022
Anne's story
On her 60th birthday, Anne received a home test kit in the post. She wasn't going to do it but thought 'why not?' and sent it back. Working as a teaching assistant at the time, she joked about there being a cardboard box in the classroom containing her poo.
A few days later, she received a letter asking her to go to hospital for more tests. The sample she sent in had shown abnormalities.
An examination by camera found a growth, and she was booked into surgery after a planned holiday.
Anne was told that the tumour was just starting to break through the outer side of the bowel and that she was lucky she hadn't left it any longer. If she had, the cancer likely would have spread.
She had part of her bowel removed and chemotherapy after that. Now, she's recovered and is encouraging others to take up screening.
"I can't imagine how different my life would be if I hadn't decided to send my kit back. Yes, it's a bit odd and embarrassing to collect your poo, but I'm proof that it saves lives. I had no symptoms and didn't feel unwell, yet I was told my cancer was growing and had nearly spread.
"And it's so much easier to get screened now than when I did it. You don't need multiple samples anymore. Just one poo. Don't store your stool – when you receive a home test kit send it back."
Making a real-world change
Making these changes to the screening programme might not be easy.
Annual re-invitation will require a big investment to make and send out the additional FIT kits. It will also require more colonoscopy resource than the current programme for those that need further testing.
However, the model found that annual re-invitation was highly effective and cost-effective, more so than any other trialled intervention, and had a significant impact in reducing inequalities.
What's more, we know from previous experience that changes to a screening programme can have a big impact on participation.
Before June 2019, England used a test called the guaiac Faecal Occult Blood Test (gFOBT) for bowel cancer screening, which required multiple samples taken from two different poos.
The FIT has made bowel cancer screening simpler, as this test only requires one sample from one poo. Since its introduction, bowel screening uptake has steadily increased.
From 2009 to 2019, when the gFOBT test was used, screening uptake hovered between 55% and 60%, it now sits at 71%, as measured in 2020/21.
Now, if the NHS can pilot an annual re-invitation scheme to get real world data, that figure could further increase, with a particular impact on socioeconomically deprived groups, catching more cancers early and ultimately saving lives.
"Screening is an effective way of catching cancer early and saving lives, but not everyone engages equally, and this contributes to health inequalities across the UK," says Michelle Mitchell, our chief executive officer.
"Addressing health disparities is critical to achieving the Government's early diagnosis targets and saving lives.
"We urge Government to invest in a re-invitation pilot as part of its upcoming 10-Year Cancer Plan. We need a cancer plan for all – and bold action, such as this, will benefit generations to come."
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Notes on News: Will Drive-in Gigs Work?
By Georgie Holmes on June 22, 2020 Global News, News, Notes on News
As we all know, the ongoing pandemic has led to the cancellation of a lot of events. The arts industry has been hit financially the hardest, with the closure of cinemas, theatres and venues across the country. Artists and independent venues are struggling, and so there has had to be some innovative changes to the way we watch live music. At first, this started with gig livestreams, and now the concept of drive-in gigs has been introduced.
As a new concept, only a few artists have attempted drive-in gigs. Southampton local Seán McGowan hosted one at Royal Victoria Chapel, which seemed to work flawlessly. With a field full of cars, a gorgeous view of the sunset and fans respecting the social distancing measures, there wasn't much that could go wrong.
However, this safe, socially distanced zone could potentially become threatened with bigger shows, as it's hard to imagine how these will legitimately work. Live Nation Entertainment, who usually bring 40,000 shows and 100+ festivals to life each year, have announced their plans for larger drive-in concerts this year.
These drive-in concerts are due to be staged across 12 different cities in the UK, including London, Edinburgh and Birmingham. Some artists included in this summer's plans are Jack Savoretti, Gary Numan, and Nathan Dawe, so there's a range of music that everyone can enjoy.
Organisers of these drive-in concerts claim that there will be a limit of 300 cars per event, but this poses some questions. Will this restriction drive up ticket prices, since it'll be a more intimate show than usual? Yet, despite the intimacy, can the show be as intimate as those at smaller venues when considering the distance which the crowd must keep from each other and the stage? Will it be worth it?
Another question to ask is about the facilities present. At any other gig, there's the opportunity for a drink and snacks as well as the presence of a toilet. However, how will these shared facilities work? With 300 cars, that leaves the potential for 300-1200 people (providing there are no restrictions on how many people are present in each vehicle) attending each event. The social distancing restrictions in the crowd will surely become somewhat redundant if facilities are shared between thousands of people.
The concept of drive-in gigs is at such an early stage that it's hard to decipher whether it'll fully work out or not. For smaller shows, like McGowan's in Southampton, it proved a perfect way to celebrate live music again and support smaller artists. However, the concept of larger shows performed with 300 vehicles present does raise some questions. It will help out the artists and benefit the live music industry, but is it worth it when considering how far away much of the crowd will be from the stage and the potential for failures in social distancing?
Find out more about the LiveNation drive in gigs here. You can listen to Seán McGowan's most recent single, Heartbreaker, below:
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In this post-hoc analysis of a randomized, double blind, placebo controlled trial, we measured the sensitivity and specificity of Helicobacter pylori IgG-antibody titer changes, hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) stains, immunohistochemical (IHC) stains and culture results in NSAID using patients, following H. pylori eradication therapy or placebo.
347 NSAID using patients who were H. pylori positive on serological testing for H. pylori IgG-antibodies were randomized for H. pylori eradication therapy or placebo. Three months after randomization, gastric mucosal biopsies were taken for H. pylori culture and histological examination. At 3 and 12 months, blood samples were taken for repeated serological testing. The gold standard for H. pylori infection was based on a positive culture or both a positive histological examination and a positive serological test. Sensitivity, specificity and receiver operating curves (ROC) were calculated.
H. pylori eradication therapy was successful in 91% of patients. Culture provided an overall sensitivity of 82%, and 73% after eradication, with a specificity of 100%. Histological examination with either H&E or IHC stains provided sensitivities and specificities between 93% and 100%. Adding IHC to H&E stains did not improve these results. The ROC curve for percent change in H. pylori IgG-antibody titers had good diagnostic power in identifying H. pylori negative patients, with an area under the ROC curve of 0.70 (95 % CI 0.59 to 0.79, P = 0.085) at 3 months and 0.83 (95% CI 0.76 to 0.89, P < 0.0001) at 12 months. A cut-off point of at least 21% decrease in H. pylori IgG-antibody titers at 3 months and 58% at 12 months provided a sensitivity of 64% and 87% and a specificity of 81% and 74% respectively, for successful eradication of H. pylori.
In NSAID using patients, following H. pylori eradication therapy or placebo, histological examination of gastric mucosal tissue biopsies provided good sensitivity and specificity ratios for evaluating success of H. pylori eradication therapy. A percentual H. pylori IgG-antibody titer change has better sensitivity and specificity than an absolute titer change or a predefined H. pylori IgG-antibody titer cut-off point for evaluating success of H. pylori eradication therapy.
Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection has been shown to be related to the development of peptic ulcer disease, chronic gastritis, MALT lymphoma and gastric cancer [1–4]. Accurate diagnosis of H. pylori infection has clinical consequences as H. pylori eradication improves outcome and recurrence of peptic ulcer disease. H. pylori infection can be detected using non-invasive tests such as serological tests, 13C-urea breath test and stool tests, and invasive tests requiring endoscopically obtained gastric mucosal tissue biopsies, such as tissue culture, examination of histological stains and the rapid urease test. Serological tests based on the detection of antibodies to H. pylori have been shown to have high sensitivity and are therefore useful in screening for H. pylori infection [5–7]. However, because serological tests merely detect an immune response, they do not discriminate between current or previous infection. H. pylori infection of the gastric mucosa causes a chronic local inflammatory cell infiltration, which in turn gives rise to a serological response, in which H. pylori specific antibodies are almost always detectable [8, 9]. After successful H. pylori eradication therapy, the level of H. pylori specific antibodies decreases progressively over a period of several months, possibly parallel to the slowly healing inflammation of the gastric mucosa . As a result, evaluating success of H. pylori eradication therapy using repeated serological tests has only been shown to be useful if a period of several months is maintained between tests [11–13].
Culture of H. pylori in biopsy specimens has very high specificity and allows testing for antibiotic susceptibility but has relatively low sensitivity and is labour-intensive . Histological identification of H. pylori in biopsy specimens has long been considered to be the clinical standard for the diagnosis of H. pylori infection. A high density of H. pylori is readily apparent on routine hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) stains but detection of a lower density of bacteria may require additional staining techniques . H. pylori is more easily visualised with immunohistochemical H. pylori antibody stains than with the standard H&E staining. However, the use of immunohistochemical (IHC) stains adds time and expense to the diagnostic evaluation for H. pylori and is therefore not routinely performed.
The interaction between H. pylori infection and the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) in the development of gastroduodenal ulcers remains unclear. In a meta-analysis of 16 endoscopic studies in NSAID users from various countries, uncomplicated gastric ulcer disease was twice as common in H. pylori positive patients as in H. pylori negative patients . However, the rate of H. pylori infection in patients with NSAID associated gastric ulcers is significantly lower than in those with non-NSAID associated gastric ulcers . Furthermore, while eradication of H. pylori infection in NSAID-naïve patients prior to NSAID therapy reduces the risk of ulcer development, it does not do so in current NSAID users [18–20]. This was also confirmed in a recent randomized, double blind, placebo controlled clinical trial, in which we found that eradication of H. pylori infection did not reduce the incidence of endoscopic gastroduodenal ulcers in H. pylori seropositive patients currently taking NSAIDs for rheumatic diseases .
H. pylori infection has been shown to induce cyclooxygenase (COX)-2 expression in the gastric mucosa, which persists during active H. pylori infection [22–25]. It has been suggested that COX-2 plays an immunosuppressive role in H. pylori gastritis . Conversely, in H. pylori infected mice, NSAID treatment has been shown to significantly decrease the degree of gastric inflammation . It is therefore possible that in patients with H. pylori infection, concurrent NSAID treatment may affect levels of gastric inflammation and may consequently affect the serological response. While several studies have investigated the time course of H. pylori antibody titers after H. pylori eradication therapy, none have been conducted in NSAID users [9, 11–13, 28].
This study presents a post-hoc investigation into H. pylori IgG-antibody titer changes following H. pylori eradication therapy in NSAID users. In patients participating in the before mentioned H. pylori eradication in NSAID users trial, we measured H. pylori IgG-antibody titers and titer changes in order to diagnose successful H. pylori eradication . We further compared H. pylori IgG-antibody titers, H&E stains, IHC stains and H. pylori culture results in follow-up biopsies from H. pylori-positive NSAID-users randomized to eradication treatment or placebo, to determine the sensitivity and specificity of these different methods in NSAID users. Furthermore, we determined whether adding IHC stains to H&E stains improves the histological identification of H. pylori in these patients.
The methods of the primary randomized, double blind, placebo controlled clinical trial have been previously described in more detail21. Between May 2000 and June 2002, patients between the ages of 40 and 80 years with a rheumatic disease requiring NSAID treatment, were recruited and included in the study if tested positive for H. pylori on serological testing. During the study, no change in NSAID-therapy was permitted, but there was no restraint on other medication. Exclusion criteria were previous H. pylori eradication therapy and severe concomitant disease.
After stratification by concurrent use of gastroprotective agents (proton pump inhibitors, H2 receptor antagonists or misoprostol, but not prokinetics, or antacids), patients were randomly assigned to receive either H. pylori eradication therapy with omeprazole 20 mg, amoxycillin 1000 mg, and clarithromycin 500 mg (OAC) twice daily for 7 days or placebo. Patients with an allergy for amoxycillin were randomized in a separate stratum to receive omeprazole 20 mg, metronidazol 500 mg and clarithromycin 250 mg (OMC) or placebo therapy twice daily for one week. Randomization to consecutive patient numbers was done in proportions of 1:1, in blocks of four from a computer-generated list. The study centers were provided with individually sealed packages containing the treatment for each patient. Each centre received entire blocks to be used sequentially. Rheumatologists were not practicing in more than one center. The study medication was given in a double blind, double dummy manner. Active and placebo preparations were identical in appearance. The employees of the VU University Medical Center pharmacy who packaged the medication only knew the assignment. It was disclosed to the treating physician only in case of emergency. All study personnel and participants were blinded to treatment assignment for the duration of the study.
After 3 months patients underwent gastroduodenal endoscopy, during which 4 antrum biopsies and 4 corpus biopsies were taken for culture and histological examination. After 3 and 12 months, blood samples were taken for repeated serological testing. Immunohistochemical staining was only available for a subset of patients recruited at the Medisch Spectrum Twente hospital in Enschede, the Netherlands. The study protocol was approved by the Institutional Ethical Review Board of all participating hospitals and all patients gave written informed consent.
Serological testing for H. pylori IgG-antibodies was performed using a commercially available enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) kit (Pyloriset® new EIA-G, Orion Diagnostica, Espoo, Finland). Results were considered positive if the antibody titers were ≥250 International Units per mL (IU/mL), according to the manufacturer's guidelines. This assay has been assessed, in a population similar to the population in the presented trial, and has proven a sensitivity and specificity in the Netherlands of 98-100% and 79-85%, even in patients on acid suppressive therapy [11, 30, 31].
Biopsy specimens of corpus and antrum taken during endoscopy were inoculated onto Columbia agar (Becton Dickinson, Cockeysville, MD, USA) with 10% lysed horse blood (Bio Trading, Mijdrecht, The Netherlands), and onto Columbia agar with H. pylori selective supplement (Oxoid, Basingstoke, UK). Media were then incubated for 72 hours at 37°C under microaerophilic conditions (5% O2, 10% CO2 and 85% N2). The isolated colonies of H. pylori were identified by Gram stain showing spiral-shaped Gram-negative rods, producing urease rapidly, with positive catalase and oxidase tests.
Biopsy specimens were stained for Hematoxylin and Eosin (H&E) according to the standard procedure. For immunohistochemical (IHC) staining, the slides were heated in an autoclave (Kavoklave, Prestige Medical Ltd, UK) in a citric-acid solution (pH = 6 to 121–126°C during 30 minutes for antigen retrieval. The slides were then incubated in a Shandon Sequenza Immunostaining Center (Thermo Electron Corporation, the Netherlands) with a polyclonal rabbit IgG anti-Helicobacter pylori antibody (DakoCytomation, Denmark, dilution 1:300), followed by biotinylated goat anti-polyvalent antibody (LabVision Corporation, USA), strepavidin peroxidase (LabVision Corporation, USA) and Liquid DAB + substrate chromogen system (DakoCytomation, Denmark), and counterstained with hematoxylin.
All stained biopsy specimens of corpus and antrum taken during endoscopy were examined by a single expert pathologist who was blinded for clinical data, treatment allocation and other test results.
As the gold standard for H. pylori infection in this study, at 3 months a patient was defined as being H. pylori positive on the basis of a positive culture for H. pylori or, in the case of a negative culture, a positive examination of either H&E or IHC stains in combination with H. pylori IgG-antibody titers persistently ≥ 250 IU/mL. At 12 months, a patient was defined as being H. pylori positive on the basis of a positive culture for H. pylori or, in the case of a negative culture, a positive examination of either H&E or IHC stains in biopsy samples at 3 months in combination with H. pylori IgG-antibody titers persistently ≥ 250 IU/mL at 12 months.
Continuous variables with a normal distribution were expressed as mean with standard deviation (SD), and continuous variables with a non-normal distribution as median with interquartile range (IQR). Differences between groups were analysed using Students t-test, Mann–Whitney U test, Pearson's Chi-square test or Fisher's Exact test in case of low expected values. For all analyses P < 0.05, two sided, was considered significant. All analyses were performed with SPSS for Windows, version 19.0 (SPSS, Chicago, IL, USA). Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curves and likelihood ratios were analysed with MedCalc for windows, version 12.1.3.0. Differences in the proportions of patients were analyzed with 95% confidence interval using the Confidence Interval Analysis software for Windows (version 2.2.0).
A total of 347 patients were included in the present study. The treatment groups (172 patients in the eradication group and 175 patients receiving placebo) were similar in terms of demographics, rheumatic disease, NSAIDs and other drug use. Our eligibility criteria resulted in a study group with mainly inflammatory rheumatic diseases (rheumatoid arthritis 61%, spondyloarthropathy 8%, psoriatic arthritis 7%, osteoarthritis 9%, other 15%). The most commonly used NSAIDs were diclofenac (29%), naproxen (18%), and ibuprofen (13%). The mean age was 60 years (SD 10), 61% was female. Twenty-two patients had a known allergy for amoxicillin and received metronidazole instead (10 patients) or placebo (12 patients). Forty-eight percent used a gastroprotective drug (7% H2 receptor antagonists (H2RA), 37% proton pump inhibitors (PPI), 7% misoprostol, 3% used a combination of these).
At baseline, Anti-H. pylori IgG antibodies were present in all 347 patients (median titre 1689 (IQR 700–3732). At three months, data on both culture and histology were available in 305 patients; 152 in the eradication group and 153 in the placebo group. In two cases only culture data were available and in 1 case only histology was available. All three cases met the criteria for H. pylori-positivity and were found in the placebo group. A total of 32 patients (with no significant differences between eradication and placebo groups) refused the 3-month endoscopy, withdrew informed consent, or could not undergo endoscopy because of adverse events. Seven patients used anticoagulant therapy, ruling out biopsy sampling in accordance with the study protocol, and in one patient no biopsy specimens could be obtained because of discomfort requiring early completion of the procedure.
The results of H. pylori detection by each of the different tests are shown in Table 1. Out of the 152 patients who had been treated with H. pylori eradication therapy, 141 (93%) had a negative culture, and of the 153 patients who had been receiving placebo, 54 (35%) had a negative culture (P < 0.001). Out of the 152 patients who had been treated with H. pylori eradication therapy, 133 (88%) had a negative H&E stain, compared to 41 (27%) of the 153 patients who had been receiving placebo (P < 0.001). In the subgroup (with statistically similar baseline characteristics as the whole population, data not shown) of 68 patients in which IHC stains were performed, 29 (85%) of the 34 patients who had been treated with H. pylori eradication therapy had a negative IHC stain, compared to 7 (21%) of the 34 patients in the placebo group (P < 0.001). There were no differences between patients using gastroprotection compared to patients who did not take gastroprotective drugs for the presence of H. pylori by culture or histology (p = 0.454).
H&E: hematoxylin and eosin, IHC: immunohistochemistry. Positive serology was defined as H. pylori IgG-antibody titers ≥ 250 IU/mL.
According to the gold standard criteria, a patient could be either H. pylori positive or H. pylori negative. The sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive values (PPV) and negative predictive values (NPV) of each test were calculated for the whole group and also differentiated for preceding H. pylori eradication therapy or placebo, as is shown in Table 2. For the combined analysis of H&E and IHC stains, results were positive if either test was positive or results were negative if both tests were negative. According to the gold standard criteria for H. pylori infection, H. pylori eradication was successful in 133 (89.9%) of the 148 patients who had been treated with H. pylori eradication therapy, while 120 (78.9%) of the 152 patients who had been receiving placebo remained H. pylori positive. Gold standard criteria could not be calculated in 4 patients in the eradication group en 1 in the placebo group because of missing or negative culture results, or missing serology data in combination with available histology results.
H&E: hematoxylin and eosin, IHC: immunohistochemistry.
At baseline, H. pylori IgG-antibody titers varied from 250 IU/mL to 19029 IU/mL with a median of 1689 IU/mL (interquartile range (IQR) 700 to 3732 IU/mL) with no significant differences in titers between the groups assigned to H. pylori eradication therapy or to placebo (P = 0.39). At endoscopy at 3 months, H. pylori IgG-antibody titers varied from 126 IU/mL to 12800 IU/mL, with a median of 1190 IU/mL (IQR 500 to 2820 IU/mL). Patients who had been treated with H. pylori eradication therapy had lower H. pylori IgG-antibody titers than those treated with placebo; eradication group (n = 101) median 730 IU/mL (IQR 415 to 1461 IU/mL) and placebo group (n = 102) median 2026 IU/mL (IQR 700 to 3571 IU/mL) (median difference −907, 95% CI −1356 to −460, P < 0.001 Figure 1). At serological testing at 12 months, patients who had been treated with H. pylori eradication therapy had lower H. pylori IgG-antibody titers than those treated with placebo; eradication group (n = 151) median 370 IU/mL (IQR 200 to 672 IU/mL) and placebo group (n = 153) median 1340 IU/mL (IQR 490 to 3272 IU/mL) (median difference −778, 95% CI −1128 to −466, P < 0.001 Figure 1).
Median (black diamond) and interquartile range (grey line) of H. pylori IgG-antibody titers in IU/mL for the eradication and placebo groups, at baseline, 3 months and 12 months after eradication therapy.
At 3 months, H. pylori IgG-antibody titers had dropped below the 250 IU/mL threshold for positivity in 17/203 (8.4%) patients; 9/101 (9%) in the eradication group and 8/102 (8%) in the placebo group (P = 0.78). At 12 months, H. pylori IgG-antibody titers had dropped below the 250 IU/mL threshold for positivity in 70/304 (23%) patients; 55/151 (36%) in the eradication group and 15/153 (10%) in the placebo group (P < 0.05), Table 1.
The absolute change in H. pylori IgG-antibody titers from baseline to 3 months (titer at baseline minus titer at 3 months) did differ significantly between the groups; eradication group median change 980 IU/mL (IQR 190 to 2720 IU/mL) and placebo group median change −26 IU/mL (IQR −605 (elevation of titer) to 870 IU/mL) (median difference 1006, 95% CI 654 to 1471, P < 0.001). The change in H. pylori IgG-antibody titers from baseline to 12 months also differed significantly between the groups; eradication group median change 1010 IU/mL (IQR 363 to 2917 IU/mL) and placebo group median change 167 IU/mL (IQR −337 (elevation of titer) to 1625 IU/mL) (median difference 913, 95% CI 547 to 1362, P < 0.001).
Compared to baseline, at 3 months H. pylori IgG-antibody titers were median 55% lower (IQR 24% to 72%) in the eradication group and median 0.9% lower (IQR −32% to 40%) in the placebo group (median difference 46%, 95% CI 34% to 60%, P < 0.001). Compared to baseline, at 12 months H. pylori IgG-antibody titers were median 77 % lower (IQR 48% to 88%) in the eradication group and median 22 % lower (IQR −34% to 56%) in the placebo group (median difference 46%, 95% CI 36 to 58, P < 0.001).
Using the predefined H. pylori IgG-antibody titer cut-off point of ≥250 IU/mL, serological testing for H. pylori IgG-antibodies at endoscopy at 3 months was found to be highly sensitive (99%) but with very poor specificity (15%), especially following H. pylori eradication therapy (10%). Arguably, the absolute or percent change in H. pylori IgG-antibody titers from baseline represent better methods for evaluating success of H. pylori eradication. Figure 2 presents the Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curves for absolute and percent change in H. pylori IgG-antibody titers after 3 and 12 months, associated with a negative result for the gold standard criteria for H. pylori infection. Percent change scores had better diagnostic power in identifying H. pylori negative patients at both 3 and 12 months, with area under the ROC curves (AUCs) of 0.62 (95% CI 0.52 to 0.72, P = 0.343) for absolute change and 0.70 (95% CI 0.59 to 0.79, P = 0.085) for percent change at 3 months and 0.73 (95% CI 0.65 to 0.80, P = 0.0016) for absolute change and 0.83 (95% CI 0.76 to 0.89, P < 0.0001) for percent change at 12 months. The optimal cut-off point at 3 months for percent change in H. pylori IgG-antibody titers was 21 %, corresponding to a sensitivity of 64% (95% CI 31% to 89%) and specificity of 81% (95% CI 71% to 89%), negative Likelihood ratio 0.45 (95% CI 0.2 to 1.1), positive Likelihood ratio 3.3 (95% CI 2.1 to 5.2). The optimal cut-off point at 12 months for percent change in H. pylori IgG-antibody titers was 58%, corresponding to a sensitivity of 87% (95% CI 60% to 98%) and specificity of 74% (95% CI 65% to 81%), negative Likelihood ratio 0.18 (95% CI 0.05 to 0.7), positive Likelihood ratio 3.3 (95% CI 2.6 to 4.1).
Comparison of ROC curves for absolute and percent change of H. pylori -IgG antibody titers at 3 and 12 months after eradication therapy.
Following H. pylori eradication therapy or placebo, histological examination of gastric mucosal tissue biopsies provided good sensitivity and specificity ratios for evaluating success of H. pylori eradication therapy. In the subgroup with both IHC and H&E staining, IHC was slightly superior to H&E. Following eradication therapy both staining methods provided 100% sensitivity and also very high specificity. A combined analysis of H&E and IHC stains, in which results were positive if either test was positive or results were negative if both tests were negative, did not improve sensitivity while the number of false positive test results increased. Culture of H. pylori in gastric biopsy specimens has very high specificity but relatively low sensitivity [5, 32]. In the present study, culture provided 100% specificity and 82% sensitivity. However, after H. pylori eradication therapy sensitivity dropped to 73% due to an increasing percentage of false negative cultures. Culture of H. pylori therefore does not appear to be very useful for evaluating success of H. pylori eradication therapy. In clinical practice, invasive tests for confirmation of eradication should only be used in cases where repeat endoscopy is indicated, for example in patients with gastric ulcer. In all other cases non-invasive test should be employed for follow-up after H. pylori eradication treatment .
The choice of a gold standard affects test results of all other tests. According to the guidelines for clinical trials in H. pylori infection, a reliable gold standard should consist of at least 2 methods based on different principles for detecting H. pylori infection [5, 34]. In the present study, a patient was also considered H. pylori positive if culture alone was positive, in view of its absolute specificity. The gold standard in the present study corresponds to acceptable criteria.
Other accurate and relatively inexpensive non-invasive tests that may also be considered for the evaluation of success of H. pylori eradication therapy are serology, 13C-urea breath tests and stool antigen tests . While the 13C-urea breath test may have better accuracy (>90%), the serology test used in this study was less expensive and readily available in all study centres . At the time of the study, stool antigen tests were not yet widely available in the Netherlands. PPI usage (in this study 48 % of the population) may result in false negative test results in both invasive and non-invasive tests, such as culture, histology and 13C-urea breath testing, and should therefore be stopped two weeks before testing . This does not apply for serological testing. Besides, stopping PPI in a population of chronic NSAID users would be non-ethical in a trial setting.
This study shows that in NSAID users, percent change in H. pylori IgG-antibody titers has better diagnostic power in identifying H. pylori negative patients at both 3 and 12 months than absolute change in H. pylori IgG-antibody titers. Repeated serological testing using a cut-off point of 21% decrease in H. pylori IgG-antibody titers after 3 months and 58% after 12 months has sufficiently high sensitivity and specificity to be useful for evaluating the success of H. pylori eradication therapy. Other groups have found high sensitivity and specificity ratios for percent decrease in H. pylori IgG-antibody titers using cut-off points of 25% at 6 months and 40% at 3 to 6 months [10, 11, 37]. Using a predefined H. pylori IgG-antibody titer cut-off point of 250 IU/mL, repeated serological testing for H. pylori IgG-antibodies was found to have little diagnostic value.
Overall, NSAID use did not seem to influence H. pylori eradication rates or serological testing for H. pylori IgG-antibodies, when compared to other studies with patients who do not take NSAIDs [5, 32]. Although studies on H. pylori IgG serology are not new, there is some data available in which has been shown that NSAID treatment significantly decreases the degree of gastric inflammation [22–25]. However in some studies aspirin and NSAID possibly suppresses the growth of H. pylori and may influence diagnostic testing and increase its susceptibility to the antibiotics [38–40]. It is therefore possible that in patients with H. pylori infection, concurrent NSAID treatment may affect levels of gastric inflammation and may consequently affect the serological response. While several studies have investigated the time course of H. pylori antibody titers after H. pylori eradication therapy, none have been conducted in NSAID users yet. Theoretically, if NSAID treatment decreases the degree of gastric inflammation and subsequently affects the serological response, one would not expect to find many false positive test results. However, such an effect still cannot be ruled out because in the present study, a relatively strong decline in H. pylori IgG-antibodies was noted 3 months after H. pylori eradication (median 55% decline at 3 months and median 77% decline at 12 months), compared to other studies. A previous longitudinal analysis of H. pylori IgG-antibody titers following successful H. pylori eradication demonstrated a mean decline of 26% at 3 months, 43% at 6 months, and 55% at nine months follow-up, after which titers appeared to plateau at approximately 50% compared to baseline .
In the present study in NSAID taking patients, following H. pylori eradication therapy or placebo, histological examination of gastric mucosal tissue biopsies provided good sensitivity and specificity ratios. The H&E and IHC staining methods provided comparable high sensitivity and specificity but combining IHC and H&E did not improve results. A percentual H. pylori IgG-antibody titer change has better sensitivity and specificity than an absolute titer change or a predefined H. pylori IgG-antibody titer cut-off point for evaluating success of H. pylori eradication therapy.
HTJI deLeest contributed equally to this work.
Funded by: Health Care Insurance Board, the Netherlands; Grant Number: OG-98-22.
HEV carried out analyses and drafted the manuscript. HDL participated in the design of the study and coordination, carried out the analyses and drafted the manuscript. MVL conceived of the study, and participated in its design and coordination and helped to draft the manuscript. JVB carried out pathological assessments. KSS participated in the design of the study and helped to draft the manuscript. WFL conceived of the study, and participated in its design and coordination and helped to draft the manuscript. JWB conceived of the study, and participated in its design and coordination and helped to draft the manuscript. EJK conceived of the study, and participated in its design and coordination and helped to draft the manuscript. HMH participated in the design of the study and helped to draft the manuscript. MJ participated in the design of the study and helped to draft the manuscript. BAD conceived of the study, and participated in its design and coordination and helped to draft the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript. | {
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Techy odds and ends
Nokia E72 firmware version V51
Nokia released a major update for the E72 handset in September 2010. The previous version was V31, so V40 and V50 weren't even released to the public. According to many online resources there are something like 450 bugfixes in V51. There are also some new features that some people would consider to be bugs, and curiously enough, some pieces of software appear to have been downgraded between versions V31 and V51.
V51 is currently available via Nokia Software Updater and as Firmware-over-the-air.
There are various sources of information on the internet listing things that are supposed to have changed. What I'd like to do here is give you an idea of what the new firmware feels like, which is something you can't put on paper.
Visually, very little has changed. To be honest, the only difference I've noticed is a smaller clock at the bottom of the screen.
People who tend to use the keypad to select elements in the phone's menus will be pleased to hear that the '7' and '8' keys can now be used again. That ability was removed in V31 for some reason or other.
The menus do seem a little more responsive generally, although the digits still take ages to display while you're dialling a number.
The voice control application, vlingo, does get in the way when you start the phone up for the first time. Although it starts in the background and you can kill the application by long-pressing the menu key, scrolling to the vlingo icon and pressing the delete key, it starts again next time you start the phone, and will carry on doing so until you tell it not to.
The way to do this is not self-evident at all. Nor is why you should have to do this in the first place because the E72 already has built-in recognition of voice commands without the need for third-party software. Carry on answering questions asked by the application as if you were planning on using it until you get to the page where you're invited to hold down the "voice activation" key, speak a phrase into the microphone and then release the voice activation key. The thing is, you're invited to press the "back" key instead of the voice activation key (on the side of the phone between the volume/zoom keys), so you end up in an endless loop and cannot complete the settings and get rid of vlingo.
Instead of holding the voice activation key, start typing some text instead. You will be informed that you can indeed input text directly and asked if you want to skip the voice configuration. You can then proceed to the next pages in the configuration process and at some point you will be asked if you want vlingo to start when the phone starts. This is where you can say "no" and no longer be bothered with the software.
Even though we are all told that the browser, media player and messaging application have been updated, there is no perceptible change.
Adobe Reader LE is a useful piece of software for reading PDF files. The trouble is, many recent PDF files require Adobe LE 2.5, which came with firmware V31. Firmware V51 downgrades Adobe LE to version 1.5. I have no idea why this is.
Up until now, the keypad autolock would only kick in if you were on the standby screen. Go into the menu or into any application and the keypad would no longer lock. With V51, the keypad will lock automatically regardless of the screen you're on. Some people are calling this a "bug" (probably because it's a change from what they were used to), I think that it makes things more consistent and I welcome the change.
I think some optimisation has taken place in order to reduce power consumption and thus get more life out of the battery. Under normal circumstances, the battery indicator will show "full" for most of the battery's charge cycle. Once it drops a bar, the battery is usually flat within 24 hours. The gauge had dropped a bar yesterday morning, and this evening, about 34 hours later, it is still on 3 bars, and that is with the WLAN switched on almost permanently (I use the E72 as a VoIP/SIP phone). So, instead of being flat as a pancake in 24 hours, it has only dropped by 3 bars in half as long again. That's a definite improvement.
The e-mail client still doesn't use the "destinations" feature. You can only set it to use a given access point to connect to a mailbox. Thankfully, SmartConnect is included in the firmware, so you can get around the problem by using that. It didn't work with V31. BirdStep had to provide a patch to get it working. I don't know if the new version works or not on its own since the patch from BirdStep is still installed on my E72 after the update to V31.
Reading the Nokia Support Discussions forum, you will hear about various problems that people say that they have had. Among the problems I've seen, there are:
I don't see the names of people calling me, only the number.
It's unlikely that that happened since the update. Read here.
The phone has become unstable and never stops crashing.
This is the same as any update on any phone. The usual things to try are to clear the phone's settings (*#7780#) or to attempt a re-install of the firmware.
I can't zoom into pictures using the gallery, only using the file manager.
Can't say I've noticed this. I just tried to do just that and the zoom works fine in the gallery.
Received calls are no longer logged!
Can't say I've noticed this either. They are logged on my handset.
This and many other problems reported can most likely be solved in the same way as the general instability problem.
In short, the update is positive, I think, but I fail to understand why a whole major version has been skipped. The changes made do not justify such a version jump in my opinion.
Labels: E72, firmware, Firmware Over-The-Air, FOTA, Nokia, Nokia Software Updater, NSU, V51, vlingo
G. Stewart
Software developer, Unix sysadmin. Employed by One Iota and SwissMicros. Unless otherwise stated, any views expressed in this blog are my own, personal views and not those of my employer. | {
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Keyshawn Johnson on former Nebraska coach Mike Riley: 'I would've fired him, too'
Sean Keeler, Land of 10
Full disclosure: He's biased, and Mike Riley is a longtime family friend. But if Keyshawn Johnson were walking in Bill Moos' wingtips right now, he'd have given Riley — now Nebraska's former football coach — one more year to save his bacon.
"I'd probably have given him another year, but if he'd gone 4-8 again, I'd run his ass out of town. I'd have run him out of town," the former ESPN analyst and father of Cornhuskers freshman wideout Keyshawn Johnson Jr. told Land of 10. (Johnson Jr. left the university before the season but is expected to return for the spring semester.)
"[You go] 6-7, 9-4, 4-8, and then if he did have another 4-8 year, I would say, 'Man, you gotta go, coach. Man, I love you to death. You've been here four years with me, but you keep giving me 4-8, you're getting ready to get me fired.'
"And that's OK. If I was the athletic director, and he was a friend of mine, I would've told him, 'Hey, man, Coach, love ya, but you're 4-8 two years in a row, you gotta go.' That's what I would do, but that's me."
'If you don't put enough Ws in the column, you'll get fired'
Moos didn't wait, letting Riley go last Saturday, a day after the Cornhuskers closed out a 4-8 season with a 56-14 home loss to Iowa — the third straight contest in which the Big Red gave up at least 50 points.
Riley was 19-19 in three seasons in Lincoln, 12-14 in league play. He was the first Nebraska coach to produce two non-winning seasons out of his first three campaigns since Bill Jennings in 1957 through 1959. The Huskers' 8 losses were the most in a season since Jennings' 1957 side went 1-9; that fall was also the last time a Big Red team had lost 5 games at home — at least, until 2017 came along.
Point of reference: Nebraska lost a total of three home games — three — in the entire decade of the 1990s.
"I mean, you've got to win, no matter where you're at," said Johnson, the former NFL wideout who played under Riley more than two decades ago when the latter was an assistant coach at USC.
"No matter what level you are — professional, collegiately, high school — the bottom line is the Ws, man. How many Ws are you putting in the column? If you don't put enough Ws in the column, you'll get fired. Which is only right. Whether people agree or disagree, Mike Riley didn't put enough wins in the win column in a short period of time, right?"
'Had they won 7 games, he's probably still the coach'
And in hindsight, many preseason projections, going back as far as last spring, had pegged the 2017 Huskers to take a step back off 2016's 9-4 mark, with national outlets earmarking the slate this fall as one that very well could have left six or more regular-season defeats on the ledger. New quarterback. New defensive coordinator. New defensive scheme. A lot of things were going to have to go right, and pretty quickly.
But not only did the stars not align — they went supernova. Key injuries, most notably to cornerback Chris Jones and tailback Tre Bryant, began to mount. The Huskers had to cling on for dear life to hold off Arkansas State in the home opener, 43-36, a contest that saw the Red Wolves drive up and down the field in what was, in hindsight, a harbinger of arguably the worst defensive season in the history of Big Red football.
' It just didn't look like it was going in the right direction.'
— Former NFL wide receiver Keyshawn Johnson on the state of Nebraska football
The Cornhuskers gave up at least 50 points to an opponent on four different occasions, a feat of ignominy that no Nebraska team had ever done before. Whatever Bob Diaco was teaching the Blackshirts — unless he was teaching them how not to tackle — never seemed to take.
"Because of the fan base and the fans wanted to win and the wheels fell of a little bit there at the end, OK — how are you going to give a guy time like that?" Johnson mused. "It just didn't look like it was going in the right direction.
"I'm not stupid … I'm very aware of what went on. And what went on wasn't good. So at the end of the day, you don't get any more time. You don't get any more time. Had they won 7 games, he's probably still the coach. Am I right or wrong?"
The man's got a point.
But when you go oh-fer-November and drop all four games in the month by an average margin of 49-26, it's probably a moot point, too.
"Me and my family, we're realistic. We understand," Johnson said. "Although Coach Riley is a friend to our family and is close to my heart, I get it. He didn't win enough games. I would've fired him, too. I would've fired him, too."
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Noor Bank CEO Hussain Al Qemzi has ruled out possibilities of any possible mergers in the UAE's Islamic banks. The last merger is between First Gulf Bank and National Bank of Abu Dhabi, expected to complete by end of first quarter 2017. The merged entity is likely to create one of the largest banks in the Middle East and Africa, with assets of $175 billion (AED642bn). Al Qemzi said Islamic banks need innovation to integrate and position themselves to offer value and a better choice for Muslim and non-Muslim customers in order to grow. The CEO said a shortage of Sharia scholars was also impeding growth of the Islamic finance industry with many institutions in the country sharing advisors.
Applications for Islamic car loans in the UAE grew by 64.79% from 2015 to 2016. Despite growth in Islamic car loans, car loans based on traditional finance were more popular among UAE residents in 2016. Emirates NBD's Feature-Packed Auto Loan was the most applied-for car loan in 2016. The second most applied-for auto loan of 2016 was that of HSBC, the third, fourth and fifth most applied-for car loans of 2016 were from Islamic banks. Emirates Islamic's Auto Finance product came in third place, while Noor Bank's Auto Finance and Ajman Bank's Car Finance came in fourth and fifth respectively.
According to Noor Bank's CEO Hussain Al Qemzi, Islamic banks need to understand that they need to provide efficient and transparent services to their clients. Just being Sharia compliant cannot make a product less transparent and more expensive to access. Technology remains an important driver for innovation. Islamic banks that only look at product development and not product delivery or customer acquisition, will risk being left behind. There is a need to continue product development. Variable return products need to be developed and propagated in the market. According to Al Qemzi, it is important to refute traditional sayings that Sharia compliance limits innovation. Sharia principles reject prohibited practices but do not reject innovation. Progressive Islamic education is a key area, the Islamic banking curricula have to be developed so that they combine financial sciences with other economic sciences.
Noor Bank has committed its support to the art and design exhibition at the Global Islamic Economy Summit (GIES 2016). GIES 2016 is scheduled between 11-12 October at the Madinat Jumeirah Hotel in Dubai and is under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. The summit is anticipated to convene more than 2,000 policymakers to discuss key developments of the Islamic economy sector. Speaking on the bank's participation in GIES 2016, Hussain Al Qemzi, CEO of Noor Bank, said that this event deeply resonated with Noor Bank's core values. Noor Bank is looking forward to showcasing the exhibition which features signature art works of this year's emerging artists alongside established names in the field.
Noor Bank has successfully priced its debut perpetual $500 million Tier 1 capital issuance, the first issuance from UAE in 2016. The final pricing came on the back of global roadshows across Middle East, Asia and Europe with an order book crossing over $1 billion. Citi and Standard Chartered were the joint global coordinators for the issuance, whilst Dubai Islamic Bank, Emirates NBD Capital, First Gulf Bank, Noor Bank and Sharjah Islamic Bank acted as the joint lead managers for the issuance.
Dubai's Noor Bank has picked seven banks to arrange investor meetings ahead of a potential Tier 1 dollar-denominated sukuk issue. Joint global coordinators include: Citi, Standard Chartered, Dubai Islamic Bank, Emirates NBD Capital, First Gulf Bank, Noor Bank and Sharjah Islamic Bank. Dubai's government owns 48% of Noor Bank, which starts to hold meetings with fixed income investors in the Middle East, Asia and Europe.
Noor Bank reported a net operating profit of Dh561 million for the year 2015, up 40 per cent compared to 2014. The bank attributed increase in profitability to a 73 per cent surge in fee and commission income and a 35 per cent rise in net income from financing. Bank's total assets increased 36 per cent to Dh39 billion in 2015 compared to Dh29 billion in 2014. While customer financing grew by 29 per cent during 2015 customer deposits were up 35 per cent to Dh32.1 billion last year.
Noor Bank was named the "Most Socially Responsible Bank"™ at the "2015 Islamic Business Awards"™ ceremony hosted by the reputed CPI Financial. Amjad Naser, Head of Sharia™, Noor Bank, collected the award at the event, which took place at the Emirates Towers Hotel on 10 December. Noor Bank was honoured for its commitment towards enhancing and enriching the lives of the less fortunate. The CPI Financial judging panel nominated the bank among several other industry leading banks in the United Arab Emirates. Following the initial nomination, Noor Bank was voted the unanimous winner by financial professionals within the region.
Turkish Islamic bank Kuveyt Turk has mandated six institutions for a sukuk with a value of up to $400 million with a maturity of 10 years, it said in a statement to the Istanbul stock exchange late on Thursday.
Kuveyt Turk Participation Bank, which is 62 percent owned by Kuwait Finance House, said it had mandated KFH Capital, Dubai Islamic Bank, HSBC, Noor Bank, QInvest and Emirates NBD as joint lead managers. Sources familiar with the matter told Reuters in September that seven banks had been picked to arrange a potential deal.
Noor Bank is all set to launch a Sharia-compliant and Sustainable Equity Index-linked investment, targeted at the bank's high-net worth and priority banking customers, the bank's treasurer Damian White said. Under the new index, the bank will offer its clients a basket of 20 chosen Sharia-compliant European equities screened for sustainability measures. The 100 per cent capital protected investment offers a fixed coupon for the first two years and the uncapped index performance at maturity at the end of three years. The format of the investment is through an Islamic structured deposit.
Noor Bank is set to support an art and design exhibition at the Global Islamic Economy Summit 2015 (GIES) that will run on October 5th and 6th in Dubai. In partnership with Thomson Reuters, Noor Bank will spotlight new Islamic artwork at the event in its role as the official Arts and Design Sponsor of GIES 2015. Additionally, as part of Noor Bank's participation at the landmark summit, Hussain Al Qemzi, CEO of Noor Bank and Chairman of Awqaf & Minors Affairs Foundation will headline a session on Awqaf as a keynote speaker. GIES 2015 is scheduled to take place at the Madinat Jumeirah. | {
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Automelodi is Montréal based producer and songwriter Xavier Paradis, whose 2013 full-length Surlendemains Acides remains one of the most well produced and memorable synth-based works of the modern era. On April 13, 2018 Holodeck Records is proud to reissue this evocative collection of songs on LP, cassette and digital download. Delivered in French, Automelodi is the result of Paradis' passion for analog electronics and devotion to brooding pop sensibilities. Surlendemains Acides has been out of print for several years, and now to the delight of hardware enthusiasts and fans alike, this classic is given a second life.
Paradis is a well-established figure in Montréal's dense electronic music culture, and Automelodi has become one of the most innovative projects to come out of the region that has produced pioneers like Marie Davidson and Tim Hecker. Paradis shows the exquisite ability to arrange with a careful ear for texture, forming each song element with rich expression and character. His process of composing with analog synthesizers and drum machines like the Moog MG-1 and the Roland TR-808 is used in combination with field recorded "found sound" allowing Paradis to write with a palate that is aesthetically wide-ranging but chosen with precision. Paradis' persona as a weary romantic is at the heart of Surlendemains Acides and extends well beyond the studio. Paradis' charm and sleek aesthetic translate smoothly to his live show and music videos, with swaggering stage presence and seductive dance moves.
Songs like "Digresse" are laden with dance hooks and experimental percussion sounds, displaying Automelodi's balance of engineering and style. Modulating between the tools in his extensive production repertoire, Paradis often uses sequencing and effects to merge components of rhythm and melody for added enhancement. Luscious ballads like "Metropole Sous La Pluie" demonstrate Paradis' mastery of harmonic voicing and deeply addictive songwriting, making Surlendemains Acides a layered and fulfilling listen across all ten of it's gorgeous tracks.
Automelodi is internationally recognized in underground electronic circles as an artist of the highest caliber with an inspiring but rare discography. Holodeck is honored to work with Automelodi and add Surlendemains Acides to its catalog. | {
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Containing 50 capsules and 52 self-adhesive aluminum lids.
You can bundle the Flow Pack in a kit with 250gr of coffee.
Each box contains two flow pack – so a total of 100 capsules and 104 auto-adhesive aluminum lids. Perfect for a nice presentation on the shelves of your shop.
Capsul'in can be shipped anywhere in the world. | {
"redpajama_set_name": "RedPajamaC4"
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#include <signaldata/AccLock.hpp>
#include <SignalLoggerManager.hpp>
bool
printACC_LOCKREQ(FILE* output, const Uint32* theData, Uint32 len, Uint16 rbn)
{
const AccLockReq* const sig = (const AccLockReq*)theData;
Uint32 reqtype = sig->requestInfo & 0xFF;
switch (sig->returnCode) {
case RNIL:
fprintf(output, " returnCode=RNIL");
break;
case AccLockReq::Success:
fprintf(output, " returnCode=Success");
break;
case AccLockReq::IsBlocked:
fprintf(output, " returnCode=IsBlocked");
break;
case AccLockReq::WouldBlock:
fprintf(output, " returnCode=WouldBlock");
break;
case AccLockReq::Refused:
fprintf(output, " returnCode=Refused");
break;
case AccLockReq::NoFreeOp:
fprintf(output, " returnCode=NoFreeOp");
break;
default:
fprintf(output, " returnCode=%u?", sig->returnCode);
break;
}
switch (reqtype) {
case AccLockReq::LockShared:
fprintf(output, " req=LockShared\n");
break;
case AccLockReq::LockExclusive:
fprintf(output, " req=LockExclusive\n");
break;
case AccLockReq::Unlock:
fprintf(output, " req=Unlock\n");
break;
case AccLockReq::Abort:
fprintf(output, " req=Abort\n");
break;
default:
fprintf(output, " req=%u\n", reqtype);
break;
}
fprintf(output, " accOpPtr: 0x%x\n", sig->accOpPtr);
if (reqtype == AccLockReq::LockShared ||
reqtype == AccLockReq::LockExclusive) {
fprintf(output, " userPtr: 0x%x userRef: 0x%x\n", sig->userPtr, sig->userRef);
fprintf(output, " table: id=%u", sig->tableId);
fprintf(output, " fragment: id=%u ptr=0x%x\n", sig->fragId, sig->fragPtrI);
fprintf(output, " tuple: addr=0x%x hashValue=%x\n", sig->tupAddr, sig->hashValue);
fprintf(output, " transid: %08x %08x\n", sig->transId1, sig->transId2);
}
return true;
}
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