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Changing way excerpts appear on main page (3 posts)
1. joannemojo
Member
Posted 2 years ago #
Hi,
I don't know where to post this so I thought themes would be most appropriate.
I am re-vamping my site @ http://www.gigglesnort.net and using Graphene theme. The theme suits my needs and is excellent but I would like to change the excerpts appear on the main page.
I have seen 2 sites (1 is WP and 1 is Blogger) that have similar excerpt layouts as to what I'm looking to do.
http://www.fictionators.com/ (WP theme and I do believe it's called Blissful but can't find it on the WP site and don't know if the layout I'm talking of is actually on this theme).
http://www.theluvnv.com/ (Blogger but still same layout idea)
See how it has the image of the book, links to where to buy it and then the actual excerpt within the box that includes the image?
I would love something like that but don't know if it's a theme edit, plugin or something else.
All help would be fantastic.
Thanks.
2. kjodle
Member
Posted 2 years ago #
Yes, Fictionators is using the Blissful theme for the Genesis Framework. It is a commercial theme, which is why you won't find it here.
See how it has the image of the book, links to where to buy it and then the actual excerpt within the box that includes the image? I would love something like that but don't know if it's a theme edit, plugin or something else.
There are plugins that will do something like this for you. Have you searched the repository for them?
The rest of what you want to do can be achieved mostly with CSS. Are you using a child theme or have you made your changes using the theme options? How much do you already know about CSS?
3. joannemojo
Member
Posted 2 years ago #
Thanks for your response.
A child theme? I'm just using Graphene at the moment and have made all changes using the theme options so far.
I can do a little with CSS but I'm severely out of practice and honestly wouldn't know where to start with this.
I thought about plugins but couldn't think what search terms would yield results.
Is the Genesis Framework a CMS built around WP or is it like a plugin that you add to the installation. I had a look on their site (GF one) but it's very unclear.
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Talk:USCGC Bertholf
Formatting
Note the section "edit" boxes are all slammed to bottom due to the photo placements I guess ...Billymac00 (talk) 23:37, 24 July 2008 (UTC)
Kick out NSC program stuff
Can all program (rather than ship) related sections be kicked out to the National Security Cutter page please? Hcobb (talk) 21:15, 8 July 2009 (UTC)
External links modified
Hello fellow Wikipedians,
I have just added archive links to 2 one external links on USCGC Bertholf (WMSL-750). Please take a moment to review my edit. If necessary, add after the link to keep me from modifying it. Alternatively, you can add to keep me off the page altogether. I made the following changes:
* Added archive https://web.archive.org/20070928121135/http://www.icgsdeepwater.com/newsflash/092906.php to http://www.icgsdeepwater.com/newsflash/092906.php
* Added archive https://web.archive.org/20070105220813/http://teamdeepwater.com:80/objectives/cutters/NSC.php to http://www.teamdeepwater.com/objectives/cutters/NSC.php
Cheers.—cyberbot II Talk to my owner :Online 01:49, 10 February 2016 (UTC)
External links modified
Hello fellow Wikipedians,
I have just added archive links to 1 one external link on USCGC Bertholf (WMSL-750). Please take a moment to review my edit. If necessary, add after the link to keep me from modifying it. Alternatively, you can add to keep me off the page altogether. I made the following changes:
* Added archive https://web.archive.org/20070928121135/http://www.icgsdeepwater.com/newsflash/092906.php to http://www.icgsdeepwater.com/newsflash/092906.php
Cheers.—cyberbot II Talk to my owner :Online 07:55, 10 March 2016 (UTC)
POV tag
I tagged it for POV because it reads like an advertisement in places. Jjjjjjdddddd (talk) 23:58, 23 December 2016 (UTC)
* Perhaps in a place or two. I'll work on that angle. I would advise you to not tag an article like you did this one without explaining the article's deficiencies on the article talk page. I understand that anyone can do this, but the instructions for the POV tag tell you that it is advisable to explain your action on the talk page. Give me a week or so to smooth this article out and if it still doesn't seem right, the by all means tag it... Thank you for your reply to my revert. Happy Holidays... Cuprum17 (talk) 01:16, 24 December 2016 (UTC)
* Yeah, that's fair. I neglected to use the talk page the first time, and thanks for fixing up the article. Happy Holidays, Jjjjjjdddddd (talk) 01:26, 24 December 2016 (UTC) | WIKI |
Talk:Compositing
Comparison
Could we have a paragraph comparing the different software packages, where each of their strengths lies, which apps are used most often in professional applications etc., by somebody who knows this stuff? Thanks :-) Peter S. 15:47, 23 February 2006 (UTC)
Two problems: software changes very rapidly in this application, and discussion is impossible without comparing or at least mentioning proprietary products. Besides, all software uses essentially the same approach: 1) identify a color within a certain range of luminance and chrominance values (usually very narrow) and 2) replace every pixel within the target range with a pixel from exactly the same pixel grid location in another, designated image. Jim Stinson 18:54, 3 August 2007 (UTC)
merging articles
In the discussion page of chroma key, I wrote:
* "Wait a minute: all these terms, in both film and video, relate to systems of compositing. That article needs work, though it's generally OK as far as it goes. Also, the static or traveling matte pre-digital film technology also used blue (or other color) background screens for compositing. I don't think we've yet found the top of the subject hierarchy here.
* "Come to think of it, front and rear screen projection are forms of compositing, as are the glass shots used to combine action with painted set extensions on the original camera negative (The long road up to Ashley Wilkes' plantation in Gone With the Wind is a classic glass shot.)"
I might add: lumakeying was a method of compositing used, at least in amateur setups, in the analog era of video editing. It could replace black letter titles with other images, though poorly. And to take my above idea further, 3-d models (especially ceilings and other set extensions) are, to this day, hung in the top of the frame, close enough to the camera so that the "register" with the full-size BG and appear as part of it.
Bottom line: Compositing is the combining of disparate elements into a single image, by one of several methods, physical, analog, and digital. I think this article needs to be the master entry, with blue screen and chroma key et cetera as satellites.
Comments, please??
Jim Stinson 19:24, 1 August 2007 (UTC)
* I am not sure about how to break up the content, but I definitely think luma key should be described. Spot (talk) 13:03, 10 November 2009 (UTC)
* Your proposal seems reasonable. This should be an umbrella article, with brief summaries of multiple exposures in negatives/prints, chroma key compositing, digital compositing, &c. &c., using “summary style”. –jacobolus (t) 09:57, 6 March 2010 (UTC)
Brand new text
I completely replaced the existing article. If it is found acceptable, please
Edit it in the usual way.
Clean up the references (I am very weak on Wiki formatting).
For comparison, or in case my attempt is not acceptable, the original article is reproduced below the line. Jim Stinson 00:44, 9 August 2007 (UTC)
* No need to put the prior version on this talk page. Anyone interested can look at it in the article history. –jacobolus (t) 10:00, 6 March 2010 (UTC)
More illustrations
The new illustrations add a great deal. Can we find more? The reference books I used are still in copyright. I did find a Buster Keaton shot elsewhere in Wikipedia, but I haven't the brains to reduce and format it properly. Please help. Also, thanks for the formatting help already provided. Jim Stinson 19:30, 10 August 2007 (UTC)
Format fixes.
The sentence in the first paragraph: (For compositing in graphic design and still photography, see Photomontage.) should be up in the "signpost" paragraph above it, but I don't know how to do this. Jim Stinson 20:10, 11 August 2007 (UTC)
minor edits.
I've made several nit-picking edits to my earlier text, to improve syntax and clarity. Aside from a reference to the matte lines in the Playhouse still, I made no content edits. Jim Stinson 01:14, 22 October 2007 (UTC)
Image:Utv cso studio.jpg
Image:Utv cso studio.jpg is being used on this article. I notice the image page specifies that the image is being used under fair use but there is no explanation or rationale as to why its use in this Wikipedia article constitutes fair use. Note that any fair use images lacking such an explanation can be deleted one week after being tagged, as described on criteria for speedy deletion. Thank you. BetacommandBot (talk) 05:13, 21 January 2008 (UTC)
Image:Keaton Playhouse 1921.jpg
Image:Keaton Playhouse 1921.jpg is being used on this article. I notice the image page specifies that the image is being used under fair use but there is no explanation or rationale as to why its use in this Wikipedia article constitutes fair use. Note that any fair use images lacking such an explanation can be deleted one week after being tagged, as described on criteria for speedy deletion. Thank you. BetacommandBot (talk) 23:10, 13 February 2008 (UTC)
* Hello??? This is a Wikipedia image, Image:Keaton Playhouse 1921.jpg
* And announces flatly that it is public domain. Jim Stinson (talk) 18:38, 18 April 2009 (UTC)
Image:Sky captain Angelina Jolie.jpg
Image:Sky captain Angelina Jolie.jpg is being used on this article. I notice the image page specifies that the image is being used under fair use but there is no explanation or rationale as to why its use in this Wikipedia article constitutes fair use. Note that any fair use images lacking such an explanation can be deleted one week after being tagged, as described on criteria for speedy deletion. Thank you. BetacommandBot (talk) 05:05, 18 February 2008 (UTC)
* Okay, so we're out of illustrations except for the poor-quality shot of the guy in front of a blue screen and the drawings I made to illustrate analog matting. Can anybody supply anything useful here?Jim Stinson (talk) 00:49, 12 March 2008 (UTC)
Non-chroma key?
There is already an article on chroma key. Shouldn't this article be on compositing in general? I'm no film major, but I'm pretty sure compositing can be done between shots that have nothing to do with bluescreen (especially now in the digital age). For example; when motion control is used to film the same shot twice with an actor doing two different performances (one on the left of the frame and one on the right), the cutting together of these shots is compositing, is it not? It has nothing to do with chroma key, though.... TheHYPO (talk) 12:41, 18 June 2008 (UTC)
* Um, no. Motion control cannot be used with live action backgrounds because the entire background is exposed in the first pass. That means that on the second pass, the actor, exposed on top of the already exposed bg, becomes a ghost.
* As for the general question, notice that this article deals with several types of compositing, of which ChromaKey is only one subset. Whether or not ChromaKey deserves a separate entry is a good question Jim Stinson (talk) 18:13, 18 April 2009 (UTC)
Compositing in the Printing industry ?
Was the page Compositor more to do with the print industry ? It now redirects here. I followed a link from Danse Macabre relating to a picture from 1499 AD showing an early print shop ! This page is now unrelated ! Has the original meaning of the word been totally deleted from this page ? The usage of the word is current, even in these days of digital printing : compositing is laying out eg a 4x5 array of business cards to pe printed on a larger sheet of paper, which will be cut up later ! The pages should probably be separate Compositing (Graphic Arts) and Compositing (Printing) --<IP_ADDRESS> (talk) 23:20, 14 September 2008 (UTC)
* Partly I was confusing Compositing with Imposition. The latter is laying out many small pages on a large sheet: the former is basically Typesetting ! Could use some 'See Also' links -at top or bottom. The links from Danse Macabre and Composing_stick are still a bad thing.--<IP_ADDRESS> (talk) 11:51, 7 October 2008 (UTC)
* The role of compositor was indeed once commonly held in the printing industry, and was broadly similar to that of the typesetter. The compositor’s job was to turn the layout-artist’s work into a typeset page ready for printing, bringing together the metal type, illustration blocks, spacing metal, brass rules, etc. and locking them into a form ready to be printed or cast. This was once a skilled trade in it’s own right (and one in which I was trained), but has little place in the modern world of computerised layout and design. It should be mentioned here, perhaps linked to typesetting. --Coconino (talk) 15:15, 15 January 2013 (UTC)
Still need illustrations
In March, 2008, I protested that the Keaton playhouse image was PD and included its URL to prove it. Since then, neither it nor any other image replacement has been added. Can anybody help here?Jim Stinson (talk) 02:24, 21 December 2009 (UTC)
* Feel free to put the Keaton image back on the page; it was a mix-up with a bot (who of course doesn’t check talk pages to respond). As for other images, do you have suggestions for what needs making? I'd be glad to try to make some illustrations. –jacobolus (t) 09:45, 6 March 2010 (UTC)
Promotion to B status
The Powers That Be have decreed that this article fails three out of five tests, including "coverage and accuracy." Since I wrote the article in its present form, I'd appreciate learning whether it is incomplete, inaccurate, or both, and in what respects. Every article can be improved, and I'd be pleased to learn how to help out with this one.Jim Stinson (talk) 00:37, 13 April 2010 (UTC)
* Who are these “Powers That Be” and when/where did “they” decide this? I think anyone can just change “start” to “B”, and then wait for anyone who disagrees to change it back and come discuss. Realize that these quality scales are the mostly arbitrary judgments of members of some Wikiproject, and frankly don’t mean all that much (which is why they’re only listed on talk pages unlike featured article stars which show up on the main article pages). –jacobolus (t) 20:42, 14 April 2010 (UTC)
* As an actual working digital compositor I agree that this article is very incomplete and is more an article about keying techniques and mattes than it is about compositing in general. — Preceding unsigned comment added by <IP_ADDRESS> (talk) 22:26, 11 July 2011 (UTC)
Friend Unsigned, it would help if you listed some other principal areas needing coverage. We'll do the best we can with your list -- or maybe you could contribute yourself. It's how this ramshackle structure builds and self-fixes. Best! Jim Stinson (talk) 19:24, 14 July 2011 (UTC)
Fixing a busted link
I replaced the broken external link with an active one, but, as usual, I'm too inexperienced to do it correctly. The article tile is "Lighting for Green Screen," and the author is (ahem) Jim Stinson. Can someone format this correctly? Thanks in advance.Jim Stinson (talk) 22:29, 31 July 2015 (UTC)
Milky way image???
I'm not sure the milky way image was created by compositing, which we define as the complete replacement of some parts of an image with others. I'm not competent to discuss the process used to create the astronomical image, but it appears to be closer to the digital equivalent of multiple exposure. I lip-read my way through the explanation here: https://www.spacetelescope.org/projects/fits_liberator/improc/ without really understanding it. Could a more knowledgeable someone help with this?Jim Stinson (talk) 22:43, 31 July 2015 (UTC)
* After much slogging through technical articles on the subject, I'm now confident that the astronomical image is not a composite as defined in the article. I deleted the image.Jim Stinson (talk) 23:40, 11 August 2015 (UTC)
Amending the Cary Grant statement
I belatedly realized that my own sentence made it seem as if the entire crop duster sequence used rear projection. Most of it was shot on location, with rear projection background plates made at the same time. Whether process shooting was used when the menacing plane had to seem too close to the actor for safety, or it was used for post-production pickup shots is unclear. Put it this way: if you can see Cary Grant's feet actually hitting the dirt ground, the shot was made on location; if not, the shot could be rear projection. Jim Stinson (talk) 22:54, 6 September 2015 (UTC)
1975-1989 In-Camera Composites in TV + Print Advertising
During the mid to late '70s TV networks like ABC-TV shot 35mm film on pin registered gimbles for TV graphics effects including the famous'79 Cleo Award Intro to "Roots-the next generation" mini series and later in '82-'89 a few "special effects' photographers(pre-digital era)copied the backlit pin registered multi composite film skills but shot on 4x5 and 8c10 Transparency format. This was cutting edge for a decade before Photoshop+computers were capable of producing accepable high quality work for Advertising. Especially difficult was emulating the skill of the airbrush artist. The 1984 Olympics Poster by Jamie Odgers was a huge 16x20 film composite print that was then heavily airbrushed. Total craftsmanship. Pin registration was also employed by the automobile industy at this time. Every new car photographed required skilled techs in the craft of "dye transfer' print making. These exquiste color dye 8x10 or larger prints were an Exact reproduction of the Color of the original new car. These works of art cost $10,000+each depending how much alteration was needed. Martinsage (talk) 19:40, 7 December 2019 (UTC)
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Fly Like Me
"Fly Like Me" is a song by American rapper Chingy. It is the first single from his fourth album Hate It or Love It (2007). It features singer Amerie and has, in Chingy's words, a "mainstream feel" similar to that of the 2005 single "Pimpin' All Over the World" by rapper Ludacris, who was originally to have been featured on the song alongside singer Rihanna. The song was released on November 13, 2007 but was a commercial failure as it stalled at number 89 on the Billboard Hot 100, however it went to number 40 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart. From October 12, "Fly like Me" was available for streaming on Def Jam Recordings' official website. "Fly Like Me" remains Chingy's last song on any Billboard chart. | WIKI |
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Men Shouldn't Sing
Men Shouldn't Sing is a musical comedy New Zealand film written by Jeff Clark and composed by Michael Bell. It tells the story of a group of strangers, snatched from their homes, who wake to find that they spontaneously break into song and dance whenever they feel a heightened emotion. The group, trapped in a musical that is becoming more dangerous by the minute, must work together to find a way out.
Men Shouldn't Sing had its premiere on 2 December 2007 at the Isaac Theatre Royal in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Cast
* Jennine Bailey as Gina
* Lynn Booth as Carol
* Scott Koorey as Dr. Lloyd-Menkin
* Lucy MacVicar as Felicity
* Gary Miller as Brian
* James Nation-Ingle as Doug
* West Relugas as Hans
* Sam Taylor as Pete
* Michal Williams as Steph
Soundtrack and songs
All Songs Recorded by the Orange Studio Orchestra
* 1) Overture
* 2) Something's Wrong
* 3) Can't Stop Singing
* 4) Who's in Charge
* 5) Hans' Lament
* 6) Dr Phil
* 7) Zombie Boogie
* 8) Love Street
* 9) Can't Say It Right Without A Song
* 10) Men Shouldn't Sing
* 11) Slightly Inappropriate Feelings
* 12) Men Shouldn't Sing Reprise
* 13) Zombie Ballet
* 14) Endgame
* 15) Don't Call Me Mad | WIKI |
Page:Popular Science Monthly Volume 43.djvu/758
738 the ring an eighth of a revolution. They will be shifted another eighth when the generator armature reaches the position shown in the last diagram, and will be successively displaced around the ring R as this armature revolves until a complete revolution has been made, when the parts are in their original position and ready to repeat the same cycle of operations.
The principle of the rotation of the magnetic poles has been applied by Mr. Tesla to a great variety of constructions. He has designed machines in which the field magnetism remains fixed and that of the armature is shifted, and others again in which there is a progressive shifting of the magnetic poles of both the field and armature in opposite directions. He has also found that the motor armature may consist of sets of closed coils, currents being developed in them by induction, and by making the induced portion of the generator stationary and the field revolving he has been able to produce apparatus free from all movable electrical contacts. In operating motors of this character Mr. Tesla usually employed a generator with multiple armature circuits as described above; but in the course of his experiments he discovered that the ordinary continuous or direct current machine could by slight alterations be made to furnish an alternating multiphase current as well as and in addition to the direct current. To accomplish this he found it was only necessary to add to the machine a pair of collector rings for each circuit of the multiphase current, and connect them with the proper armature coils. If, for instance, he desired to produce a two-phase current requiring two circuits from his generator to his motor, one circuit would include a set of coils in the armature of the generator that were passing through the position in which the maximum current was being produced, and the other a set of coils in which at the same time the minimum current was being generated. The phases of the current would then follow each other in the same order as in the previous machines with distinct circuits on the armature. With this form of machine a multiple phase alternating current, it will be seen, can be taken off from the collector rings, while a direct current can be taken from the commutator, and a part or the whole of this direct current be sent through the field coils to energize them and then put to any use for which such currents are suitable.
This machine was later developed into what has come to be known as a rotary transformer. Instead of being driven by power it is driven by one of the forms of current which it is capable of furnishing, the other current being taken off and utilized. For example, if a multiple-phase current is passed into the machine by the collector rings it will be driven as a motor and generate direct or continuous currents. If, on the | WIKI |
Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist
Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist is a 2005 film about a priest who battles a demon in Africa. It is an alternative and original prequel to The Exorcist (1973).
* Directed by Paul Schrader. Written by William Wisher Jr. and Caleb Carr.
Kessel
* I am Obersturmfuhrer Ralph Kessel from the S.S., and this is one of my men. We found him in a ditch with a kitchen knife in his back, murdered by one of you. You see the German army retreating, and it makes you feel hope. It should not. So, who is responsible for this?
* Every town has someone it can do without. Point him out.
Rachel Lesno
* Sometimes I think the best view of God is from hell.
* Write me.
About
* A handsome, classy, elegant piece of work.
* William Peter Blatty, Schrader feels vindication with Dominion's release (May 21, 2005).
Cast
* Stellan Skarsgård — Lankester Merrin
* Gabriel Mann — Father Francis
* Clara Bellar — Rachel Lesno
* Billy Crawford — Cheche
* Ralph Brown — Sgt. Maj. Harris
* Israel Aduramo — Jomo
* Andrew French — Chuma
* Antonie Kamerling — Kessel
* Julian Wadham — Maj. Granville | WIKI |
How Acupuncture Can Alleviate Chronic Pain and Enhance Overall Health
Acupuncture, an essential piece of Traditional Chinese Prescription (TCM), has been cleaned for thousands of years. This old retouching technique incorporates the expansion of small needles into express spotlights on the body, known as acupoints. These acupoints are acknowledged to fortify the body’s customary recovering cycles, restore amicability, and advance overall health. Recently, acupuncture has gained appreciation in the Western world as a significant treatment for an arrangement of health issues, particularly in the organization of chronic pain.
The Science Behind Acupuncture
The secret speculation of acupuncture relies upon the possibility of Qi (verbalized “chee”), which is seen as the presence power or energy that travels through the body along pathways called meridians. Right when the movement of Qi is vexed, causing sickness and uneasiness is acknowledged. Acupuncture means to restore the movement of Qi by enlivening acupoints, which in this manner can alleviate pain and further foster health. From a state of the art consistent perspective, acupuncture is made sure to work by strengthening the tactile framework, inciting the appearance of ordinary painkillers like endorphins, serotonin, and dopamine. Likewise, acupuncture could affect the autonomic tangible framework, progressing loosening up and diminishing strain, which are essential parts in regulating chronic pain.
Acupuncture for Chronic Pain Easing
Chronic pain, a steady condition that impacts an enormous number of people all over the planet, can significantly diminish the individual fulfillment. Whether achieved by conditions like joint irritation, fibromyalgia, or migraines, chronic pain can be debilitating and testing to manage standard treatments alone. This is where acupuncture can expect a major part.
Acupuncture has been shown to be particularly reasonable in reducing chronic pain. By zeroing in on unambiguous acupoints, acupuncture can help with lessening disturbance, further foster circulation system, and relax close muscles, which are ordinary allies of chronic pain. In addition, the appearance of endorphins and other typical pain-facilitating substances during acupuncture gatherings can give lightening that perseveres through beyond the genuine treatment.
Working on Overall Health Through Acupuncture
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Conclusion:
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The brain is constantly adapting to new inputs from the environment. New noninvasive techniques are available to scrupulously study cortical plasticity. Several studies have proven that changes in neural pathways occur due to denervation from injury such as amputation. Changes that occur rapidly are likely due to unmasking of established synapses that are latent, while changes that occur over long periods of time are more likely due to establishment of new neural connections. Cortical reorganization that occurs from traumatic amputation has been shown to be reversible with replantation and transplantation. With the new field of composite tissue transplantation, such as hand or face, it is critical to be aware of these changes in order to choose potential patients and to modify their rehabilitation based on our understanding of the cortical reorganization that occurs over time.
Keywords
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Motor Evoke Potential Motor Threshold Motor Evoke Potential Amplitude Cortical Plasticity
These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
Abbreviations
BOLD
Blood oxygenation level dependent
fMRI
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
GABA
Gamma-aminobutyric acid
Hb
Hemoglobin
HbO2
Oxygenated hemoglobin
ICF
Intracortical facilitation
MEP
Motor-evoked potentials
MT
Motor threshold
NMDA
N-methyl-d-aspartate
PMC
Premotor cortex supplementary motor area (SMA)
SMA
Supplementary motor area
SICI
Short interval intracortical inhibition
TMS
Transcranial magnetic stimulation
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Chris McGregor's Brotherhood of Breath
Chris McGregor's Brotherhood of Breath is the debut album by South African pianist and composer Chris McGregor's big band of the same name. Produced by Joe Boyd, it was recorded in 1970, and was issued on LP by the short-lived Neon imprint of RCA Records in 1971 as the label's second release. In 2007, it was reissued on CD by Fledg'ling Records.
The music reflects the influences of both jazz and traditional African music. Regarding his arrangements, McGregor stated: "You get a feeling for areas you want to explore... It was to do with African polyrhythm. I started hearing the possibilities of things happening on a lot of different levels rhythmically. There was a wheel turning then, things flowing together..." Author W. C. Bamberger described the music as "simple, rhythmic, with the parts entering one by one and interlocking, with the sections, line after line, increasing the torque of syncopated complexity until the ear can barely keep up, then backing off and, most often, starting again."
Reception
In a review for AllMusic, Dean McFarlane called the band "a group of extraordinary musicians from the free jazz, progressive rock, and improvisation scenes," and wrote: "Brotherhood of Breath created one of the defining recordings of ethno-jazz with this album... [it] is driven by the organic pulse of the rhythm section -- bassist Harry Miller and drummer Louis Moholo, no less -- who will be names familiar to fans of British free jazz. This album comes highly recommended to fans of Don Cherry, Afro-beat sounds, and the Sun Ra Arkestra."
Critic Tom Hull awarded the album a grade of "A−", and described the music as "Township jive with avant drive and distortions, a marvelous formula McGregor sustained for two decades."
Writing for Point of Departure, Bill Shoemaker called the recording "an album that flowed effortlessly from beginning to end," with "MRA" as "an ideal, exhilarating opening track." He stated that the 21-minute "Night Poem" "signaled a new direction," and remarked: "There is an organic quality in how 'Night Poem' unfolds that would present with increasingly frequency in Brotherhood performances into the mid-'70s."
W. C. Bamberger stated: "What caught jazz and even pop fans' ears and imaginations was the feeling that the band was barely under control, a raging giant rhythm and sound generator that might take them anywhere. A reputation well-deserved - with the Keith Moon-meets-Roy Tyner drumming of Moholo, Pukwana's crosscut alto and Feza's shape-shifting pocket trumpet together carrying the standard of 'freedom above all.'"
Track listing
* 1) "MRA" (Dudu Pukwana) – 5:02
* 2) "Davashe's Dream" (Mackay Davashe) – 7:30
* 3) "The Bride" (Dudu Pukwana) – 7:41
* 4) "Andromeda" (Chris McGregor) – 4:07
* 5) "Night Poem" (Chris McGregor) – 20:46
* 6) "Union Special" (Chris McGregor) – 1:42
Personnel
* Chris McGregor – leader, piano, African xylophone
* Dudu Pukwana – alto saxophone
* Mike Osborne – alto saxophone, clarinet, flute
* Ronnie Beer – tenor saxophone, flute
* Alan Skidmore – tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone
* John Surman – baritone saxophone, soprano saxophone
* Harry Beckett – trumpet
* Mongezi Feza – trumpet, flute
* Marc Charig – cornet
* Malcolm Griffiths – trombone
* Nick Evans – trombone
* Harry Miller – bass
* Louis Moholo – drums, percussion | WIKI |
Talk:Asian F
Shane's last name
It does seem pretty clear—given the camera work and the fact that Shane responds to Coach Beiste—that his name is the first one she barks out when telling him, along with Azimio and Puck, to show up for tryouts. But while "Tinsley" is probably the most common spelling for the name she says by a couple of orders of magnitude, there are variants such as "Tinsly", and we don't know how his last name is really spelled. My take would be to remove the last name until we see an official spelling of it somewhere. Thoughts? BlueMoonset (talk) 17:11, 5 October 2011 (UTC)
* The closed-captioning spells it as "Tinsley". - Jasonbres (talk) 18:55, 5 October 2011 (UTC)
* Do we know whether the closed-captioning is provided by Fox, or added by another service? If the latter, it can't be considered reliable; if the former, I'd imagine it could be. BlueMoonset (talk) 19:02, 5 October 2011 (UTC)
* It is provided by 20th Century Fox. - Jasonbres (talk) 19:34, 5 October 2011 (UTC)
* Sounds good to me. I'll pull together a standard episode reference. BlueMoonset (talk) 20:41, 5 October 2011 (UTC)
Image?
Great job, BlueMoonset! I have enjoyed watching this article expand. Is there another image that could be added to the Reception section? The information presented is fantastic, but an additional image might break up the text a bit. Keep up the phenomenal work! -- Another Believer ( Talk ) 15:57, 18 October 2011 (UTC)
* I've added an image of Heather Morris (Brittany) to the "Music and performances" subsection because she is so greatly praised; it needed to be on the left side because the image should look into the article (or at least straight ahead), which left it unsuited to the right side. Otherwise, it might have been nice to try to come up with another image for the Critical reception section and have that be left and this be right to keep the alternation going.
* Hope you think it's now ready for prime time, because I'm submitting it for GAN... BlueMoonset (talk) 03:24, 20 October 2011 (UTC)
* Looks great! I won't wish good luck... you don't need it! -- Another Believer ( Talk ) 03:33, 20 October 2011 (UTC)
Article title
Why the move to include "Glee" in the title? There is no other article titled "Asian F"... -- Another Believer ( Talk ) 15:08, 24 October 2011 (UTC)
* It doesn't make sense to me or to Frickative, who attempted twice to engage Rmdl2600 on that user's talk page after today's first and second moves (the first of which she reversed), only to have both entries deleted without comment. Mike Chang has been similarly changed, though for a third time. Any suggestions on a next step? Please feel free to revert unilaterally; I've never moved a page before. BlueMoonset (talk) 15:48, 24 October 2011 (UTC)
* I moved the article. Let's hope it is left alone. -- Another Believer ( Talk ) 16:02, 24 October 2011 (UTC)
* Thank you! Any chance you can also revert Mike Chang, currently (and incorrectly) Mike Chang (Glee)? It won't let me when I try; either I'm doing something wrong, or the multiple moves (including a three-cornered one by Rmdl2600) are precluding a move now, even though it's currently a redirect. If not, we may need to involve an administrator. BlueMoonset (talk) 17:05, 24 October 2011 (UTC)
* I think an administrator is needed. -- Another Believer ( Talk ) 19:39, 24 October 2011 (UTC)
* Thanks for getting back to me. As it turns out, Frickative has since started the formal move process on the Mike Chang talk page. BlueMoonset (talk) 19:56, 24 October 2011 (UTC)
* Great! If only people would use talk pages more often... especially when dealing with page moves. -- Another Believer ( Talk ) 20:04, 24 October 2011 (UTC)
Accolades
The episode was nominated at the Creative Emmys; don't remember for how many awards. Can someone add the nomination(s) in the reception or create an 'accolades' section? I don't have the time at the moment. --Sofffie7 (talk)
* There was a single nomination for cinematography; I think it would go in Production if anywhere, but certainly not in its own section. BlueMoonset (talk) 15:29, 4 October 2012 (UTC)
* Oh just one?! Yeah then sure an 'accolades' section wouldn't be useful ;) --Sofffie7 (talk) 21:53, 4 October 2012 (UTC) | WIKI |
What does magma chamber mean?
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1. magma chamber(Noun)
A large underground pool of molten rock lying under the surface of the earth's crust.
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1. Magma chamber
A magma chamber is a large underground pool of liquid rock found beneath the surface of the Earth. The molten rock in such a chamber is under great pressure, and given enough time, that pressure can gradually fracture the rock around it creating outlets for the magma. If it finds a way to the surface, then the result will be a volcanic eruption; consequently many volcanoes are situated over magma chambers. Magma chambers are hard to detect, and most of the known ones are therefore close to the surface of the Earth, commonly between 1 km and 10 km under the surface. In geological terms, this is extremely close to the surface, although in human terms, it is considerably deep underground.
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1. Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of magma chamber in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
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The numerical value of magma chamber in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
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The magma chamber is likely imparting its own stresses on the crust around and above it, as the system slowly recharges. The stress drives fluids through cracks, producing the small quakes. The current pattern of seismicity is similar to swarms seen at Mount St. Helens in 2013 and 2014; recharge swarms in the 1990s had much higher earthquake rates and energy release.
2. Deodatta V. Shenai-Khatkhate:
We often say"Forgive and Forget." That's the correct sequence IMHO. If you want to forget someone or some unpleasant event, you must first forgive. Forgiveness is the precursor to Forgetting. If you don't forgive, you'll never forget, and that someone or that unpleasant event will stay with you, carved inside your heart and deep in your mind. Like a magma chamber of a volcano, you will then embody the hot burning lava of hate and volcanic ashes of bad memories. So to move on with life, you ought to learn to forgive, first and foremost, even the worst people round you. The stream of life would then flow smoothly and seamlessly - onwards and upwards.
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Rollease Acmeda Blinds IFTTT Template Cover
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These days when purchasing hardware for our home I’m always on the lookout for the ability to connect it with Home Assistant. We’ve recently replaced our blinds with motorised units and thanks to Rollease Acmeda using their Automate Wirefree Tubular Motors together with the Automate Pulse Hub are able to control our blinds using their mobile app, Alexa or IFTTT.
I’m personally not a fan of the mobile app, as it takes my interaction outside of HA where the rest of my smart home tech lives. Alexa integration is great using the provided skill with one limiting factor which I’ll get to in a minute. The real standout is their support for IFTTT.
My first integration of the blinds into HA using IFTTT was a simple input_boolean which provided me with basic open/close functionality, providing the control of the blinds were done though HA, this brings me back to the point I made above. If the blinds were operated by another device such as the mobile app or remote the state in HA wouldn’t update as the system is stateless.
In order to remedy this problem and I’d need to ensure that the blinds could not only be open/closed but to have their position set, and after refining my initial code I feel it’s time to share it with the greater community with the aim that it will help others who might want something similar but wasn’t sure how to go about it.
There are some whispers in the community of a few people who are looking to reverse engineer / utilise the built-in RS485 serial interface so a custom/native component can be created, but until then this can hopefully help bridge the gap.
The tutorial is split into several parts, one for each component, and list of all components used with their corresponding links are below:
1. Template Cover
2. Template Sensor
3. Input Number
4. Automation
5. IFTTT
6. Script
Ready! Let’s start!
Cover
Start of by creating a cover using the below YAML code.
cover_name:
friendly_name: Cover Name
value_template: "{{is_state('sensor.blind_state_sensor', 'Open')}}"
open_cover:
service: script.blind_script_1
data:
mode: 'open'
position: '0'
close_cover:
service: script.blind_script_1
data:
mode: 'close'
position: '100'
Sensor
Add the following sensor.
platform: template
sensors:
blind_state:
value_template: >
{% if is_state('input_number.blind_test_position', '0.0') %}
Open
{% else %}
Closed
{% endif %}
Input Number
Creates a slider on the frontend allowing you to control the exact position of the blind.
blind_position_1:
min: 0
max: 100
Automation
Triggers anytime the input_number is changed and sends the value (retrieved via templating) to the event which matches the one you created on IFTTT. Information on configuring IFTTT with HA and creating webhooks can be found on the IFTTT component documentation linked above.
alias: Blind Automation 1
trigger:
platform: state
entity_id: input_number.name_of_your_input_number
action:
- service: ifttt.trigger
data_template: {"event":"name_of_ifttt_web_request", "value1":"{{trigger.to_state.state | int}}"}
Script
A single script to handle both opening and closing of the cover by using templating to dynamically call the correct service. Lastly {{position}} will set the value of your input_number to 0 or 100 depending on the service called.
blind_script_1:
sequence:
- service_template: cover.{{mode}}_cover
data:
entity_id: cover.name_of_cover
- service: input_number.set_value
data_template:
entity_id: input_number.blind_position_1
value: "{{position}}"
Show and tell
Feedback/Comments/Suggestions
There is always room to improve so I’d love to hear any feedback, comments or suggestions you may have. Thank you and enjoy!
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Hi cryptelli, this is great. You have saved me a lot of time. Can you elaborate on the IFTTT set up as well as what parts of your code I need to change for my setup eg “name_of_ifttt_web_request”
Thanks.
@f0rk Thank you, glad you’ve found my work useful :+1:.
In regards to your question, the parts of the code you’ll need to change are the entity ids and the IFTTT web request.
When setting up your IFTTT recipe the name you enter under “Event Name” is what use in place of name_of_ifttt_web_request
With the entity ids you can name your cover, sensor, input_number, automation and script whatever you like, just be sure to use those names in place of my example values, so for example where I’ve called the script blind_script_1 you can change that to blind_living_room: then update the entity inside the cover.
Hope this helps.
@cryptelli Thanks for your reply.
The one question I have is when the blind is operated via IFTTT or the RF remote, how is its position updated back to Home Assistant?
eg. The blind is in the open position. Via RF remote control the blind is then closed half way. To Home Assistant, will the blind not still be in its last know position(Open)?
Thanks.
@f0rk, please see the below from my opening post.
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Thanks for all your work. I’m planning on buying the PULSE and implementing this!!
So cool, and looks great
Side discussion re:
If the blinds were operated by another device such as the mobile app or remote the state in HA wouldn’t update as the system is stateless.
I have a remote that you can scroll to a position for the blinds. Does this not imply there IS a state for the blinds being communicated to the remote?
Thanks, glad you like it :+1:.
I have the same remote, the issue is because the PULSE hub doesn’t communicate back to HA with the position the blind was moved to if for example say the blind was set to 50% inside HA and you scrolled your remote to 75% while the remote would be correct HA would still show it being set at 50%.
This is the definition of stateless, hopefully that makes sense.
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sel.containsNode(node, partialContainment)
Parameters
node
The node that is being looked for in the selection.
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Talk:Discrimination based on hair texture
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Afros and dreadlocks are the most discriminated
In some parts of Europe there are still some places like clubs or pubs, where a person who has an afro or dreads might find difficulties to be let in, and that's only because of the hairstyle which is associated with Black people. Racists call those hairstyles "dirty-looking". In some countries, especially in Europe, North Africa and some parts of Asia, a person with an afro, or having long dreads (no matter the race) can be discriminated by some potential employers, and won't get a job only because of the "natural" or African-looking hair. However, not only the "Black" hairstyles are discriminated. In some cases, people with iroquois hairstyle, or shaved bald, also might be viewed as worse candidates when applying for a job. Even in some American companies based in Europe, people are judged by their hair, despite they are dressed in a suit and tie. The article should mention that briefly. <IP_ADDRESS> (talk) 20:23, 1 September 2014 (UTC)
This is a subject that should be focused on the minority community with supporting facts to be credible.
There are many non-mixed full Caucasians who indeed have curly hair even very curly hair from Scandinavia (from very tight see Norwegian woolly) to France, German, England and Italy all who have curly hair from blond to black.
This article may well be focused on alleged prejudices against mixed-race individuals and those of black Africa but it appears a distinction should be made. And for such individuals where does skin colour and facial features play a contributing role? There should be more information and clarification provided to make this piece encyclopedic — Preceding unsigned comment added by 33L71488 (talk • contribs) 11:39, 17 June 2016 (UTC)
Check out every female CEO Fortune 500 you can find. NONE of them, regardless of color, have curls. It's not just a "black thing", its "curly female" thing. — Preceding unsigned comment added by <IP_ADDRESS> (talk) 09:03, 12 August 2019 (UTC)
"Hair that is worn naturally is more likely to affect a qualified candidate's chances of being hired than their straight haired counterparts."
I added a "citation needed" on this sentence, because it is spoken very definitively, but doesn't seem to have any particular source. Googling the exact phrase in full gets several hits, but considering that this was written by "Luisgabriel128" in 2013, and the hits are from 2016, it seems like Luis made this up and now people are saying it like it's true. The most notable link is https://globalvoices.org/2016/08/15/a-black-mans-at-work-reprimand-has-trinidad-tobago-wondering-natural-hair-not-accepted-here/ which directs the quote's origin to another August 2016 article on TeenLink http://teenlinktt.com/colfire-insurance-letter-goes-viral/ Itsnotmyfault1 (talk) 18:45, 7 May 2017 (UTC)
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Article Evalustions
I recently evaluated this article as part of a class assignment. I found that it could be improved in the following ways: adding updated information and expanding on the “Hairstyles in other places” section. ~ — Preceding unsigned comment added by Awinfrey98 (talk • contribs) 22:23, 9 February 2018 (UTC)
Article Improvements
Hello, I recently made the following changes to this article to improve it. I started off with adding more information to hair in the workplace, Hair in Media and Hair in other places. I felt as if some new or more information needed to be added to these to further explain the points. I also made two new sections which include Natural Hair in School and Natural Hair community. I added the section about the school because that is also a place where discrimination is happening. And it also shows that it happens to people of all ages. I decided to add the natural hair community section because it shows how there are different organizations and groups that want to broadcast and celebrate natural hair.
These were originally drafted in my sandbox User:Awinfrey98/sandbox/articledraft 15:46, 5 April 2018 (UTC)Awinfrey98 (talk)
Organization?
A reported incidence of discrimination was incorrectly put under the Australia section when it actually occurred in Jamaica according to the source article. I made a section for Jamaica and put it there instead. The organization of sections/headers seems a bit all over the place. I'm not a regular editor on Wikipedia and am not sure how exactly would be a good way to go about it, but if someone has some more experience on organizing a flow of information like this, I think it could really help make this page a better resource. MishMeesh (talk) 22:56, 9 January 2020 (UTC)
Changing article title to texturism
Hi, I'm new to wikipedia so I don't 100% get how everything works but would it not be more appropriate to refer to hair based discrimination as 'texturism' --THATS ENOUGH SLICES (talk) 19:00, 9 December 2021 (UTC)
citations needed
There are a lot of statements without any sources given. <IP_ADDRESS> (talk) 21:01, 29 March 2022 (UTC)
Wiki Education assignment: African American Studies
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Adventuress sentenced in cross-dressing fraud case: from the archive, 9 May 1882 | From the Guardian | The Guardian
Mary Jane Furneaux, masquerading as the dead Lord Arthur Clinton in disguise, extorted a considerable sum of money from the great and good Friday 9 May 2014 02.00 EDT The trial of Mary Jane Furneaux and James Gething for the great personation frauds took place yesterday. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, who had been bound over to appear as a witness, arrived soon after one o'clock. Furneaux betrayed considerable embarrassment on walking into the dock, and her face was diffused with a deep flush, which passed over as she regained her self-possession. Gething manifested a more confident air as he took his place beside the female prisoner. Both prisoners in an unhesitating tone pleaded not guilty to the two counts. Mr. Merewether, in opening the case for the prosecution, said he was afraid there would be a great many persons disappointed in the details of the case, because to his mind the case was wholly devoid of what people sometimes called interest. There was certainly something of a ridiculous nature in the statements made by the woman, and the absurd folly of the men who believed and acted upon documents and correspondence of such a preposterous kind. Mr. Merewether proceeded to detail the history of the case, commencing with the meeting of Furneaux and Gething at Aston, and their subsequent dealing with Beynon, and the latter's advances of money to Furneaux on her representation that she was a nobleman in disguise. He then quoted from the female prisoner's correspondence, laying particular stress upon the letters in which Lord Coleridge's name had been forged. He should be able to show that all the letters were forgeries, and by means of them Furneaux had succeeded in obtaining from Beynon at least £700 or £800 of his own money. There was really no defence to the case. Edward Beynon was the first witness. Gething told him that a nobleman had taken apartments at his sister's at Aston, and he had made his acquaintance. The nobleman was under Her Majesty's displeasure, but ultimately would come into possession of his own estates. Gething said the nobleman was Lord Arthur Clinton, and was then appearing in female attire, though he (Gething) was sure he was a man. Some time afterwards witness had an interview with the nobleman, who was dressed as a female. Gething asked if he could assist the nobleman for a time, and witness replied that he had not much money, and he generally kept it at home for business purposes. Gething conveyed all the money he advanced to Furneaux. The royal proclamation reinstating Lord Clinton in his old position was read, and evoked roars of laughter in court. Witness, on being asked by the Judge if he believed it, replied in the affirmative. In 1878 witness accompanied Furneaux to Balmoral. They went first of all to London to get letters of introduction to Her Majesty from Lord Coleridge. Witness was taken ill at Ballater and Furneaux went on, as she said, to Balmoral Castle. In about three hours' time Furneaux returned bringing with her a letter purporting to come from the Queen. (Laughter.) Witness had many conversations with Gething about Lord Arthur Clinton, and Gething always told him that Furneaux was a man. Witness had mortgaged his leasehold property and borrowed £400 in order to advance money to Furneaux. At the conclusion of Beynon's evidence Furneaux had a consultation with her solicitor, and decided to plead guilty. Furneaux was sentenced to seven years' penal servitude. Gething was acquitted. Lord Arthur Clinton was a Liberal MP in the 1860s. In 1870 he was living with Ernest Boulton, a cross-dresser and one half of notorious pair Fanny and Stella, when Boulton was arrested on suspicion of homosexuality. That June, a day after receiving a summons to appear at the trial, Clinton died; the official cause of death was scarlet fever but suicide was suspected. Mary Jane Furneaux convinced her victims that she was in fact Clinton disguised as a woman, that his reported death was a cover, and that he was living in exile until a time when the Queen would bring him into favour again. Sign inor create your Guardian account to join the discussion. This discussion is closed for comments. We're doing some maintenance right now. You can still read comments, but please come back later to add your own. Commenting has been disabled for this account (why?) Originally published in the Manchester Guardian: Unlikely though it may seem, some passengers complained about the excessive speed of bearers | NEWS-MULTISOURCE |
History of wireless telegraphy and broadcasting in Australia/Topical/Publications/Radio in ANZ/Issues
The following issues have been transcribed (at least in part) to date:
1923
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 01 - 4 April 1923 - A brief start
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 02 - 18 April 1923 - A brief start
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 03 - 2 May 1923 - A brief start
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 04 - 16 May 1923 - A brief start
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 05 - 30 May 1923 - A brief start
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 06 - 13 June 1923 - A brief start
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 07 - 27 June 1923 - A brief start
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 08 - 11 July 1923 - Coming real soon now!
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 09 - 25 July 1923 - Coming real soon now!
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 10 - 8 August 1923 - Coming real soon now!
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 11 - 22 August 1923 - Coming real soon now!
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 12 - 5 September 1923 - Coming real soon now!
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 13 - 19 September 1923 - Coming real soon now!
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 14 - 3 October 1923 - Coming real soon now!
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 15 - 17 October 1923 - Coming real soon now!
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 16 - 31 October 1923 - Coming real soon now!
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 17 - 14 November 1923 - Coming real soon now!
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 18 - 28 November 1923 - Coming real soon now!
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 19 - 12 December 1923 - Coming real soon now!
* Radio in Australia & New Zealand - Vol. I No. 20 - 26 December 1923 - Coming real soon now! | WIKI |
olla sanomattakin selvää
Verb
(lit. "to be clear even without saying")
* 1) to go without saying
Conjugation
See. Sometimes the potential forms of are used instead of indicative. | WIKI |
WriteVariablesTime
class sharpy.postproc.writevariablestime.WriteVariablesTime[source]
Write variables with time
WriteVariablesTime is a class inherited from BaseSolver
It is a postprocessor that outputs the value of variables with time onto a text file.
settings_types
Acceptable data types of the input data
Type:
dict
settings_default
Default values for input data should the user not provide them
Type:
dict
See the list of arguments
dir
directory to output the information
Type:
str
The settings that this solver accepts are given by a dictionary, with the following key-value pairs:
Name
Type
Description
Default
delimiter
str
Delimiter to be used in the output file
`` ``
FoR_variables
list(str)
Variables of StructTimeStepInfo associated to the frame of reference to be writen
['']
FoR_number
list(int)
Number of the A frame of reference to output (for multibody configurations)
numpy.array
structure_variables
list(str)
Variables of StructTimeStepInfo associated to the frame of reference to be writen
['']
structure_nodes
list(int)
Number of the nodes to be writen
numpy.array
nonlifting_nodes_variables
list(str)
Variables of NonliftingBodyTimeStepInfo associated to panels to be writen
['']
nonlifting_nodes_im
list(int)
Chordwise index of the nonlifting panels to be output
numpy.array
nonlifting_nodes_in
list(int)
Spanwise index of the nonlifting panels to be output
numpy.array
nonlifting_nodes_isurf
list(int)
Number of the panels’ surface to be output
numpy.array
aero_panels_variables
list(str)
Variables of AeroTimeStepInfo associated to panels to be writen
['']
aero_panels_isurf
list(int)
Number of the panels’ surface to be output
numpy.array
aero_panels_im
list(int)
Chordwise index of the panels to be output
numpy.array
aero_panels_in
list(int)
Spanwise index of the panels to be output
numpy.array
aero_nodes_variables
list(str)
Variables of AeroTimeStepInfo associated to nodes to be writen
['']
aero_nodes_isurf
list(int)
Number of the nodes’ surface to be output
numpy.array
aero_nodes_im
list(int)
Chordwise index of the nodes to be output
numpy.array
aero_nodes_in
list(int)
Spanwise index of the nodes to be output
numpy.array
cleanup_old_solution
bool
Remove the existing files
False
vel_field_variables
list(str)
Variables associated to the velocity field. Only uext implemented so far
[]
vel_field_points
list(float)
List of coordinates of the control points as x1, y1, z1, x2, y2, z2 …
numpy.array | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
Page:EB1911 - Volume 20.djvu/85
lies S. of the Canadian and Arkansas rivers, and by treaties negotiated in 1824, 1833 and 1851 the Creeks received for themselves and the Seminoles a patent for the remaining or middle portion. Many of the Indians of these tribes brought slaves with them from the Southern states and during the Civil War they supported the Confederacy, but when that war was over the Federal government demanded not only the liberation of the slaves but new treaties, partly on the ground that the tribal lands must be divided with the freedmen. By these treaties, negotiated in 1866, the Cherokees gave the United States permission to settle other Indians on what was approximately the western half of their domain; the Seminoles, to whom the Creeks in 1855 had granted as their portion the strip between the Canadian river and its North Fork, ceded all of theirs, and the Creeks, Choctaws and Chickasaws ceded the western half of theirs back to the United States for occupancy by freedmen or other Indians. In the E. portion of the lands thus placed at its disposal by the Cherokees and the Creeks the Federal government within the next seventeen years made a number of small grants as follows: to the Seminoles in 1866, to the Sauk and Foxes in 1867, to the Osages, Kansas, Pottawatomies, Absentee Shawnees and Wichitas in 1871–1872, to the Pawnees in 1876, to the Poncas and Nez Percés in 1878, to the Otoes and Missouris in 1881, and to the Iowas and Kickapoos in 1883; in the S.W. quarter of the Territory, also, the Kiowas, Comanches and Apaches were located in 1867 and the Cheyennes and Arapahoes in 1869. There still remained unassigned the greater part of the Cherokee Strip besides a tract embracing 1,887,800 acres of choice land in the centre of the Territory, and the agitation for the opening of this to settlement by white people increased until in 1889 a complete title to the central tract was purchased from the Creeks and Seminoles. Soon after the purchase President Benjamin Harrison issued a proclamation announcing that this land would be opened to homestead settlement at twelve o'clock noon, on the 22nd of April 1889. At that hour no less than 20,000 people were on the border, and when the signal was given there ensued a remarkably spectacular race for homes. In the next year that portion of Indian Territory which lay S. of the Cherokee Strip and W. of the lands occupied by the five tribes, together with the narrow strip N. of Texas which had been denied to that state in 1850, was organized as the Territory of Oklahoma. In the meantime negotiations were begun for acquiring a clear title to the unoccupied portion of the Cherokee Strip, for individual allotments to the members of the several small tribes who had received tribal allotments since 1866, and for the purchase of what remained after such individual allotments had been made. As these negotiations were successful most of the land between the tract first opened and that of the Creeks was opened to settlement in 1891, a large tract to the W. of the centre was opened in 1892, a tract S. of the Canadian river and W. of the Chickasaws was opened in 1902, and by 1904 the entire Territory had been opened to settlement with the exception of a tract in the N.E. which was occupied by the Osages, Kaws, Poncas and Otoes. By the treaties with the five southern tribes they were to be permitted to make their own laws so long as they preserved their tribal relations, but since the Civil War many whites had mingled with these Indians, gained control for their own selfish ends of such government as there was, and made the country a refuge for fugitives from justice. Consequently, in 1893, Congress appointed the Dawes Commission to induce the tribes to consent to individual allotments as well as to a government administered from Washington, and in 1898 the Curtis Act was passed for making such allotments and for the establishment of a territorial government. When the allotments were nearly all made Congress in 1906 authorized Oklahoma and Indian Territories to qualify for admission to the Union as one state. As both Territories approved, a constitutional convention (composed of 100 Democrats and 12 Republicans) met at Guthrie on the 20th of November 1906. The constitution framed by this body was approved by the electorate on the 17th of September 1907, and the state was admitted to the Union on the 16th of November.
OKLAHOMA CITY, a city and the county-seat of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, U.S.A., on the North Fork of the Canadian river, near the geographical centre of the state. Pop. (1890) 4151; (1900) 10,037; (1907) 32,452; (1910) 64,205. It is served by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, the Missouri, Kansas & Texas, and the St Louis & San Francisco railways, and by inter-urban electric lines. It lies partly in a valley, partly on an upland, in a rich agricultural region. The city is the seat of Epworth University (founded in 1901 by the joint action of the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church, South). Oklahoma City’s prosperity is due chiefly to its jobbing trade, with an extensive farming and stock-raising region, but it has also cotton compresses and cotton gins, and various manufactures. The total value of the factory products in 1905 was $3,670,730. Natural gas is largely used as a fuel. A large settlement was established here on the 22nd of April 1889, the day on which the country was by proclamation declared open for settlement. The city was chartered in 1890. OKUBO TOSHIMITSU (1830–1878), Japanese statesman, a samurai of Satsuma, was one of the five great nobles who led the revolution in 1868 against the shogunate. He became one of the mikado’s principal ministers, and in the Satsuma troubles which followed he was the chief opponent of Saigo Takamori. But the suppression of the Satsuma rebellion brought upon him the personal revenge of Saigo’s sympathizers, and in the spring of 1878 he was assassinated by six clansmen. Okubo was one of the leading men of his day, and in 1872 was one of the Japanese mission which was sent round the world to get ideas for organizing the new régime. OKUMA (SHIGENOBU), (1838–), Japanese statesman, was born in the province of Hizen in 1838. His father was an officer in the artillery, and during his early years his education consisted mainly of the study of Chinese literature. Happily for him, however, he was able to acquire in his youth a knowledge of English and Dutch, and by the help of some missionaries he succeeded in obtaining books in those languages on both scientific and political subjects. These works effected a complete revolution in his mind. He had been designed by his parents for the military profession, but the new light which now broke in upon him determined him to devote his entire energies to the abolition of the existing feudal system and to the establishment of a constitutional government. With impetuous zeal he urged his views on his countrymen, and though he took no active part | WIKI |
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Lionel Accessory Activation – 153E
In addition to the outside insulated rail track block, Lionel offers options to have your accessories turned on and off by a train as it passes the accessory directly. There are three variations of the number “153” switch. The 153E switch works in conjunction with the Accessory Activator Pack (insulated outside rail) track to control dual animation accessories.
153E
153E Board
The 153E (or Electronic) switch allows FasTrack (or any other track system using the insulated outside rail block) to operate dual animation as well as single animation accessories with the Accessory Activator Pack (6-12029). It is a simple electronic DPDT relay that hooks up in seconds. You can purchase these directly from customer service, starting in mid-July. The part number is 691-153E-001. You can call or order directly through our website.
To install the 153E connect the single wire from the insulated rail to the insulated rail input terminal on the 153E board. Next attach the AC Hot to the AC Hot accessory bus or transformer terminal. And attach the AC Ground to the AC Ground bus. These screw terminals are seen on the left side of the board in th photo. The accessory output terminals are on the right.
From the accessory itself, attach the AC Hot wire to the AC Hot terminal – “A”. Attach the ground wire for the normally “closed” animation to the “B” or normally closed connection. This is the animation / light that will be on when the train is not present. And attach the ground wire for the normally “open” animation to the “C” or open connection. This is the animation that is activated when the train is present. These positions correspond to the traditional clips on the 153C. Terminals D and E are a second set of closed and open outputs (duplicating B and C) allowing you to control an additional accessory if desired.
To see all of this in more detail, watch the following video as we install a signal bridge:
3 responses
29 09 2012
Purveyor
I want to use the accessory activation technique to turn on a normal set of string Christmas lights when my train passes over an insulated section of fastrack. How would I make that happen?
1 10 2012
lionelllc
Looking at a strand of lights, the only challenge would be the voltage diffference between our normal accessories which operate best at 14 volts and the lights which are plugged into a 120V wall outlet. Since the 2.5V bulbs are wired in series, you may not have enough power for a long string of lights to produce much illumination from a normal accessory power supply. If you remove the wall plug and wire the strand as a conventional accessory you won’t blow the bulbs but you may not get the amount of light you’re looking for. Reducing the number of bulbs in the strand would increase the power to the remaining bulbs if desired.
20 07 2014
Al Cifelli
How would I go about putting a passing siding and a relay on a fastrack layout activating the two switch on either side to operate multiple trains on the same loop?
Regards
Al
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Page:Lectures on Housing.djvu/26
depends on two things—on the cost of the house, and the wage of the man. What does the cost of the house depend on? It depends on five things: the cost of the land, the cost of developing it, the cost of constructing the house, the interest payable on the capital invested in it, and the rates that have to be paid upon it. Those are the five directions in which we must seek to economise. Let us take them one by one.
We often hear it said that the price of land enters to such a very slight extent into the total cost of a house, that it need not trouble us. Except in the centre of great cities, the price of a site, taking a fair average, is only about £35, or say 30s. a year, or 7d. a week, including the cost of the roads and the sewers. That seems to be nothing; but the reason is that, on account of the cost of land, we squeeze 30, 40, and 50 houses to the acre, and so the site purchased is excessively small. Those long dismal streets are, in the first instance, the result of the cost of land. In the country, where it is cheap, we see houses | WIKI |
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I have just installed the Episerver.Forms nuget package to my solution. When I'm creating a form, I can use some of the simple form elements like text and text area, but when I try to use i.e numbers, fileupload, image etc, I get the following error. Any tips?
The INSERT statement conflicted with the FOREIGN KEY constraint "FK_tblContent_tblContentType". The conflict occurred in database " XXXXXXXX", table "dbo.tblContentType", column 'pkID'.
Server Error in '/' Application.
The INSERT statement conflicted with the FOREIGN KEY constraint "FK_tblContent_tblContentType". The conflict occurred in database " XXXXXXXX", table "dbo.tblContentType", column 'pkID'.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: The INSERT statement conflicted with the FOREIGN KEY constraint "FK_tblContent_tblContentType". The conflict occurred in database " XXXXXXXX", table "dbo.tblContentType", column 'pkID'.
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we had these cases when more than single developer sharing the same db and somebody on the team just fool around content types (like creating new ones or deleting old ones)
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Sep 12, 2017 18:35
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I think you are right. It all magically resolved itself when trying in the evening when no one else was using the db. Thanks!
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Sep 12, 2017 20:40
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auto magic
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Sep 12, 2017 20:57
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28 a year ago. It is one of greater magnitude, and of far greater interest. It is whether a minister of the New Church shall be permitted to slander a brother minister in a most outrageous and cruel manner, and afterwards, without having made any attempt at redress, or any acknowledgment even, and seeking to cloak his first great wrong by further falsehoods, shall be received into the bosom, or elected to offices of dignity, in a body which claims to be pre-eminently the Church of the Lord.
I am aware of the disadvantage of my position, growing out of the strong prejudice against me which unfortunately exists in the minds of some of the leading men in the Convention, and their consequent predisposition to take sides with any one who will speak ill of me. But I appeal to you, my brother—not as my friend, for I have no reason to believe that you feel very friendly towards me—but as a man and a Christian, as a lover of justice and order, as the presiding officer of the General Convention, and as one to whom many look with confidence for wise counsel, just judgment and prudent action, to exert your influence to prevent Mr. Wilks from coming into, or holding any office under, the General Convention, until the matter complained of shall have been amicably arranged, or Mr. Wilks acquitted of all wrong in the premises, by a competent and impartial tribunal. I do not ask—I do not expect you to do this on my account, but from a regard to the honor of the body over which you preside, and the best welfare of the Church, which I believe you have. Yours truly,
And a few hours after this letter was sent, the mail brought me from California, Mr. Miller’s affidavit, (see page 20). And I immediately dispatched another note to the President of the Convention, stating this fact, and closing with this plain and emphatic language:
"If the General Convention receives him, (Mr. Wilks) into fellowship, or allows him to hold any office in its gift, [considering the evidence with which it was then furnished,] I am sure it will bring upon itself a disgrace from which it cannot recover for many long years. However little regard the Convention may have for me or my protest in this matter, I hope, at least, it will have some regard for its own dignity and welfare, and for that course of conduct which the laws of Christian charity, not less than the true principles of church government, obviously require.”
But notwithstanding all this, and the evidence against Mr. W. furnished by Mr. Miller’s letters (Nos. I. & V.) of which I had forwarded copies to Mr. Worcester, Mr. Wilks was admitted a member of the Convention, and Mr. Barrett consequently was adjudged guilty of bringing a false accusation against a brother, whose "innocence," say the Convention, "Mr. W. has satisfactorily established." Immediately after the adjournment of the Convention, the following correspondence in | WIKI |
Brian Reid (entrepreneur)
Brian Peter Reid (born 1972) is an entrepreneur who is credited with developing the first digital advertising mirror that is controlled remotely and has the ability to record and report the exact number and duration of consumer engagements in real time. Reid also founded technology firm Mirrus.
Education
Reid received his B.A. with a focus on sociology from The University of Connecticut in 1994. He was a three-year letter winner on the varsity football team while in college and played under head coach Skip Holtz. Reid was elected team captain his senior year.
Career
From 1994 to 1999, Reid worked for Republic Mortgage Insurance Company (RMIC) in sales, where he ultimately became the youngest national sales manager. Reid left RMIC and started Athlon Ventures, a venture capital fund that raised capital solely from professional sports athletes and Fortune 500 executives. After 12 months, Reid shut down the fund as a result of the “dot-com bubble burst”.
He returned to the financial services industry with SouthStar Funding (SSF), where he was responsible for all sales and marketing initiatives.
Mirrus
In 2006, Reid founded LuxuryTec LLC to market brand identity services. With a proprietary mirror technology, LuxuryTec LLC formed and began doing business as (dba) Mirrus.
Since 2006, Reid served as the president CEO of LuxuryTec LLC and Mirrus located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Personal
Reid is the father of five children and is married to wife Gennifer. The family resides in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Reid is the son of Paul S. Reid, former president and executive vice president of the Mortgage Bankers Association of America, Washington, D.C. | WIKI |
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Alispeare :poet,essayist and short story writer, born on 2/9/1991 in Baghdad,Iraq.ALispeare is but an alias given to 'Ali' during his college days by his friends for his exceptional admiration to Shakespeare. | WIKI |
Swindell
Swindell or Swindells is a surname. Notable people with the name include:
Government
* A. B. Swindell (born 1945), American politician
* Charles Swindells (born 1942), former United States Ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa (2001–2005)
Sports
* Greg Swindell (born 1965), American former Major League Baseball player
* Herbert 'Bert' Swindells (1909–2001), English footballer
* Jackie Swindells (1937–2009), English footballer
* Robert Swindell (born 1950), English retired cricketer
* Sammy Swindell (born 1955), American race car driver
Arts and entertainment
* Cole Swindell (born 1983), American country music singer-songwriter
* Connor Swindells (born 1996), British actor and model
* Robert Swindells (born 1939), British children's writer
* Steve Swindells (born 1952), English singer, songwriter, keyboardist, club promoter and journalist
Other
* Michael Swindells (died 2004), British police officer stabbed to death in 2004 | WIKI |
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NEW JERSEY 311 and Connecticut rivers to his brother the duke of York, and sent an expedition to take pos- session of it. New Amsterdam was first con- quered, the New Jersey settlements at once submitted, and under the authority of Nicholls, the commander of the expedition and first governor, a patent was granted to immigrants from Long Island and New England. Eliza- bethtown, Newark, Middletown, and Shrews- bury were now founded. In the mean time, however, the duke of York had sold his claim to Lord Berkeley and Sir George Carteret; they named the tract New Jersey in honor of Sir George, who had been governor of the island of Jersey, and had held it for King Charles in his contest with the parliament. They formed a constitution for the colony, and in 1665 sent out Philip Carteret, brother of Sir George, as governor. He fixed the seat of government at Elizabethtown ; but his admin- istration was unpopular, and in 1670 the peo- ple revolted and chose James Carteret, an ille- gitimate son of Sir George, for their governor. Philip Carteret, however, obtained several con- cessions and promises from the proprietors, which induced the people to submit again to his authority. The first legislative assembly of New Jersey, which had been held under his proclamation in May, 1668, passed a bill of pains and penalties remarkable for its extreme severity, the punishment of death being assign- ed for no fewer than 12 offences. In March, 1673, Berkeley sold his interest in the proprie- torship to John Fen wick and Edward By Hinge, Quakers. In July of the same year the Dutch recaptured New York, and the surrounding country, including the whole province of New Jersey, at once fell into their hands. New Jersey was called by them Achter Kol. It re- verted to Great Britain by the treaty of 1674, and the question now arose whether the title returned to the proprietors or the king. To avoid all difficulty, the king recognized the claim of Carteret, and made a new grant to the duke of York, who also executed a fresh conveyance to Carteret, covering however only a part of the original territory of New Jersey. But before making this conveyance, the duke had included the province in a commission ?'ven to Sir Edmund Andros, governor of New ork, who refused to recognize the authority as governor of Philip Carteret, arrested all magistrates who would not submit to his own jurisdiction, and finally, on April 30, 1680, car- ried Carteret himself prisoner to New York. The duke was at last prevailed upon to ac- knowledge the claims of the proprietors, and in 1681 the government of Andros came to an end. In the mean time Fen wick and Byllinge, to whom Berkeley had sold his share in the province, conveyed an interest in it to William Penn and two other Quakers, Garven Lawrie and Nicholas Lucas ; and Fenwick in 1675 es- tablished a Quaker settlement at Salem, near the Delaware. He claimed authority as chief proprietor over all that part of New Jersey S. W. of a line drawn from Little Egg harbor to a point on the Delaware in lat. 41 N. ; and the province continued for some years to be divi- ded into East Jersey, subject to Sir George Car- teret and his heirs, and West Jersey, under Fen- wick and his associates. In February, 1 682, the whole territory was purchased by William Penn and 11 other Quakers. The first governor un- der the new proprietors was Robert Barclay, a Scotchman, and one of the 12 purchasers, under whom the country became an asylum for the oppressed members of his creed, and for a time enjoyed great prosperity. But the number of proprietors, the frequent subdivi- sions and transfers of shares, and various oth- er difficulties in the way of good government, soon involved the province in trouble ; and in 1702 the proprietors surrendered the rights of government to the crown. Queen Anne ap- pointed Lord Cornbury governor of New York and New Jersey, but each continued to have a separate assembly. In 1708 New Jersey peti- tioned for a distinct administration, and Lewis Morris was appointed governor. The popula- tion was then about 40,000. Until the revolu- tion New Jersey was the scene of no impor- tant event, and it was never much exposed to the ravages of the Indians. The last royal governor was William Franklin, the natural son of Benjamin Franklin. A state constitu- tion was adopted in 1776, and throughout the revolution the country was frequently the the- atre of war. The battles of Trenton, Prince- ton, Millstone, Red Bank, and Monmouth were fought on its soil. The first legislature met at Princeton in August, 1776, and chose Wil- liam Livingston governor. The federal consti- tution was adopted by a unanimous vote, Dec. 18, 1787. The state capital was established at Trenton in 1790. The present constitution was ratified Aug. 13, 1844. In the summer of 1873 a board of 14 commissioners appointed by the governor agreed upon certain amendments to the constitution. Several of these were ap- proved by the legislature of 1874; but before becoming a part of the constitution they must be approved by the legislature of 1875 and be ratified by the people at a special election held within four months after the dissolution, of the legislature. New Jersey furnished 79,511 troops to the federal army during the civil war, or 55,785 reduced to a three years' stan- dard. The legislature of 1870 refused to rati- fy the fifteenth amendment to the federal con- stitution, on the ground that the right to regu- late suffrage was vested in the respective states. The first geological survey of New Jersey was made in 1839-'40 under the direction of Prof. Henry D. Rogers. A second survey was begun in 1854 by Dr. William Kitchell, but was dis- continued in 1856. The work was resumed in 1864, with Prof. George H. Cook as state geologist, and is still (1875) in progress. The results obtained up to 1868 are given in the "Geology of New Jersey," published in 1868; and annual reports have since been published. | WIKI |
Influence of permafrost distribution on groundwater flow in the context of climate-driven permafrost thaw: Example from Yukon Flats Basin, Alaska, United States
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[1] Understanding the role of permafrost in controlling groundwater flow paths and fluxes is central in studies aimed at assessing potential climate change impacts on vegetation, species habitat, biogeochemical cycling, and biodiversity. Recent field studies in interior Alaska show evidence of hydrologic changes hypothesized to result from permafrost degradation. This study assesses the hydrologic control exerted by permafrost, elucidates modes of regional groundwater flow for various spatial permafrost patterns, and evaluates potential hydrologic consequences of permafrost degradation. The Yukon Flats Basin (YFB), a large (118,340 km2) subbasin within the Yukon River Basin, provides the basis for this investigation. Model simulations that represent an assumed permafrost thaw sequence reveal the following trends with decreasing permafrost coverage: (1) increased groundwater discharge to rivers, consistent with historical trends in base flow observations in the Yukon River Basin, (2) potential for increased overall groundwater flux, (3) increased spatial extent of groundwater discharge in lowlands, and (4) decreased proportion of suprapermafrost (shallow) groundwater contribution to total base flow. These trends directly affect the chemical composition and residence time of riverine exports, the state of groundwater-influenced lakes and wetlands, seasonal river-ice thickness, and stream temperatures. Presently, the YFB is coarsely mapped as spanning the continuous-discontinuous permafrost transition that model analysis shows to be a critical threshold; thus, the YFB may be on the verge of major hydrologic change should the current permafrost extent decrease. This possibility underscores the need for improved characterization of permafrost and other hydrogeologic information in the region via geophysical techniques, remote sensing, and ground-based observations.
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Lifestyle And Practical Changes That Can Improve Mood
If you reguarly feel anxious or depressed there are some standard lifestyle or practical changes that can help improve how you're feeling. These changes tend raise peoples' mood overall and diminish distressing emotions, and their effects, at the source.
If your feelings of anxiety or depression are mild, these changes may be all that's needed to get you back to your old self. Even if they don't fully fix your mood, they often do a lot to take the edge off. Of course, if you're dealing with severe depression or anxiety you're going to have to do way more than just make some lifestyle adjustments.
I think the more of these approaches you apply, the better. However most people tend to feel certain suggestions resonate with them more than others. Pick and choose the ones that stand out the most to you.
Deal with the legitimate problems and stresses in your life
Sometimes people become depressed or anxious for no immediately obvious reason. However there are often real issues that bring these feelings on, and keep them going. Some common stressful events people struggle with are:
Obviously this article can't explain how to handle all these issues, though there are plenty of other resources you can turn to. If any of these apply to you, taking steps to resolve them directly should do a lot to make you feel better. Even if you can't solve them in an afternoon, just knowing you're taking steps to do something about them should provide some sense of relief. Of course, if your upsetting mood is due to some sort of social problem, or rusty interpersonal skills, then the other articles on this site can help in handling that.
Talk to other people and get their support
Our problems and our distressing moods seem so much harder to deal with if we feel like we have to go it alone. Telling someone else what's bothering you can take a huge weight off your shoulders. Sometimes just talking about our issues out loud takes away some of their power and provides a space for us to work things out on our own. Other people may offer practical help too, not just provide emotional support. Sometimes letting someone know you're struggling can be the first step in starting to actively get things under control.
Friends and family are obvious places to start, though if those aren't available there are other services you can access. If you're in university you may be able to see a counselor for free through your school's counseling services. Many communities have lower cost agencies that provide therapy. There are drop-in support groups and anonymous crisis lines. There are online resources like discussion forums.
Some people have doubts about the idea of reaching out for help. They may feel their friends and family won't want to hear what they have to say. At times this is a valid, legitimate concern. At other times it's the depression or anxiety talking, and making you think, "Oh, there's no point. No one cares. Don't be a burden." Some people also find their family and friends are supportive at first, but after a while they start to develop an attitude of, "Okay, stop whining and do something about it already." If this is the case you may want to talk to someone else, or try working with a professional. Their specific job is to be understanding, and not say unhelpful things like, "Ugh, just snap out of it already! You don't even have it that bad!"
Exercise
Exercise is one of the most effective ways to regulate your mood. It just seems to reduce unpleasant feelings, gets you thinking straighter, and makes you feel better. It's like taking some sort of powerful medication, except that the drugs are naturally created in your own body and don't have any side effects.
Although this suggestion is often extremely helpful, it's so simple and well-known that sometimes people hear it and brush it off with, "Yeah, yeah, yeah, exercise more. Gotcha. What other ideas do you have?" It's like some people think any true solution has to be really obscure and complicated.
It's beyond the scope of this article to go into detail about how to start an exercise routine. One thing to note is that anything is better than nothing. Even taking a half-hour walk once a day to get some air can help. On the other hand, something more intense is going to have a bigger effect. Cycling for an hour four times a week is on a different level than doing light housework. Sure, there are government guidelines that say someone only has to exercise for 20 minutes three times a week or whatever, but our bodies are capable of being much more active than that.
Probably the biggest objections people have to this suggestion is that they don't like to exercise, or they feel like starting up a workout program is too much of a hassle, or that they don't have time. I can't make anyone do anything they don't want to. I'm just saying that not exercising means leaving one of the more effective treatments for depression and anxiety on the table.
I find exercising regularly is all about finding something that you like to do. There's more to working out than slogging away for half an hour on a boring treadmill. The other thing is that if you can just get it over with, the hassle of starting a program isn't that bad. In terms of the time commitment, I think it's a question of what you want to prioritize. Also, if they work out at home I think even the busiest person can carve half an hour out of their day if they really want to.
When they hear this suggestion some people will say, "I already exercise and I still feel bad." Exercise definitely helps, but it's not a cure-all. I'd say if nothing else, don't cut down what you're doing already. Maybe even try taking it up a notch and see what happens. Otherwise, try some other approaches from this article as well.
Here are a couple more snags people run into: Someone with depression may not have the motivation to exercise. They may need to try some other approaches to break down some of their apathy and lethargy first. That or they may need to start with something very small that they can handle.
Also, sometimes people with depression will find exercising to just be another source of things to get down about - "I'm so much more out of shape than everyone else at the gym.", "I can hardly lift any weight", "I got winded on the elliptical machine after only five minutes." In this case they may need to work on handling those self-critical thoughts, perhaps by trying not to see exercise as all about numbers and performance and comparisons, and instead something to just do for its own sake regardless of how "good" they are at it.
Sometimes someone with anxiety will avoid exercising because they don't like the physical sensations it causes, such as an increased heart rate. They may need help learning to handle their fear of certain physical feelings.
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Purposely fit fun, rewarding things into your day
The logic is simple enough: Doing fun things makes you happy. Being happy counteracts feelings of depression and anxiety. When people are in a funk they can sometimes get into a rut where they don't do many genuinely enjoyable activities. They may aimlessly browse the internet or turn on the TV and watch a few episodes of a so-so series. Stuff like that is kind of entertaining, but it's more killing time than anything, and it's not the same as doing something that's more purposefully fun. On a similar note, if someone is really busy and stressed out, they may not set aside time to recharge their batteries. Of course, when I say pick fun things to do, I'm referring to healthy activities. Meeting your friends for a few drinks at a pub would be fine. Getting hammered in order to blot out your feelings, not so much.
Sometimes it's not even about doing things that are extra-fun, it's about just doing anything at all, when the alternative would be hanging around and doing nothing. The idea is to get out of the house and do what you need to do. This is a well-known Cognitive Behavioral Therapy treatment for depression. It's called Activity Scheduling or Behavioral Activation. When people get depressed they can fall into a vicious cycle where they don't have the energy or motivation to do much. This causes them to have fewer positive experiences, which makes them even more down, which makes them even more unmotivated to do anything. This cycle can be broken by purposely scheduling in activities they do regardless of how they feel. What often happens is they'll be glad they did them after the fact, even if they weren't keen about it beforehand. Over time all the positive experiences add up and helps lift their mood.
Anxiety and depression often come as a package. Someone who's anxious may not want to do much because they feel their nerves will get in the way. They can end up deprived of positive experiences and become more down. Purposely doing fun things can alleviate the depressed/anxious combo. Even when someone feels a little nervous about doing something, if it's fun enough, they'll often see the joy they get out of it as being more important, and worth it compared to any discomfort they felt.
There are more details to Activity Scheduling than what I covered, though for many people just the above overview is enough to give them an idea of what they need to do. If you want more details you can do a Google search on the topic, or find a book which covers it further.
Once again, if someone's depression is more severe they may not be able to even get started on this approach, and will need another kind of treatment.
Take time to relax
Just as doing fun things counteracts sadness and nervousness, so do experiences that make you feel calm, relaxed, and content. This includes things such as meditation, or progressive muscle relaxation, or deep breathing exercises. It doesn't need to be that formal though. It could also be something like a long bath, a slow walk through the woods near your house, doing yoga, or sitting in your garden on a nice summer evening. Whatever mellows you out.
I think what's important is that whatever you do, it's set aside and framed as a time for purposely unwinding, slowing down, and relaxing. Sitting in a park and watching the birds won't help if you're checking your work email on your phone the entire time.
Regarding meditation, many people try to take it up and find they just can't get into it. I think that's totally okay, as there are other ways to unwind. Sometimes meditation can be extra useful though as the whole philosophy around it can also have benefits. For example, with some types of meditation - the mindfulness approach - the idea is to non-judgmentally observe any thought that passes into your mind. This approach can then be used in your day to day life - "Oh, I'm having the thought that no one likes me. That's nice. I'll just observe it, not act on it, and let it pass." I cover that a little more in this article.
Get enough sun or light
This one applies to anyone who lives in northern areas with long, dark winters. Some people develop full-on Seasonal Affective Disorder, a type of depressed mood, because they don't get enough sunlight during this time of the year. However, many others just get mildly down in the winter, simply because it's a crappy season in a lot of ways.
Making an extra effort to get enough light can help. Real sunlight is best, but even being in a place that's brightly and artificially lit is better than somewhere dim. Standard suggestions include things like trying to get out for a walk during the afternoon when the sun is the brightest, or buying a light therapy lamp. If you can afford it, taking a trip somewhere warmer and sunnier can help a lot. Taking Vitamin D supplements can also be good.
Eat well
There are two aspects to this. One is the general idea that eating lots of junky food can indirectly make people feel more "blah". Sometimes people's diets more directly contribute to their problems. For example, if someone is anxious, and they also drink tons of coffee and pop every day, it's not hard to see the connection.
Sleep well
Depression and anxiety can both cause sleep problems. Depression can make someone sleep too much or too little. Anxiety can make someone too worried and revved up to fall asleep, or wake up too early. This suggestion isn't about how to deal with those issues.
Sometimes someone will feel a little anxious or depressed, but it won't really disturb their sleep patterns. However, their sleep habits may be iffy for other reasons, and that may be feeding their jittery or dour mood. It's tricky to feel your best when you're dragging yourself around because you've been sleeping two hours a night less than you need.
Once again, this article can't outline every strategy for sleeping properly. Here are some quick standard suggestions though: | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
Tuesday, September 10, 2024
A Pediatric Case Study: Comprehensive Management of Pleural Effusion in a 6-Year-Old Girl
A Pediatric Case Study: Comprehensive Management of Pleural Effusion in a 6-Year-Old Girl
Introduction:
Pleural effusion, an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the pleural space surrounding the lungs, poses significant challenges in pediatric cases. This article delves into the detailed progression and management of a 6-year-old girl who presented to the emergency department with a persistent cough, ultimately diagnosed with pleural effusion. The journey from initial presentation to discharge is illuminated through a series of X-ray images, showcasing the complexity and success of her medical care.
Case Presentation:
Day 1 – Initial Presentation:
Upon the girl’s arrival at the emergency department, the first X-ray revealed a striking white shadow on her left lung, indicating a substantial pleural effusion. The patient’s persistent cough and the severity of the X-ray findings prompted her immediate admission to the hospital for further evaluation and management.
A Pediatric Case Study: Comprehensive Management of Pleural Effusion in a 6-Year-Old Girl
Day 3 – Worsening Pleural Effusion:
Follow-up X-rays on the second day illustrated a worsening condition, emphasizing the urgent need for intervention. Respiratory distress became more apparent, leading the medical team to initiate close monitoring and consider additional diagnostic measures to identify the underlying cause.
Worsening Pleural Effusion - A Pediatric Case Study: Comprehensive Management of Pleural Effusion in a 6-Year-Old Girl
Day 6 – Thoracostomy and Antibiotic Treatment:
Given the escalating pleural effusion, a decision was made to perform a thoracostomy. This procedure involved the insertion of a tube into the left lung to drain the accumulating fluid. Simultaneously, a targeted course of antibiotics was initiated to address any infectious etiology contributing to the pleural effusion. The combination of drainage and antimicrobial therapy aimed to tackle both the symptoms and the root cause of the condition.
Thoracostomy and Antibiotic Treatment - A Pediatric Case Study: Comprehensive Management of Pleural Effusion in a 6-Year-Old Girl
Day 9 – Improvement in Pleural Effusion:
Follow-up X-rays on the fourth day revealed a positive response to the thoracostomy and antibiotic treatment. The white shadow on the left lung had visibly reduced, and the patient’s respiratory distress began to alleviate. The medical team continued close monitoring to ensure sustained improvement and adjust the treatment plan as needed.
Improvement in Pleural Effusion - A Pediatric Case Study: Comprehensive Management of Pleural Effusion in a 6-Year-Old Girl
Day 12 – Tube Removal:
With the patient showing significant improvement, the medical team decided to remove the thoracostomy tube. Subsequent X-rays confirmed a notable reduction in pleural effusion, supporting the decision to discontinue drainage. The transition from active intervention to a more conservative approach marked a critical phase in the patient’s recovery.
Improvement in Pleural Effusion - A Pediatric Case Study: Comprehensive Management of Pleural Effusion in a 6-Year-Old Girl
Day 15 – Discharge and Complete Recovery:
The final X-ray on the sixth day showcased a further improvement in lung condition, and the patient was deemed fit for discharge. The successful management of pleural effusion in this pediatric case underscored the importance of a multidisciplinary approach, including timely intervention, meticulous monitoring, and adaptive treatment strategies.
Improvement in Pleural Effusion - A Pediatric Case Study: Comprehensive Management of Pleural Effusion in a 6-Year-Old Girl
Understanding Pleural Effusion:
Pleural effusion arises from the accumulation of fluid in the pleural space, often triggered by underlying conditions such as infections, congestive heart failure, inflammatory disorders, or malignancies. Recognizing the common symptoms of pleural effusion, including cough, chest pain, and breathing difficulties, is crucial for early diagnosis.
Diagnostic tools such as X-rays and ultrasound aid in confirming the presence and severity of pleural effusion. Treatment strategies are tailored to address the underlying cause, and in severe cases, interventions like thoracostomy may be necessary to drain excess fluid. Antibiotics are prescribed when infection is suspected, highlighting the importance of a precise and comprehensive treatment plan.
Conclusion:
This detailed case study emphasizes the successful management of pleural effusion in a 6-year-old girl through a combination of thoracostomy and antibiotic therapy. The intricate journey from initial presentation to discharge underscores the critical role of timely and adaptable interventions, providing valuable insights into pediatric pleural effusion management. A comprehensive understanding of the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for pleural effusion is essential in delivering effective care, particularly in pediatric cases where prompt action significantly influences outcomes.
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Enquire.js for Responsive JavaScripting
Responsive web design is all the rage lately, and with good cause. With the plethora of devices and screen sizes and aspect ratios, you can’t create a “desktop” site and a “mobile” site anymore. The best approach is to create one site that adapts to fit the device it is being viewed on. CSS media queries make it dead simple to style every element on a page exactly how you want at any screen size.
But what about JavaScript? I have some fancy jQuery animation that happens when a user clicks a button. It looks sweet on a desktop. But it’s kind of awkward on phone. Actually, it just looks bad and is pointless on a mobile device. If only I could add JavaScript to those CSS media queries. Wait. I can.
Enquire.js is a lightweight JavaScript library for handling media queries. It works almost the same way as CSS media queries, you specify the max- or min-width and give it some commands to execute. More good news: it has no dependencies, not even jQuery! It’s pure JavaScript awesomeness.
Enquire gives you the option to execute code when your specified media query is matched or unmatched, meaning it listens for viewport changes and can execute different code as the window changes size. Here’s the basic setup:
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Simple. And it just works. Need multiple queries? Not a problem:
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console.log("handler max-width 1024px");
}
}).register("screen and (max-width:480px)", {
match: function() {
console.log("handler max-width 480px");
}
}).listen();
Read more about it here.
CSS-Tricks also has good write-up about Enquire.js
jQuery Button Generator
Do you ever hand code the same things over and over? Or keep a text file with that code you use on a daily basis buried somewhere on your hard drive? Of course. But there comes a point when that just won’t do anymore. I hit that point creating buttons for various web site. The buttons are all different and have different options and effects, but the basic underlying code is the same.
So I thought, “I have to do something about this. There has to be better way.” And I found that better way by building out a button generator. You enter in a few key pieces of information, select your style of animation and, bam, you get some well defined, easy to use HTML, CSS and JavaScript that works exactly how you want it to.
Problem Solved.
HTML Marquee
Ah, the marquee. That wonderful tag that would scroll your text across the page in a slightly jittery, kinda hard to read way. Well, you know what? Car dealers love them. Just like images in a slideshow, they want to cram as many hot deals, great buys and can’t miss events on a single page as they can possibly get.
Back when Flash was all the rage, we had a nice little marquee component that did the job. Now a days, I hardly touch the old AS2 code. Everything is HTML, CSS and JS. But that HTML marquee tag doesn’t really work as well as it used to. Browsers don’t really like having to scroll text across the page. So are we supposed to abandon that great promotion racing across your homepage? No way! Using a little jQuery, some HTML and a reliable data source (ColdFusion in this case), I brought that marquee tag back to life with a little jQuery plugin I built, called marquee.js. Take a gander at some of the code. It’s hot stuff.
I even threw in some other text effects, ya know, in case the horizontal scroll ever gets old. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
Vietnam Forces National Memorial
The Australian Vietnam Forces National Memorial is on Anzac Parade, the principal ceremonial and memorial avenue in Canberra, the capital city of Australia. The memorial was dedicated on 3 October 1992. It commemorates the 50,000 Australian Army, Royal Australian Navy, and Royal Australian Air Force and associated personnel who served in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
Design
Three concrete stelae, rising from a shallow moat, form the dramatic centre and enclose a space for quiet contemplation.
A low stone block is both a seat and a place for laying memorial tributes.
Fixed to the right wall are 33 inscriptions, quotations intended to recall events of military and political importance. The memorial features a photograph by Australian Army photographer Mike Coleridge - Members of 5 Platoon, B Company, 7th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment, 26 August 1967 The photograph, etched on the rear wall, shows soldiers waiting to be airlifted to the Australian base at Nui Dat after Operation Ullmarah. The walls offer anchors for wires that suspend a halo of stones: A scroll containing the names of Australians who died in Vietnam is sealed into one of the stones.
Six seats surround the memorial, each dedicated to an Australian serviceman missing in action in Vietnam.
The memorial was designed by Tonkin Zulaikha Harford in association with sculptor Ken Unsworth AM, and built largely from funds donated from the public to the Australian Vietnam Forces National Memorial Committee. | WIKI |
Apple HomePod Repair: How Much to Fix the Smart Speaker | Fortune
10:51 AM EST
Whatever you do, treat your new Apple HomePod with care.
Apple has published a new support page on its HomePod that says the company will charge customers $279 to repair a HomePod that is broken and out of warranty. If customers need to ship back the HomePod to Apple for repair, the company will charge an additional $19.95, bringing the price to $300 to repair an ailing HomePod. Apple charges $349 for a new HomePod—$50 more than it’ll charge to fix a damaged unit.
Luckily, you won’t need to worry about that cost anytime soon. Apple’s standard HomePod warranty covers repairs on the unit for one year. The standard warranty also includes 90 days of complimentary telephone support. After that, however, you’re on your own unless you bought the AppleCare+ HomePod warranty for your smart speaker. That option extends repairs and telephone support to two years. It’s also nicely affordable at $39 and a far sight from the $279 it’ll take to repair the device.
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Apple’s pricing is no surprise to those who have dealt with damaged products in the past. Apple is notorious for assigning high prices on repairs, which make some people think opting for AppleCare+ is the way to go. And in many cases, it is.
HomePod support pricing comes as Apple has started selling the smart speaker it unveiled last year. The device, which is now available in Apple’s stores and the company’s online marketplace , supports the company’s Siri virtual personal assistant, giving users voice control to turn on music, control smart home devices, and more.
Apple has also said that the HomePod will sound substantially better than its competitors, including Amazon Echo and Google Home. SPONSORED FINANCIAL CONTENT | NEWS-MULTISOURCE |
Wikipedia:WikiProject Anime and manga/Assessment/Tag & Assess 2008/017
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* 1) Kaoru Kaido (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 2) Kaoru Mori (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 3) Kaoru Sasajima (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 4) Kaoru Shimamura (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 5) Kaoru Shintani (Talk | Unknown | C | Update assessment)
* 6) Kaoru Tada (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 7) Kaoru Wada (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 8) Kapo-n! Hacchake Onsen Love-come (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 9) Kappa no Kaikata (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 10) Kappei Yamaguchi (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
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* 1) Kara no Kyōkai (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 2) Karakuri Circus (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 3) Karara (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 4) Karas (anime) (Talk | Unknown | C | Update assessment)
* 5) Kare First Love (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 6) Kare Kano (Talk | Unknown | C | Update assessment)
* 7) Kare Made Love KM (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 8) Kareha (Shuffle!) (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 9) Karen Bernstein (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 10) Karen Joshua (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
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* 1) Karin Suzuragi (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 2) Karl Richter von Randoll (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 3) Kashimashi: Girl Meets Girl (Talk | Low | GA | Update assessment)
* 4) Kasumi Gyoubu (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 5) Kasumi Tendo (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 6) Katashi Ishizuka (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 7) Katejina Loos (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 8) Katri, Girl of the Meadows (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 9) Katsu Aki (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 10) Katsu! (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
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* 1) Katsucon (Talk | Mid | Start | Update assessment)
* 2) Katsuhiro Otomo (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 3) Katsuhisa Hattori (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 4) Katsuhisa Hōki (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 5) Katsuhisa Yamada (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 6) Katsuhito Akiyama (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 7) Katsuhito Masaki (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 8) Katsuji Matsumoto (Talk | Unknown | C | Update assessment)
* 9) Katsuji Mori (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 10) Katsumi Chō (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
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* 1) Katsumi Kabuto (Talk | Low | C | Update assessment)
* 2) Katsumi Suzuki (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 3) Katsumi Toriumi (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 4) Katsunosuke Hori (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 5) Katsura Hoshino (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 6) Katsushi Ōta (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 7) Katsushi Sakurabi (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 8) Katsuya Jonouchi (Talk | Low | Start | Update assessment)
* 9) Katsuya Kondō (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 10) Katsuya Terada (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
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* 1) Katsuyuki Konishi (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 2) Katte ni Kaizō (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 3) Kawaii Kon (Talk | Low | Start | Update assessment)
* 4) Kaworu Nagisa (Talk | Unknown | C | Update assessment)
* 5) Kaworu Watashiya (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 6) Kazamachi Shogen (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 7) Kazato Tomizawa (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 8) Kaze Hikaru (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 9) Kaze no Daichi (Talk | Low | Stub | Update assessment)
* 10) Kaze no Stigma (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
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* 1) Kaze no Yojimbo (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 2) Kaze to Ki no Uta (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 3) Kazue Ikura (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 4) Kazue Komiya (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 5) Kazuha Toyama (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 6) Kazuhiko Inoue (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 7) Kazuhiko Kishino (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 8) Kazuhiko Shimamoto (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 9) Kazuhiro Fujita (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 10) Kazuhiro Kiuchi (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
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* 1) Kazuhiro Nakata (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 2) Kazuhiro Yamaji (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 3) Kazuki Akane (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 4) Kazuki Funatsu (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 5) Kazuki Fuuchouin (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 6) Kazuki Sakuraba (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 7) Kazuki Takahashi (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 8) Kazuki Yao (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 9) Kazuko Fujita (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 10) Kazuko Suema (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
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* 1) Kazuko Sugiyama (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 2) Kazuko Yanaga (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 3) Kazuma Kagato (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 4) Kazuma Kuwabara (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 5) Kazuma Mikura (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 6) Kazumi Amemiya (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 7) Kazumi Kazui (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 8) Kazumi Tanaka (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 9) Kazumi Yamashita (manga artist) (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 10) Kazunari Tanaka (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
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* 1) Kazundo Gouda (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 2) Kazuo Harada (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 3) Kazuo Koike (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 4) Kazuo Komatsubara (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 5) Kazuo Kumakura (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 6) Kazuo Nakano (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 7) Kazuo Oga (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 8) Kazuo Oka (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 9) Kazuo Umezu (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 10) Kazurou Inoue (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
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* 1) Kazusa Murai (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 2) Kazushi Hagiwara (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 3) Kazutaka Miyatake (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 4) Kazuto Nakazawa (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 5) Kazutoshi Hatano (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 6) Kazuya Ichijō (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 7) Kazuya Kuroda (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 8) Kazuya Minekura (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 9) Kazuya Nakai (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 10) Kazuya Tatekabe (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
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* 1) Kazuya Tsurumaki (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 2) Kazuyo Aoki (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 3) Kazuyuki Sogabe (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 4) Keaton Yamada (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 5) Kedamono Damono (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 6) Keel Lorentz (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 7) Kei (Akira) (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 8) Kei Enue (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 9) Kei Kobayashi (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 10) Kei Kusunoki (Talk | Unknown | ??? | Update assessment)
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* 1) Kei Shindō (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 2) Kei Tomiyama (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 3) Kei Toume (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 4) Keigo Atobe (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 5) Keiichi Hara (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 6) Keiichi Morisato (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 7) Keiichi Nanba (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 8) Keiichi Noda (Talk | Low | Stub | Update assessment)
* 9) Keiichi Sato (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 10) Keiichi Sonobe (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
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* 1) Keiichiro Kawaguchi (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 2) Keiji Fujiwara (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 3) Keiji Gotoh (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 4) Keiji Nakazawa (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 5) Keijin Okuda (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 6) Keiko Aizawa (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 7) Keiko Han (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 8) Keiko Hanagata (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 9) Keiko Nemoto (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 10) Keiko Nishi (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
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* 1) Keiko Nobumoto (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 2) Keikō Sakai (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 3) Keiko Suzuki (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 4) Keiko Takemiya (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 5) Keiko Toda (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 6) Keiko Yamamoto (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 7) Keiko Yokozawa (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 8) Keisuke Itagaki (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 9) Keisuke Yūki (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 10) Keitarō Arima (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
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* 1) Keith Howard (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 2) Kekkaishi (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 3) Kekkō Kamen (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 4) Kemeko Deluxe! (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 5) Kemonomimi (Talk | Unknown | C | Update assessment)
* 6) Kemonozume (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 7) Ken Akamatsu (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 8) Ken Hidaka (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 9) Ken Ishikawa (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 10) Ken Narita (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
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* 1) Ken Yamaguchi (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 2) Kendi Oiwa (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 3) Ken'ichi Kasai (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 4) Kenichi Mochizuki (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 5) Ken'ichi Ogata (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 6) Kenichi Ono (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 7) Ken'ichi Sakemi (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 8) Kenichi Sonoda (Talk | Unknown | C | Update assessment)
* 9) Kenichi Suzumura (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 10) Kenichi Yatani (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
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* 1) Kenji (manga) (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 2) Kenji Hamada (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 3) Kenji Harima (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 4) Kenji Kamiyama (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 5) Kenji Kawai (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 6) Kenji Nojima (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 7) Kenji Nomura (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 8) Kenji Tsuruta (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 9) Kenji Utsumi (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 10) Kenjiro Hata (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
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* 1) Kenjirō Tsuda (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 2) Kenkō Zenrakei Suieibu Umishō (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 3) Kenn (Japanese actor) (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 4) Kenny (Beyblade) (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 5) Kenpachi Zaraki (Talk | Unknown | C | Update assessment)
* 6) Kenran Butohsai (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 7) Kensha Shimotsuki (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 8) Kenshi Hirokane (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 9) Kenshiro (Talk | Unknown | Start | Update assessment)
* 10) Kenshō Ono (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
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* 1) Kenta Miyake (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 2) Kentarō Haneda (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 3) Kentarō Itō (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 4) Kentarō Katayama (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 5) Kentarō Kobayashi (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 6) Kentaro Miura (Talk | Unknown | C | Update assessment)
* 7) Kentaro Yabuki (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 8) Kentarō Yano (Talk | Unknown | Stub | Update assessment)
* 9) Kento Rei Faun (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment)
* 10) Kenyū Horiuchi (Talk | Unknown | Unassessed | Update assessment) | WIKI |
Invitiation only - Nginx proxy - wrong port in invite
Technical Support
• Hi,
Just getting my first NodeBB forums setup.
I want the forums user signup to be "Admin Invitation Only".
I have email configured, that's sending out email OK.
I have an Nginx reverse proxy setup - it's doing SSL for the forums, listening to 443, and redirecting to 127.0.0.1:4567 and that works fine.
My problem is that when I invite someone - they get the email, but the invite link is wrong. In the link (actual domain name redacted), there is forums.domain.com:4567 instead of https://forums.domain.com/
I've looked at the email templates and they don't make any sense to me.
Ideas, advise?
Much appreciation for any help,
Wayne
• Nevermind, figured it out.
Inside of config.json there is the url field and a port field... I had a port inside of the URL field, and I removed the port from the url and restarted nodebb, and it's working now!
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Page:Essays and Studies - Swinburne (1875).pdf/165
for our behoof the part of Agonistes or protagonist in the new Gaza where we live. From the son of his father and the pupil of his teacher none would have looked for such efficient assault and battery of the Philistine outworks; none but those who can appreciate the certain and natural force, in a strong and well-tempered spirit, of loyal and unconscious reaction. I say reaction, and not revolt; he has assuredly nothing of the bad, perhaps not enough of the good stuff, which goes to make a rebel. He is loyal, not to a fault, but to the full; yet no man's habit of mind or work can be less like that which men trained in other schools expect from a scholar of Rydal or of Rugby. A profane alien in my hearing once defined him as "David the son of Goliath;" and when rebuked for the flat irreverence, avowed himself unable to understand how such a graft could have ever been set by the head gardener of the main hotbed of Philistine saplings now flourishing in England. It is certain that the opinion put forth with such flippant folly of phrase is common to many of the profane, and not explicable by mere puerile prejudice or sentiment; and that students of Rugby or of Rydal, vocal and inarticulate, poetic and prosaic, are not seldom recognisable through certain qualities which, if any be, are undeniably Philistine, Whatever these schools have of good, their tendency is to cultivate all the merits recognised and suppress all the merits unrecognised in Ascalon or in Gath. I will not call up witnesses past or present from the realms of prose or verse, of practice or theory: it would be a task rather invidious than difficult,
Son of Goliath or son of Jesse, this David or Samson | WIKI |
Page:Art of Cookery 1774 edition.djvu/309
Rh sugar-vinegar, you must let one half be spring-water. You have the receipt for this vinegar in the 19th Chapter.
ALWAYS use stone jars for all sorts of pickles that require hot pickle to them. The first charge is the least, for these not only last longer, but keep the pickle better; for vinegar and salt will penetrate through all earthen vessels, stone and glass is the only thing to keep pickles out, it will soon spoil it. The best method is, to every pot tie a wooden spoon full of little holes, to take the pickles out with.
TAKE four pounds of flour, well dried and sifted, seven pounds of currants washed and rubbed, six pounds of the best fresh butter, two pounds of Jordan almonds blanched, and beaten with orange-flower water and sack till they are fine, then take four pounds of eggs, put half the whites away, three pounds of double-refined sugar, beaten and sifted, a quarter of an ounce of mace, the same of cloves and cinnamon, three large nutmegs, all beaten fine, a little ginger, half a pint of sack, half a pint of right French brandy, sweet-meats to your liking, they must be orange, lemon, and citron. Work your butter to a cream with your hands, before any of your ingredients are in, then put in your sugar and mix it well together; let your eggs be well beat and strained through a sieve, work in your almonds first, then put in your eggs, beat them all together till they look white and thick, then put in your sack, brandy and spices; shake your flour in by degree, and when your oven is ready, put in your currants and sweet-meats as you put it in your hoop. It will take four hours baking in a quick oven. You must keep it beating with your hand all the while you are mixing of it, and when your currants are well washed and cleaned, let them be kept before the fire, so that they may go warm into your cake. This quantity will bake best in two hoops. | WIKI |
Rift Tour
The Rift Tour was a virtual concert event by Ariana Grande, held on the video game Fortnite Battle Royale. The show was played five times between August 6 and 8, 2021. Grande described the tour as "…an unforgettable, magical journey to new realities.” During the tour, players were able to purchase a skin of Grande and other cosmetic features inspired by the event to play as her in-game. Other artists, including Travis Scott and Marshmello previously held concerts in Fortnite as well, but Grande's was the first to tie in to multiple aspects of the game. Three minigames took place before the concert began, each with their own song: "Come & Go" by Juice Wrld and Marshmello, "Audio" by LSD, and "Victorious" by Wolfmother
Setlist
Source:
* 1) "Raindrops (An Angel Cried)"
* 2) "7 Rings"
* 3) "Be Alright"
* 4) "R.E.M."
* 5) "The Way"
* 6) "Positions"
Event times
In order for people around the world to see the event at a reasonable hour, there were 5 shows over the course of the weekend, each marketed for a different region of the world. | WIKI |
Buccaneers sign veteran S Stewart
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed veteran safety Darian Stewart on Tuesday. Terms were not disclosed. Entering his 10th NFL campaign, the 31-year-old Stewart won Super Bowl 50 with the Denver Broncos and made the Pro Bowl in 2016. He has appeared in 130 games (91 starts) with the Broncos (2015-18), Baltimore Ravens (2014) and St. Louis Rams (2010-13) since entering the NFL as an undrafted free agent out of South Carolina. Stewart has registered 439 tackles, 11 interceptions, six forced fumble and five sacks. Denver released him in March in a cost-cutting move that saved the team nearly $3.5 million against the 2019 salary cap. The team also announced that defensive lineman Dare Odeyingbo has been waived. —Field Level Media | NEWS-MULTISOURCE |
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Do You Have to Vent a Shower Pan Drain?
Every plumbing fixture in your house needs to connect to a plumbing vent pipe. If it doesn't, the fixture’s drain will not function correctly, which may lead to a dangerous situation in your house. Your local building codes have specific requirements for the size and exact placement of vent pipes for the shower and other fixtures in your house.
Sewer Gas Venting
A plumbing vent helps the shower drain function properly.
Your house’s drainpipes may have sewer gases in them at any given time. These gases may seep into the pipes from the sewer drainpipe connection, making their way up the drainpipes in the house.
Waste in the drainpipes may also produce sewer gases, which become trapped in the drainpipes. The plumbing vent pipes provide a way to exhaust the sewer gases out of the drainpipes so the gases do not flow into the house.
Sewer Gas Risks
Sewer gases not only smell bad, they can also be dangerous. Exposure to the different gases may cause you to feel faint, dizzy or nauseous.
In some cases, exposure to sewer gases may cause a person to faint or to die from a lack of oxygen. Sewer gases may also contain hydrogen sulfide or methane, both of which may ignite or explode when exposed to a spark or an open flame.
If you think you smell sewer gas in your house, you need to limit your exposure to the gases until you have a professional examine the cause of the sewer smell.
Air Equilibrium
A vent pipe helps all of the drains and the drainpipes in your plumbing system flow smoothly. As you wash waste water down the drainpipes, that water may wash air in the drainpipes out of the plumbing system.
The plumbing vent pipes replace the lost water in the drainpipes by pulling air from the outside into the pipes. Without new air coming into the pipes, the water in the traps in the plumbing fixtures may be pulled down the drainpipes.
Without water in the trap pieces, the sewer gases in the pipes may flow up through the fixtures’ drain openings.
Vent Location
Plumbing vent pipes connect to the drainpipes in your plumbing system, typically at the branch pipes. Multiple drainpipes feed into a larger drainpipe called a branch pipe, which then flows into the sewer drainpipe that connects to the sewer system.
The vent pipe runs vertically from the branch pipe up through the roof of the house, where the pipe opens into the outside atmosphere.
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Trying AWS Lambda
Documented Steps
Posted by Tomy Jaya on May 14, 2017
Pre-amble
Serverless, or more specifically in the AWS world, Lambda, seems to be the buzzword recently. So, I decided to give it a try. Getting an appropriate use-case is the difficult one. A simple Hello World tutorial wouldn’t give you enough exposure. Hence, after much thoughts, I decided to try to “Lambda”-dize (convert existing backendful service to a Lambda function) a function to send email notification upon contact form’s submission from my static website. Not to complex but not to simple either.
Pre-requisites
1. Familiarity with the AWS Console
2. Basic knowledge of node, npm, and JavaScript as we’ll be using the Node API
3. Basic knowledge of IAM (e.g. Role/ Policy), S3, and SES
Setting Up Your Lambda Function
Follow the steps here: https://github.com/eleven41/aws-lambda-send-ses-email
Some helpful pointers/ resources:
1. Creating a New Policy Using Policy Editor
2. When creating the deployment package, go to the SendSesEmail folder of the downloaded zip and type npm install in the Terminal
3. When zipping the deployment package, make sure you zip the content files instead of the SendSesEmail directory.
4. Follow the instructions here to create a lambda function. But instead of writing the code in the web editor, opt to upload your zip file.
Setting up
The Lambda function needs to be exposed as a RESTful service. Here’s where API Gateway comes into the picture. Steps can be found below:
Build an API to Expose a Lambda Function
Caveats (README!!!)
1. SES is only available in selected regions. At first, I tried with ap-southeast-1 region Singapore and encountered region not available issue. At the end, I decided to host everything in us-east-1.
2. Make sure to run npm install to download all the dependencies before zipping your deployment package. You will encounter ‘markup-js’ not found error if you don’t.
3. Make sure you zip the content files instead of the directory when creating the deployment package.
4. Somehow sending to a Yahoo mail server doesn’t work with SES sandbox that well. My GMail account has no problem though. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
The Connection Between Hormonal Imbalance and Women’s Hair Loss
The Connection Between Hormonal Imbalance and Women’s Hair Loss. Are hormones to blame for your hair loss? Learn about the link between hormonal imbalance and hair loss in women and what you can do to fix it.
Hair loss is a common concern among many women, and the cause can be complex and multi-factorial. One of the underlying causes of hair loss in women is hormonal imbalance. In this article, we’ll explore the connection between hormonal imbalance and women’s hair loss and what can be done to address it.
Hormonal imbalances can occur for many reasons, including stress, pregnancy, menopause, and certain medical conditions such as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and thyroid disorders. When hormonal imbalances occur, it can cause changes in the levels of androgens, the male hormones that are present in both men and women.
One of the most common forms of hormonal imbalance in women that can lead to hair loss is an increase in androgens, particularly testosterone. When testosterone levels increase, it can cause the hair follicles to shrink, leading to hair thinning and eventually hair loss. This type of hair loss is known as androgenetic alopecia and is more commonly referred to as female pattern baldness.
Another form of hormonal imbalance that can lead to hair loss is a thyroid disorder. The thyroid gland is responsible for regulating the body’s metabolism and hormone levels. When the thyroid gland is underactive, it can lead to a condition known as hypothyroidism, which can cause hair loss, among other symptoms.
In addition to hormonal imbalances, other factors can contribute to hair loss in women, including stress, poor nutrition, and genetics. It is important to address any underlying health conditions, such as hormonal imbalances, to effectively treat hair loss in women.
See also The Impact of Diet on Women's Hair Loss: What You Need to Know
So, what can be done to address hormonal imbalances and hair loss in women? One of the first steps is to see a healthcare provider who can diagnose any underlying health conditions and provide an appropriate treatment plan.
In the case of androgenetic alopecia, topical minoxidil, oral contraceptives, and androgen blockers may be prescribed. For thyroid disorders, hormone replacement therapy may be necessary. Additionally, lifestyle changes, such as reducing stress, eating a balanced diet, and getting enough sleep, can help to improve hormonal balance and promote hair growth.
In conclusion, hormonal imbalances are a common cause of hair loss in women and can be caused by various factors, including stress, pregnancy, menopause, and certain medical conditions. By addressing underlying health conditions, making lifestyle changes, and following a treatment plan prescribed by a healthcare provider, women can effectively treat hormonal imbalances and promote hair growth.
It is important to remember that hair loss can be a gradual process and that it may take time to see results. However, with proper treatment and a commitment to a healthy lifestyle, it is possible to manage hormonal imbalances and prevent hair loss.
Additionally, some natural remedies may help to improve hormonal balance and promote hair growth. These include:
1. Saw Palmetto: Saw Palmetto is a natural herb that has been used for centuries to treat hair loss and improve hormonal balance in both men and women. It works by blocking the production of DHT, a hormone that is responsible for hair loss.
2. Biotin: Biotin is a B-vitamin that is essential for healthy hair, skin, and nails. Biotin supplementation can help to improve hair health and prevent hair loss by strengthening the hair shaft and promoting hair growth.
3. Essential Oils: Essential oils, such as lavender, rosemary, and cedarwood, have been used for centuries to improve hair health and prevent hair loss. They work by nourishing the scalp, promoting hair growth, and reducing stress levels.
4. Healthy Diet: A healthy diet that is rich in vitamins, minerals, and protein is essential for overall hair health and can help to prevent hair loss. Eating a diet that is high in leafy greens, nuts, seeds, and fatty fish can provide the nutrients necessary for healthy hair growth.
See also Prevent Hair Loss in Women: Expert Tips and Tricks
In conclusion, hormonal imbalances are a common cause of hair loss in women and can be effectively treated by addressing underlying health conditions, making lifestyle changes, and following a treatment plan prescribed by a healthcare provider. Additionally, natural remedies, such as Saw Palmetto, biotin, essential oils, and a healthy diet, can help to improve hormonal balance and promote hair growth.
It is important to remember that hair loss can be a complex issue and that the best approach will depend on each individual’s unique situation. If you are experiencing hair loss, it is best to see a healthcare provider who can diagnose any underlying health conditions and provide a personalized treatment plan. With proper care and attention, it is possible to manage hormonal imbalances and prevent hair loss.
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Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
Added in version 4.5.0.
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is an HTTP-header based security mechanism that allows a server to indicate any origins (domain, scheme, or port) other than its own from which a browser should permit loading resources.
CORS works by adding headers to HTTP requests and responses to indicate whether the requested resource can be shared across different origins, helping to prevent malicious attacks like cross-site request forgery (CSRF) and data theft.
If you are not familiar with CORS and CORS headers, please read the MDN documentation on CORS.
CodeIgniter provides the CORS filter and helper class.
Configuring CORS
Setting Default Config
CORS can be configured by app/Config/Cors.php.
At a minimum, the following items in the $default property must be set:
• allowedOrigins: List explicitly the Origin(s) you want to allow.
• allowedHeaders: List explicitly the HTTP headers you want to allow.
• allowedMethods: List explicitly the HTTP methods you want to allow.
Warning
Based on the principle of least privilege, only the minimum necessary Origin, Methods, and Headers should be allowed.
If you send credentials (e.g., cookies) with a cross-origin request, set supportsCredentials to true.
Enabling CORS
To enable CORS, you need to do two things:
1. Specify the cors filter to routes that you permit CORS.
2. Add OPTIONS routes for CORS Preflight Requests.
Set against Routes
You can set the cors filter to routes with app/Config/Routes.php.
E.g.,
<?php
use CodeIgniter\Router\RouteCollection;
$routes->group('', ['filter' => 'cors'], static function (RouteCollection $routes): void {
$routes->resource('product');
$routes->options('product', static function () {
// Implement processing for normal non-preflight OPTIONS requests,
// if necessary.
$response = response();
$response->setStatusCode(204);
$response->setHeader('Allow:', 'OPTIONS, GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE');
return $response;
});
$routes->options('product/(:any)', static function () {});
});
Don’t forget to add OPTIONS routes for Preflight Requests. Because Controller Filters (except for Required Filters) do not work if the route does not exist.
The CORS filter handles all Preflight Requests, so the closure controllers for the OPTIONS routes are not normally called.
Set in Config\Filters
Alternatively, you can set the cors filter to URI paths in app/Config/Filters.php.
E.g.,
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\Filters as BaseFilters;
// ...
class Filters extends BaseFilters
{
// ...
public array $filters = [
// ...
'cors' => [
'before' => ['api/*'],
'after' => ['api/*'],
],
];
}
Don’t forget to add OPTIONS routes for Preflight Requests. Because Controller Filters (except for Required Filters) do not work if the route does not exist.
E.g.,
<?php
use CodeIgniter\Router\RouteCollection;
$routes->group('', ['filter' => 'cors'], static function (RouteCollection $routes): void {
$routes->options('api/(:any)', static function () {});
});
The CORS filter handles all Preflight Requests, so the closure controller for the OPTIONS routes is not normally called.
Checking Routes and Filters
After configuration, you can check the routes and filters with the spark routes command.
Setting Another Config
If you want to use a different configuration than the default configuration, add a property to app/Config/Cors.php.
For example, add the $api property.
<?php
namespace Config;
use CodeIgniter\Config\BaseConfig;
/**
* Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) Configuration
*
* @see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CORS
*/
class Cors extends BaseConfig
{
// ...
public array $api = [
'allowedOrigins' => ['https://app.example.com'],
'allowedOriginsPatterns' => [],
'supportsCredentials' => true,
'allowedHeaders' => ['Authorization', 'Content-Type'],
'exposedHeaders' => [],
'allowedMethods' => ['GET', 'POST', 'PUT', 'DELETE'],
'maxAge' => 7200,
];
}
The property name (api in the above example) will become the configuration name.
Then, specify the property name as the filter argument like cors:api:
<?php
use CodeIgniter\Router\RouteCollection;
$routes->group('api', ['filter' => 'cors:api'], static function (RouteCollection $routes): void {
$routes->resource('user');
$routes->options('user', static function () {});
$routes->options('user/(:any)', static function () {});
});
You can also use Filter Arguments.
Class Reference
class CodeIgniter\HTTP\Cors
CodeIgniter\HTTP\Cors::addResponseHeaders(RequestInterface $request, ResponseInterface $response) ResponseInterface
Parameters:
• $request (RequestInterface) – Request instance
• $response (ResponseInterface) – Response instance
Returns:
Response instance
Return type:
ResponseInterface
Adds response headers for CORS.
CodeIgniter\HTTP\Cors::handlePreflightRequest(RequestInterface $request, ResponseInterface $response) ResponseInterface
Parameters:
• $request (RequestInterface) – Request instance
• $response (ResponseInterface) – Response instance
Returns:
Response instance
Return type:
ResponseInterface
Handles Preflight Requests.
CodeIgniter\HTTP\Cors::isPreflightRequest(IncomingRequest $request) bool
Parameters:
Returns:
True if it is a Preflight Request.
Return type:
bool
Checks if the request is a Preflight Request. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 120.djvu/1768
PUBLIC LAW 109–313—OCT. 6, 2006
120 STAT. 1737
(ii) in the text, by striking ‘‘General Supply Fund’’ and inserting ‘‘Acquisition Services Fund’’; and (B) in subsection (b)(2)— (i) by striking ‘‘321(f)(1)’’ and inserting ‘‘321(f)’’; and (ii) by striking ‘‘General Supply Fund’’ and inserting ‘‘Acquisition Services Fund’’. SEC. 4. PROVISIONS RELATING TO ACQUISITION PERSONNEL.
Section 37 of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy Act (41 U.S.C. 433) is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection: ‘‘(i) PROVISIONS RELATING TO REEMPLOYMENT.— ‘‘(1) POLICIES AND PROCEDURES.—The head of each executive agency, after consultation with the Administrator and the Director of the Office of Personnel Management, shall establish policies and procedures under which the agency head may reemploy in an acquisition-related position (as described in subsection (g)(1)(A)) an individual receiving an annuity from the Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund, on the basis of such individual’s service, without discontinuing such annuity. The head of each executive agency shall keep the Administrator informed of the agency’s use of this authority. ‘‘(2) SERVICE NOT SUBJECT TO CSRS OR FERS.—An individual so reemployed shall not be considered an employee for the purposes of chapter 83 or 84 of title 5, United States Code. ‘‘(3) CRITERIA FOR EXERCISE OF AUTHORITY.—Polices and procedures established pursuant to this subsection shall authorize the head of the executive agency, on a case-by-case basis, to continue an annuity if— ‘‘(A) the unusually high or unique qualifications of an individual receiving an annuity from the Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund on the basis of such individual’s service, ‘‘(B) the exceptional difficulty in recruiting or retaining a qualified employee, or ‘‘(C) a temporary emergency hiring need, makes the reemployment of an individual essential. ‘‘(4) REPORTING REQUIREMENT.—The Administrator shall submit annually to the Committee on Government Reform of the House of Representatives and the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs of the Senate a report on the use of the authority under this subsection, including the number of employees reemployed under authority of this subsection. ‘‘(5) SUNSET PROVISION.—The authority under this subsection shall expire on December 31, 2011.’’. SEC. 5. DISPOSAL OF FEDERAL SURPLUS PROPERTY TO HISTORIC LIGHT STATIONS.
Section 549(c)(3)(B) of title 40, United States Code, is amended— (1) in clause (vii), by striking ‘‘or’’ after the semicolon; (2) in clause (viii), by striking the period and inserting ‘‘; or’’; and (3) by adding at the end the following: ‘‘(ix) a historic light station as defined under section 308(e)(2) of the National Historic Preservation
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What is Decentralized Storage?
What is decentralization?
Decentralized networks have a lot of advantages. Click here to learn more!
Data transmitted over the internet is often processed and stored in large-scale servers. These centralized servers are controlled by internet service providers and web services like Google and Amazon. This is known as the client-server model and it is the backbone of our world wide web. It is the most efficient way to send information back and forth between users. Data is sent from one user, funneled through a centralized server, and then sent to its intended recipient; the centralized server does most of the processing and is the key facilitator in this transfer.
HOW DECENTRALIZED STORAGE WORKS
Decentralized storage is only possible because a large number of computers share the load. In order to store a file on the decentralized web, it is broken into many very small pieces, each of which has a unique signature associated with it. These are then distributed to the members of the network!
However, there are significant issues with storing large amount of data in these centralized servers. There have been many recent hacks and other data breaches of businesses and organizations that have custody of our personal information. This potential for data loss puts customers at risk of their personal information being compromised. Since all customer data is stored in one place, it is an easy target for hackers, as illustrated by the Equifax and Facebook hacks.
Decentralized storage is still in it's infancy, but there are a several teams making amazing progress. Filecoin's whitepaper was one of the first, but it lays out the concept of a decentralized storage network quite clearly.
Blockchain technology offers an alternative way for information to be stored, known as peer-to-peer storage. Instead of a centralized, vulnerable server, information is duplicated and stored by every single user of the network. When information is downloaded by a user, pieces of the desired file are gathered from several users’ storage. While there can be efficiency drawbacks to this structure, it is much more secure, and as more members begin to use these standards, efficiency will increase as well!
Check out our IPFS Demo or our free Decentralized Storage Course.
Learn More
For more information on this topic please visit our Decentralized Storage course.
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graph-generators-0.1.2.0: Functions for generating structured or random FGL graphs
Safe HaskellNone
LanguageHaskell2010
Data.Graph.Generators.Random.ErdosRenyi
Contents
Synopsis
Graph generators
erdosRenyiGraph Source
Arguments
:: GenIO
The random number generator to use
-> Int
The number of nodes
-> Double
The probability for any pair of nodes to be connected
-> IO GraphInfo
The resulting graph (IO required for randomness)
erdosRenyiGraph' Source
Arguments
:: Int
The number of nodes
-> Double
The probability for any pair of nodes to be connected
-> IO GraphInfo
The resulting graph (IO required for randomness)
Graph component generators
erdosRenyiContext Source
Arguments
:: GenIO
The random number generator to use
-> Int
Identifier of the context's central node
-> [Int]
The algorithm will generate random edges to those nodes from or to the given node
-> Double
The probability for any pair of nodes to be connected
-> IO GraphContext
The resulting graph (IO required for randomness)
Utility functions
selectWithProbability Source
Arguments
:: GenIO
The random generator state
-> Double
The probability to select each list element
-> [a]
The list to filter
-> IO [a]
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International journal of oncology
Identification of a novel polyprenylated acylphloroglucinol‑derived SIRT1 inhibitor with cancer‑specific anti-proliferative and invasion-suppressing activities.
PMID 25189993
Abstract
SIRT1, a class III histone deacetylase, plays a critical role in regulating cancer cell growth, migration and invasion, which makes it a potential target for cancer therapeutics. In this study, we screened derivatives of several groups of natural products and identified a novel SIRT1 inhibitor JQ-101, a synthetic derivative of the polyprenylated acylphloroglucinol (PPAP) natural products, with an IC(50) for SIRT1 of 30 µM in vitro, with 5-fold higher activity for SIRT1 vs. SIRT2. Exposure of tumor cells to JQ-101 significantly enhanced acetylation of p53 and histone H4K16 at known sites of SIRT1 deacetylation, validating SIRT1 as its cellular target. JQ-101 suppressed cancer cell growth and survival by targeting SIRT1, and also exhibited selective cytotoxicity towards a panel of human tumor cell lines, while producing no toxicity in two normal human cell types at comparable concentrations. JQ-101 induced both apoptosis and cell senescence, and suppressed cancer cell invasion in vitro. In summary, we have identified JQ-101 as a new SIRT1 inhibitor which may have potential application in cancer treatment through its ability to induce tumor cell apoptosis and senescence and suppress cancer cell invasion. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
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Deployments
Replicate makes it easy to run machine learning models. You can run the best open-source models with just one line of code, or deploy your own custom models. But sometimes you need more control. That’s where deployments come in.
What are deployments?
Deployments give you more control over how your models run. With deployments you can:
• Roll out new versions of your model without having to edit your code.
• Auto-scale your models to handle extra load and scale to zero when they’re not being used.
• Keep instances always on to avoid cold boots.
• Customize what hardware your models run on.
• Monitor whether instances are setting up, idle, or processing predictions.
• Monitor the predictions that are flowing through your model.
Deployments work with both open-source models and your own custom models.
Autoscaling
Deployments auto-scale according to demand. If you send a lot of traffic, they scale up to handle it, and when things are quiet they scale back down, so you only pay for what you need. You can also limit the maximum number of instances the deployment can use to limit your maximum spend, or set a minimum to keep some instances warm and ready for predictions.
Creating a deployment
To create a new deployment, navigate to any model or model version on the website and click the deploy button on the top right of the view.
Here you will be able to give the deployment a name and confirm the model and version that you wish to deploy. You can update the version at any time. Once created, you'll be able to start running predictions against your new model instance.
To further configure the deployment navigate to the settings tab on the deployment page, here you can customize the hardware as well as the autoscaling characteristics of the deployment. We will also give you an indicator of how much the deployment will cost to operate.
View existing deployments
All existing deployments can be found under your account dashboard. From here you can navigate to a specific deployment to see its current status, usage metrics and predictions.
To temporarily disable a deployment you can set the minimum and maximum instances under the autoscaling settings to zero. This will cancel any in-flight predictions, prevent further predictions from running, and halt billing for the instance. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
African iron overload (African iron overload) - SLC40A1 Gene
African iron overload is a process that involves excessive absorption of dietary iron. Excess iron accumulates in the tissues and organs of the body, particularly the liver, bone marrow and spleen. Iron concentrations in the body are primarily regulated by controlling the amount of iron absorbed from the diet.
African iron overload was observed for the first time in the central and southern rural populations in Africa among people who drink traditional beer brewed in uncoated steel drums, which allow the iron to pass the beer. However, not all individuals who drink beer develop iron overload African, and not all people of African descent to iron overload drink beer. Therefore, genetic differences that affect the risk of developing this condition were sought.
In African iron overload, excess iron accumulates primarily in reticuloendothelial cells. The reticuloendothelial cells include macrophages in the bone marrow and spleen and liver Kupffer cells. Later, iron also accumulates in hepatocytes. This pattern is different from that observed in a process similar iron overload called hereditary hemochromatosis, in which excess iron accumulates predominantly in hepatocytes.
When too much iron is absorbed, iron overload can eventually damage the tissues and organs. Iron overload in the liver may lead to cirrhosis, which increases the risk of developing hepatocellular carcinoma. Iron overload in immune cells can affect your ability to fight infections. In addition, African iron overload is associated with an increased risk of developing infections such as tuberculosis. Too much iron can also cause a breakdown of vitamin C in the body at a faster than normal pace, so that those affected are at increased risk of problems vitamin C deficiency such as scurvy. Other signs and symptoms may include mild anemia related, possibly because iron that accumulates in the liver, bone marrow and spleen is less available for the production of erythrocytes; and high levels of ferritin in the blood.
Some studies indicate that a variation in the SLC40A1 gene (solute carrier family 40 member 1), located on the long arm of chromosome 2 (2q32), increases the risk of developing increased iron stores in people of African descent. This variation is found in 5 to 20% of people of African descent, but usually not found in other populations. The SLC40A1 gene encodes ferroportin protein, involved in the process of absorption of iron in the body. The dietary iron is absorbed through the mucosa of the small intestine. Then ferroportin transports iron from the small intestine into the bloodstream to be carried by the blood to the tissues and organs of the body. Ferroportin also transports iron reticuloendothelial cells, found in liver, spleen and bone marrow. The amount of iron absorbed by the body depends on the amount of iron stored and released by intestinal and reticuloendothelial cells. The amount of ferroportin available for iron transport outside the cells is controlled by the iron regulatory protein, hepcidin. Hepcidin binds ferroportin and makes decomposes when the amounts of iron in the body are suitable. When the body lacks iron, hepcidin levels decrease so that more ferroportin available.
SLC40A1 gene variation some studies have associated with increased iron stores in people of African descent can affect the way in which ferroportin helps regulate iron absorption in the body. This effect appears to be more pronounced in males. Variation SLC40A1 gene associated with increased iron stores replaces the amino acid glutamine with histidine at amino acid position 248 in the sequence of protein ferroportin (Q248H or Gln248His). The Q248H variation may affect the way in which ferroportin helps regulate the concentrations of iron in the body, resulting in a greater risk of iron overload African.
Iron overload African appears to be hereditary, and a high content of iron in the diet appears to be the major contributor to the development of the disease. There may also be a genetic contribution, but the pattern of inheritance is unknown. People with a specific variation in the SLC40A1 gene can inherit an increased risk for the condition, but not the disease itself. Not all people with this disease have variation in the gene, not all people with varying develop the disease.
Tests in IVAMI: in IVAMI perform detection of mutations associated with African iron overload, by complete PCR amplification of exons SLC40A1 gene, and subsequent sequencing.
Samples recommended: EDTA blood collected for separation of blood leukocytes, or impregnated card blood sample desiccated (IVAMI can mail the card to deposit the blood sample). | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
What Is THCA?
Tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA) is a kind of molecule found in cannabis plants known as a cannabinoid that may have therapeutic applications. Another reason it’s popular is that heating it produces delta-9 THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), another kind of cannabinoid.
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Cannabis plants, of which hemp and marijuana are varieties, belong to the same species. Cannabis plants have flowers that contain THCA. Fresh cannabis plants, especially raw cannabis buds, typically have higher levels of THCA than dried cannabis plants.
People take THCA to get high, which is why it’s so popular. Hemp isn’t subject to the same regulations as marijuana, therefore purchasing it might provide you access to THCA. Once heated, it may be converted to THC, which will make you feel euphoric. When access to marijuana is restricted or it is banned in their area, people turn to this approach.
THC content is the main distinction between hemp and marijuana. Marijuana has higher THC than hemp, which is described as having less than 0.3%. Though not in sufficient amounts to get users high, hemp does contain THC.
As far as documented medical research is concerned, at least, the health advantages and hazards associated with THCA are not entirely recognized. THCA has been studied from a medicinal perspective in a few research. Further investigation is necessary to completely comprehend THCA’s physiological effects, although this might be a fruitful field of study for novel medicinal interventions.
THCA in contrast to THC
THC and THCA are not the same kind of cannabis. One can make you feel euphoric, but not the other.
THCA transforms into THC when heated, smoked, or vaped. The primary component of cannabis that might make you feel happy and high is called THC.
Delta-8 against THCA
The cannabis plant contains a cannabinoid called delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol, or delta-8 THC, which is similar to THCA. It isn’t found in significant quantities in the cannabis plant. However, it still contains THC, which makes you feel high.
Cannabidiol (CBD), a substance produced from hemp that is free of THC, is commonly used to make Delta-8. Delta-8 is frequently regarded as a hemp herbal extract. You might not believe delta-8 can get you high, but it does when it’s identified as being from hemp. Most claim that the high produced by delta-8 and delta-9 is comparable. You cannot get high on THCA alone.
Delta-9 against THCA
The primary psychoactive component of cannabis is delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol, or delta-9 THC for short. THC is the chemical that gives cannabis its psychoactive effects. This particular cannabis is more potent than Delta-8. The plant has more delta-9 than delta-8.
THCA Forms
There are several kinds of THCA.
the plant’s genuine flower
A rippling
diamond-like crystals
It is also well-liked in edible forms, like as gummies. The buds can be eaten uncooked as well.
THCA flower
Another way to obtain THCA is through cannabis flowers or buds. The THCA flower can be smoked or vaped. If the statutory 0.3% THCA requirement is met by the buds, THCA that is sold in flower form may be labeled as hemp. For medical purposes, some individuals consume the flower.
THCA patch
It is possible to apply THCA to a patch that you stick on your skin. Possibly without inducing a high, the patch releases a steady dose of THCA into your circulation. It’s comparable to how a nicotine patch delivers little doses of the drug.
THCA diamonds
TCHA diamonds are white powder or THCA in the form of small crystals. It is made by extracting THCA from cannabis and then forming diamond-shaped crystals with heat and pressure. In order to increase the THC content of marijuana and provide a stronger high, crystals are frequently added. This is preferred by certain users whose marijuana lasts longer when they acquire THCA in diamond shape.
When dabbing, which includes breathing in the vapors, crystalline THCA, also known as diamonds, is most frequently utilized. Apart from vaping, dabbing can convert THCA to THC.
THCA Impacts
If you were to take THCA and ingest it, it may offer medicinal benefits that could aid with nausea and pain management. It won’t, however, give you a high.
THCA quickly transforms into THC, which can get you high, when you smoke or vaporize it.
The natural conversion of THCA to THC occurs. A cannabis plant exposed to excessive amounts of sunlight will eventually convert its THCA molecules to THC because of the heat and oxygen.
Both THC and THCA can affect your body, regardless of whether you take.
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to entice me from the tree by whistling; and in these different excercises continuen during the remainder of that day and all the following night. When morning arrived being weary of its fruitless labour and probably pretty hungry, after casting me a few anxious looks, it departed, and I saw it no more: yet it was near mid-day before I durst venture from the tree of refuge, lest the enemy should be lying in ambush for me.
After travelling a few hours, I perceived a beautiful galloway tied to a tree a little distance from me; and greatly rejoiced at at this unexpected sight: for I thought I could now travel with ease, and also with additional speed. I instantly made up to the lonely stranger, loosed him, and mounted upon his back. He soon convinced me not only of his swiftness, but also of his knowledge of the forest; for he seemed to know every track and opening amongst the trees as perfectly as if he had spent his whole life in the observation thereof. Yet I had not been long upon him till I would gladly have dismounted. my raked body having suffered greatly from his furious speed. However I was unable to stop him, and I could not throw myself off, duringing his present haste, without imminent danger: I therefore judged it most adviseable to continue upon him, till his weariness. or somsome [sic] other favorable accident might cause him to relax his speed But he continued his incessant course till I | WIKI |
How to fix npm install error code 128 in Node.Js?
Published 3/26/20234 minutes reading
The npm install error code 128 is a common issue faced by Node.js developers. It occurs when there is a problem with the installation of packages from the npm registry. This issue can arise due to various reasons such as network connectivity, incorrect permissions, incorrect version of Node.js, or a corrupted cache. In this article, we will look at several methods to fix this error and successfully install the required packages.
Method 1: Clearing npm Cache
To fix the npm install error code 128, you can try clearing the npm cache. Here are the steps to do it:
1. Open your terminal or command prompt and run the following command to clear the npm cache:
npm cache clean --force
1. After clearing the cache, try to install the package again using the npm install command. For example:
npm install <package-name>
1. If the error still persists, you can try deleting the node_modules folder and the package-lock.json file and then running the npm install command again. For example:
rm -rf node_modules
rm package-lock.json
npm install
Here's what the code looks like:
npm cache clean --force
npm install <package-name>
rm -rf node_modules
rm package-lock.json
npm install
That's it! Clearing the npm cache can often fix the npm install error code 128.
Method 2: Updating Node.js
To fix the npm install error code 128 in Node.js, you can try updating your Node.js version. Here are the steps to do it:
1. First, you need to check your current Node.js version using the following command:
node -v
1. Then, go to the official Node.js website and download the latest stable version of Node.js for your operating system.
2. After downloading, install the latest version of Node.js on your system.
3. Once the installation is complete, check your Node.js version again to confirm that it has been updated:
node -v
1. Finally, try running the npm install command again to see if the error has been resolved:
npm install
If you still encounter the npm install error code 128, you can try some additional steps such as clearing the npm cache or updating your npm version. However, updating your Node.js version is often the most effective solution.
I hope this helps you to resolve your issue.
Method 3: Setting Correct Permissions
To fix the npm install error code 128 in Node.js, you can try setting the correct permissions for your project directory. Here are the steps:
1. Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to your project directory.
2. Run the following command to change the ownership of the project directory to your current user:
sudo chown -R $USER:$GROUP .
This command will recursively change the ownership of all files and subdirectories in the current directory to your user and group.
3. Run the following command to give yourself read, write, and execute permissions for the project directory:
chmod -R 755 .
This command will recursively set the permissions for all files and subdirectories in the current directory to read, write, and execute for you, and read and execute for everyone else.
4. Finally, run the npm install command again and see if the error code 128 is resolved.
Here are the code examples for the above commands:
sudo chown -R $USER:$GROUP .
chmod -R 755 .
npm install
The sudo command is used to run the commands with administrative privileges. The chown command changes the ownership of the files and directories, and the chmod command sets the permissions for the files and directories.
Note that these commands should be run in the project directory, and that the $USER and $GROUP variables will automatically be replaced with your current user and group.
By setting the correct permissions for your project directory, you should be able to fix the npm install error code 128 in Node.js.
Method 4: Checking Network Connectivity
To fix the "npm install error code 128" in Node.js by checking network connectivity, you can follow these steps:
1. First, check if you have a stable internet connection. You can use the ping command to check if you can connect to a website.
ping google.com
1. If you have a stable connection, try running the following command to clear the npm cache:
npm cache clean --force
1. If that doesn't work, try updating npm to the latest version:
npm install -g npm@latest
1. You can also try changing the registry to a different one. For example, if you're in China, you can use the Chinese registry:
npm config set registry https://registry.npm.taobao.org
1. Finally, try running the npm install command again.
npm install
If none of these steps work, you may need to check your firewall settings or contact your network administrator.
Note: If you're using a proxy, you may need to set up the proxy configuration for npm by running the following command:
npm config set proxy http://yourproxy.com:8080
npm config set https-proxy http://yourproxy.com:8080
Make sure to replace yourproxy.com and 8080 with the appropriate values for your proxy configuration.
Method 5: Reinstalling npm
If you are facing the error code 128 while running npm install command in Node.js, it might be due to some issues with your npm installation. One of the easiest ways to fix this issue is by reinstalling npm. Here are the steps to do it:
Step 1: Uninstall npm
First, you need to uninstall the existing npm package from your system. You can do it by running the following command:
sudo npm uninstall npm -g
Step 2: Remove npm cache
Next, remove the npm cache folder by running the following command:
sudo rm -rf ~/.npm
Step 3: Install npm
Finally, install the latest version of npm by running the following command:
sudo npm install npm -g
That's it. Now you can try running the npm install command again and it should work without any issues.
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The Religion of the Veda pessimistic view of their entire activity. A great diplomatist, upon whom depends the destiny of his country, may be shrewd, unscrupulous, Machiavel- lian, velvet as to glove, iron as to hand, and yet be a real patriot. Even so a priestly religion of works, trivial as these works may appear to our eyes, does not shut out spiritual elevation. Nor does practical poetry shut out entirely the more silent workings of literary taste and poetic inspiration. The Vedic poets themselves insist upon it, their poems are "well-hewn,' " "well-fashioned as a war-chariot from the hands of a skilled artisan." And so they are in many cases: if we cut out the foolish sacrifice, and pare down a pretty thick crust of conventionalism, there is left in the Vedic hymns enough of beauty and character to secure them a place in the world's literature. Forget but the string that ties the thought of the Vedic Rishis to the sacrificial post, and you shall see that thought flit far away to great heights, where birds do not fly.' For the time being, at least, it becomes what we call inspired, and, any- how, it breeds the germs that shall flower out to great things in future days, when Hindu thought finally emancipates itself from sacrifice along with many other trivialities of life. The religion of the Rig-Veda, much like the later 1 Rig-Veda, 1. 155. 5. 76 | WIKI |
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Hair Transplant 6 Months vs 12 Months
Hair Transplant 6 Months vs 12 Months
The main difference between 6 and 12 month hair transplants is the amount of time required for the final results to be visible
Are you one of the many people considering a hair transplant? There’s no doubt that it can be a life-changing procedure, but how long do you have to wait before seeing significant results? In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at what to expect six months and twelve months after your hair transplant. From thicker locks and fuller coverage to increased confidence, we’ll explore the exciting changes that can happen in just half a year – or even less! Whether you’re already on your hair restoration journey or just thinking about taking the plunge, keep reading for all the details on hair transplants at six months versus twelve months.
Introduction to Hair Transplant
Hair transplant surgery is a fairly common procedure that can be used to treat hair loss in both men and women. The surgery involves taking hair follicles from an area of the head where hair is still present and transplanted them to an area of the head that is bald or has thinning hair.
There are two main types of hair transplant procedures: follicular unit transplantation (FUT) and follicular unit extraction (FUE). In FUT, a strip of skin containing hair follicles is removed from the back or side of the head and then individual hair follicles are extracted from this strip and transplanted to the bald or thinning areas. In FUE, individual hair follicles are removed directly from the back or side of the head with a small punch tool and then transplanted to the bald or thinning areas.
Both FUT and FUE are effective methods for treating hair loss but they do have some different pros and cons. FUT tends to be more expensive than FUE and it also results in a linear scar on the back or side of the head where the skin strip was removed. However, FUT usually results in a higher percentage of grafts surviving and producing new hair growth. Additionally, because the donor area is larger with FUT, it can often be used to treat larger areas of baldness or thinning.
FUE is less invasive than FUT since no skin strip is removed. This means there is no
What is the Difference Between 6 and 12 month Hair Transplants?
The main difference between 6 and 12 month hair transplants is the amount of time required for the final results to be visible. While a 6 month transplant may take slightly longer to show desired results, it will typically last longer than a 12 month transplant. In general, patients can expect to see full results from a 6 month hair transplant within 8-10 months, while results from a 12 month transplant may only last for 4-6 months. The downside of a 12 month transplant is that it may require more frequent touch-ups to maintain results, whereas a 6 month transplant will typically only need one or two maintenance procedures over the course of its lifetime.
Benefits of 6 Months Hair Transplants
Hair transplants can have a number of benefits, both aesthetically and emotionally. Here are some of the benefits that can be achieved by undergoing a hair transplant procedure:
1. A more youthful appearance: A full head of hair can make you look years younger, which can boost your confidence levels and make you feel better about yourself overall.
2. Increased self-esteem: Along with looking younger, gaining back a full head of hair can also increase your self-esteem and improve your quality of life.
3. Better physical appearance: In addition to the aesthetic benefits, hair transplants can also improve your physical appearance. If you’ve been balding for a long time, undergoing a hair transplant can give you back the look of a fuller, healthier head of hair.
4. Greater self-confidence: With an improved physical appearance comes increased self-confidence. You’ll no longer have to worry about hiding your bald spot or feeling self-conscious about your hair loss.
5. Enhanced career prospects: For many people, their hair is an important part of their professional image. If you’re looking for a job or seeking to advance in your career, having a full head of hair can give you a significant competitive edge.
Benefits of 12 Months Hair Transplants
There are many benefits to having a 12 month hair transplant as opposed to waiting longer. First, the transplant will be completed in one surgery as opposed to multiple surgeries spaced out over time. This can save both money and time for the patient. Second, the results of the transplant will be immediately visible, and there is no need to wait for new hair growth. Third, the transplanted hair will be permanent and will not fall out over time like it would if it were transplanted into a shorter timeframe. Finally, 12 month hair transplants provide patients with a natural-looking result that cannot be achieved with any other type of hair loss treatment.
How Do You Know Which One Should You Choose?
There is no one definitive answer to this question. Ultimately, it depends on a variety of factors, including your specific hair loss situation, the type of hair transplant you are considering, and the advice of your hair transplant surgeon. In general, however, most people can expect to see results from a hair transplant within 6-9 months after the procedure. This timeframe may be shorter or longer depending on the individual’s rate of healing and hair growth.
Cost Comparison
When it comes to hair transplants, there are two main options: FUE and FUT. FUT is the more traditional method, which involves taking a strip of skin from the back of the head and then harvesting the hair follicles from that strip. This method is usually more expensive than FUE, but it can also provide better results in some cases.
FUE, on the other hand, involves Harvesting individual hair follicles from the back of the head and then transplanting them into the desired area. This method is usually less expensive than FUT, but it can take longer to see results.
So, which method is better? It really depends on your individual case and what you’re looking for in a hair transplant. If you’re looking for dramatic results quickly, then FUT may be the better option. However, if you’re willing to wait a bit longer for smoother, more natural-looking results, then FUE may be the better option for you.
Recovery After Each Procedure
After a hair transplant, it is important to give your body time to recover. Depending on the type of procedure you had, you may need to take different precautions. For example, if you had an FUE procedure, you will need to avoid touching or rubbing the transplanted area for at least five days. You will also need to sleep with your head elevated for the first few nights and avoid strenuous activity for about a week. If you had an FUT procedure, you will need to wear a special compression garment for a few days and avoid strenuous activity for about two weeks. In either case, it is important to keep your head clean and dry and to avoid exposing the transplanted area to direct sunlight or UV rays.
How Long Does It Take to See Results?
When it comes to hair transplants, results are not immediate. It can take up to several months before you start to see any new hair growth. However, the results of a hair transplant are long-lasting and usually permanent.
In conclusion, comparing the results of a hair transplant at 6 months versus 12 months reveals the remarkable progress and transformation that takes place over time. At 6 months, patients typically experience significant growth and improvement in hair density, with transplanted hair starting to blend with the existing hair. However, it is at the 12-month mark that the full outcomes of the transplant become more evident. By this stage, the transplanted hair has had ample time to mature, resulting in a more natural and seamless appearance. The hairline becomes well-defined, and the overall hair density increases, providing individuals with a restored and fuller head of hair. Patience is key throughout the process, as the gradual progression from 6 to 12 months allows for optimal results and a satisfying transformation that enhances self-confidence and improves overall well-being.
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Suldental
The Suldental (Val di Solda; Suldental) is a side valley of the Trafoi Valley in South Tyrol, Italy. The village in the valley is Sulden. | WIKI |
Mega (NES peripheral)
The Bandai Mega controller is a programmable unit released in 1987 and officially licensed by Nintendo for play on the Nintendo Entertainment System. It includes a built in LCD screen that displays the active functions, and a built in game.
The modes included are:
This controller was also released for the Nintendo Famicom with the name Super Controller 2. | WIKI |
Updated: Dec 1, 2022
How did colonial communities in Massachusetts deal with outbreaks of highly communicable and deadly diseases?
Like now, one solution was to isolate the afflicted persons to contain the spread of the disease. In Longmeadow and Springfield, the sick were sent to David Burt's pest house in Matthew’s Swamp (exact location is not known.).
Note: A pest house, plague house, or fever shed was a type of building used for persons afflicted with communicable diseases such as tuberculosis, cholera, smallpox, or typhus.
Prior to the smallpox vaccination in 1796, you could obtain immunity from smallpox either through contracting the disease or through inoculation (exposure to a milder version of the disease). Since a small percentage of inoculated persons acquired the full-blown disease, patients were treated as if they were as infectious as those who had acquired the disease naturally and they were isolated from the general population until the disease had run its course (3-5 weeks).
Depiction of the smallpox inoculation process
In mid-January, 1761, Samuel Williams and several other men from Longmeadow were inoculated and subsequently went to live in isolation at Matthew’s Swamp. Rev. Stephen Williams, Samuel’s father and the first pastor of Longmeadow, visited them frequently (at a distance) during their month-long stay and wrote of his concern for them in his diary:
January 26 – “We are concerned about ye people at Matthew’s Swamp. Some of them begin to break out. They are in God’s hands. His tender mercies are all over his works and his creatures.”
January 29 – “Ye account from Matthew’s Swamp comfortable about 2 o’clock, but toward night we heard that my son and Abner Bliss had a purge – the Lord graciously relieve and help them – and prevent any ill effect of it – and annodine was sent out in the evening.” On January 30 he reported that the annodine treatment was helpful.
Other groups of men were inoculated on February 24 and March 11. These men also recuperated at Matthew’s Swamp and all of the inoculated men recovered.
On October 31, 1765, David Burt deeded Matthew's Swamp and all of the buildings on it to his sons, David and Elijah.
Stephen Williams Diary, Volume V
Deed Oct. 31, 1765 David Burt to Elijah and David Burt
Longmeadow Historical Society archives
Contributed by Elizabeth Hoff, Longmeadow Historical Society Board Member
Originally published April 30, 2020 | FINEWEB-EDU |
Awakino
Awakino is a settlement in the south of Waitomo District, in the North Island of New Zealand. It is located on State Highway 3 at the mouth of the Awakino River, five kilometres north of Mokau. It is 79 km southwest of Te Kūiti, and 98 km northeast of New Plymouth.
North of Awakino, State Highway 3 turns inland, and the coast is largely unpopulated. Beyond Awakino there are no settlements of any size on the coast south of the Kawhia Harbour.
The New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage gives a translation of "bad creek" for Awakino.
The local Maniaroa Marae and meeting house are affiliated with the Ngāti Maniapoto hapū of Ngāti Rākei, Rungaterangi and Waiora.
Awakino is in meshblocks 1016500 and 1016900, which had a population of 51 people in the 2018 census.
Business history
* Records for the Awakino Co-operative Dairy Company Ltd. (active 1911–1925; liquidated 1935) are held by the in Palmerston North. For a summary of that archive's holding, see
* in New Plymouth contains the letter book of the Waitara-based shipping agent, Lewis Clare (died 1960). This book records coastal shipping from and into small North Taranaki ports (including those mentioned in de Jardine's book) between 1910 and 1920. See
* in New Plymouth contains the business records of Gibson Coach Lines, who ran services from New Plymouth to Awakino. See
Maori
* in New Plymouth contains an essay on Riu Batley (1887–1960) (see above) and his family: researched and written by his nephew, Graeme Gummer. See
* in New Plymouth contains a series of essays on Maori leadership: as practiced in the Mokau, Awakino, and Mahoenui areas, and on the Chatham Islands. It also covers the development of the Maori religious movement called Hauhau (or Pai Marire). This material was compiled by Graeme Gummer. See
* in New Plymouth contains research notes and an obituary of Bella Mataroa (died 1925) who lived in Nukuhakere/Nukuhakari, half way between Marokopa and Awakino. See
People
* in New Plymouth contains an essay on Riu Batley (1887–1960) (see above) and his family: researched and written by his nephew, Graeme Gummer. See
* in New Plymouth contains research notes and an obituary of Bella Mataroa (died 1925) who lived in Nukuhakere/Nukuhakari, half way between Marokopa and Awakino. See | WIKI |
QMedia Movie track commands
QM_GetTrackMatrix
QM_GetTrackMatrix(movieRef; trackID; trackMatrix):error
movieRef Longint Movie reference
trackID Longint Track ID
trackMatrix Array real Track matrix
error Longint Error result
Returns the transormation matrix of a track.
Parameter movieRef is the reference to the movie instance. The movie reference must have been previously obtained with a call to QM_NewMovieFromFile or QM_NewMovieFromURL.
Parameter trackID is the ID of the track.
Parameter trackMatrix receives the track's transormation matrix. The track matrix parameter must be declared as a 3 x 3 array of reals.
Example
`Get the transformationmatrix of track ID $trackID of movie $movie
ARRAY REAL($matrix;3;3)
$err:=QM_GetTrackMatrix ($movie;$trackID;$matrix)
Related commands
QM_SetTrackMatrix Changes the track's transormation matrix.
QM_SetIdentityMatrix Sets the contents of a matrix record to the identity matrix.
QM_TranslateMatrix Adds a translation transformation to a matrix record.
QM_ScaleMatrix Adds a scaling transformation to a matrix record.
QM_RotateMatrix Adds a rotation transformation to a matrix record.
QM_SkewMatrix Adds a skew transformation to a matrix record.
QM_ConcatMatrix Concatenates two matrices.
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Car Engine Cranks Over But Doesn’t Start – Automotive Repair Tips
Many times in the past as an automotive technician, I would be given a car to diagnose that either had a problem that prevented the car’s engine from turning over or that prevented the car’s engine from starting. These are two completely different scenarios and these problems are approached differently. Sometimes when the service writer would create a work order, he wouldn’t convey the REAL problem that the customer was experiencing. If the customer or the service writer would make sure the correct explanation of the problem is written, some unnecessary trips out to the car with the wrong tools would be avoided. For instance if the car doesn’t crank over at all, I would need to take my jump box with me. And if the car cranked over but didn’t start, I would want my scan tool and some starting fluid.
A car that cranks over but doesn’t start, in many cases will be due to a bad fuel pump, a broken timing belt, an inoperative cam sensor or crank sensor. The first step in diagnosing a no start is to scan for codes with a code reader or scan tool. Approximately 40% of the cars towed in that I worked on in the last 25 years, either had a bad fuel pump or the fuel gage read incorrectly and the car was just out of fuel. Yes, some people actually have their cars towed in when all they need is some gas! If the fuel gage indicates that there is fuel in the tank, most people will assume naturally that the car does have fuel. But if the fuel sending unit or gage is off slightly, the car’s gas tank could actually be empty. One of the easiest ways to check for a fuel pump related problem is to spray a little starting fluid into the air intake while trying to start the car. If the car starts momentarily, then there’s a good chance the fuel pump is not working or the car is out of gas. You can also listen for the fuel pump’s humming sound when the key is first turned on. Also if a inoperative fuel pump is suspected, a good technician will always check to verify there is power and ground being supplied to the pump, to eliminate the possibility of a bad relay or electrical issue. Fuel pressure can be checked with a pressure gage and if there is pressure, pulse can be checked at the fuel injectors in several ways including the most common, with the use of noid lights. If the injectors don’t have pulse the engine won’t start.
Broken timing belts also caused about 40% of the tow ins in my experience. A broken timing belt can fail causing the car to seem as if it ran out of fuel while driving. When trying to start the car though, the engine typically spins over faster than normal due to the engine having low compression from the timing being off and the valves being open at the wrong time. If the timing belt breaks, there sometimes could be a code set in the vehicles ECU (Electronic Control Unit) for no signal from the cam sensor. If this code is present, you can sometimes check to see if the cam is moving by removing the oil cap while someone engages the starter. Also the upper timing cover can be removed to allow access to the timing belt for inspection. Most of the time when a timing belt breaks the teeth (or cogs) are stripped down at the crank pulley the bottom sprocket preventing the belt from turning the camshaft.
Lack of pulse from the fuel injectors as stated before can prevent a car from running. This brings me to the third most common cause of a car that cranks over but doesn’t start, approximately 20% of the tow ins that I worked on had the following problem. Many times the cause of lack of pulse is because of a bad cam or crank sensor. If the computer doesn’t see either the crank or the cam turning, the fuel injectors won’t be commanded to pulse. One quick indication that a cam or crank sensor may be bad is to check for RPM movement on the tachometer (if equipped) when trying to start the engine. If you have a scan tool not just a code reader, the cam and crank sensor data can be checked on many vehicles by accessing the appropriate screen. If no revolutions are shown when attempting to start the car, the respective sensor could be bad.
Obviously there are many vehicle makes, with different ignition and fuel delivery systems that may require a service manual to properly diagnose or to delve deeper. But with the above tips and tricks that I’ve used over the years you’ll be checking the most likely causes, that hopefully will send you in the right direction. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
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Stigmidium cerinae
Stigmidium cerinae is a species of lichenicolous (lichen-dwelling) fungus in the family Mycosphaerellaceae. It was formally described as a new species in 1994 by mycologists Claude Roux and Dagmar Triebel. The type specimen was collected in Austria from the apothecia of the muscicolous (moss-dwelling) species Caloplaca stillicidiorum. It infects lichens in the genus Caloplaca, and more generally, members of the family Teloschistaceae. Infection by the fungus results in bleaching of the host hymenium.
Description
Stigmidium cerinae is distinguished by its globular to slightly elongated ascomata, which are exceptionally dark, glossy, and appear in abundance, ranging from 6 to 60 on the apothecia of the lichen host. These ascomata partially or fully darken the of the host, appearing embedded to varying degrees. The wall of the ascomata has a deep rufous-brown hue, with the upper portion appearing darker compared to the lighter lower part. This structure measures between 5 and 10 μm in thickness and consists of cells with a similarly coloured wall, which are internally coated with very fine brown pigment granules.
The cellular within the ascomata wall are distinguishable, with sizes varying in tangential and vertical planes. The and within the ascomata are well-defined and visible. The asci, which house the spores, have a club-like shape and are almost or bear a short stalk. As for the, they initially appear colourless, turning to a light brown towards the end of their lifecycle, possibly when they are dead. These spores are long, narrow, and range in their dimensions, typically three to four times as long as they are wide. They possess a thin wall and an outer that is barely discernible, not creating a. The cells within the spores are nearly equal, containing two large oil droplets.
In addition to the reproductive ascomata, Stigmidium cerinae also features conidiomata, albeit infrequently observed. These structures are globular and consist of a light brown wall made up of cells. The conidia generated are small in size. Vegetative hyphae are present, colourless, and hardly visible without staining, scattered throughout the hymenium and subhymenium of the host.
Distribution
The fungus has been recorded from several localities: Austria, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Taymyr Peninsula in the Far North of Russia, the East Siberian Lowland, Romania, and Slovenia. Although it was reported from North America in 2001, these sightings were later revised to represent the species Stigmidium epistigmellum. | WIKI |
Lucien H. Kerr
Lucien H. Kerr (May 4, 1831 – October 31, 1873) was an American politician and soldier from Ohio. Coming with his family to Peoria County, Illinois, Kerr studied law but enlisted in the Union Army before getting the chance to practice. He rose to lead the 11th Regiment Illinois Volunteer Cavalry until he was mustered out in 1864. Upon his return to Peoria, Kerr practiced law. He served one two-year term in the Illinois Senate, then was defeated in a re-election bid. He died the next year from an injury from a hunting accident.
Biography
Lucien H. Kerr was born in London, Ohio, on May 4, 1831. The son of a prominent lawyer, Kerr studied at home and worked occasionally as a youth. He came with his family to a farm near Elmwood, Illinois. Kerr traded and shipped livestock in Elmwood, then moved to nearby Peoria to study law. Kerr was admitted to the bar around 1861, then almost immediately enlisted in the 11th Regiment Illinois Volunteer Cavalry of the Union Army. When the unit was deployed, Kerr was named its adjutant. He rose to the rank of major and lieutenant colonel, then assumed the full colonel when Col. Robert G. Ingersoll resigned after his capture. He was mustered out on December 19, 1864.
Upon his return to Peoria, Kerr practiced law. He made a public speech announcing his alignment with the Republican Party. In 1870, Kerr was elected to the Illinois Senate, where he served a two-year term. He was a candidate for re-election in 1872, but was unsuccessful. Kerr was appointed Peoria City Attorney, holding the position until his death.
In 1873, Kerr accidentally discharged his firearm while hunting, receiving a gunshot wound. An infection quickly spread and he died at the house of the Mayor of Peoria on October 31, 1873. He was buried at Springdale Cemetery in Peoria. | WIKI |
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HESE three pashas, and many others, as well as various Turkish oflicials, whether afterwards converted to the Turkish religion, although the children of Christian parents, and although many of them had lived a consider able time in the Christian faith, are, nevertheless, not over-kindly disposed towards Christians. And it is matter of wonder that they have arrived at such great dignity; for they regulate the whole dominions of the Turkish emperor, containing numerous kingdoms and princedoms, and govern them by their wisdom and understanding, on which depend the whole management of the lands of the Turkish emperor. As long as any one of them lives, so long does he remain in honour; but when he dies, everything—were it millions—falls again into the imperial treasury, for the Emperor says to them:—“Thou hast been my man, thou hast gained wealth from me; it is a proper thing that, after thy death, | WIKI |
• Cell Phone
Cell Phone Gets Hot While Charging
Cell Phone Gets Hot While Charging
iphone
All cell phones and electronic gadgets have the tendency to gain much heat when charging, discharging and processing. The heat is not a good thing for the mobile devices because it is likely to destroy the battery reducing its validity. However, it is not uncommon for the cell phone to get hot. Many batteries are made with Lithium-Ion cells. On a typical situation according to research, Lithium-ion batteries are supposed to be at 104 degrees Fahrenheit when the at the 40% charge level. The tendency to get hot reduces the battery capacity with around 15% every year.
Causes of the Heat
Leaving the cell phone on the charger all day long leads to them getting hot; every time a mobile phone is just it has a tendency to heat up. This is because there is current flowing into the device. Also, cell phones with many applications processing in the background have the tendency to get hot. Try clearing some of the remote applications and the heat level is likely to reduce. Sometimes the processing of a cell phone may lead to it emitting some heat. For example, using major applications like hotspots and playing games. The increased processing leads to heat production. A poor signal is also one of the leading causes of high mobile phone temperature while still charging.
handReducing the Probability of the Cell phone to Heating up
Sometimes the user of the mobile might tend to use a charger with a high current flow. Hence to reduce the hotness, it is always recommended that the mobile user charges the phone with a charger that has a small current capacity like 1amp. There will still be heat production but at a lesser percentage. Avoid leaving the phone while charging for a long time as the whole day or overnight to prevent the heat. Any phone is prone to heating up, but the user can reduce the degree of heat. This can also be by shutting down applications processing from the background if not essential.
Charging While Usingmobile
People have the tendency to use the cell phones still while connected to the charger. This means that the current is flowing from and to the mobile phone. Most likely it might lead to overheating and poor performance. It also limits the battery life, extra heat while charging could mean that the battery is already in poor conditions. This can be proven by the amount of time the battery power lasts. If the degree of heat is very high while charging, consider consulting an expert for assistance.… | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
The German Recruitment Office
- The Germans
All of the countries which were conquered by the Nazis had their economy pillaged and their labour force exploited. France was not an exception.
Economic exploitation in France started as early as 1940. The Germans imposed that a large portion of agricultural production be at their disposal and compelled large companies to produce for them. The occupant also encouraged French labourers to work in Germany. To facilitate their departure, the Germans opened recruitment offices in several cities of the Occupied Zone.
During the beginning of 1942, while the Third Reich was in need of increasingly more workers, the Germans demanded that Petain’s government actively participate to seek out French labourers. Pierre Laval, who had come back to the government in April of 1942, put in place a system of “Exchange.” In exchange for three volunteer workers, one French prisoner of war was liberated. The recruitment offices multiplied, including in the Southern Zone. Certain premises were requisitioned, and to facilitate hiring, French agents were put into the service of the Germans.
Volunteer departures were relatively numerous throughout the summer of 1942. However, their numbers did not attain the quotas fixed by the occupants. On 4 September 1942, the French government announced a law which related to the utilization and orientation of labour, prefiguring that of The Department of Mandatory Labour of 16 February 1943. Volunteer departures became less frequent. But they did not stop altogether. Up until the end of the war, French volunteer labourers continued to leave and work in Germany on their own free will.
Labourers volunteered to work in Germany for various reasons, which evolved as the war carried on. Their main motivations were the same which drove certain French citizens to join la Milice: political motivation, economic motivation or the desire to break away from a cumbersome past.
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1. 7 months ago
I ask if anyone can help me, because I just can't solve.
My webapp deployed in CGI mode on Windows 2012 Server works regularly (e.g.: "http://1.2.3.4/cgi-bin/myWebApp/myWebApp.cgi").
I would like the webapp to run from the home page (e.g.: "www.myhome.xxx" addresses "1.2.3.4/cgi-bin/myWebApp/myWebApp.cgi").
after so many attempts, I have not yet understood if I should use Redirect, Alias or other instructions.
and HOW I should use it.
thank you all
2. Alberto D
4 Dec 2018 Pre-Release Testers
One option is to create a Stand Alone web app and run that instead of the web server.
3. Paul L
4 Dec 2018 Xojo Inc http://docs.xojo.com
The Xojo Cloud page has some techniques that should work with most web servers:
https://docs.xojo.com/UserGuide:Xojo_Cloud_General_Information#Domain_Name_Redirection
For anything more sophisticated you will have to dig into your web server configuration settings.
4. thank you Alberto,
my CGI webapp works fine.
my only problem is what I've described.
I have little experience with Apache-CGI and so I'm wasting a lot of time.
I'm sure someone here knows a lot more than me and I hope they can help me.
5. Alberto D
4 Dec 2018 Pre-Release Testers
Are you running Apache on your Windows Server or other server software?
I'm sure that there is Apache configuration to make the cgi app work as your home page. It all depends on what you want to do:
• redirect with an index file
• redirect by default
• configure your server to make the URL do not change (stay at home page) and execute your cgi app
• maybe even use an index file with a frame to the cgi app
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4 Advantages of Object-Oriented Programming
By Robert Half July 13, 2017 at 1:00pm
Like parachute pants and Pac-Man, OOP (object-oriented programming) got its start in the 1980s. But unlike trendy fashions and video game characters, this programming model is still going strong after these many years.
OOP has become a fundamental part of software development. Thanks to the ubiquity of languages like Java and C++, you can’t develop software for mobile unless you understand the object-oriented approach. The same goes for serious web development, given the popularity of OOP languages like Python, PHP and Ruby.
Getting your head around the idea of object-oriented programming can be challenging for some IT professionals. You may be wondering why you even need objects when you could use the top-down approach of traditional structured programming in languages like Visual Basic.
If you’ve written this kind of software, you’re probably used to breaking down large problems into sub-problems and solving them in separate units of code. Or you may have experience with functional programming, which treats elements of code as precise mathematical functions, and prevents them from affecting other elements, i.e., no side effects.
Get to grips with OOP, however, and you’ll see that it’s a whole new way of solving problems. The basic concept is that instead of writing a program, you create a class, which is a kind of template containing variables and functions. Objects are self-contained instances of that class, and you can get them to interact in fun and exciting ways.
The advantages of object-oriented programming lie in this kind of encapsulation. Here’s a detailed look at some of OOP’s top benefits:
1. Modularity for easier troubleshooting
Something has gone wrong, and you have no idea where to look. Is the problem in the Widget file, or is it the WhaleFlumper? Will you have to trudge through that “sewage.c” file? Hope you commented your code!
When working with object-oriented programming languages, you know exactly where to look. “Oh, the car object broke down? The problem must be in the Car class!” You don’t have to muck through anything else.
That’s the beauty of encapsulation. Objects are self-contained, and each bit of functionality does its own thing while leaving the other bits alone. Also, this modality allows an IT team to work on multiple objects simultaneously while minimizing the chance that one person might duplicate someone else’s functionality.
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2. Reuse of code through inheritance
Suppose that in addition to your Car object, one colleague needs a RaceCar object, and another needs a Limousine object. Everyone builds their objects separately but discover commonalities between them. In fact, each object is really just a different kind of Car. This is where the inheritance technique saves time: Create one generic class (Car), and then define the subclasses (RaceCar and Limousine) that are to inherit the generic class’s traits.
Of course, Limousine and RaceCar still have their unique attributes and functions. If the RaceCar object needs a method to “fireAfterBurners” and the Limousine object requires a Chauffeur, each class could implement separate functions just for itself. However, because both classes inherit key aspects from the Car class, for example the “drive” or “fillUpGas” methods, your inheriting classes can simply reuse existing code instead of writing these functions all over again.
What if you want to make a change to all Car objects, regardless of type? This is another advantage of the OO approach. Simply make a change to your Car class, and all car objects will simply inherit the new code.
3. Flexibility through polymorphism
Riffing on this example, you now need just a few drivers, or functions, like “driveCar,” driveRaceCar” and “DriveLimousine.” RaceCarDrivers share some traits with LimousineDrivers, but other things, like RaceHelmets and BeverageSponsorships, are unique.
This is where object-oriented programming’s sweet polymorphism comes into play. Because a single function can shape-shift to adapt to whichever class it’s in, you could create one function in the parent Car class called “drive” — not “driveCar” or “driveRaceCar,” but just “drive.” This one function would work with the RaceCarDriver, LimousineDriver, etc. In fact, you could even have “raceCar.drive(myRaceCarDriver)” or “limo.drive(myChauffeur).”
4. Effective problem solving
A language like C has an amazing legacy in programming history, but writing software in a top-down language is like playing Jenga while wearing mittens. The more complex it gets, the greater the chance it will collapse. Meanwhile, writing a functional-style program in a language like Haskell or ML can be a chore.
Object-oriented programming is often the most natural and pragmatic approach, once you get the hang of it. OOP languages allows you to break down your software into bite-sized problems that you then can solve — one object at a time.
This isn’t to say that OOP is the One True Way. However, the advantages of object-oriented programming are many. When you need to solve complex programming challenges and want to add code tools to your skill set, OOP is your friend — and has much greater longevity and utility than Pac-Man or parachute pants.
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* Mustard oil
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* Fire striker
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* Sorbitol
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* Dimenhydrinate
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* Salvinorin A
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* Electro-Reduction of Carbon Dioxide (ERC)
* Flame
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* Lornoxicam
* Spencer Silver
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* Drostanolone propionate
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* Glycation
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* Resveratrol
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* Hyperbolic coordinates
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* White spirit
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* Methylsulfonylmethane
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* 1,3-Butadiene
* Chemistry education
* Cocaine
* Dimenhydrinate
* Drostanolone propionate
* Echinocandin B
* Flame
* Glycation
* Heroin
* Gamma-Hydroxybutyric acid
* Hyperbolic coordinates
* List of fictional elements, materials, isotopes and atomic particles
* Lornoxicam
* Mustard oil
* Olanzapine
* Reverse triiodothyronine
* Salvinorin A
* Soft chemistry
* Sorbitol
* Warfarin
* White spirit
Orphaned articles from September 2006
* Bismuthide
* Galipot
* Gas phase titration
* Guanacastepene A
Orphaned articles from October 2006
* Hexaconazole
Orphaned articles from November 2006
* Lumiflavin
* Mixed potential theory
* Pitzer ion interaction
* Polycatenane
* Robertsite
* SIDD
* Superoxidant
* Toxicophore
Orphaned articles from August 2007
* Multicolumn countercurrent solvent gradient purification
Orphaned articles from November 2007
* Benesi-Hildebrand method
* Stearyl heptanoate
Orphaned articles from December 2007
* More O'Ferrall-Jencks plot
* Prostaglandin transporter
* Silicone quaternary amine
Orphaned articles from January 2008
* Calyculin
* Solenopsin
Orphaned articles from May 2008
* Norzoanthamine
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* Chips & Tips
* Niosome
* Oxygen rings
Orphaned articles from August 2008
* Calcium 2-aminoethylphosphate
* Phosphate test
Orphaned articles from September 2008
* EID2
* Extractable petroleum hydrocarbons
* Polypyrophosphate
* Silylium ion
* U0126
Orphaned articles from October 2008
* CADPAC
* Curing time
* Disiamylborane
* FLiNaK
* LIESST
* Non-faradaic electrochemical modification of catalytic activity
* Xanthopterin
Orphaned articles from December 2008
* 18F-EF5
* 1s Slater-type function
* ALPHA (psychedelic)
* ANG1005
* Acetylated lanolin alcohol
* Acidulated phosphate fluoride
* Acta Biochimica et Biophysica Sinica
* Acylfulvene
* Acylglyceride linkage
* Adenophostin
* 2-Aminoethoxydiphenyl borate
* 8-Anilinonaphthalene-1-sulfonate
* Aromatic transition state theory
* 4-Deoxypyridoxine
* 1,2-Dibromopropane
* 3,4-Dichlorobicyclo(3.2.1)oct-2-ene
* 1,3-Dimethyl-2-imidazolidinone
* Dippe
* 2,2'-Dipyridyldisulfide
* 8-Hydroxyguanosine
* 2alpha-Mannobiose
* 3alpha-Mannobiose
* 1-Naphthaleneacetamide
* 2-Phenethyl propionate
* 1,1,3,3-Tetramethylguanidine
* 3-Thiophene acetic acid
* 2,2,2-Trichlorethoxycarbonyl chloride
Orphaned articles from January 2009
* Bourgeonal
* Davicil
* Dichlorobis(ethylenediamine)nickel(II)
* Diphenylalanine
* Disodium hydrogen phosphite
* Glycochenodeoxycholic acid
* Glycodeoxycholic acid
* Hexacyanochromate(II)
* IAEDANS
* Lennoxamine
* Nemertelline
* Nenitzescu indole synthesis
* Perkinamine
* TRISPHAT
* Varacin
Orphaned articles from February 2009
* Ajmalan
* Akabori amino acid reaction
* Alkyl phosphate
* Aminoquinolines
* Antichlor
* Applied Spectroscopy Reviews
* Azo formation
* Baudisch reaction
* Bechamp reaction
* Benary reaction
* Benzocycloheptenes
* Benzylidene compounds
* Boilover (fire)
* Bower–Barff process
* CGK733 fraud
* Corrinoid
* Cyanamide process
* Cyanogen halide
* Danheiser annulation
* Dark current (chemistry)
* Dioxochloronium cation
* Elaidinisation
* Electrochemical window
* Electron localization function
* Element-Reactant-Product Tables
* Entatic state
* Ethylenediamine pyrocatechol
* F number (chemistry)
* Fluorosulfonate
* Fürst-Plattner Rule
* Gem-Difluoroalkene
* Glycerolysis
* Green-Davies-Mingos rules
* Higher sulfur oxides
* Homopolysaccharide
* Hybrid vapour phase epitaxy
* Hydrous iron oxides
* Idrialin
* Indolequinones
* Isodiapher
* Jacobsen rearrangement
* Frans Maurits Jaeger
* Otto Liebermann
* Yuri Lvov
* Lyprinol
* Mechanostereochemistry
* Metaoxyacids
* Mixed-mode chromatography
* Molecular Frontiers Foundation
* Molecular modification
* Naphthalocyanine
* Natural Product Updates
* Nuclear notation
* Periodic current reversal
* Phenacyl
* Phenylaminotetralin
* Picolines
* Plakohypaphorine
* Pluronic P-123
* Antanas Purėnas
* Quinhydrone electrode
* Rubber policeman
* Rubber seed oil
* Saville reaction
* Selenonic acid
* Konrad Seppelt
* Spin transition
* Sulfuryl
* Supercritical adsorption
* Superloy
* TAML
* Tetraphenylborate
* Thiacalixarene
* Thiocarboxy
* Thiocyanatoiron
* Thioselenide
* Transient state
* Douglas H. Turner
* Two-dimensional chromatography
* Ultrafast molecular process
* Underpotential deposition
* Variational Transition State Theory
* Webster's reagent
* Keith A. Wheeler
* Wiswesser's rule
* Zalium
* Kelliphite
* Krogmann's salt
* Neodymium aluminium borate
* Potassium aluminium borate
* Tezosentan
* Tuataric acid
* Lauryl methyl gluceth-10 hydroxypropyl dimonium chloride
* Neutra Phos
* Seminaphtharhodafluor
* Aminoethylethanolamine
* Fluorosulfonate
* Valerophenone
* Caesium cadmium chloride
* Caesium lithium borate
* Dioxochloronium cation
* Lauryl methyl gluceth-10 hydroxypropyl dimonium chloride
* Octodecaborane
* Potassium argentocyanide
* Sodium thioantimoniate
* C3orf58
* EKLF
* ETM1
* ETM2 (gene)
* Exonuclease III
* GAI (Arabidopsis thaliana gene)
* MOSC1
* Pentatricopeptide repeat
* Telokin
* Transaldolase B
* Translationally controlled tumour protein
* WDTC1
* WS2B
* Homopolysaccharide
* LRPu
* Peritectoid
* Ring pucker
* Diana's Tree
* PROLINO
* 2-Bromo-1-chloropropane
* Alpha-Furil
* Aluminium monostearate
* Arkopal
* Bacillosamine
* Bathvillite
* Benzenediazonium chloride
* Benzyl fluoride
* Benzylacetone
* Benzyltrimethylammonium fluoride
* Bis(trimethylsilyl)acetamide
* Bis-HPPP
* Bisthiosemicarbazone
* Blattellaquinone
* Bromobimane
* Caesium cadmium bromide
* Caffeyl alcohol
* Carpacin
* Chalcanthum
* Cyclobutyne
* Depleted zinc oxide
* Dimethyl pimelimidate
* EDDHA
* Endo-Norborneol
* Ethanedisulfonic acid
* Ethionine
* Ethylhexyl palmitate
* Exo-Norborneol
* Fluorenol
* G2ZT
* Glycyrrhizol
* Gyrinal
* HNF
* Hexafluoroacetylacetone
* Housane
* Hydroxymethylpentylcyclohexenecarboxaldehyde
* Kelliphite
* Luteophanol
* Lysidine (nucleoside)
* N-Oxalylglycine
* Neodymium aluminium borate
* Nysted reagent
* Octachlorodibenzodioxin
* Octadecene
* Octodecaborane
* Okadaic acid
* Otera’s catalyst
* Oxotrichlorobis(triphenylphosphine)rhenium(V)
* Propyl propanoate
* Sarmentose (chemistry)
* Sodium lauroamphoacetate
* Sodium monothiophosphate
* Solketal
* Stearamidopropyl dimethylamine
* Tetrachloro-m-xylene
* Tetramethylsuccinonitrile
* Thallium(III) hydroxide
* Triethyl phosphonoacetate
* Triethylcholine
* Triumphene
* Valerophenone
* Xanthosine triphosphate
* Zwittermicin A
* Adipamide
* Aminoethylethanolamine
* Copper benzoate
* Cystamine
* Glycerine phthalate
* Krogmann's salt
* Octane-1,8-diol
* Prolinol
* Zinc ammonium chloride
* Transfer RNA-like structures
* Apomorphine (data page)
* Ageliferin
* Caesium cadmium chloride
* Calcium citrate malate
* Chlorbenside
* Chlorodimethylsilane
* Chloroethylnorapomorphine
* Chlorophenol red
* Cholesteryl chloride
* Citrazinic acid
* Convulxin
* Cyclohexanecarboxylic acids
* Cysteinyldopa
* D&C Red 33
* DMAZ
* Diethylpyrocarbonate
* Dimethyldioctadecylammonium chloride
* Dodecenyl succinic anhydride
* Duroquinone
* Hexyl cinnamaldehyde
* Hypoglycin B
* Iba1
* Isopropyl thioxanthone
* Methanolamine
* Mitotoxin
* Monomethylamine nitrate
* Neopentyl lithium
* Nitroacetanilide
* Para-Nitrophenylphosphate
* Parachlorobenzotrifluoride
* Pentyl propanoate
* Pifithrin
* Polyethylene glycol propylene glycol cocoates
* Potassium aluminium borate
* Potassium argentocyanide
* Potassium dideuterium phosphate
* Sodium pareth sulfate
* Sodium thioantimoniate
* Tert-Amyl chloride
* Tert-Butyl isocyanide
* Terthiophene
* Tetraazidomethane
* Triphenylsulfonium triflate
Orphaned articles from March 2009
* Erythrolitmin
* Racemic crystallography
Orphaned articles from April 2009
* 5-Methyluridine
* Anaglypta
* 5α-Dihydroprogesterone
* 2-Methylundecanal
* Moiety conservation
* Thermoset polymer matrices
* Alessandro Vaciago
Orphaned articles from May 2009
* Beta-Alanine ethyl ester
* Azetidine-2-carboxylic acid
* Beta-ketoacyl-(acyl-carrier-protein) synthase III
* Iron phosphide
* Latex beads
Orphaned articles from June 2009
* Ammonium cyanide
* 3α-Androstanediol
* 3β-Androstanediol
* 4-Bromoaniline
* COSMOSPACE
* Chemical Research Center of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
* Chemical terrorism
* Ferromanganese nodules
* Craig L. Hill
* 4-Iodopropofol
* Edward Jorden
* Transamidification
Orphaned articles from July 2009
* Algestone acetophenide
* Arginylglycylaspartic acid
* Atomic spacing
* Bioactive paper
* Critical Reviews in Clinical Laboratory Sciences
* Cyclopentadienylmanganese thiocarbonate
* Drugwipe test
* Enhancement or quenching of QD, Q-wire and QW radiations
* Estetrol
* Folch solution
* Glutaconaldehyde
* 1-Naphthylisothiocyanate
* Optical contact bonding
* Peroxide fusion
Orphaned articles from August 2009
* ANNINE-6plus
* Armilenium
* Arsenite minerals
* Betamethasone 17-valerate
* CataCXium F sulf
* Charge contrast imaging
* Colloid and Polymer Science
* Complanine
* Creatine methyl ester
* Cyanoketone
* Farinograph
* Gold number
* Isohydric principle
* Vinyl cation
Orphaned articles from September 2009
* Hydroxyisohexyl 3-cyclohexene carboxaldehyde
Orphaned articles from October 2009
* Disappearing rainbow indicator
* Lemont Kier
* Methylene shuffle
* Physics and Chemistry of Minerals
Orphaned articles from November 2009
* Ab initio multiple spawning
* Asia Petrochemical Industry Conference
* Diisopropylzinc
* Hernandulcin
* Isodesmosine
* Isonicotinamide
* Nonaflate
* Peroxynitrous acid
* Podocin
* Stemarene
* Wedelolactone
Orphaned articles from December 2009
* Aluminide
* Ambrein
* Benzylmercapturic acid
* Bis-triazinyl pyridine
* Calciothermic reaction
* Cellulose acetate phthalate
* Chemosterilant
* Chlorosarin
* Clinistrip
* Coil (chemistry)
* Cyclopiazonic acid
* Denaturing gel
* Diazole
* Diethyl sulfoxide
* Duhem–Margules equation
* Dynamic combinatorial chemistry
* Fast Yellow AB
* Group transfer reaction
* Homogeneous and heterogeneous reactions
* Hydroxystilbamidine
* Ignition tube
* Iodotrifluoroethylene
* Laboratory tube
* Meratran
* Methylthiomethyl ether
* NONOate
* Naphthalen-1,8-diyl 1,3,2,4-dithiadiphosphetane 2,4-disulfide
* Neopterin
* Orthoformic acid
* N-Oxoammonium salt
* Oxycation
* Palmitoylcarnitine
* PEG-80 Jojoba
* Phosphopeptide
* Pimaric acid
* Protiodide
* Queuine
* Retarder (chemistry)
* Rifater
* Rozrolimupab
* Semipinacol rearrangement
* Silazane
* Swain equation
* Telechelic polymer
* Ternary compound
* Tetrahedral carbonyl addition compound
* Tricaine mesylate
* Trihalide
* Troxacitabine
* Vicalloy
* Victor Meyer apparatus
Orphaned articles from January 2010
* Berthelot's reagent
* Bistriflimide
* Cadmium-106
* Cadmium-110
* Cadmium-111
* Cadmium-112
* Cadmium-114
* Cerium anomaly
* Chalcogel
* Chemical leasing
* 4-Chloromercuribenzoic acid
* Color reaction
* DIDS
* Dansyl amide
* Decrepitation
* DiOC6
* 1,4-Dichlorobut-2-ene
* 7,8-Dihydroneopterin triphosphate
* Ebulliometer
* Elenolic acid
* Eluotropic series
* Holmium-165
* Laser-induced incandescence
* List of benzo compounds
* 3-Mercapto-1-propanesulfonic acid
* Mercury-196
* Mercury-198
* Mercury-200
* Mercury-201
* Mercury-202
* Mercury-204
* 2-Nitrocinnamaldehyde
* Perfluorocarbon tracer
* Superstructural transition
Orphaned articles from February 2010
* 2-Acrylamido-2-methylpropane sulfonic acid
* Adenosine thiamine diphosphate
* Banert cascade
* Bergenite
* Lorenz Florenz Friedrich von Crell
* 1,2-Diazepine
* Dichloromethane (data page)
* FXYD6
* Fellgett's advantage
* Lanthanide trifluoromethanesulfonates
* Methyl-n-amylnitrosamine
* Poly(2,6-diphenylphenylene oxide)
* Yuriy Polyakov
* Sterically induced reduction
* Thallium azide
* Veliparib
* Owen Webster
Orphaned articles from March 2010
* Acetanisole
* Atomidine
* Biosynthesis of cocaine
* C11orf73
* Alpha-Difluoromethyl-DOPA
* Essentiale
* Ferrocene-containing dendrimers
* Frzb
* Galactoglucomannan
* History of mineralogy
* Isopropylbenzylamine
* NanoScale Corporation
* Obetrol
* Solanone
* Tetrakis(dimethylamido)titanium
* Thiorphan
* Arthur W. Thomas
Orphaned articles from April 2010
* 2-Methyltetrahydrofuran
* Ammonia (data page)
* Azalanstat
* DHSA
* Dihydroxymalonic acid
* Dumas method of molecular weight determination
* Frost flower (sea ice)
* Geneva Rules
* Guanidinopropionic acid
* Institute for the History of Aluminium
* Iron oxide nanoparticles
* KIAA0895L
* Mexidol
* Stizolobic acid
Orphaned articles from May 2010
* Aminocandin
* Carbon dioxide (data page)
* Indoxacarb
* Oligosaccharide nomenclature
* Precipitation polymerization
* Washburn constant
Orphaned articles from June 2010
* Bifunctional
* Chempol
* Macroketone
* Nonaqueous titration
* Orthonitrate
* Oxmetidine
* Lotte Pusch
* Radioanalytical chemistry
* Christopher M. Reddy
* Spin crossover
* Curt Wittig
Orphaned articles from July 2010
* C7orf38
* Anthony F. Hill
* Phaseic acid
* Phenylacetones
* Prices of elements and their compounds
Orphaned articles from August 2010
* Anaerobic corrosion
* Atg1
* Austrium
* Bursaite
* Calcium erythorbate
* DnaS
* Dry water
* EleMints
* 1-Ethyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride
* H-89
* Instrumentation in petrochemical industries
* Kenneth Wade
All orphaned articles
* 1s Slater-type function
* Ab initio multiple spawning
* Acidulated phosphate fluoride
* Acta Biochimica et Biophysica Sinica
* Acylglyceride linkage
* Ajmalan
* Akabori amino acid reaction
* Alkyl phosphate
* Aluminide
* Aminoquinolines
* Anaglypta
* Antichlor
* Applied Spectroscopy Reviews
* Aromatic transition state theory
* Asia Petrochemical Industry Conference
* Atomic spacing
* Azo formation
* Banert cascade
* Baudisch reaction
* Bechamp reaction
* Benary reaction
* Benesi-Hildebrand method
* Benzocycloheptenes
* Benzylidene compounds
* Bergenite
* Berthelot's reagent
* Bifunctional
* Bioactive paper
* Biosynthesis of cocaine
* Bismuthide
* Bistriflimide
* Boilover (fire)
* Bower–Barff process
* Bursaite
* CADPAC
* CGK733 fraud
* COSMOSPACE
* Calciothermic reaction
* Cerium anomaly
* Chalcogel
* Charge contrast imaging
* Chemical Research Center of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
* Chemical terrorism
* Chips & Tips
* Clinistrip
* Coil (chemistry)
* Colloid and Polymer Science
* Color reaction
* Corrinoid
* Lorenz Florenz Friedrich von Crell
* Critical Reviews in Clinical Laboratory Sciences
* Curing time
* Cyanamide process
* Cyanogen halide
* Danheiser annulation
* Dark current (chemistry)
* Decrepitation
* Denaturing gel
* Dioxochloronium cation
* Disappearing rainbow indicator
* Drugwipe test
* Duhem–Margules equation
* Dumas method of molecular weight determination
* Dynamic combinatorial chemistry
* Ebulliometer
* Elaidinisation
* EleMints
* Electrochemical window
* Electron localization function
* Element-Reactant-Product Tables
* Eluotropic series
* Enhancement or quenching of QD, Q-wire and QW radiations
* Entatic state
* Ethylenediamine pyrocatechol
* F number (chemistry)
* FLiNaK
* Farinograph
* Fellgett's advantage
* Ferrocene-containing dendrimers
* Ferromanganese nodules
* Fluorosulfonate
* Folch solution
* Frost flower (sea ice)
* Fürst-Plattner Rule
* Galactoglucomannan
* Galipot
* Gas phase titration
* Gem-Difluoroalkene
* Geneva Rules
* Glycerolysis
* Gold number
* Green-Davies-Mingos rules
* Group transfer reaction
* Higher sulfur oxides
* Anthony F. Hill
* Craig L. Hill
* History of mineralogy
* Homogeneous and heterogeneous reactions
* Homopolysaccharide
* Hybrid vapour phase epitaxy
* Anaerobic corrosion
* Hydrous iron oxides
* Idrialin
* Ignition tube
* Indolequinones
* Institute for the History of Aluminium
* Instrumentation in petrochemical industries
* Iron oxide nanoparticles
* Isodiapher
* Isohydric principle
* Jacobsen rearrangement
* Frans Maurits Jaeger
* Edward Jorden
* Lemont Kier
* LIESST
* Laboratory tube
* Lanthanide trifluoromethanesulfonates
* Laser-induced incandescence
* Latex beads
* Otto Liebermann
* List of benzo compounds
* Yuri Lvov
* Lyprinol
* Mechanostereochemistry
* Metaoxyacids
* Methylene shuffle
* Methylthiomethyl ether
* Mixed potential theory
* Mixed-mode chromatography
* Moiety conservation
* Molecular Frontiers Foundation
* Molecular modification
* More O'Ferrall-Jencks plot
* Multicolumn countercurrent solvent gradient purification
* N-Oxoammonium salt
* NONOate
* NanoScale Corporation
* Naphthalocyanine
* Natural Product Updates
* Nenitzescu indole synthesis
* Niosome
* Non-faradaic electrochemical modification of catalytic activity
* Nonaqueous titration
* Nuclear notation
* Oligosaccharide nomenclature
* Optical contact bonding
* Orthonitrate
* Oxycation
* Oxygen rings
* Perfluorocarbon tracer
* Periodic current reversal
* Peroxide fusion
* Phenacyl
* Phenylaminotetralin
* Phosphate test
* Physics and Chemistry of Minerals
* Picolines
* Pitzer ion interaction
* Plakohypaphorine
* Pluronic P-123
* Yuriy Polyakov
* Polycatenane
* Precipitation polymerization
* Antanas Purėnas
* Lotte Pusch
* Quinhydrone electrode
* Racemic crystallography
* Radioanalytical chemistry
* Christopher M. Reddy
* Retarder (chemistry)
* Rubber policeman
* Rubber seed oil
* SIDD
* Saville reaction
* Selenonic acid
* Semipinacol rearrangement
* Konrad Seppelt
* Silicone quaternary amine
* Silylium ion
* Spin crossover
* Spin transition
* Sterically induced reduction
* Sulfuryl
* Supercritical adsorption
* Superloy
* Superoxidant
* Superstructural transition
* Swain equation
* TAML
* Telechelic polymer
* Tetraphenylborate
* Thermoset polymer matrices
* Thiacalixarene
* Thiocarboxy
* Thiocyanatoiron
* Thioselenide
* Arthur W. Thomas
* Transamidification
* Transient state
* Trihalide
* Douglas H. Turner
* Two-dimensional chromatography
* Ultrafast molecular process
* Underpotential deposition
* Alessandro Vaciago
* Variational Transition State Theory
* Vicalloy
* Victor Meyer apparatus
* Vinyl cation
* Kenneth Wade
* Washburn constant
* Webster's reagent
* Owen Webster
* Keith A. Wheeler
* Wiswesser's rule
* Curt Wittig
* Xanthopterin
* Zalium
* Adenosine thiamine diphosphate
* CataCXium F sulf
* Complanine
* 3,4-Dichlorobicyclo(3.2.1)oct-2-ene
* Dihydroxymalonic acid
* Dry water
* Essentiale
* Glutaconaldehyde
* Hexacyanochromate(II)
* Kelliphite
* Krogmann's salt
* Naphthalen-1,8-diyl 1,3,2,4-dithiadiphosphetane 2,4-disulfide
* Neodymium aluminium borate
* Obetrol
* Potassium aluminium borate
* Rifater
* Tezosentan
* Thallium azide
* 3-Thiophene acetic acid
* Troxacitabine
* Tuataric acid
* U0126
* Veliparib
* Extractable petroleum hydrocarbons
* Hexaconazole
* Robertsite
* Chemosterilant
* Lauryl methyl gluceth-10 hydroxypropyl dimonium chloride
* Neutra Phos
* Protiodide
* Seminaphtharhodafluor
* Ternary compound
* Beta-Alanine ethyl ester
* Aminoethylethanolamine
* Fluorosulfonate
* Indoxacarb
* Valerophenone
* Caesium cadmium chloride
* Caesium lithium borate
* Dioxochloronium cation
* Lauryl methyl gluceth-10 hydroxypropyl dimonium chloride
* Octodecaborane
* Potassium argentocyanide
* Sodium thioantimoniate
* Rozrolimupab
* Atg1
* Beta-ketoacyl-(acyl-carrier-protein) synthase III
* C11orf73
* C3orf58
* C7orf38
* DnaS
* EID2
* EKLF
* ETM1
* ETM2 (gene)
* Exonuclease III
* FXYD6
* Frzb
* GAI (Arabidopsis thaliana gene)
* KIAA0895L
* MOSC1
* Pentatricopeptide repeat
* Podocin
* Prostaglandin transporter
* Telokin
* Transaldolase B
* Translationally controlled tumour protein
* WDTC1
* WS2B
* Chempol
* Homopolysaccharide
* LRPu
* Peritectoid
* Pitzer ion interaction
* Precipitation polymerization
* Ring pucker
* Thermoset polymer matrices
* Diana's Tree
* Atomidine
* PROLINO
* Macroketone
* Austrium
* Prices of elements and their compounds
* 1,1,3,3-Tetramethylguanidine
* 1,2-Diazepine
* 1,3-Dimethyl-2-imidazolidinone
* 1-Naphthaleneacetamide
* 1-Naphthylisothiocyanate
* 18F-EF5
* 2,2'-Dipyridyldisulfide
* 2,2,2-Trichlorethoxycarbonyl chloride
* 2-Bromo-1-chloropropane
* 2-Methylundecanal
* 2-Nitrocinnamaldehyde
* 2-Phenethyl propionate
* 2alpha-Mannobiose
* 3,4-Dichlorobicyclo(3.2.1)oct-2-ene
* 3-Thiophene acetic acid
* 3alpha-Mannobiose
* 3α-Androstanediol
* 3β-Androstanediol
* 4-Bromoaniline
* 4-Chloromercuribenzoic acid
* 4-Deoxypyridoxine
* 4-Iodopropofol
* 5-Methyluridine
* 5α-Dihydroprogesterone
* 7,8-Dihydroneopterin triphosphate
* 8-Anilinonaphthalene-1-sulfonate
* 8-Hydroxyguanosine
* ALPHA (psychedelic)
* ANG1005
* Acetanisole
* Acetylated lanolin alcohol
* Acylfulvene
* Adenophostin
* Adenosine thiamine diphosphate
* Alpha-Difluoromethyl-DOPA
* Alpha-Furil
* Aluminium monostearate
* Ambrein
* Ammonium cyanide
* Arkopal
* Bacillosamine
* Bathvillite
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* Solidus (chemistry)
Articles lacking sources from May 2008
* Ammonium paratungstate
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* Neptunium-236
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* Polybutadiene
Articles lacking sources from June 2008
* Apolipoprotein C4
* Atomic orbital model
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* Cripto
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* LRPu
Unreferenced BLPs from June 2008
* Jeffery W. Kelly
Articles lacking sources from July 2008
* Absolute molar mass
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Unreferenced BLPs from July 2008
* Yuri Lvov
Articles lacking sources from August 2008
* Ernst Büchner
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Articles lacking sources from September 2008
* Cannabichromene
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Articles lacking sources from October 2008
* Amperostat
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* Dihydroquinidine
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Articles lacking sources from November 2008
* Dark current (chemistry)
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* (Meth)acrylate
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Articles lacking sources from December 2008
* Aurotioprol
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Unreferenced BLPs from December 2008
* Keith A. Wheeler
Articles lacking sources from January 2009
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Articles lacking sources from February 2009
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Articles lacking sources from March 2009
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Articles lacking sources from April 2009
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Articles lacking sources from May 2009
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Articles lacking sources from June 2009
* Acryloyl group
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Unreferenced BLPs from June 2009
* Christie G. Enke
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Articles lacking sources from July 2009
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Articles lacking sources from August 2009
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Unreferenced BLPs from August 2009
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* 1,1'-Bis(diphenylphosphino)ferrocene
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Articles lacking sources from October 2009
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Articles lacking sources from November 2009
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* 2,4-Dimethyl-6-tert-butylphenol
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Articles lacking sources from January 2010
* Azoxystrobin
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* Lenperone
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* Methane
* Profadol
Articles lacking sources from February 2010
* Acefylline
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* Hydroxyisohexyl 3-cyclohexene carboxaldehyde
* Pinaverium
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Articles lacking sources from March 2010
* Acryloyl group
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Articles lacking sources from April 2010
* Acetate
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* Delmadinone
* Erbuzole
* Nicolas Flamel
* Flumizole
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Articles lacking sources from May 2010
* Acetyl-CoA
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* K-mer
* Magnesium peroxide
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Unreferenced BLPs from May 2010
* Christopher M. Reddy
Articles lacking sources from June 2010
* Glucose 1-phosphate
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Articles lacking sources from July 2010
* Tert-Butyl acetate
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Unreferenced BLPs from July 2010
* Keith Hodgson
Articles lacking sources from August 2010
* 1,3,5-Trichlorobenzene
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All articles lacking sources
* (Meth)acrylate
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* Roger Festa
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* Nicolas Flamel
* Florence flask
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* Acetylcysteine
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* Radical (chemistry)
* Technetium (99mTc) medronic acid
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Articles with unsourced statements from December 2009
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* Tartrazine
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* List of food additives, Codex Alimentarius
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Articles with unsourced statements from February 2010
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* Carnosine
* Collision theory
* Coltan
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* Dimethylformamide
* Diphenhydramine
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* Fagopyrin
* Fipronil
* Heavy metal (chemistry)
* History of the periodic table
* Hydrogen cyanide
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* Imidazolidinyl urea
* Inositol
* List of antioxidants in food
* List of fictional elements, materials, isotopes and atomic particles
* Loviride
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* Metronidazole
* Miraculin
* Naphthalene
* Naproxcinod
* Nature
* Alexandra Navrotsky
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* Polychlorinated dibenzodioxins
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* Steel
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Articles with unsourced statements from March 2010
* Ammonium aluminium sulfate
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* Arthur W. Thomas
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* Institute for Radium Research, Vienna
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* Nature
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Choline Supplementation and Stacking Guide
Choline Supplementation and Stacking Guide
Choline is one of the most popular nootropic ingredients on the market. There are multiple sources and types of choline, but their overall purpose as nootropics is to increase acetylcholine (a neurotransmitter) levels in the brain. Choline is naturally found in many foods, including eggs and beef and chicken liver, but additional choline supplementation, especially with a “premium” choline source can provide nootropic effects [1].
The two most common “premium” choline sources are CDP-Choline (also known as citicoline and/or cytidine 5’-diphosphocholine) and Alpha-GPC (also known as Alpha-glycerophosphocholine). Both CDP-choline and Alpha-GPC have numerous studies demonstrating that they can improve various aspects of cognition, making them the go-to choline sources for nootropic stacks. Some nootropic effects of choline supplementation include enhanced attention, processing speed, working memory, verbal learning, and executive function [2]. 250mg is an effective dose for CDP-choline, although some studies use upwards of 500mg [3]. As for Alpha-GPC, 200mg appears to be an effective minimum dose, while studies noting increased power output and growth hormone tend to use higher doses of around 600mg [4–5].
The third common choline source is choline bitartrate, which can be considered a “budget” form of choline, as it is less costly than CDP-choline and Alpha-GPC, but does not seem to possess quite the same level of nootropic effects, and requires a larger dose, which can limit its use in capped products. With that said, a proper dose of choline bitartrate can still provide some nootropic effects, and may also have other benefits as well. An effective dose of choline bitartrate is 2000mg (2g); this dose of choline bitartrate provides similar choline content to 5 hardboiled eggs [1]. The main issue with products that use choline bitartrate is that they simply do not use enough; while 200–300mg of CDP-choline or Alpha-GPC is sufficient, you need approximately 10 times that amount of choline bitartrate to be truly effective. However, most consumers are not aware of the vastly different doses required for these choline sources, or even of the differences between these choline sources, making it very easy for a company to get away with severely under-dosing choline bitartrate and still having a label that looks good to the majority of consumers.
Dosing Overview:
CDP-Choline: 250–500mg
Alpha-GPC: 200–600mg
Choline Bitartrate: 2000mg (2g)
Choline and AChE Inhibitors (increasing acetylcholine from two angles)
While choline sources (mentioned above) increase acetylcholine levels, AChE (acetylcholinesterase) inhibitors work by stopping an enzyme from breaking acetylcholine down, which effectively leads to higher concentrations of acetylcholine. By stacking, or combining, a choline source with an AChE inhibitor, you can optimize your acetylcholine levels by increasing them in two ways, both by directly increasing acetylcholine levels (choline source) and by preventing the existing acetylcholine from being broken down (AChE inhibitors).
The most common AChE inhibitor is huperzine-A, with galantamine being another effective option. Both huperzine and galantamine have been shown to be able to acutely inhibit AChE in healthy adults, with 100–200mcg of huperzine or 4–8mg galantamine being effective doses, with some research showing huperzine to be able to inhibit AChE to a slightly greater degree and reach maximal inhibiting activity quicker than galantamine, although both are certainly effective as AChE inhibitors [6].
Another promising and effective, although less widely known AChE inhibitor is sage (salvia officinalis or salvia lavendulaefolia). Sage extract has been shown to possess potent AChE inhibiting activity in healthy adults, and there are also numerous studies showing it can acutely improve various aspects of cognition and mental performance, including increased/improved alertness, immediate word recall calmness and contentedness, and accuracy as well as decreased mental fatigue [7–11]. Effective doses of sage vary depending on the extract (officinalis or lavendulaefolia, essential oil or powdered extract, etc.) but doses of 25–50 microliters of essential oil and at least 300mg of sage powder/extract have been used with promising results in studies.
Dosing Overview:
Huperzine-A: 100–200mcg
Galantamine: 4–8mg
Sage Extract: 300mg
Choline and Racetams (Synergistic Nootropics)
We’ve already covered that pairing a choline source with an AChE inhibitor can maximize acetylcholine levels, but you can take things one step further by adding a racetam to your choline source. Racetams are a class of nootropics that, while some of them have existed for a long time, have been gaining a great deal of popularity recently. Piracetam is the original and most researched racetam. While it is most often used and studies for its effects on cognitive decline and/or impairment, it has also been shown to have effects on health adults, including decreased EEG complexity (indicating increased cooperativity of brain processes) and improved verbal learning. Both of the studies on healthy subjects used a dose of 2.4g, with one study using a single 2.4g dose and the other splitting the 2.4g into three doses of 800mg [12–13]. Where things really get interesting though is when you combine a choline source and a racetam.
While most of the research demonstrating synergy used rodent subjects, they still show a great deal of promise, and there is a lot of anecdotal reports of the combination having profound effects among nootropic supplement users. One study found that neither the equivalent dose (for a 70kg human) of 1.12g choline was unable to improve performance on a passive avoidance test, and the equivalent of 1.12g piracetam resulted only in slight improvements, but the combination of the two resulted in several times greater improvements than piracetam alone. Additionally, rats given twice the dose (equivalent of 2.24g) of either choline or piracetam alone still did not enhance performance nearly as well as the combination of the 1.12g equivalent doses of the combination of choline and piracetam. Additionally, while there were acute effects, continued use (1 week) was superior to acute use [14]. Additionally, the combination of CDP-Choline and piracetam in doses that are too low to be effective alone were able to enhance retention when combined, suggesting synergy between the two nootropics [15].
Another option is Noopept, a dipeptide conjugate/analogue of piracetam that is often described as a “new and improved” or “buffed up” alternative to piracetam that is effective at much smaller doses than piracetam. Limited human research comparing the two has found 20mg Noopept to be more effective than 1.2g piracetam in recovery of brain damage [16]. Additionally, Japanese research suggests that Noopept can be used for rapid adaptation to hot and cold climates, and that it can also improve physical work capacity in the heat [17].
Dosing Overview:
Piracetam: 2.4g/day
Noopept: 20mg/day
Don’t Forget About Caffeine
Caffeine is a common component in many nootropic stacks, and for good reason; it is one of the most researched and proven ingredients known to man and has many benefits from increased energy and reduced fatigue to improved power output. What most people do not know however, is that caffeine has the ability to increase choline’s ability to release acetylcholine [18]. In simple terms, this means that caffeine potentiates the effects and strength of choline. Another benefits of caffeine that isn’t widely known is that it is an AChE inhibitor [19]. With these benefits in mind, it is clear to see why caffeine is such a beloved ingredient, and why it is such a useful component in many nootropic stacks.
For more information on the benefits of caffeine, along with helpful information on how to dose it and what to stack it with to maximize its benefits, stay tuned for our upcoming caffeine supplementation guide!
Recap: Dosing and Stacking Guide
Choline Sources:
CDP-Choline (250–500mg)
Premium choline source. Effective for nootropic purposes.
Alpha-GPC (200–600mg)
Premium choline source. Likely preferred source for power output and/or GH release.
Choline Bitartrate (2000mg)
Budget-friendly choline source that still has some nootropic effects.
AChE Inhibitors:
Huperzine-A (100–200mcg)
Effective AChE inhibitor, reaches peak inhibition quickly.
Galantamine (4–8mg)
Effective AChE inhibitor, reaches peak inhibition slightly slower than huperzine.
Sage (25–50microliters essential oil or 300mg+ of extract)
Effective AChE inhibitor with numerous studies showing acute nootropic effects.
Racetams:
Piracetam (2.4g/day)
The “original” racetam. Effective in humans, demonstrated synergy with choline in animal studies.
Noopept (20mg/day)
Dipeptide conjugate/analogue of piracetam that is effective in much smaller doses than piracetam. Limited research suggests it may be more effective than piracetam.
Caffeine (dose according to tolerance and desired stimulation, typically 100–300mg)
Tried and true; good old caffeine. Included here for its ability to potentiate choline.
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1: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4536529/
2: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25681529
3: http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?paperID=19921
4: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4595381/
5: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4650143/
6: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25455867
7: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15639154
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10: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18350281
11: http://www.nature.com/npp/journal/v31/n4/full/1300907a.html
12: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10555876
13: http://nootroo.com/increase-in-the-power-of-human-memory-in-normal-man-though-the-use-of-drugs-piracetam-and-healthy-human-individuals-in-double-blind-study/
14: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7301036
15: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2392950
16: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19234797
17: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18318195
18: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1435067
19: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3676818/
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What is meant by the phrase thread-safe, Operating System
The term thread-safe in computer programming describes that routine or portion of the program that may be called from multiple programming threads without uncalled for interactions between the threads. (The instance of the program which runs on behalf of some user or process is called Thread) The importance of thread safety to object oriented programming language is that it gives built-in support for threads. By the use of thread-safe routines, the risk of one thread interfering and modifing data elements of another thread gets eliminated by circumventing future/potential data race situations with coordinated access to shared data.
It is possible to ensure that a routine is thread-safe by ensuring that synchronized algorithms are used by the concurrent threads use that cooperate with each other and limiting the shared object's address to a single thread each time an unsynchronized algorithm is active.
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Strategized Locking, Thread-safe Interface, and Scoped Locking
Present your own fully documented and tested programming example illustrating the use of locks to govern access to critical sections.
std::atomic inspct = 0;
int counts = 0;
Lock lck; ----
if (lck.TryEnter()) {
inspct.store(/* get thread id */, memory_order_relaxed);
return true;
}
return false;
}
bool TryEnter() {
if (inspct.load(memory_order_relaxed) == /* get thread id */) {
counts += 1;
return true;
}
void Exit() {
if (counts != 0) {
counts -= 1;
return;
}
inspct.store(0, memory_order_relaxed);
lck.Exit();
}
The atomic variables do not cause data races, even in the most relaxed states. Here the variable is declared as atomic, There is no reason why the compiler would assume that the write can’t be implimented by other threads.
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Solo work, Masterplan
During his time with the band, Grapow also formed a solo project. The first release, The Four Seasons of Life, featured members of Helloween playing backup, with Grapow trying his hand at singing in addition to playing guitar. On the second album, Kaleidoscope, current and former members of Yngwie Malmsteen's band participated.
In 2001, Grapow and bandmate Uli Kusch were fired from Helloween due to musical and personal differences. In 2012, in an interview with Metal Shock Finland's chief editor Mohsen Fayyazi, Grapow stated: I felt very secure in Helloween. In the middle of the tour I said something to Michael and Markus and I said my opinion about something. I wanted to make something the best for the band and I think they misunderstood me, like I wanted to be leader. I was telling the truth and that's how I am… It was a great time in Helloween… but I was happy when I left the band after the Dark Ride because it's one of my favourite albums, it totally changed my life.
Grapow and Kusch decided to go on with the side project they had been planning and formed the band Masterplan with former Ark and the Snakes singer Jørn Lande. After Kusch left the band in 2006, Grapow became the leader and main songwriter of Masterplan.
Production work
Grapow resides in Zvolenská Slatina, Slovakia, where he runs his own musical studio—Grapow Studios. Among many other projects, Grapow produced Czech metalcore band X-Core's 2008 album In Hell as well as their 2011 follow-up, Life and Stuff.
In 2011, he mixed the album Motherland for the Italian progressive metal band Daedalus and played the guitar solo on the song "Underground".
In 2012, Czech power metal band Eagleheart recorded their second album, Dreamtherapy, for Scarlet Records, with Grapow producing, mixing, mastering, and contributing guest vocals and guitar solos.
He also produced Slovak symphonic metal band Anthology's album The Prophecy.
He has worked extensively with Spanish power metal band Lords of Black, producing their albums Lords of Black and II.
Kreyson
In 2017, Grapow joined Czech metal band Kreyson as their lead guitarist. In 2019, he announced his departure from the band. | WIKI |
What you should know about flu vaccines
Influenza (flu) is a highly contagious vaccine-preventable respiratory disease. Read on to find out more about the vaccines.
When should I get a flu shot, and how long does it last?
Everyone aged 6 months and older should have a flu vaccination once a year to help protect them against the flu virus. There are several factors you should consider when deciding the best time to get vaccinated. As with all personal medical decisions, you should speak to your GP or pharmacist about what is right for you.
You can catch the flu at any time of the year, though the peak flu season is typically around August. Because the flu shot is most effective for 3 to 4 months following vaccination, getting vaccinated in April may give you maximum protection during the predicted peak of the season. However, since the start, end, and peak of the flu season can be unpredictable and vary each year, it may be advisable to get vaccinated as soon as flu vaccines become available (typically mid-late March).
Because available vaccines may be updated to offer protection against the flu strains in circulation, and also since protection provided by flu vaccines decreases over time, it’s recommended to be re-vaccinated every year.
When are flu vaccines available?
Typically, the current year’s flu vaccine starts to become available from mid-late March. Your GP or pharmacist can advise you when to come in to get your flu shot for a given year.
Where can I get the flu vaccine?
You can ask your GP or a local pharmacist for a flu shot. Vaccinations are also offered at:
• Travel medicine clinics;
• Public hospitals;
• Staff occupational health clinics;
• Aged care facilities; and
• Certain workplaces.
Can a flu vaccine give me the flu?
You cannot get the flu from a flu shot. This is because all flu vaccines used in Australia are ‘inactivated’, which means they do not contain the live flu virus — so you can't catch the flu from the vaccine.
How safe are flu vaccines?
Vaccines are rigorously tested and monitored for safety. Millions of vaccinations are given each year, and severe adverse reactions are infrequent.
Most side-effects from the flu vaccine are mild and last up to one or two days. They may include:
• Pain, redness, swelling or hardness at the injection site.
• Fever, tiredness, body aches. These may feel similar to flu symptoms, but they are not the flu.
There are other risks that are rare and manageable, such as a severe allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis. It is important to tell the person administering your vaccine about any severe allergic reactions you have had to medicines and if you have previously experienced Guillain-Barré syndrome. Also, tell them if you are feeling unwell. Your health care provider will monitor you for 15 minutes after your flu shot and will have first aid treatment if you experience an allergic reaction. Don’t hesitate to ask your health care professional for advice if you are concerned about a side-effect from any medicine, including your flu shot.
How does the flu vaccine work? What does it do to your body?
Flu vaccines are designed to help your body to create antibodies that help your immune system protect you from the flu or reduce the severity of your symptoms if you become infected.
In Australia, recommendations for which flu strains to include in the vaccine are made every year by the Australian Influenza Vaccine Committee. To make their decision, the experts on this committee review which strains have been recently circulating.
Can I have the flu vaccine while pregnant?
As with all personal medical decisions, you should speak to your GP or pharmacist about what is right for you. However, in Australia flu vaccines are strongly recommended for pregnant women and are funded under the national immunisation program. Women can receive the flu vaccine during any stage of pregnancy.
Should I get a flu shot?
The Australian Immunisation Handbook issued by the Department of Health recommends that everyone older than 6 months of age get vaccinated against the flu every year. Vaccination against the flu can reduce your chance of getting the flu or the severity of symptoms if you do get it. As with all personal medical decisions, you should speak to your GP or pharmacist who will be able to give information specific to your circumstances to assist you in making a decision about flu vaccines and how best to protect yourself against the flu.
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A. Tavadyan and G. A. 1. Shematic pattern of procedures in the “ping-pong” kinetics. It should be emphasized again that identification of the kinetic significance of steps in a reaction system provides the successful coupling of theory and experiment in the kinetics of chemical reactions, aimed at solution of objective-oriented problems of chemistry. 2. MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR IDENTIFICATION OF KINETIC SIGNIFICANCE OF INDIVIDUAL STEPS IN CHEMICAL REACTION SYSTEMS In this section the more formalized methods on determining the role of individual steps in complex chemical reactions are briefly described.
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Jack Salscheider
John Joseph Salscheider (December 17, 1924 – May 14, 1998) was an American football halfback who played for the New York Giants in the National Football League (NFL). He played college football at St. Thomas University.
Professional career
Salscheider was drafted 75th overall by the New York Giants in 1949. He played 11-of-12 possible games in his rookie season. Not only did he run and return, but he also punted. He ran 26 times for 105 yards, as well as punted 14 times for 495 yards. He also returned 15 kicks for 474 yards.
His only touchdown came in week six against the Chicago Cardinals when he returned a kickoff in the third quarter for a 95-yard touchdown. His return was the longest of the entire season. The return also helped him have the most yards per return for that season as well. | WIKI |
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Ivan the Terrible - the first Russian tsar, who in 1547 was officially crowned for reign.
In Moscow Prince Vasily III and Helen Glinsky in August 1530 was born the long-awaited son - their heir John. When Ivan was 3 years old, his father died and was brought up by his mother, who also died in 1538 when he was 8 years old. Ivan grew up surrounded by a struggle for the power of boyar families that were at enmity among themselves, surrounded by palace coups.
Violence, murder, intrigue made him suspicious, vindictive and cruel. Even when he was young, he already dreamed of unlimited power. And when Ivan became an adult in 1545, he became ruler of Russia. In 1547, January 16, in the Moscow Kremlin in the Assumption Cathedral was his wedding at the kingdom. The title "king" in translation means "emperor".
In connection with the expansion of the territory of the Moscow State and the creation of an order system, economic and trade ties between the regions intensified. From the center to the north they brought bread, and from there - salt, furs, fish. During the reign of Ivan IV, trade began with Western Europe through Novgorod and Smolensk. Became more regular trade with England. Through the White and Barents Sea , the road from Britain to Russia was opened. The English trading house was founded in Moscow, and in 1584 the port of Arkhangelsk on the bank of the Dvinskaya Bay.
The first Russian Tsar - Ivan Vasilyevich Grozny - one of the most educated people, he had a phenomenal memory, in theology was an erudite. He was the author of many messages. I wrote the text and music for the service to the feast of Vladimir's Mother of God, as well as the canon of Archangel Michael. In the organization of printing, he played a very important role. In Moscow on Red Square the construction of St. Basil's Cathedral was realized , the first tsar Ivan, was the initiator of its construction.
The activities of Ivan the Terrible received a multifaceted description in Russian history, because pre-revolutionary historians characterized it negatively, while the Soviets emphasized its positive aspects during the reign. And in the twentieth century, in the second half, historians began to study deeply the internal and foreign policies of Ivan the Terrible. | FINEWEB-EDU |
A Landing on the Sun
A Landing On The Sun is a 1991 novel by Michael Frayn, and was the Sunday Express Book of the Year. It was adapted into a 1994 TV movie with a screenplay written by the author.
Synopsis
Jessel, a British civil servant working in the Cabinet Office, has been asked to investigate the unexplained death of Summerchild, also a civil servant, whose body was found outside the Admiralty some 15 years earlier, in 1974. His investigations reveal that Summerchild was involved in the setting up of a 'Strategy Unit' reporting directly to the Prime Minister Harold Wilson. (The book predates by 10 years the establishment by Tony Blair of his Strategy Unit in 2001.)
Jessel combs through the Strategy Unit's files, and discovers that the Unit was supposed to advise the government on matters relating to "quality of life", and to this end an Oxford philosopher, Serafin, was appointed to lead it. But Wilson's intentions were not accurately conveyed to Serafin, who set out instead to investigate the nature of happiness, using the Socratic method in a series of tutorial-like discussions with Summerchild. Jessel begins to suspect that their discussions have led them in a quite different, more personal direction from what was intended. | WIKI |
Sevin (rapper)
Marques Adams (born November 14, 1981), who goes by the stage name Sevin, is an American Christian hip hop rapper who has officially retired from music in September 2018. He has released 20 studio albums: All or None (1999 and 2001), Evin Angelz Kry (2004), Holy Mictramony (2004 and 2006), Feel me... (2004 and 2006), Father Forgive Me (2005), Sevin presentz : Hog Life : The LP (2005 and 2006), Work of Art : The R&B EP (2007), B 4 I Wake (2007), We Die (2007), Str8 frum tha Dragonz Mouth (2008), HOG MOB : Tha LP (2008), Faith, Love & Lust (2009), " Unreleased aka Rezin" (2009-10?), Finally Home (2010), "Finally Home Vol. 2" (2011), Purple Reign (2011), Commissary (2013), Pray 4 My Hood (2015), "I'll Wait" (2015), Purple Heart (2016), "Surrender" (2017), "Rather Die Than Deny" (2018), "Tha Mob Chronicles (Vol. 1)" (2018), and his final album "4eva Mobn" (2018). The album Commissary was his breakthrough release upon the Billboard magazine charts. His four mixtapes were Nine 1 Sikk Mixtape volume 2 : City Of Kingz (2006) and 9 1 Sikk Mixtape volume 3 : Hunterz Moon (2007) Nine 1 Sikk Mixtape volume 4 : kakoon. He also released a greatest hits album, Street Legal (2006).
Early life
Marques Adams was born on November 14, 1981, in San Jose, California, the son of Tracy and Debra Adams (née; Pflugrad), where his two younger siblings were born, Danielle and Justus, while they eventually were raised in Sacramento, California, a place he considers to be his hometown. His parents run a ministry in his hometown.
Music career
His music recording career began in 1999 and he has since released 17 studio albums: All or None in 1999 and re-released in 2001, Evin Angelz Kry in 2004, Holy Mictramony in 2004 and re-released in 2006, Feel me... in 2004 and re-released in 2006, Father Forgive Me in 2005, Sevin presentz : Hog Life : The LP in 2005 and re-released in 2006, Work of Art : The R&B EP in 2007, B 4 I Wake in 2007, We Die in 2007, Str8 frum tha Dragonz Mouth in 2008, HOG MOB : Tha LP in 2008, Faith, Love & Lust in 2009, Finally Home in 2010, Purple Reign in 2011, Commissary in 2013, Pray 4 My Hood in 2015, and Purple Heart in 2016. Rather Die Than Deny was released in 2018. He has released two mixtapes Nine 1 Sikk Mixtape volume 2 : City Of Kingz in 2006 and 9 1 Sikk Mixtape volume 3 : Hunterz Moon in 2007, and a greatest hits album, Street Legal, released in 2006.
The album All or None was reviewed by Cross Rhythms magazine and Gospelflava. His album Finally Home was reviewed by Indie Vision Music. The album Commissary charted on the Billboard magazine Gospel Albums chart at No. 22. Bizzle signed him to a recording contract with God Over Money Records in 2016. The acronym HOG MOB means Hooked On God, Ministry Ova Business. His album, Purple Heart, charted on four Billboard magazine charts, while it placed on Christian Albums, Rap Albums, Independent Albums, and Heatseekers Albums, where it peaked at Nos. 13, 19, 37, and 5, correspondingly.
Ministry
He wants to utilize his Christian hip hop to impact the urban communities of the United States with the Gospel message.
Discography
* Studio albums
* All or None (1999 and 2001)
* Evin Angelz Kry (2004)
* Holy Mictramony (2004 and 2006)
* Feel me... (2004 and 2006)
* Father Forgive Me (2005)
* Sevin presentz : Hog Life : The LP (2005 and 2006)
* Work of Art : The R&B EP (2007)
* B 4 I Wake (2007)
* We Die (2007)
* Str8 frum tha Dragonz Mouth (2008)
* "Unreleased aka Rezin" (2010)
* HOG MOB : Tha LP (2008)
* Faith, Love & Lust (2009)
* Finally Home (2010)
* "Finally Home Vol.2" (2011)
* Purple Reign (2011)
* Commissary (2013)
* Pray 4 My Hood (2015)
* "I'll Wait" (2015)
* Purple Heart (2016)
* Rather Die Than Deny (2018)
* 4eva Mobbin (2018)
* Mixtapes
* "HOG MOB Mixtape Vol.1 Genesis"
* Nine 1 Sikk Mixtape volume 2 : City Of Kingz (2006)
* 9 1 Sikk Mixtape volume 3 : Hunterz Moon (2007)
* "91 Sikk Mixtape volume 4 : Kakoon" (2008)
* "HOGMOB Muzik Presentz: Freedom" (2009)
* Featured Singles
* "Go For Mine ft. Jay Rich" NBA 2K7
* Welcome to California by 40 Glocc ft. Snoop Dogg, Too Short, Xzibit and Sevin (2010) | WIKI |
Talk:A-level Computing 2009/AQA/Problem Solving, Programming, Operating Systems, Databases and Networking/Databases/Normalisation
The normalisation image is inadequate. 1NF states that we should 'split up the data' and 3NF states that we should 'keep splitting it up'. These are just generic, meaningless terms. Normalisation has specific rules but this makes it sound like it's just using your intuition to split things in to separate tables. | WIKI |
-- Ex-New York State Majority Leader’s Indictment Upheld
Former New York state Senator Joseph L. Bruno, who served as Republican majority leader, failed to
win dismissal of corruption charges on the grounds that he would
unconstitutionally be tried twice for the same crimes. Bruno is accused of accepting as much as $440,000 from
former TerreStar Networks Inc. chairman Jared E. Abbruzzese and
companies he was affiliated with in exchange for political
favors. After his conviction was thrown out in 2011 in light of
a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Bruno faced a new indictment in
Albany , New York, over the same allegations in 2012. The U.S. Court of Appeals in Manhattan ruled today that the
government could proceed with its charges because they are now
based on a theory of bribery and kickbacks rather than the
earlier theory of a conflict of interest. “Bruno was convicted of the offenses that are now the
subject of the retrial,” the court said in its ruling today.
The convictions are significant because “the jury found that
Bruno possessed the requisite intent to devise a scheme to
defraud.” The earlier convictions were vacated following a 2010
Supreme Court ruling in the case of former Enron Corp. Chief
Executive Officer Jeffrey Skilling . The Supreme Court said the
honest-services law criminalizes schemes involving bribes or
kickbacks, not the failure to disclose conflicts of interest. Corruption Probe Bruno, a Republican, was elected to the state Senate in
1976 and served until 2008, when he resigned amid a federal
corruption investigation. He served as Senate majority leader
for almost 14 years. In a court appearance in May 2012, Bruno pleaded not guilty
and was released, according to court documents. Bruno solicited payments from Abbruzzese, who directed that
several companies pay Bruno a total of $440,000, prosecutors
said in a statement. The payments were disguised as
“consulting” fees, and $80,000 was for a “virtually
worthless” horse, the government said. In exchange, Bruno performed official acts benefiting the
interests of the businessman and his companies, including
directing the award of a $250,000 grant to Evident Technologies
Inc. and a $2.5 million grant to colleges for the benefit of the
company, the government said. William Dreyer, a lawyer for Bruno, didn’t immediately
return a call seeking comment on the ruling. Abbruzzese served
as a witness for the government in the 2009 trial, according to
court records. The case is U.S. v. Bruno, 09-00029, U.S. District Court,
Northern District of New York . To contact the reporter on this story:
Christie Smythe in New York at
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MEASLES
Last Updated : 9/8/2008
Dr. Ira Shah
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What is
measles
?
Measles is a common viral infection caused by the measles virus. It is characterized by symptoms of cold and fever followed by appearance of classical rash.
How does measles spread ?
Measles usually is seen in children below 3 years of age. It is unusual before 6 months of age due to protection provided by mother’s antibodies present in the baby which it acquires when in the womb. After 6 months of age, these antibodies start waning and a child becomes susceptible to measles.
Measles spreads through airborne droplets by sneezing and coughing from an infected patient and also on direct contact with the rash.
Is measles contagious ?
Measles is a highly infectious disease. An infected patient can transmit the virus 4 days before and 5 days after the appearance of the rash.
What are the
symptoms of measles
?
The patient initially has fever, cold, cough and malaise that lasts for 2-4 days. Rash appears on the 4th to the 6th day of fever and is reddish which starts from behind the ears, involves the face and spreads down to the rest of the body and the limbs in the next 3 to 4 days. The rash fades in the next 3 to 4 days in the same manner that it appeared.
What are the
complications of measles
?
Measles usually does not cause any complications. However, it suppresses the immunity and makes the child prone to getting pneumonia, ear infection, bacterial infections. Rarely a child with measles may get brain involvement (encephalitis) or there may be ulcer formation in the eye.
What is the
treatment for measles
?
There is no cure of measles. Treatment is with fever reducing agents (antipyretics) and antihistamines to control cold.
A child with measles needs to be isolated till the time he is infected. Calamine may be applied over the rash to control the itching. All children should receive high dose vitamin A.
How is measles prevented ?
Measles can be prevented by immunization with measles vaccine or MMR vaccine. As per IAP recommendations, measles vaccine needs to be given at 9 months of age and MMR vaccine at 15 to 18 months of age to boost the immunity followed by a second booster at 5 years of age.
Persons who are in close contact with a patient with measles and have never received the measles or MMR vaccine should be given measles immunoglobulin immediately to give short-term immunity.
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First Created : 1/8/2001
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Catholic Encyclopedia (1913)/Balanaea
A titular see of Syria. The city of this name, a colony of Aradus (Strabo, XVI, 753), is placed by Stephanus Byzantius in Phoenicia, though it belongs rather to Syria. Its first known bishop was present at the Council of Nicaea in 325 (Lequien, Oriens Christ., II, 923). From that time to the sixth century the names of three others are known. At the latter date it was a suffragan of Apamea, the metropolis of Syria Secunda. When Justinian established a new civil province, Theodorias, with Laodicea as metropolis, Balanaea was incorporated with it, but continued to depend ecclesiastically on Apamea, till it obtained the status of an exempt bishopric. This was its condition in the tenth century, when it was directly subject to the Patriarch of Antioch. The Crusaders created there a Latin see, of which a bishop is known about 1200 (Lequien, III, 1189); the river near by it served as a boundary between the Kingdom of Jerusalem and the principality of Antioch. The Franks called if Valania according to the Greek pronunciation, the Musselmans Bulunvoas. Owing to the unsafe conditions of the country the Latin bishop lived at Margat, a neighbouring castle of the Hospitallers. Balanaea, today called Banias, is a little village at the foot of the hill of Qalcat el-Marquab, between Tartous (Tortosa) and Latakia (Laodicea); it is the residence of the kaïmakam of the district. It numbers about 1,550 inhabitants, 1,200 Maronites, and 230 non-Catholic Christians; they cultivate chiefly onion, olive-trees, and a very good tobacco. The roadstead is excellent, but is visited only by small boats.
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Stix Baer & Fuller
Stix, Baer and Fuller (sometimes called "Stix" or SBF or the Grand-Leader) was a department store chain in St. Louis, Missouri that operated from 1892 to 1984.
Founders and history
Originally called the Grand-Leader, the original central downtown store was located on the north side of Washington Avenue between Sixth and Seventh street and by 1920 had grown to encompass the entire city block.
The store was founded in 1892 by Charles Stix, brothers Julius Baer and Sigmond Baer, and Aaron Fuller. It was a public company, with its stock traded on the New York Stock Exchange. The company was a longtime member of the American Merchandising Companies ("AMC"), a trade association of important, locally owned department stores across the United States. For many years the company was known as the leading high-end fashion store in the St. Louis Metropolitan Area, although a smaller competitor, Scruggs, Vandervoort and Barney, also vied for that position.
In 1937 Arthur B. Baer (1895–1970), the only son of Julius Baer (1861–1940), became President. At one point, Stix's largest shareholders were Arthur B. Baer, Sidney Baer and Leo C. Fuller, who were also the senior officers of the company. However, they hired a series of more experienced retailers to run the business as general managers. Those with the longest tenure were first, Morris Jelenko and later, Frank P. Wolff. The last general manager and president was J. Arthur Baer, son of Arthur B. Baer.
In 1966 the company was purchased by Associated Dry Goods (ADG) and eventually expanded into the Kansas City market.
Unable to compete against Famous-Barr, ADG sold the 13-store division in 1984 to Dillard's, which also re-branded the stores to the Dillard's name. The flagship store in downtown St. Louis, designed by John Mauran and built in stages between 1906 and 1991, was briefly closed and reopened in 1985 as part of the St. Louis Centre Mall, but would be shuttered in September 2001, amidst the mall's failure. The River Roads store was demolished along with the rest of shopping center. The store at the former Crestwood Plaza was demolished in Fall, 2016. (The remainder of the former Crestwood Plaza will also be demolished Winter 2016, and into 2017 for a new development.)
Athletic sponsorship
In the early 1930s, the company sponsored a local St. Louis Soccer League team, known as Stix, Baer and Fuller F.C. This team won the 1933 and 1934 National Challenge Cup national soccer titles.
Radio station
On April 3, 1922, the firm started a radio station with the call sign WCK. In June 1925 the call letters were changed to WSBF in accordance with the company's initials. The station was sold to the Mississippi Valley Broadcasting Co. in 1927.
Television station
In 1955 Arthur Baer donated funds toward the construction of the first building that housed Channel 9, the first television studio in the nation built expressly for educational television. The Julius and Freda Baer Building was named in memory of his parents and was located on the edge of Washington University in St. Louis campus at 6996 Millbrook Boulevard (now renamed Forest Park Parkway), at the southeast corner of Millbrook and Big Bend boulevards. A beautiful new Washington University dormitory now takes up the entire block. The station building was just to the right of the main entrance to the dormitory.
Community relations
The S bar F Scout Ranch in Knob Lick, Missouri, is named for Stix, Baer, and Fuller due to their contribution to help buy the property.
In September 1942 Stix, Baer and Fuller donated $10,000 (~$ in ) to save the old Campbell House in downtown St. Louis from demolition. The donation was made in recognition of the company's 50th anniversary. Shortly thereafter the Campbell House Museum with original furnishings opened to the public. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat noted at the time, "A show window replica of the Campbell parlor, furnished with objects from the home, will be displayed by the department store tomorrow at Seventh street and Washington avenue. Figures in the window will be dressed in the costumes of the period, including some of the dresses worn by Mrs. Robert Campbell when she was the reigning hostess of the city." | WIKI |
Paid Notice: Deaths KRANTHER, ESTHER
KRANTHER-Esther. On March 19, 2000. Beloved wife of the late Jules. Devoted sister of Beatrice and the late Ruthie. Loving aunt to Paul, Nancy, Linda, Phyllis and Adele. Past president Sisterhood of Temple Israel of the City of New York. A pioneer in the fashion industry, she will never be forgotten. Services Tuesday, 12 PM, at ''The Riverside,'' 76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. KRANTHER-Esther. Sisterhood regrets the passing of our past president, Esther Kranther. We extend our condolences to her family. Her warmth and graciousness will be missed. The Sisterhood of Temple Israel of New York City | NEWS-MULTISOURCE |
-- India Boosts Imports of Colombia Thermal Coal as Cheaper Than South Africa
Colombia boosted sales of power-
plant coal to India as Agarwal Coal Corp. imported a second
consignment late last month, according to a trader and ship-
tracking data.
Awobasan, a 150,275 tons bulk carrier, unloaded a 40,010
metric tons shipment of Colombian coal at Gangavaram, a port in
south-eastern India, on May 26, according to AISLive on
Bloomberg and mjunction Services Ltd., a trader. Colombian coal
cost about $92 a ton on a delivered basis compared with $110 for
supplies from South Africa, mjunction said.
South Africa and Colombia, which last year were the biggest
exporters of steam coal to countries with ports on the Atlantic
Ocean, are boosting supplies to India, where they get better
prices. Both shipped 63 million tons of coal to Atlantic
countries last year, according to a January report from Euracoal,
a lobby group.
Adani Enterprises Ltd. , India’s biggest coal importer,
agreed to buy thermal coal from Colombia for the first time as
surging electricity demand prompted diversification of purchases,
an official said in March.
Colombian coal supplies may rise by 8 million tons in 2010
to 71 million after falling by about 6 million tons last year,
according to a report in March by Macquarie Group Ltd.
Indian thermal coal imports surged last year to a little
less than 60 million tons from about 30 million in 2008,
Macquarie Group Ltd. said in a report in March. India plans to
almost double electricity generation capacity by 2012, when the
shortage of coal will exceed 200 million tons, according to the
report.
To contact the reporters on this story:
Dinakar Sethuraman in Singapore at
dinakar@bloomberg.net ; | NEWS-MULTISOURCE |
mde.arfima: Minimum Distance Estimation of ARFIMA Model
Description Usage Arguments Value Note References See Also Examples
View source: R/nsarfima.R
Description
Fits an ARFIMA(p,d,q) model to a time series using a minimum distance estimator. For details see Mayoral (2007).
Usage
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mde.arfima(
y,
p = 1,
q = 0,
d.range = c(0, 1),
start,
lag.max = floor(sqrt(length(y))),
incl.mean = TRUE,
verbose = FALSE,
method = c("Nelder-Mead", "BFGS", "CG", "L-BFGS-B", "SANN", "Brent"),
control = list()
)
Arguments
y
Numeric vector of the time series.
p
Autoregressive order.
q
Moving average order.
d.range
Range of allowable values for fractional differencing parameter. Smallest value must be greater than -1.
start
Named vector of length 1 + p + q containing initial fit values for the fractional differencing parameter, the AR parameters, and the MA parameters (e.g. start = c(d=0.4, ar.1=-0.4, ma.1=0.3, ma.2=0.4)). If missing, automatically selected.
lag.max
Maximum lag to use when calculating the residual autocorrelations. For details see Mayoral (2007).
incl.mean
Whether or not to include a mean term in the model. The default value of TRUE is recommended unless the true mean is known and previously subtracted. Mean is returned with standard error, which may be misleading for d>=0.5.
verbose
Whether to print summary of fit.
method
Method for optim, see help(optim).
control
List of additional arguments for optim, see help(optim).
Value
A list containing:
pars A numeric vector of parameter estimates.
std.errs A numeric vector of standard errors on parameters.
cov.mat Parameter covariance matrix (excluding mean).
fit.obj optim fit object.
p.val Ljung-Box p-value for fit.
residuals Fit residuals.
Note
This method makes no assumptions on the distribution of the innovation series, and the innovation variance does not factor into the covariance matrix of parameter estimates. For this reason, it is not included in the results, but can be estimated from the residuals—see Mayoral (2007).
References
Mayoral, L. (2007). Minimum distance estimation of stationary and non-stationary ARFIMA processes. The Econometrics Journal, 10, 124-148. doi: 10.1111/j.1368-423X.2007.00202.x
See Also
mle.arfima for psuedo-maximum likelihood estimation.
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x <- arfima.sim(1000, d=0.6, ar=c(-0.4))
fit <- mde.arfima(x, p=1, incl.mean=FALSE, verbose=TRUE)
## Fit Summary
## --------------------
## Ljung-Box p-val: 0.276
## d ar.1
## est 0.55031 -0.39261
## err 0.03145 0.03673
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## Correlation Matrix for ARFIMA Parameters
## d ar.1
## d 1.0000 0.6108
## ar.1 0.6108 1.0000
nsarfima documentation built on Aug. 6, 2020, 5:10 p.m. | ESSENTIALAI-STEM |
-- Sistema’s Russneft Cuts Interest Rate on Sberbank Loan to 7%
OAO Russneft, a Russian oil producer
part-owned by Vladimir Evtushenkov’s AFK Sistema, lowered the
interest rate it pays on debt to OAO Sberbank to 7 percent. Russneft has total debt of $4.96 billion, the company said
in a statement, without elaborating. Russneft previously paid 9
percent interest on Sberbank debt, said a company official, who
declined to be identified in line with corporate policy. To contact the reporter on this story:
Jake Rudnitsky in Moscow at
jrudnitsky@bloomberg.net To contact the editor responsible for this story:
Brad Cook at
bcook7@bloomberg.net | NEWS-MULTISOURCE |
[Solved] Python3.9 Install pycrypto Error
1. Go directly to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual,If VS2019 BuildTools and its corresponding VC++14 library are installed on the machine
Studio\2019\BuildTools\VC\Tools\MSVC\14.29.30133\include Copy the stdint.h file to the C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Include\10.0.19041.0\ucrt directory in the directory (*14.29.30133 is the version number, which may be different depending on the version you installed) ;
2. Modify the C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Include\10.0.19041.0\ucrt\inttypes.h file: change the line 14
#include <stdint.h>
Converte it into
#include "stdint.h"
3. Execute in CMD
set CL=/FI"%VCINSTALLDIR%\\INCLUDE\\stdint.h" %CL%
4. Execute
PIP3 install pycrypto
or
pip install pycrypto
to install it.
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Valentin and Valentina
Valentin and Valentina (Валентин и Валентина) is a 1985 Soviet romantic drama film directed by Georgy Natanson.
Plot
The film tells about an eighteen-year-old guy and girl who understand that love is not only a bright and romantic feeling, but also a lot of spiritual work.
Cast
* Marina Zudina as Valentina
* Nikolay Stotskiy as Valentin
* Tatyana Doronina as Valentina's mother
* Nina Ruslanova as Valentin's mother
* Zinaida Dekhtyaryova as Valentina's grandmother
* Larisa Udovichenko as Zhenya
* Boris Shcherbakov as Sasha Gusev
* Lyusyena Ovchinnikova as Rita
* Valeri Khlevinsky as Volodya
* Yuri Vasilyev as Slava | WIKI |
User:Donlacobra/L.A. Cobra
L.A. COBRA
L.A. COBRA - Sleaze Rocking Hair-Metal Stars from Pretoria, South Africa - The only Sleaze Rock/Metal/Glam Band on the African Continent, fly the flag of the 80's Glam Rock scene from the handlebars of their Harleys. Cherry Hill, L.A. Cobra debut album released in 2007. L.A. Cobra's second album "How much snake can you take??" will be released in 2010.
The Sleazy Begining
Formed in November 2005, L.A. COBRA is South Africa’s answer to 80’s Hair Metal – Pretoria Style. Largely influenced by 80’s rock bands like Mötley Crüe, Bon Jovi,White Snake, Poison, Guns N'Roses, KISS, WASP and Skid Row, L.A. COBRA is all about girls, Harleys, big hair and a good time. bringing back those memorable guitar solo’s and “balls to the wall” hard rock shows we’re all starved for with a modern twist from their songwriting as we know them, these guys are the real deal, and live Rock and Roll!
Cherry Hill (2006 - 2007)
L.A. Cobra's Debut album Cherry Hill Recorded late 2006 and released early 2007 by [Intervention Arts]and produced by L.A. Cobra and Ashton Nyte of The Awakening. Also a cover of Poison's "Look what the cat dragged" on the Cherry Hill album, that featured on a United Kingdom based TV Commercial for Polycell
New Album - How much snake can you take??(2011)
L.A. Cobra's second Album is available now, with 10 of the sleaziest, catchiest and most rocking tracks and a cover of [Europe's] "[The Final Countdown],
Former L.A. Cobra Members(2005-2010)
Vince Luv (2005-2007)Lead Guitar, Ron Midnight (2005-2007) Bass Guitar, Alex Monroe (2008) Lead Guitar, T-Bone Billy (2005-2009) Bass Guitar, Jamie Gunz (Joined L.A.Cobra for Guns & Roses Tribute in June 2010),
Website(New Website coming soon)
L.A. Cobra
Interesting Facts
L.A. Cobra is from the same hometown as Duncan Faure from The Bay City Rollers and Rabbitt. Don Cobra was also in a group with Duncan Faure, two years prior to L.A. COBRA | WIKI |
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