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Branching Out Field Teams Converge on Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay, NY – This week, Branching Out field teams from Boston and New York City met at Sagamore Hill National Historic Site for a four-day long gathering to learn about landscape management and work on various projects with park staff. Branching Out is a project of the Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation that provides city youth with an overview of landscape management practices through educational workshops and hands-on field experiences. For the students and interns with Branching Out, working on historic landscape projects is a rewarding opportunity for young people to travel, meet others, study a fascinating field of work, and learn about the importance of park stewardship.
While at Sagamore Hill, field teams and interns with members ranging in age from high school to college age engaged in a number of landscaping tasks alongside experienced staff including turf rejuvenation near the Roosevelt home, repair of fencing around the fields, pruning of historic apple trees, and maintenance on the nature trail. Students got hands-on experience using power tools, constructing fence posts, placing water bars on trails, and learning basic arborist skills. The gathering culminated with a teach-back session in which the four groups gave in-depth tutorials on how to complete their particular task, each speaking on the project’s highlights and how they dealt with challenges. During the teach-back exercise, many participants expressed a desire to pursue careers working in national parks and on public lands.
At the close of the four-day gathering, Sagamore Hill’s Superintendent Kelly Fuhrmann thanked the program attendees by giving gifts of Sagamore Hill medallions and books about the Park Service and Theodore Roosevelt. “The students and staff from Branching Out engaged in valuable project work with National Park Service and Sagamore Hill staff during the past week,” said Fuhrmann. “This developmental opportunity for the students provided a series of collaborative field work projects that the park staff greatly appreciates the help with.” Chief of Maintenance Paul Cecere added that “Sagamore Hill was grateful to work with such a motivated group of upcoming arborists and preservationists. I hope their time here sparks an urge to seek out national parks all over the United States.”
For more information on the Olmsted Center’s Branching Out Summer Youth Program, visit their website at www.nps.gov/oclp or search for them on Facebook and Instagram. |
Magic Description: Thought Project is a atype of magic which allows its user to create a psychic copy of his or her body. This magic can work even over great distances, allowing the user to essentially be in two places at once. While some Thought Projections were intangible like holograms, used merely for communication.
Weaknesses: When advanced users create the alter-ego, the creation and maintenance of this alter-ego will be very taxing, however, essentially halving the user's overall magical power. Once the Thought Projection reunites with the user's body, the user's magical power returns to normal.
Specialness: Advanced users are able to create a particularly powerful Thought Projection that can physically interact with people and objects, even though it lacks physical form. This will allow the user to essentially live a double life as well as to trick the people into thinking that it could be your twin. |
Benefits are derived from well implemented Solutions. The challenge to save energy, improve security or make sure everything continues to perform in a harsh environment, are all candidates for good solutions. Try out some Hubbell Solutions.
Benefits are derived from well implemented Solutions. The challenge to save energy, improve security or make sure everything continues to perform in a harsh environment, are all candidates for good solutions. Try out some Hubbell Solutions.
Hubbell serves the needs of customers in a variety of market applications. From controlled environments of a data center to the demanding continuity of the power grid. See the major markets and building types below.
Hubbell serves the needs of customers in a variety of market applications. From controlled environments of a data center to the demanding continuity of the power grid. See the major markets and building types below.
Seeing the finished result of a project is often the inspiration for tackling one of your own. Certain ideas may be driven by a desire to upgrade, others out of necessity. Listed below are examples for some you may want to consider. Get inspired.
Seeing the finished result of a project is often the inspiration for tackling one of your own. Certain ideas may be driven by a desire to upgrade, others out of necessity. Listed below are examples for some you may want to consider. Get inspired.
Benefits are derived from well implemented Solutions. The challenge to save energy, improve security or make sure everything continues to perform in a harsh environment, are all candidates for good solutions. Try out some Hubbell Solutions.
Benefits are derived from well implemented Solutions. The challenge to save energy, improve security or make sure everything continues to perform in a harsh environment, are all candidates for good solutions. Try out some Hubbell Solutions.
Hubbell serves the needs of customers in a variety of market applications. From controlled environments of a data center to the demanding continuity of the power grid. See the major markets and building types below.
Hubbell serves the needs of customers in a variety of market applications. From controlled environments of a data center to the demanding continuity of the power grid. See the major markets and building types below.
Seeing the finished result of a project is often the inspiration for tackling one of your own. Certain ideas may be driven by a desire to upgrade, others out of necessity. Listed below are examples for some you may want to consider. Get inspired.
Seeing the finished result of a project is often the inspiration for tackling one of your own. Certain ideas may be driven by a desire to upgrade, others out of necessity. Listed below are examples for some you may want to consider. Get inspired. |
Anupgarh railway station
Anupgarh railway station is a main railway station in Sri Ganganagar district, Rajasthan. Its code is APH. It serves Sri Ganganagar city. The station consists of two platforms. The platforms are not well sheltered. It lacks many facilities including water and sanitation.
Major trains
Some of the important trains that runs from Anupgarh are:
Anupgarh - Suratgarh Passenger Special (UnReserved)
Anupgarh - Suratgarh Passenger (UnReserved)
References
Category:Railway stations in Sri Ganganagar district
Category:Bikaner railway division
Category:Sri Ganganagar
Category:Transport in Sri Ganganagar |
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How to utilise spare bandwidth
Ive got an interesting question for all of you. I'm currently sitting on a 100mbps line, and i would like to use it in some interesting way.
I would like to share it in a way simmiliar to folding@home, SETI@Home, etc.
I have thought of using it as a file sharing server, or a web server, but I'm not keeping it on all the time, only when I'm home. I'm not using file exchange much, because of limited HDD space - all of mine are full with stuff I need.
So The main question: How to use spare bandwidth in an interesting and socially usefull way?
A:
What about providing a TOR node?
http://www.torproject.org
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Prepare for every stage of your physician assistant career with Physician Assistant: A Guide to Clinical Practice, 5th Edition - the one text that takes you from your PA coursework through clinical practice! Concise, easy to read, and highly visual, this all-in-one resource by Ruth Ballweg, Edward M. Sullivan, Darwin Brown, and Daniel Vetrosky delivers the current, practical guidance you need to know to succeed in any setting. New to this edition Navigate today's professional challenges with new chapters on NCCPA Specialty Recognition; Communication Issues; the Electronic Health Record; Patient Safety and Quality of Care; Population-Based Practice; and Physician Assistants and Supervision. Meet ARC-PA accreditation requirements with coverage of key topics such as Student Safety in Clinical Settings, Health Care Delivery Systems, Population-Based Practice, and Mass Casualties/Disasters. Keep up with the PA competencies that are endorsed by the AAPA, PAEA, NCCPA, and ARC-PA. Master key concepts and clinical applications thanks to a succinct, bulleted writing style; convenient tables; practical case studies; and clinical application questions throughout. Retain what you've learned and easily visualize every aspect of clinical practice with a new full-color design and illustrations throughout. Explore global options with expanded coverage of physician assistants in international medicine. |
Q:
How to correctly import a component in Vue.js
I have the following component defined as below:
import Vue from 'vue';
import Datepicker from 'vuejs-datepicker';
Vue.component('DatePicker', {
template: `
<datepicker name="date"></datepicker>
`,
});
Which I am trying to import it from another file and use it in another component but for some reason I am getting error like:
[Vue warn]: Unknown custom element: - did you register
the component correctly? For recursive components, make sure to
provide the "name" option.
I am pretty new to Vue.js so I am wondering if someone can guide me what am I doing wrong here!
Here is how I am trying to use the component:
require('./datetime-picker');
<DatePicker></DatePicker>
A:
To register a component globally, try this:
import Vue from 'vue';
import Datepicker from 'vuejs-datepicker';
Vue.component('DatePicker', Datepicker);
Now you will be able use it by importing it into other components, without needing to use components: { Datepicker }
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The police found a newborn in a garbage can outside of Devon’s apartment building. They found Devon home sick from school on her couch bleeding between her legs and almost unconscious. After she is rushed to the hospital, she finds out she gave birth the night before.
Attempted murder. That’s the charge that Devon is facing, even if she doesn’t remember what happened. She is a good student and a good daughter. A really responsible kid. How could this have happened?
Now she sits in a cell in juvenile hall. Is Devon really the sort of monster who would try to kill her own baby? Or is she a victim herself? |
This invention relates to brushes and more particularly to handpieces combining dental floss with the bristles of a brush such as toothbrushes, scrub brushes and the like.
Over the years, many different types of brushes have been designed with some brushes dispensing paste or other viscous substances into the region of the bristles from a container which may form the handle of the brush.
While it is known to provide toothbrushes having cleaning material containing handles for dispensing solutions to the region of the bristles of the brush, such prior art designs have not disclosed a bristle and floss brush combination providing dual purpose cleaning functions. |
Perceptual assimilation of British English vowels to Spanish monophthongs and diphthongs.
This study examined the perceived similarity between Standard British English vowels and Spanish vowels, including Spanish diphthongs, not usually considered in studies on cross-language categorization. Twenty-nine Spanish speakers performed two perceptual assimilation tasks that differed in the number of response alternatives provided, that is, including or excluding diphthongs. The participants also performed an L1 vowel identification task. The results showed that Spanish listeners consistently perceived English diphthongs as closer to Spanish diphthongs than to Spanish monophthongs, with comparatively high assimilation scores. These results emphasize the need to include diphthongs in cross-language comparisons and second-language acquisition studies involving languages like Spanish. |
The existing folding bed suitable for travel and leisure mainly has two structures. One uses an assembly-type structure composed of a plurality of U-shaped rectangular frames, with the fabric being able to be stretched tight. This is comfortable for sitting and lying, but has a large volume when folded, and is thus inconvenient for carrying and depositing. The other uses a plurality of crossed supports connected together, and has a small volume when folded, but the fabric is unable to be stretched tight because the fabric is connected to the bed support via some fixing points. When a person sits, lies, or sleeps on the bed, the bed will sink undesirably and for this reason is uncomfortable in use. In addition, the bed body support structure has poor strength and therefore can bear only a relatively small load. Thus, after a period of use or upon bearing a heavy load, the bed plane is likely to tear. |
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Balanced monoidal and homotopy symmetric
It's probably a very simple question but I am not sure about the reference.
In the definition of a balanced monoidal category we require that the braiding isomorphims $$c_{V, W}: V \otimes W \to W \otimes V$$ are not arbitrary but admit twisting isomorphisms $\theta_V: V \to V$ which, in a way, represent $c_{V, W} c_{W, V}$ as a coboundary.
Does it mean that from the homotopy point of view, existence of a twisting makes the category symmetric monoidal in the sense of $\infty$-categories?
A:
No, a balanced monoidal structure is something different. One way to think about these things is in terms of the relevant operads. Braided monoidal means an algebra over the $E_2$ operad, while symmetric monoidal means an algebra over the $E_{\infty}$ operad.
Balanced monoidal means an algebra over the framed $E_2$ operad; basically the difference between this operad and the ordinary $E_2$ operad is that you are allowed to rotate the disks.
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I think ECS should fix their bios issues before they start making high end mb's. Looks great but if it's that much a pain to oc what good is it.For less money you can get a better board from asus or gigabyte. |
Christian conservative Franklin Graham has thanked the Trump administration for banning flying the rainbow flag at U.S. embassies and diplomatic missions.
The rainbow flag is a symbol of the LGBT social movement and is widely displayed during Pride month.
(Related: Despite rejected requests from Trump admin, some US embassies fly rainbow flag.)
Graham, son of the late televangelist Billy Graham and a supporter of President Donald Trump, said in a Facebook post that the rainbow flag offended Christians.
“I want to thank President Donald J. Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for making the decision not to fly the gay flag over our embassies during June in recognition of gay pride month. That is the right decision,” Graham said.
“The only flag that should fly over our embassies is the flag of the United States of America. The gay pride flag is offensive to Christians and millions of people of other faiths, not only in this country but around the world. The U.S. flag represents our nation – everyone – regardless of race, religion, or sexual orientation,” he said. |
Dentures
When you’re facing tooth loss, it’s very stressful. What’s even more troubling is the pain, loss in appetite and general withdrawal millions of people go through before finding help and relief. Dr. Villar wants you to know something very important: You will get your smile, speech and appetite back!
What Are Implant-Supported Dentures?
An implant-supported denture is a type of overdenture that is anchored by and attached to implants. A regular denture rests on the gums and is not supported by implants. Dr. Villar will suggest an implant-supported denture when you don’t have teeth in the jaw but have enough bone in the jaw to support implants.
Implant-supported dentures restore your bite and functionally while looking like your natural teeth. Also, they are made from materials that are easy to clean and maintain.
The implant-supported dentures Dr. Villar provides:
Look natural
Perform well
Last longer
Fit your mouth
Fit your face
Myths and Facts About Dentures
All dentures are made to look alike
Dr. Villar completely understands the old standard where everyone had the same one-size-fits-all-dentures. It’s simply not that way anymore. Dr. Villar crafts the dentures to the patient’s face, bite and all of the subtle factors that make a person unique. After he designs your dentures, no one will be able to tell!
New implant-supported dentures are painful
Dentures are painful when they are ill fitted, not kept updated or clean. Dr. Villar takes time with the patient to get the fit right. You will come in for regular check-ups to make sure that your new implant-supported dentures are functioning properly.
Dentures will slip and embarrass me
Again, this is about fit. Ill-fitting dentures may slip. Dr. Villar designs your dentures for comfort and fit and makes adjustments to optimize comfort.
People are always surprised and happy after getting their implant-support dentures. Technology has given me a chance to use my skill to transform their smile and the way they think about dentures. — Alexander Villar DDS
The best way to know if implant-supported dentures are right for you is to schedule a consultation with Dr. Villar and talk about your issues and your options. We look forward to getting your functionality and beautiful smile back.
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About Dr. Villar
Alexander Villar DDS provides handcrafted, minimally invasive dentistry. People travel from all over the San Fernando Valley, the surrounding Los Angeles area and the country to his Santa Clarita office for his exceptional skill and precision.
Dr. Villar is known for Orthodontics, Sleep Apnea treatment and exquisite cosmetic dentistry. |
Q:
EF Core - unincluding binrary fields
I have an EF Core model that has a binary field
class SomeModel {
string Id;
string otherProperty;
byte[] blob;
};
Usually, when I query the DB, I want to return a list of this Model - and then, on subsequent calls, query just a single entity, but return the blob.
I can't see a way in either data or code first to prevent EF Core paying the cost of retrieving the blob field always.
I really want to be able to say something like:
var list = await Context.SomeModels.ToListAsync();
// later
var item = await Context.SomeModels
.Where(m=>m.Id==someId)
.Include(m=>m.blob)
.FirstOrDefaultAsync();
I think I might have to put the blobs into a 2nd table so I can force a optional join.
A:
The only way you could get a separate loading is to move the data to a separate entity with one-to-one relationship.
It doesn't need to be a separate table though. Although the most natural choice looks to be owned entity, since owned entities are always loaded with the owners, it has to be a regular entity, but configured with table splitting - in simple words, share the same table with the principal entity.
Applying it to your sample:
Model:
public class SomeModel
{
public string Id { get; set; }
public string OtherProperty { get; set; }
public SomeModelBlob Blob { get; set; }
};
public class SomeModelBlob
{
public string Id { get; set; }
public byte[] Data { get; set; }
}
Configuration:
modelBuilder.Entity<SomeModelBlob>(builder =>
{
builder.HasOne<SomeModel>().WithOne(e => e.Blob)
.HasForeignKey<SomeModelBlob>(e => e.Id);
builder.Property(e => e.Data).HasColumnName("Blob");
builder.ToTable(modelBuilder.Entity<SomeModel>().Metadata.Relational().TableName);
});
Usage:
Code:
var test = context.Set<SomeModel>().ToList();
SQL:
SELECT [s].[Id], [s].[OtherProperty]
FROM [SomeModel] AS [s]
Code:
var test = context.Set<SomeModel>().Include(e => e.Blob).ToList();
SQL:
SELECT [e].[Id], [e].[OtherProperty], [e].[Id], [e].[Blob]
FROM [SomeModel] AS [e]
(the second e.Id in the select looks strange, but I guess we can live with that)
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This is a term we hear in the hiking community a lot but I think it applies at home or on a bus (as in our case). When I first started hiking the Appalachian Trail I had at least five pounds of extra stuff that I thought I needed. As time went on I slowly got rid of extra pieces of equipment with each town stop. I can remember somewhere around the five hundred mile mark being at the laundromat washing our stinky hiker clothes and going through the stuff in my backpack. Hikers around me were laughing at some of the extra stuff I had carried up steep mountains for five hundred miles and never once used! At that point I knew they were right and ditched anything that I hadn’t needed so far along the way. It seems to be the same with our everyday life too. How much extra stuff do you own? When we first moved on the bus we both downsized quite a bit. I thought we had done well and only kept what we needed. But as time went on I was continuously getting rid of stuff we just hadn’t used yet. Taking all of our stuff out of the bus to move the furniture around has been the equivalent of that laundromat visit at five hundred miles on the trail. I can’t believe all of the extra stuff we have carted across the country! I bet our gas mileage would have been better it I had ditched it 3500km ago!
I guess it is a process. Right now as I prepare for a Pacific Crest Trail hike gear choices are on my mind a lot. I know that I won’t be starting out with five pounds of extra gear but I bet that even after hiking as much as I have there will be a few extra unneeded items that start with me. Why? Why do you think that is?
When I talk to friends about this hike, they ask questions that sound crazy to me. “Do you have a gun?” “What weapons will you carry?” “Aren’t you taking more clothes than that?” From their perspective, they wouldn’t feel safe without a gun or a weapon or extra clothing. They would be willing to carry extra because it would make them feel safe. I did the same when I started the Appalachian Trail. The question is, what are my fears now? What am I choosing to put in my pack that is just based on fear and not a necessity? What is in my bus right now that is based on fear and not reality?
The reality is that we as humans need very little to survive. Access to clean water, food (and not as much food as you think), a very basic shelter and a way to keep warm. Not much more than that. There are hikers who have sub five pound packs and hike crazy, long distances. There are vagabonds/ nomads who live their lives with what they can easily carry.
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how to test if website search is working fine using selenium script
I have to create one selenium script for testing if website search is working fine or not. On searching any content, results are displayed. But on UI no tags are displayed which i can capture for validation.
Please suggest an approach for validating if search results are correctly displayed.
A:
You can take the entire search results in a List, iterate through each element in the list and validate whether it is correct or not depending on the initial few starting characters[words] of the word[sentence]
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Angiogenesis.
The formation of new blood vessels, angiogenesis, is a complex process which is central to normal development and homeostasis. However, uncontrolled angiogenesis plays a critical role in both inflammatory and neoplastic disorders. Our understanding of angiogenesis has expanded greatly over the past two decades due to the development of in vivo and in vitro models to study this important process. A variety of cytokines and growth factors have been shown to induce new blood vessel formation in vivo, and in vitro studies have been able to define whether agents have direct or indirect effects upon vascular endothelial cells. Our improved understanding of the mechanisms which regulate angiogenesis has now created important opportunities for the development of new therapies for the treatment of inflammatory and neoplastic skin disease. |
Turkish Grand Prix (disambiguation)
Turkish Grand Prix can refer to:
Turkish Grand Prix, a Formula One motor race
Turkish motorcycle Grand Prix |
Windows and Windows ServerTestTaker on Windows is portable. This means that once you have installed TestTaker, you can copy the application folder (named TestTkr by default) to another computer, or to a server location. To install TestTaker: |
Kickapoo Township, Leavenworth County, Kansas
Kickapoo Township is a township in Leavenworth County, Kansas, in the United States.
History
It was named after the Kickapoo people.
References
Category:Townships in Leavenworth County, Kansas |
<?php
/*
* This file is part of the Symfony package.
*
* (c) Fabien Potencier <fabien@symfony.com>
*
* For the full copyright and license information, please view the LICENSE
* file that was distributed with this source code.
*/
namespace Symfony\Component\Routing\Annotation;
/**
* Annotation class for @Route().
*
* @Annotation
* @Target({"CLASS", "METHOD"})
*
* @author Fabien Potencier <fabien@symfony.com>
*/
class Route
{
private $path;
private $name;
private $requirements = [];
private $options = [];
private $defaults = [];
private $host;
private $methods = [];
private $schemes = [];
private $condition;
/**
* @param array $data An array of key/value parameters
*
* @throws \BadMethodCallException
*/
public function __construct(array $data)
{
if (isset($data['value'])) {
$data['path'] = $data['value'];
unset($data['value']);
}
foreach ($data as $key => $value) {
$method = 'set'.str_replace('_', '', $key);
if (!method_exists($this, $method)) {
throw new \BadMethodCallException(sprintf('Unknown property "%s" on annotation "%s".', $key, static::class));
}
$this->$method($value);
}
}
public function setPath($path)
{
$this->path = $path;
}
public function getPath()
{
return $this->path;
}
public function setHost($pattern)
{
$this->host = $pattern;
}
public function getHost()
{
return $this->host;
}
public function setName($name)
{
$this->name = $name;
}
public function getName()
{
return $this->name;
}
public function setRequirements($requirements)
{
$this->requirements = $requirements;
}
public function getRequirements()
{
return $this->requirements;
}
public function setOptions($options)
{
$this->options = $options;
}
public function getOptions()
{
return $this->options;
}
public function setDefaults($defaults)
{
$this->defaults = $defaults;
}
public function getDefaults()
{
return $this->defaults;
}
public function setSchemes($schemes)
{
$this->schemes = \is_array($schemes) ? $schemes : [$schemes];
}
public function getSchemes()
{
return $this->schemes;
}
public function setMethods($methods)
{
$this->methods = \is_array($methods) ? $methods : [$methods];
}
public function getMethods()
{
return $this->methods;
}
public function setCondition($condition)
{
$this->condition = $condition;
}
public function getCondition()
{
return $this->condition;
}
}
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Pope Francis Pope FrancisNuns criticize Catholic group for giving Barr award for 'Christlike behavior' Pope seeks to prevent Mafia from using Virgin Mary imagery Pope: No one should seek to profit from pandemic MORE on Saturday warned against the dangers of disinformation and underscored what he called "an urgent need for reliable information" from the news media.
"There is an urgent need for reliable information, with verified data and news, which does not aim to amaze and excite, but rather to make readers develop a healthy critical sense, enabling them to ask themselves appropriate questions and reach justified conclusions," the pope said to a gathering of journalists at the Vatican.
"There is an urgent need for news communicated with serenity, precision and completeness, with a calm language, so as to favor a fruitful reflection; carefully weighted and clear words, which reject the inflation of allusive, strident and ambiguous speech," he said.
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In his speech to the Italian Periodical Press Union and the Italian Federation of Catholic Weeklies, Francis also warned journalists not to fall into what he called the "sins of communication."
"We must not fall prey to the 'sins of communication': disinformation — that is, giving just one side of the argument — slander, which is sensationalistic, or defamation, looking for outdated and old things, and bringing them to light today," he said. "They are very grave sins, which damage the heart of the journalist and harm people." |
In a move that will prevent foreign e-commerce players such as Amazon from expanding into India, the Government on Friday clarified that companies with foreign direct investment cannot sell their products online in India.
“E-commerce activities refer to the activity of buying and selling by a company through the e-commerce platform. Such companies would engage only in business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce and not in retail trading, inter-alia implying that existing restrictions on FDI in domestic trading would be applicable to e-commerce as well,” the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion said.
As such, extant FDI policy does not permit FDI in B2C (business-to-consumers) e-commerce. The provisions are part of the notification by the industry department on the FDI policies for retail announced on Friday.
The new guidelines will also have a direct bearing on the plans of local e-commerce companies seeking strategic investment from foreign companies through the FDI route. The provision also applies to investments by foreign venture capital and private equity (PE) funds in such ventures.
The Department, while clarifying, said that e-commerce is a capital-intensive business. In many instances, foreign capital has come to the back end. But if the FDI in retail e-commerce is not allowed, it shuts the door for foreign capital in the future as PE players will not have any exit option.
“Retail trading, in any form, by means of e-commerce, would not be permissible, for companies with FDI, engaged in the activity of multi-brand retail trading,” it added.
Sectoral FII limit
On the sectoral FII limit for retail, the Department said the FDI limits for firms engaged in the activity of single-brand retail trading/ multi-brand retail trading. FII limits are governed by the relevant regulations on FII investments.
> Bindu.menon@thehindu.co.in |
Sometimes we have interpretations of what it means to be alive. Because I am alive, I can do this, I can do that. The focus is not about all those things. The focus is your existence, you being on the face of this earth. This will never happen again. The house you live in, other people will live in, too. Right now, you say, “It’s mine.” One day, somebody else will say, “It’s mine.” |
[Advance on research of gene expression during spermiogenesis at transcription level].
After meiosis, round spermatid develops into mature sperm through metamorphosis. During this stage, most cytoplasm in the germ cell is gradually lost. The histones associated with chromatin are replaced by transition proteins and eventually transformed into protamines. Thus, the spermatid chromatin is stringently packaged and highly concentrated. It was thought that the transcription activity of spermatid is lost and RNAs are absent in spermatid. Nevertheless, many types of transcripts are detected in recent years, including the transcripts needed during chromatin repackaged and some small RNAs, etc. Because histones in the nuclear are not replaced entirely, and there are some active sites on the chromatin, we conjectured that spermatid has some transcription activity, and this activity is regulated by hormone and epigenetic modification. These RNAs may be the residues in the spermatogenesis, or timely expressed during spermiogenesis. A deep study on gene transcription in spermiogenesis will help understand the genetic characteristics and provide the theoretic basis for reproductive control using male gamete. This article reviewed recent advances in spermiogenesis at gene transcription level and proposed the future research directions. |
Glossopharyngeal neuralgia as onset of multiple sclerosis.
Glossopharyngeal neuralgia is a painful condition, affecting the ninth cranial nerve, rarely described in the course of multiple sclerosis. Here we describe a case of multiple sclerosis presenting with glossopharyngeal neuralgia. We suggest the presence of demyelinating areas at the nerve root entry zone as principal trigger mechanism. |
Known coffee machines generally comprise a cap intended to receive a capsule containing a dose of the drink to be infused. The cap is taken, manually or automatically, to a percolating head comprising a bored needle, which allows the injection of water and/or of steam into the capsule.
One of the disadvantages of the existing machines is the fact that it is not possible to adapt the concentration of the drink prepared as the capsules all contain the same dose of the product to be infused. The only parameter which the user can vary is the quantity of water injected into the capsule. Thus, if the user desires a concentrated drink in a cup of large capacity, he will have to use two capsules of product in succession in order to obtain the desired concentration. |
Activation of two different kinds of neurons is necessary for appetitive and aversive memory recall in crickets, say researchers BMC Biology who blocked octopaminergic (OA-ergic) and dopaminergic (DA-ergic) transmission and found that this resulted in the inability to recall pleasant and unpleasant memories, respectively.
Makoto Mizunami (now at Hokkaido University, Japan) led a team of researchers from Tohoku University, Japan, who carried out the tests. He said, "This is the first study to suggest that classical conditioning in insects involves neural mediation between an originally neutral stimulus and a pleasant or unpleasant stimulus and the activation of these neural responses for memory recall. Such neural responses are often called cognitive processes in classical conditioning in higher vertebrates".
Mizunami and his colleagues previously reported that, in crickets, OA-ergic neurons and DA-ergic neurons convey signals about reward and risk, respectively. In this report, they found that blockers of synaptic transmission from OA-ergic and DA-ergic neurons prevented the insects from recalling which stimuli were related to the reward, and, therefore, could be approached, and which stimuli were related to the risk, so should be avoided. According to Mizunami, "These findings are not consistent with conventional neural models of classical conditioning in insects. Instead, we suggest that the cognitive account of classical conditioning proposed for higher vertebrates is applicable to insects".
Source: BioMed Central |
---
category: packages
---
## ui-menu
[![npm][npm]][npm-url]
[![build-status][build-status]][build-status-url]
[![MIT License][license-badge]][LICENSE]
[![Code of Conduct][coc-badge]][coc]
A dropdown menu component.
### Components
The `ui-menu` package contains the following:
- [Menu](#Menu)
### Installation
```sh
yarn add @instructure/ui-menu
```
### Usage
```js
import React from 'react'
import { Menu } from '@instructure/ui-menu'
const MyMenu = () => {
return (
<Menu>
<Menu.Item value="foo">Foo</Menu.Item>
<Menu.Item value="bar">Bar</Menu.Item>
</Menu>
)
}
```
[npm]: https://img.shields.io/npm/v/@instructure/ui-menu.svg
[npm-url]: https://npmjs.com/package/@instructure/ui-menu
[build-status]: https://travis-ci.org/instructure/instructure-ui.svg?branch=master
[build-status-url]: https://travis-ci.org/instructure/instructure-ui "Travis CI"
[license-badge]: https://img.shields.io/npm/l/instructure-ui.svg?style=flat-square
[license]: https://github.com/instructure/instructure-ui/blob/master/LICENSE
[coc-badge]: https://img.shields.io/badge/code%20of-conduct-ff69b4.svg?style=flat-square
[coc]: https://github.com/instructure/instructure-ui/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
|
Field
One or more example embodiments of inventive concepts relate to memory controllers and methods of controlling memories, and more particularly, to memory controllers and flash memory reading methods that use various decoding methods according to threshold voltage distributions of flash memory cells.
Description of Conventional Art
A conventional semiconductor memory device detects and corrects data errors using encoding and decoding technology based on error correction codes. One example of an error correction code is a low density parity check (LDPC) code, which is an error correction code that uses a probability-based repeated calculation. However, decoding time in a reading process of a flash memory using such an LDPC code may be relatively lengthy. |
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text.Json.Serialization;
namespace Essensoft.AspNetCore.Payment.Alipay.Domain
{
/// <summary>
/// SpiDetectionDetail Data Structure.
/// </summary>
public class SpiDetectionDetail : AlipayObject
{
/// <summary>
/// 检测结果码
/// </summary>
[JsonPropertyName("code")]
public string Code { get; set; }
/// <summary>
/// 检测内容
/// </summary>
[JsonPropertyName("content")]
public string Content { get; set; }
/// <summary>
/// 检测外部任务编号
/// </summary>
[JsonPropertyName("data_id")]
public string DataId { get; set; }
/// <summary>
/// 检测细节，检测内容可能涉及多个场景
/// </summary>
[JsonPropertyName("details")]
public List<string> Details { get; set; }
/// <summary>
/// 检测结果分类
/// </summary>
[JsonPropertyName("label")]
public string Label { get; set; }
/// <summary>
/// 检测结果信息
/// </summary>
[JsonPropertyName("msg")]
public string Msg { get; set; }
/// <summary>
/// 检测准确率
/// </summary>
[JsonPropertyName("rate")]
public string Rate { get; set; }
/// <summary>
/// 检测场景
/// </summary>
[JsonPropertyName("scene")]
public string Scene { get; set; }
/// <summary>
/// 检测建议 pass-文本正常 review-需要人工审核 block-文本违规，可以直接删除或者做限制处理
/// </summary>
[JsonPropertyName("suggestion")]
public string Suggestion { get; set; }
/// <summary>
/// 检测内部任务编号
/// </summary>
[JsonPropertyName("task_id")]
public string TaskId { get; set; }
}
}
|
Floating thrombus in the aortic arch as an origin of simultaneous peripheral emboli.
Few cases of a floating thrombus in a normal aorta have been reported without other underlying reasons for the thrombus formation and its systemic embolic complications. We report a case in which a floating thrombus in the proximal aortic arch was detected after echocardiography and computed tomography angiography as an origin of upper extremities and ophthalmic embolism. |
Fashion Bedding
Start Your Own Fashionable Bedding Style
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You can choose from the many designs from our fashion bedding gallery. In our gallery, you can choose fashionable ...Read More
images ranging from stylish clothes to makeup designs. You can either use these images as is or have them labeled with your name or your favorite fashion motto to come up with personalized bedding. You also have the choice of coming up with your own custom f bedding design by using a design you’ve made on your own or a photo of your favorite dress ensemble. Only your imagination limits the possibilities of coming up with a great design. |
Bang Bang Lyrics
Bang Bang
Baby I've tried for you
But this heart's not bullet proof
It's like you live with all your guns against me
You shoot love down you push my heart around
And I'm taking no more
Of your faking no more
Bang bang You shot my heart
Bang bang Blown it apart
Bang bang You blew my love away hey hey hey
Bang bang You fire on me
Your hurt and jealousy
Bang bang You've blown our love away hey hey hey
You shoot love down you push my heart around
But I'm taking no more
Of your faking no more |
Q:
Load File, Read To A List
I'm very new to C# only about three days in. I'm trying to open a file of keywords and have the program enter the keywords into a list in the program. I keep getting a string that looks like this.
"Discount Available\r\nDiscounts Available\r\n% OFF\r\n% off\r\nCoupon\r\ncoupon\r\nUse Coupon Code\r\nuse coupon code\r\ncoupon code\r\nCoupon Code\r\nOrders\r\norders\r\nOrder\r\norders\r\nreceived your order\r\nReceived Your Order\r\npayment received\r\nPayment Received\r\nLooking forward to your order's\r\nlooking forward to your order's\r\nLooking Forward To Your Order's\r\nReceived details\r\nreceived details\r\nReceived Details"
But I'm trying to get the list items to output into a list like this below.
Discount Available
Discounts Available
% OFF
% off
Coupon
coupon
Use Coupon Code
use coupon code
coupon code
Coupon Code
Orders
orders
Order
orders
received your order
Received Your Order
payment received
Payment Received
Looking forward to your order's
looking forward to your order's
Looking Forward To Your Order's
Received details
received details
Received Details
This is what I have so far. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.IO;
namespace Keywords
{
public partial class Form1 : Form
{
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
OpenFileDialog ofd = new OpenFileDialog();
public void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
ofd.Filter = "TXT|*.txt";
if (ofd.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
{
textBox2.Text = ofd.FileName;
string filePath = ofd.FileName;
string path = ofd.FileName;
string readText = File.ReadAllText(path);
List<string> fileItems = new List<string>();
fileItems.Add(readText);
foreach (string itemfile in fileItems)
{
}
fileItems = new List<string>();
}
}
}
}
Thank you for all your great replays, This is what I have for my new code from the answers I received from everyone. I'm getting the desired output now. Is this code the best method for doing what I'm trying to achieve? Thank you all!
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Windows.Forms;
namespace Keywords
{
public partial class Form1 : Form
{
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
OpenFileDialog ofd = new OpenFileDialog();
public void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
ofd.Filter = "TXT|*.txt";
if (ofd.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
{
string path = ofd.FileName;
List<string> fileItems = File.ReadAllLines(path).ToList();
}
}
}
}
I have one more question, is there a way to add the items to the list without the quotes? This is the out put I'm getting.
"Discount Available"
"Discounts Available"
"% OFF"
"% off"
"Coupon"
"coupon"
"Use Coupon Code"
"use coupon code"
"coupon code"
"Coupon Code"
"Orders"
"orders"
"Order"
"orders"
"received your order"
"Received Your Order"
"Payment Received"
"Looking forward to your order's"
"looking forward to your order's"
"Looking Forward To Your Order's"
"Received details"
"received details"
"Received Details"
A:
You can use File.ReadLines() to return each line as a separate string in an IEnumerable<string>. If you want that to be a List, like you have now, just add .ToList().
As @mason points out, you'll need to add using System.Linq.
|
Q:
Adding carriage returns to Html control eg) div or span
This code ASPX file:
Relates to:
<div ID="relatedMeasures" runat="server"></div>
<br />
Code behind loops through items and appends to a string...
foreach (int id in mcsMeasuresSelected)
{
if (mcs.Id == id)
{
// Add to selected
mcsSelectedMeasures.Add(mcs);
output += mcs.Measure + Environment.NewLine;
}
}
relatedMeasures.InnerText = output;
Then the output HTML has no line breaks.
Relates to:
<div id="MainContent_extScope1_relatedMeasures">CPS: Gas Boiler Solid Fuel Boiler Electric Storage Heater </div>
I have also attempted using a span tag instead of div tag and an asp label and also adding "< br / >" or "<br/>" instead of Environment.NewLine
A:
Use <br/> instead of Environment.NewLine. Like this.
output += mcs.Measure + "<br />";
and use InnerHTML , like following.
relatedMeasures.InnerHtml = output;
This is the difference between them - Difference between InnerHTML and InnerText property of ASP.Net controls?
|
(*
* Copyright (c) Facebook, Inc. and its affiliates.
*
* This source code is licensed under the MIT license found in the
* LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.
*)
open Core
val run : Configuration.Server.t -> int
val command : Command.t
|
Donald Trump wishes the recipient of this Valentines Day greeting card a Happy Valentines Day. Donald knows that thru the years your Valentines Day seems to mean less and that is why he is here to help you “Make Your Valentines Day Great Again”. This is a task that only Donald can achieve, so relax and enjoy your Valentines Day.
Donald Trump wishes the recipient of this Valentines Day greeting card a Happy Valentines Day. Donald does not anyone to stress out worrying how expensive your Valentines Day will be by telling you that “Mexico will pay for it”! Now that you put it that way, no problem! That was awful nice of Mexico to pitch in to pay for your Valentines Day! |
<?php
namespace Uniform\Tests\Actions;
use Uniform\Form;
use Uniform\Tests\TestCase;
use Uniform\Actions\LoginAction;
use Uniform\Exceptions\PerformerException;
class LoginActionTest extends TestCase
{
protected $form;
public function setUp()
{
parent::setUp();
$this->form = new Form;
$this->form->data('username', 'joe');
$this->form->data('password', 'secret');
}
public function testWrongUser()
{
$action = new LoginActionStub($this->form);
$this->expectException(PerformerException::class);
$action->perform();
}
public function testWrongPassword()
{
$action = new LoginActionStub($this->form);
$action->user = new UserStub(false);
$this->expectException(PerformerException::class);
$action->perform();
}
public function testSuccess()
{
$user = new UserStub(true);
$action = new LoginActionStub($this->form);
$action->user = $user;
$action->perform();
$this->assertEquals('joe', $action->name);
$this->assertEquals('secret', $user->password);
}
public function testOptions()
{
$this->form->forget('username');
$this->form->forget('password');
$this->form->data('un', 'joe');
$this->form->data('pw', 'secret');
$user = new UserStub(true);
$action = new LoginActionStub($this->form, [
'user-field' => 'un',
'password-field' => 'pw',
]);
$action->user = $user;
$action->perform();
$this->assertEquals('joe', $action->name);
$this->assertEquals('secret', $user->password);
}
}
class LoginActionStub extends LoginAction
{
public $user;
protected function getUser($name)
{
$this->name = $name;
return $this->user;
}
}
class UserStub
{
public $login;
public $password;
public function __construct($login)
{
$this->login = $login;
}
public function login($password)
{
$this->password = $password;
return $this->login;
}
}
|
Comic writer Dan Abnett (the guy who created the current iteration of the Guardians of the Galaxy) stops by to chat about his latest work for Marvel - a new Hercules solo book.
Dan also tells us why Joseph Campbell is completely wrong and inducts us into the secrets of the Bearded English Comic Writers Conspiracy. |
Our grasscloth is handmade and dye lots vary slightly.
It is important to ensure you order sufficient quantities from a single dye lot.
We recommend confirming your measurements with a professional paperhanger before ordering.
Or feel free to contact us. We are happy to work through your measurements with you.
*We have calculated for the repeat and match for this item, but this is only an estimate. We are not responsible for incorrect quantities ordered based on this calculator. |
The main benefit of Getting a Residential Gutter Cleaning Service
A lot of people dread having to go onto their roof every fall to clean up out their gutters. While this is something they might rather avoid, nearly everyone knows it’s necessary. A clogged gutter in the winter can lead to the development of ice inside the gutters which may affect the gutters and also the roof. This ice dam can eventually result in water damage inside your house.
While your gutters should be cleaned, you don’t have to complete the cleaning services yourself. It is possible to work with a residential gutter cleaning company to clean your gutters to suit your needs. It is really an inexpensive service that can help you save commitment. Also, because they concentrate on cleaning gutters, they have the equipment essential to remove clogs which may create problems throughout the winter.
When you have your cutter cleaned you can think about getting specifics of maintenance free gutter systems or gutter guards. These will make it easier to keep your gutters clean, even though you should have your gutters checked twice yearly to ensure they are not damaged.
The gutter cleaning service can help clear leaves, debris and twigs out of your gutter within the fall. In the spring they may return and appearance to be certain there is no damage through the winter and remove any debris which may have gotten in your gutter system in the winter time.
Some residential gutter cleaning services can sell and install gutter guards on the home. You can request an estimate while they are cleaning your gutters to figure out should you will save money by obtaining gutter guards. Gutter guards might help save money by preventing the accumulation of debris within your gutter system.
While the gutter cleaning services are cleaning your gutters, they can also inspect the gutters and downspouts. You would like to ensure they are not cracked or broken. You also want to ensure they can be firmly attached to your property. During the winter a huge snow storm can rip a loose gutter off of your property that may cause damage to your roof and lead to water damage in your home which leads to emergency gutter cleaning Kirkland.
If you find problems for your gutter, upon inspection, you could have the cleaning service repair the harm, or recommend services that will help you. Some residential gutter cleaning companies, only clean gutters, they are certainly not able to perform any kind of repair in the system.
Prior to getting a gutter cleaning service look online for reviews of your company. You would like to make sure your gutters are cleaned properly. When you see any complaints of shoddy service, look elsewhere. After you’ve found a couple of companies contact them to request for a value estimate, most will ask to come to your own home to look for the cost with regard to their gutter cleaning Newcastle WA service.
When you hire a gutter cleaning company and are unclear of the work, don’t hesitate to acquire high on the rooftop yourself and look at what was done. If you’re not satisfied, call the corporation immediately to complain. |
Acute and long-term effects of trophic exposure to silver nanospheres in the central nervous system of a neotropical fish Hoplias intermedius.
Nanotechnologies are at the center of societal interest, due to their broad spectrum of application in different industrial products. The current concern about nanomaterials (NMs) is the potential risks they carry for human health and the environment. Considering that NMs can reach bodies of water, there is a need for studying the toxic effects of NMs on aquatic organisms. Among the NMs' toxic effects on fish, the interactions between NMs and the nervous system are yet to be understood. For this reason, our goal was to assess the neurotoxicity of polyvinylpyrrolidone coated silver nanospheres [AgNS (PVP coated)] and compare their effects in relation to silver ions (Ag+) in carnivorous Hoplias intermedius fish after acute and subchronic trophic exposure through the analysis of morphological (retina), biochemical (brain) and genetic biomarkers (brain and blood). For morphological biomarkers, damage by AgNS (PVP coated) in retina was found, including morphological changes in rods, cones, hemorrhage and epithelium rupture, and also deposition of AgNS (PVP coated) in retina and sclera. In the brain biomarkers, AgNS (PVP coated) did not disturb acetylcholinesterase activity. However, lowered migration of the DNA tail in the Comet Assay of blood and brain cells was observed for all doses of AgNS (PVP coated), for both acute and subchronic bioassays, and in a dose-dependent manner in acute exposure. Ag+ also reduced the level of DNA damage only under subchronic conditions in the brain cells. In general, the results demonstrated that AgNS (PVP coated) do not cause similar effects in relation to Ag+. Moreover, the lowered level of DNA damage detected by Comet Assay suggests that AgNS (PVP coated) directly interacts with DNA of brain and blood cells, inducing DNA-DNA or DNA-protein crosslinks. Therefore, the AgNS (PVP coated) accumulating, particularly in the retina, can lead to a competitive disadvantage for fish, compromising their survival. |
[Efficiency of modern technology in obstetric practice].
Bleeding is one of the key components of critical states in obstetrics. The fight against obstetric hemorrhage related to the following aspects: the organization of care, qualifications of medical personnel, the availability and quality of the protocol. The introduction of modern technologies to reduce the frequency of massive postpartum hemorrhage and disability among women of reproductive age. |
Chylous ascites after liver transplantation with mesentero-portal jump graft.
Chylous effusions and lymphatic leaks occur after trauma, malignant disease, primary lymphatic disorders, and parasitosis, and rarely after abdominal surgery. Chylous ascites after orthotopic liver transplantation is a rare complication. We report a case of chylous ascites occurring after hepatic transplantation with a mesentero-portal venous jump graft, successfully treated with conservative management. |
[Transforming growth factor (TGF-beta) and kidney transplantation].
Transformation growth factor (TGF-beta) is a cytokine, which takes part in many clinical conditions linked to different chronic disease states. Its production is regulated by genes and polymorphism of TGF-beta gene individually predetermines levels of its production. TGF-beta is produced by a number of normal, predominately haemopoietic and tissue cells. Moreover, it controls cell proliferation and differentiation, and namely it stimulates fibrogenesis. Profibrogenic efficacy plays a physiological role in wound healing and it is implicated in a spectrum of disease states, such as diabetic nephropathy, chronic glomerulonepthritis, lung fibrosis, or postirradiation fibrosis. In kidney transplant recipients. TGF-beta has been suggested to be involved in the chronic rejection pathogenesis by enhancing fibrogenesis. |
Neurocognitive sequelae following coronary artery bypass graft. A research agenda for behavioral scientists.
Several studies have demonstrated that a sizeable proportion of patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) demonstrate persistent declines in cognitive functioning. However, several important questions remain regarding cognitive changes following CABG. First, can patients vulnerable to cognitive decline after CABG be identified, providing valuable information that can be factored into clinical decisions? Second, the specificity of CABG as a cause of cognitive decline, when compared to other coronary procedures such as percutaneous coronary interventions, has not been established. Third, what mechanisms account for the neurocognitive decline after CABG? Several mechanisms have been proposed to lead to post-CABG neurocognitive deficits, including pre-CABG neurocognitive deficits, physiological injury, psychosocial factors, and/or the patient's perceptual processes. Finally, no study has demonstrated that cognitive changes, as measured by neuropsychological tests, have ecological validity. Specifically, behavioral sciences research is needed to demonstrate that measured cognitive changes significantly impact health status independent of other risk factors. |
[Erythrocyte Li/Na countertransport and correlated variables in a randomized sample of population].
A genetically determined alteration of the cell membrane sodium metabolism may play a role in the pathogenesis of essential hypertension. The most consistent finding in patients with essential hypertension is an increased red blood cell Li/Na exchange (countertransport). It is genetically determined but it is also associated to potentially confounding variables (body weight, race, age and so on). The present study investigates the relationship between red cell Li/Na countertransport and various potentially confounding variables in a random sample of the population. It shows that this membrane cation transport system is increased in males compared to females and significantly correlated to body mass index in males and to blood pressure, alcohol consumption and, negatively, to urinary calcium excretion in females. Since body weight and alcohol consumption are correlated to blood pressure in several epidemiological studies, it can be hypothesized that they influence blood pressure control through an alteration of the cell membrane sodium transport. |
Toledo Police are looking for a battery thief.
According to Toledo Police, someone stole eight large Verizon batteries from eight separate locations Saturday.
The thefts happened across the city, many surrounding the West Toledo area.
In every case the the battery was taken out of a locked shelter, which requires a key.
Police say there were no signs of forced entry at any of the locations. |
from django.contrib import admin
from .models import ContactForm
class ContactFormAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
class Meta:
model = ContactForm
admin.site.register(ContactForm, ContactFormAdmin)
|
Every year millions of small weights are attached to tires by automotive technicians balancing them. Tire balance, also referred to as tire unbalance or imbalance, describes the distribution of mass within an automobile tire and/or the wheel to which it is attached. When the tire rotates, asymmetries of mass cause the wheel to wobble. This wobbling can give rise to ride disturbances, usually vertical and lateral vibrations. It can also result in a wobbling of the steering. The ride disturbance due to unbalance usually increases with speed. Vehicle suspensions can be excited by tire unbalance forces when the speed of the wheel reaches a point that its rotating frequency equals the suspension's resonant frequency. Tires are inspected in factories and repair shops by two methods: static balancers and dynamic balancers. Tires with high unbalance forces are downgraded or rejected. When tires are fitted to wheels at the point of sale, they are measured again, and wheel weights, also known as correction weights, are applied to counteract the combined effect of the tire and wheel unbalance.
Automotive technicians reduce the wobble to an acceptable level when balancing the wheel by adding small wheel weights to the inner and outer wheel rims. A wheel weight is installed by the use of a wheel weight and/or clip that secures the wheel weight to the edge of the wheel. A common garage tool, like a hammer, is typically used to hammer the wheel weight and/or clip down onto the wheel. To remove the wheel weight and/or clip another common garage tool, similar to a pair of pliers or a screw driver, are typically used to grasp and pinch or pry the wheel weight and/or clip to remove the wheel weight.
Traditionally, wheel weights have been made of lead. However, to reduce environmental concerns, steel and zinc weights are being used more frequently. These steel and zinc weights are coated or non-coated. The coated weights have a coating on them which have been discovered to chip or scratch during the installation or removal of the wheel weight by standard wheel weight tools. In addition to the problem with the wheel weight chipping or scratching during installation and removal, the actual wheels themselves (or coatings on the wheels) have been discovered to chip and or scratch around its edges during installation or removal of the wheel weight with standard wheel weight tools. As should be understood these chipped and/or scratched portions of the wheel and/or wheel weights are undesirable for vehicle owners.
It is thus highly desirable to create a wheel weight tool for installing and/or removing wheel weights that may be easier to use than common garage tools and may reduce or prevent chips and/or scratches on the wheel weight and/or wheel itself.
The instant invention is designed to address the above mentioned problems. |
package design.design_patterns.factory.pizzaaf;
public class Mushroom implements Veggies {
public String toString() {
return "Mushrooms";
}
}
|
is there anything similar to these?(sorry the barn looks like nobody has touched it for years lol dirt in barn gathers up rather easily)https://imgur.com/a/kN8Fx(also, cross tie rings? im sure i saw on on the database but i cant find it ) |
<?php
return array(
'title' => 'Nazwa składnika',
);
|
Jose Mourinho has confirmed that he has already identified his Manchester United targets for this summer’s transfer window.
United have signed no players in this winter’s window, instead opting to sell players in order to raise funds to spend at the end of the season.
The club signed four players last summer, outspending every Premier League side except neighbours Manchester City, and Mourinho is expecting a similarly busy period.
“I know what I want,” he said. “I always think every week the more I know my players, the more I know my team, the more I know the competition – it’s a competition I know really well, but it’s in permanent evolution – I know what I want.
“The market closes today so there is no point in me speaking about the next transfer window when we have so many matches to play, so much to fight for, so many good players to work with.
“In our case, we are more focused on the summer period. I like my players, so nothing for me.
“But if you ask me if I know what I want for the next transfer window, yes I know. Is it possible to get? I’ll try, always, to be realistic.
“I remember years ago when I was asking for a second goalkeeper, my technical director gave me a list of possible second goalkeepers and the first name was Gianluigi Buffon.
“I’m always realistic, always try to give options that are gettable. But we’ll have time to speak about that in the summer.” |
Motor hemiplegia and the cerebral organization of movement in man. II. The myth of the human extrapyramidal system.
Following a brief review of the concept of extrapyramidal system, clinical and anatomic evidence is presented against its relative prominence in man. It is proposed that the greatest part of those structures traditionally labeled as extrapyramidal effects its respective functional activities by way of the pyramidal tracts themselves. Such structures, centered around the basal nuclei, the cerebellum and possibly, the limbic areas of the prosencephalon are, according to the present suggestion, indeed, pre pyramidal. This model is based upon the clinical analysis of patients and agrees with more than one century of anatomic verifications in human brains, favoring the notion of the singularity of the human brain. |
Q:
How to add a fake EF4 Rerefence with AutoFixture ( or without if possible )
I have the following code:
public class FakeOrderRepository:IOrderRepository
{
private static Fixture fixture = new Fixture();
private List<acc_ORDERS> dbmock = new List<acc_ORDERS>()
{
fixture.Build<acc_ORDERS>().With(x => x.OrderNumber,Tests.FAKE_ORDERNUMBER)
.Without(x => x.EntityKey)
.Without(x => x.usr_CUSTOMERSReference)
.Without(x => x.usr_CUSTOMERS)
.Without(x => x.sys_COUNTRY1Reference)
.Without(x => x.sys_COUNTRYReference)
.Without(x => x.sys_STATE1Reference)
.Without(x => x.sys_STATEReference)
.Without(x => x.acc_CUSTOMJEWEL_ORDER_ITEMS)
.Without(x => x.acc_DIAMOND_ORDER_ITEMS)
.Without(x => x.acc_JEWELRY_ORDER_ITEMS)
.Without(x => x.acc_CASHFLOW)
.Without(x => x.sys_STATE)
.Without(x => x.sys_STATE1)
.Without(x => x.sys_COUNTRY)
.Without(x => x.sys_COUNTRY1)
.CreateAnonymous()
};
public int Save(Order orderdto)
{
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
public Order GetOrderByOrderNumber(int orderNumber)
{
try
{
var orderdto = dbmock.Where(x => x.OrderNumber == orderNumber).SingleOrDefault();
orderdto.sys_COUNTRYReference= new EntityReference<sys_COUNTRY>()
{
Value = new sys_COUNTRY()
};
var order = Mapper.Map<acc_ORDERS, Order>(orderdto);
return order;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
throw new Exception("when asked to get the order with the ordernumber:" + orderNumber + " an error occured\r\n" + ex.Message);
}
}
}
Seems like this line:
orderdto.sys_COUNTRYReference= new EntityReference<sys_COUNTRY>()
{
Value = new sys_COUNTRY()
};
When executed causes an exception, I am trying to mock the reference objects, if I call the code without this like It all works, but my test code needs the sys_COUNTRYReference object.
The Exception:
Requested operation is not allowed when the owner of this RelatedEnd
is null. RelatedEnd objects that were created with the default
constructor should only be used as a container during serialization.
Please advice on how to fix this problem or attack it from a different angle.
Thank you.
A:
AutoFixture doesn't work well with EF EntityObject entities, in my experience. The reason is that it wants to assign every property of the object. Yes, you can tell it to skip certain properties with .Without(), but this becomes quite tedious when you only want to "fake" around half of the properties you have. Your example code only scratches the surface and is already obscuring the purpose of the test.
I was unable to find a way to stop AutoFixture from ever assigning to certain types, especially open generic types.
So I don't think you'll be able to use AutoFixture for this (yet! -- it's open source, and someone could contribute a fix...).
On the other hand, I'm going to disagree with @Ladislav -- testing with EntityObject entities works fine. AutoFixture seems pretty indifferent to this, but that doesn't mean you can't test! You just have to assign the test values with something other than AutoFixture directly.
You can certainly do something along the lines of:
myEntity = new SomeEntity
{
Foo = fixture.CreateAnonymous<string>(),
Bar = fixture.CreateAnonymous<int>()
};
..etc.
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Paroles "Baby, (You've Got What It Takes)" - The Supremes
Well, now, it takes more than a robin to make the winter go
And it takes two lips of fire to melt away the snow
Well, it takes two hearts a-cookin' to make a fire grow
And baby you've got what it takes
You know it takes a lot of kissin' (Tell me about it)
To make a romance sweet
Ooh, it takes a lot of lovin' to make my life complete
Mmm, and it takes a lot of woman to knock me off my feet
And baby, you've got what it takes.
Because it takes more than an effort to stay away from you
It'd take more than a lifetime to prove that I'll be true
But it takes somebody special to make me say, "I do."
"Oh, yeah"
And baby, you've got what it takes.
Because it takes oh yeah
" You're back in my spot again, honey"
"I like your spot"
To stay away from you
"I can't stay away from you"
It takes more than a lifetime, daddy, to prove that I'll be true
"NOW it's you"
But, it takes somebody special "Like me, baby"
To make me say, "I do."
And baby you've got what it takes
"C'mon, let's play it again, huh?"
"C'mon, let's do it one more time, all right?"
And baby you've got what it takes
"One more time, Brook"
"Ah-ha, OK, Ah-ha"
And baby you've got what it takes |
import {
REPORT_INIT,
REPORT_SUBMIT_REQUEST,
REPORT_SUBMIT_SUCCESS,
REPORT_SUBMIT_FAIL,
REPORT_CANCEL,
REPORT_STATUS_TOGGLE,
REPORT_COMMENT_CHANGE,
REPORT_FORWARD_CHANGE,
} from '../actions/reports';
import { Map as ImmutableMap, Set as ImmutableSet } from 'immutable';
const initialState = ImmutableMap({
new: ImmutableMap({
isSubmitting: false,
account_id: null,
status_ids: ImmutableSet(),
comment: '',
forward: false,
}),
});
export default function reports(state = initialState, action) {
switch(action.type) {
case REPORT_INIT:
return state.withMutations(map => {
map.setIn(['new', 'isSubmitting'], false);
map.setIn(['new', 'account_id'], action.account.get('id'));
if (state.getIn(['new', 'account_id']) !== action.account.get('id')) {
map.setIn(['new', 'status_ids'], action.status ? ImmutableSet([action.status.getIn(['reblog', 'id'], action.status.get('id'))]) : ImmutableSet());
map.setIn(['new', 'comment'], '');
} else if (action.status) {
map.updateIn(['new', 'status_ids'], ImmutableSet(), set => set.add(action.status.getIn(['reblog', 'id'], action.status.get('id'))));
}
});
case REPORT_STATUS_TOGGLE:
return state.updateIn(['new', 'status_ids'], ImmutableSet(), set => {
if (action.checked) {
return set.add(action.statusId);
}
return set.remove(action.statusId);
});
case REPORT_COMMENT_CHANGE:
return state.setIn(['new', 'comment'], action.comment);
case REPORT_FORWARD_CHANGE:
return state.setIn(['new', 'forward'], action.forward);
case REPORT_SUBMIT_REQUEST:
return state.setIn(['new', 'isSubmitting'], true);
case REPORT_SUBMIT_FAIL:
return state.setIn(['new', 'isSubmitting'], false);
case REPORT_CANCEL:
case REPORT_SUBMIT_SUCCESS:
return state.withMutations(map => {
map.setIn(['new', 'account_id'], null);
map.setIn(['new', 'status_ids'], ImmutableSet());
map.setIn(['new', 'comment'], '');
map.setIn(['new', 'isSubmitting'], false);
});
default:
return state;
}
};
|
Q:
resetting fields with jQuery
I am trying to reset fields (selects and textboxes) in a partial. Here is what I have so far:
var $inputs = $('#StudentTable :select');
$inputs.each(function () {
if ($(this).name = "TeachingAsstSelect") {
$('select[name="TeachingAsstSelect"]').each(function () {
$(this).text("");
})
}
else {
$(this).val("Select");
}
});
Here "TeachingAsstSelect" is being cleared, but other selects are not reset. Am I missing something? More importantly, Am I doing it the right way?
A:
If you are trying to test equality of a string, you should use == or ===. See here form more on that: Which equals operator (== vs ===) should be used in JavaScript comparisons?
Also, as @Raminson suggests, try use the attr() method instead.
if ($(this).attr('name') == "TeachingAsstSelect") {
Or better yet, nesting .each() twice like that may not perform as well as other solutions.
I also notice that you are testing name in your if condition then using a jquery selector to match again on [name="TeachingAsstSelect"]. What about simplifying like this:
var $teachingAsstInputs = $('#StudentTable :select[name="TeachingAsstSelect"]');
$($teachingAsstInputs).text("");
var $otherInputs = $('#StudentTable :select').not('[name="TeachingAsstSelect"]');
$($otherInputs).val("Select");
|
The present invention relates to elevator systems. In particular, the present invention relates to power system for driving a plurality of elevator hoist motors.
The power demands for operating elevators range from highly positive, in which externally generated power is used at a maximal rate, to negative, in which the load in the elevator drives the motor so it produces electricity as a generator. This use of the motor to produce electricity as a generator is commonly called regeneration. On average, if all the passengers who rise up through a building on an elevator also return down through the building on the same elevator, the average power required to run the system would be zero, but for frictional losses, electrical conversion losses, and power drawn by accessory equipment (e.g., lighting). However, this typically does not occur since most elevators are dispatched based on efficiency, and power management considerations are often ignored. For example, if two or more elevators are dispatched at the same time, the overlapping current transients from the associated motors results in a significant power demand on the power supply. Thus, the deliverable power from the power supply must be very large to avoid an overload condition if all elevators start at the same time.
In addition, conventional multi-elevator power systems typically include a dedicated power bus and power converter for each hoist motor. Consequently, the power consumed by each hoist motor is independent of the power consumed by the other hoist motors of the multi-elevator power system. This results in inefficient use of the power supply. For example, a significant amount of energy generated by each of the hoist motors during regeneration may need to be dissipated as waste heat if negative power demands exceed the storage capacity of the power system. This not only is wasteful of the generated electricity, but also adds more waste in the requirement for air conditioning to keep excessive heating from occurring. |
The Michigan Cosmetic Surgery Center offers a full line of outpatient cosmetic surgery in a discreet and comfortable center. As a cosmetic surgeon, Dr. Michael Gray specializes in total body aesthetic surgery. He is a leading surgeon in many forms of cosmetic surgery. Dr. Gray is most noted for Scarless Breast Augmentation and External Ultrasonic Liposuction. Dr. Gray has extensive experience in other forms of cosmetic surgery including face lifts, neck lifts, eye lifts, tummy tucks, and laser resurfacing to name a few.
All of the information on LocateADoc.com, (except for information provided by members of the LocateADoc.com community), is either written by health professionals or supported by public health recommendations. |
Exploiting host microtubule dynamics: a new aspect of bacterial invasion.
During infection, many pathogenic bacteria modulate the actin cytoskeleton of eukaryotic host cells to facilitate various infectious processes such as the attachment to or invasion of epithelial cells. Additionally, some pathogenic bacteria are capable of modulating the dynamics of host microtubule (MTs). Although the molecular basis for this is still poorly understood, a recent study of the Shigella VirA effector protein, which is delivered via a type III secretion system, suggests that MT destabilization plays an important role in Shigella infection. |
One-pot and one-step synthesis of bioactive urease/ZnFe₂O₄ nanocomposites and their application in detection of urea.
This communication describes a novel environmentally friendly method to prepare bioactive urease/ZnFe2O4 nanocomposites through a one-pot and one-step process. The synthetic procedure is triggered through a biological mineralization process of decomposition of urea catalyzed by urease. During the growth of ZnFe2O4, urease molecules are immobilized by original ZnFe2O4 nanoparticles. As a consequence, the bioactive urease/ZnFe2O4 nanoparticle composites are assembled. This simple route is expected to endow the bioactive nanocomposites with new properties for various interesting fields. |
Cryptosporidiosis is increasingly recognised as a cause of gastrointestinal infection in Ireland and has been implicated in several outbreaks. This study aimed to investigate the spatial and temporal distribution of human ... |
Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module someCoolApp due to:
[$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module angulartics.google.analytics due to:
[$injector:nomod] Module 'angulartics.google.analytics' is not available! You either misspelled the module name or forgot to load it. If registering a module ensure that you specify the dependencies as the second argument. |
Q:
Manipulating firmware of USB flash drives
As far as you may know, about four month ago, a new malware-like program found that was infected USB device's firmwares. (Take a look here)
I want to know, how it is possible to read and modify firmware of these devices? How does the firmware works? Is the any application or devices to work with firmwares?
I think when the chip powered, the firmware automatically send its type, company and such this information to its server(computer) on data lines(D+ and D-). And the computer using that information use the device. Is it true?
Note that this question was outdated and doesn't help me.
A:
You can modify the firmware of these flash drives quite easily with the many thousands of leaked tools.
OEMs like Patriot, PNY, and other companies don't make the flash drives they sell. They just order a massive amount of vanilla flash drives and plastic cases and put em together.
Then they plug them into huge usb hubs connected to a windows xp machine, and with those leaked (to us) tools, write their brand and whatever marketing name they pick into the flash drive's eeprom.
Now with the correctly matched tool, to the exact model of the microcontroller on the flash drive, and if you want to mess with the NAND you'll also need some other file that has to do with the physical layout of the NAND, you can change the firmware of the flash drive.
Things like it's displayed name upon plugging into a computer.
USB VID and PID
serial number
Maximum reported, and actual power draw
LED behavior (always on, blink speed, blink only on data read/write, always off)
Capacity reported
Executing NAND badblock scans
Adding virtual cdrom based on an iso image
Adding firmware encrypted password protection
Adding second, third, and fourth LUNs ("physical" disks reported to OS)
Permanent read-only partitions
Type of device reported to the OS (SCSI, SATA, flash drive, CDROM, others...)
Percentages of capacity to reserve for wear-leveling
Read/Write speed cap/uncap (uncapping can massively speed up some drives, but sometimes is unstable... think overclocking your flash drive...)
Removing that pesky "read-only flag" that makes OEMs so much money when people think they must replace their flash drive...
Many many other things that understanding chinese would be of great use to figure out...
It would be technically illegal for me to provide those tools (I think?) so I'll leave it to the reader to find them. They're not hard to find.
|
This invention relates to a valve system for a pressurized fluid container, such as a bottle or tank containing hydrogen gas under pressure. It also relates to a container incorporating the valve system and a connection system for connecting one or more of the containers to a gas intake port, such as a gas intake manifold of a fuel cell system.
Hydrogen is typically stored as a compressed gas in a suitable container which is pressurized and equipped with an external valve to turn the supply of gas from the container on and off.
In order to facilitate connection of the container to, say, a gas intake manifold of a fuel cell system, so-called quick coupling mechanisms or quick connectors may be considered. One such quick connector comprises mutually engaging (bayonet type coupling) male and female members to provide a gas tight seal when engaged. Typically, the male member is provided on the container and the female member is provided on the manifold or more specifically, a support rail of the manifold. When in the engaged position, gas can flow from the container through the manifold and into the system for which it is required.
The disadvantage of this arrangement is that, if a connector has a slow leak, the contents of the container will leak away, even if the system is not in operation. Apart from resulting in the wastage of fuel, the accumulation of a gas such as hydrogen in air produces a combustible mixture which can result in an explosion if exposed to a spark or other ignition means.
According to the invention there is provided a quick connect fitting for a pressure fluid container, the fitting comprising a solenoid-activated valve for controlling outflow of fluid from a pressure fluid container, the valve having a valve body defining a chamber therein and means for connecting the valve body to a pressure fluid container with the chamber in communication with the interior of the pressure fluid container, and further comprising a valve opening in the chamber for permitting the outflow of fluid from the container through an external fluid outlet on the valve body which external fluid outlet is in communication with the valve opening, a solenoid and an armature for activation by the solenoid, a reciprocal valve stem provided with a valve seal for closing the valve opening to the flow of fluid therethrough, the stem being connected to the armature for movement of the stem to open the valve opening when electrical power is supplied to the solenoid, and wherein the solenoid has a first terminal which is connected to an electrical conductor located on the exterior of the valve body and electrically insulated from the valve body and a second terminal which is in electrical communication with the valve body for grounding the solenoid to a pressure container to which it is connected.
The valve body may be provided with a coupling member for connecting the external fluid outlet on the valve body to a fluid intake port of a consumer system to which the fluid is to be supplied, the coupling member being for engagement with a mating coupling member on the intake port.
The electrical conductor on the exterior of the valve body may be arranged for contact with an electrical conductor on the intake port upon engagement of the coupling member with the mating coupling member on the intake port.
The fitting may further comprise a coupling mechanism for connecting the external fluid outlet on the valve body to the fluid intake port of a consumer system to which fluid is to be supplied, wherein the coupling mechanism comprises first and second mutually engaging coupling members, the first coupling member being located on the valve body and the second coupling member being located on the fluid intake port. The intake port may be one of a plurality of inlet ports on a manifold for receiving a plurality of the containers.
According to another aspect of the invention there is provided a quick connect fitting for a pressure fluid container, the fitting comprising a solenoid-activated valve for controlling outflow of fluid from a pressure fluid container, the valve having a valve body defining a chamber therein and means for connecting the valve body to a pressure fluid container with the chamber in communication with the interior of the pressure fluid container, and further comprising a valve opening in the chamber for permitting the outflow of fluid from the container through an external fluid outlet on the valve body which external fluid outlet is in communication with the valve opening, a solenoid and an armature for activation by the solenoid, a reciprocal valve stem provided with a valve seal for closing the valve opening to the flow of fluid therethrough, the stem being connected to the armature for movement of the stem to open the valve opening when electrical power is supplied to the solenoid, and further comprising a coupling mechanism for connecting the external fluid outlet on the valve body to a fluid intake port of a consumer system to which fluid is to be supplied, wherein the coupling mechanism comprises first and second mutually engaging coupling members, the first coupling member being located on the valve body and the second coupling member being located on the fluid intake port and wherein the solenoid-activated valve is located upstream of the coupling mechanism.
According to a further aspect of the invention there is provided a container for storing a fluid under pressure, including a solenoid-activated valve for controlling outflow of fluid from the container, the valve comprising a chamber which is in communication with the interior of the container, a valve opening in the chamber for permitting the outflow of fluid from the container through an external fluid outlet on the container which is in communication with the valve opening, a solenoid and an armature for activation by the solenoid, a reciprocal valve stem provided with a valve seal for closing the valve opening to the flow of fluid therethrough, the stem being connected to the armature for movement of the stem to open the valve opening when electrical power is supplied to the solenoid, wherein the solenoid has a first terminal which is connected to an electrical conductor located on the exterior of the container and electrically insulated therefrom, and a second terminal which is in electrical communication with the container.
According to another aspect of the invention there is provided a container for storing a fluid under pressure, including a solenoid-activated valve for controlling outflow of fluid from the container, the valve comprising a chamber which is in communication with the interior of the container, a valve opening in the chamber for permitting the outflow of fluid from the container through an external fluid outlet on the container which is in communication with the valve opening, a solenoid and an armature for activation by the solenoid, a reciprocal valve stem provided with a valve seal for closing the valve opening to the flow of fluid therethrough, the stem being connected to the armature for movement of the stem to open the valve opening when electrical power is supplied to the solenoid, and further comprising a coupling mechanism for connecting the external fluid outlet on the container to a fluid intake port of a consumer system to which fluid is to be supplied, wherein the coupling mechanism comprises first and second mutually engaging coupling members, the first coupling member being located on the container and the second coupling member being located on the fluid intake port and wherein the solenoid activated valve is located upstream of the coupling mechanism.
Further objects and advantages of the invention will become apparent from the description of preferred embodiments of the invention below. |
<?php
namespace Webkul\API\Http\Resources\Catalog;
use Illuminate\Http\Resources\Json\JsonResource;
class AttributeOption extends JsonResource
{
/**
* Transform the resource into an array.
*
* @param \Illuminate\Http\Request
* @return array
*/
public function toArray($request)
{
return [
'id' => $this->id,
'admin_name' => $this->admin_name,
'label' => $this->label,
'swatch_value' => $this->swatch_value
];
}
} |
Q:
jQuery validation plugin - Force checkbox validation?
I am having trouble with a form that uses jQuery validation plugin
<form name="step1" ...>
<input type="text" name="name" required="required"/>
<!-- ... -->
<input type="checkbox" name="acceptTerms1" required="required"/>
<input type="checkbox" name="acceptTerms2" required="required"/>
</form>
name field is being validated, but those two checkboxes are just ignored.
I also tried to set rules manually for them:
$('form[name="step1"]').validate({
ignore: ":hidden:not(.force-validation, .force-validation :input)", //Not ignoring checkboxes (just for information)
//...
rules: {
"acceptTerms1": 'required',
"acceptTerms2": 'required'
}
});
But the rules are still ignored. What could be missing?
A:
rule should be applied like this:
rules: {
acceptTerms1: {
required: true
}
acceptTerms2: {
required: true
}
}
|
Descriptors for High Throughput in Structural Materials Development.
The development of novel structural materials with increasing mechanical requirements is a very resource-intense process if conventional methods are used. While there are high-throughput methods for the development of functional materials, this is not the case for structural materials. Their mechanical properties are determined by their microstructure, so that increased sample volumes are needed. Furthermore, new short-time characterization techniques are required for individual samples which do not necessarily measure the desired material properties, but descriptors which can later be mapped on material properties. While universal micro-hardness testing is being commonly used, it is limited in its capability to measure sample volumes which contain a characteristic microstructure. We propose to use alternative and fast deformation techniques for spherical micro-samples in combination with classical characterization techniques such as XRD, DSC or micro magnetic methods, which deliver descriptors for the microstructural state. |
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
@interface PodsDummy_Pods_SOCKit : NSObject
@end
@implementation PodsDummy_Pods_SOCKit
@end
|
crushing equipment stone crusher machine for sale in south africa
Bar Crusher: Plate Alloy & Aluminium Fishing Boats, Australia
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We are one of the well-known manufacturer, exporter and supplier of ASTM A213 T5 Alloy Steel Seamless Tubes that are made as per standard quality of raw materials. With our in-depth knowledge and experience, we are engaged in offering a finest quality Alloy Steel Tubes. Known for its robust construction, accurate dimensions and longer functional life, these ASTM A213 Alloy Steel T5 Seamless Tubes are tested in terms of quality by our quality controllers for delivering a defect free range.
Our professionals manufactured these steel tubes by using world class material in adherence with international norms. Meanwhile, we offer these Alloy Steel T5 Tubes in different sizes, grades and thickness as per custom-made demands provided by our customers at a very reasonable price. |
Jesus be a fence all around me everydayJesus I want you to protect me as I travel along the wayI know you can(yes Lord)I know you will (yes Lord)Fight my battle(yes Lord)If I just keep still (yes lord)Lord be a fence all around me everyday
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This is my prayer Lord that I pray each and every dayThat you would guide my footsteps lest I stumble and strayLord, I need you to direct me all the way longOh Lord be a fence all around me everydayCome help me say, Jesus
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Sometimes the way get so rough y'all and the nights are so long In my hour of weakness, that old enemy tries to steal my soulBut when he comes like a flood to surround meMy God will step in and a standard he'll raiseOh Lord be a fence all around me everydayOh Jesus
Jesus be a fence all around me everydayJesus I want you to protect me as I travel along the wayI know you can(yes Lord)I know you will (yes Lord)Fight my battle(yes Lord)If I just keep still (yes lord)Lord be a fence all around me everyday
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Cause I need Protection (protection)Protection (protection)Protection (protection)Along the way ( along the way)protection (protectionProtection(protection)Protection (protectionAlong the way (along the way)Along the Way (along the way)Along the Way (along the way)Along the way (along the way)Along the way (along the way)Protection(protection)Strong tower(strong tower)Protection(protection)Along the way (along the way)Be a fence (Jesus be a fence)Be |
<?php
// autoload_files.php @generated by Composer
$vendorDir = dirname(dirname(__FILE__));
$baseDir = dirname($vendorDir);
return array(
'ad155f8f1cf0d418fe49e248db8c661b' => $vendorDir . '/react/promise/src/functions_include.php',
'0e6d7bf4a5811bfa5cf40c5ccd6fae6a' => $vendorDir . '/symfony/polyfill-mbstring/bootstrap.php',
);
|
man, kemp used to be one of my favorite players. it's just disgusting to see how much he crumbled with everything. it's almost like watching your favorite daughter who was a straight a student become a crack whore or something. |
<!doctype html public "restroom">
<title>Complex Polylines</title>
<link href="../global.css" rel="stylesheet" />
<body>
<h1>Complex Polylines</h1>
<div id="example"></div>
<script src="http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js"></script>
<script src="../build/polyline-complex.js"></script>
|
Today, a workgroup established by Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye to study current bail and pretrial detention practices and provide recommendations for potential reforms released their report, identifying recommendations to overhaul California’s pretrial system.
The following is a statement from Ella Baker Center for Human Rights Executive Director Zachary Norris, in response to the findings and recommendations of the workgroup:
“The findings outlined in the workgroup’s report offer further support that the current money bail system is both unjust and unsafe for our communities.
The money bail system punishes people for being poor and disproportionately impacts people of color, who are most often targeted for arrest and incarceration. The result is that whole families suffer, as they take on long-term debt to purchase the safety and freedom of loved ones.
To overhaul this unjust system, we believe we must stop locking people up who can’t afford to buy their freedom, and instead prioritize services to help people make their court appearances while their cases move forward." |
Q:
What does the html 'typeof' attribute do?
I recently came across a question on SO in which typeof="foaf:person" was used as an attribute for an element. I Googled for it but this was the only relevant result. This fiddle too uses the typeof attribute. Would some one please explain me how and why this attribute is used?
A:
It's not a HTML attribute, it's RDF, an unrelated markup language, that happens to be usable as part of HTML or XHTML. It's used to specify more metadata to your data. One of the namespaces of RDF is FOAF (that's your foaf:person), described here - http://xmlns.com/foaf/spec/.
It's part of the "semantic web movement", which basically tries to include semantic information about the web data (the same way HTML5 added eg. the article tag). So by tagging eg. a span with your attribute, you're saying that the content of that span should be interpreted as a person, and by adding more attributes, you can tell that something is that person's name, or homepage etc. This allows for easy understanding of data, especially for machines, and removes some of the ambiguity.
A:
The wiki has an answer to it:
typeof – optional attribute that specifies the RDF type(s) of the subject or the partner resource (the resource that the metadata is
about).
A:
In practical use, the typeof attribute is used in modern Content Management Systems to label content in a way decoupled from the implementation of the CMS backend. Loosely, "typeof" informs you of the type of a contenteditable object, "about" gives a unique identifier for that object, and "property" targets a specific feature of the object; in CMSs this can indicate a triple of (table / row / column), and can be mapped to (page / parent DOM object / specific child object).
As a concrete example, a page full of the recently popular "cards" UI would have a specific URI for the table where the cards came from, which also serves as an identifier that "these are card, load the card editing scripts"; each card would have its own "about" URI; each field that's editable has its own "property" to tell the editing script what kind of tools should be used to edit it (is it an image? rich text? etc.) as well as the target column (title, header, image, body, etc.).
This gives UIs and backends a common vocabulary for targeting RESTful objects. By giving type information to objects, editing tools are enabled without having to know more than that about the objects being edited; By giving "about" URIs, the REST endpoint managers at both ends can do CRUD on the objects without having to be tightly coupled to the editor.
There are many, many other ways that this information can be used, but this is one prevalent use of the "RDFa-light" attributes that has seen real-world application.
|
The Rev. Jeremiah Wright was a sideshow, a distraction, a sham and a shame. So sayeth many of the brightest stars in punditry. How sad that we wasted so much time on what Sebastian Mallaby of the Washington Post called an “absurd digression.” Barack Obama himself frets that we are “caught up in the distractions and the silliness and the tit-for-tat that consumes our politics,” which “trivializes the profound issues.” Yes, by all means, the profound issues are what the campaigners should grapple with. Grapple away on matters of substance and policy. Bread-and-butter concerns. Kitchen-table topics and pocketbook issues.
And what are those? Well, according to Obama and Clinton alike, gas prices top the list.
On ABC’s “This Week,” George Stephanopoulos opened an interview with Clinton by asking how she can defend her proposal to suspend the federal gas tax for the summer when everyone knows it won’t lower gas prices. “Nearly every editorial board and economist in the country has come out against it,” Stephanopoulos noted. “Even a supporter of yours, Paul Krugman of the New York Times, calls it pointless and disappointing.”
Her response in a nutshell: Jimmy crack corn and I don’t care.
Clinton says she doesn’t mind if economists agree that her proposal would do nothing to alleviate high gas prices. Indeed, when Stephanopoulos pressed her to name one — just one! — credible economist who thinks this idea has merit, she responded: “Well, I’ll tell you what, I’m not going to put my lot in with economists.” Instead, she explained, she’s going to break with the “government power and elite opinion” and side with the little guy.
Unlike the proposal by John McCain, who also stupidly supports a gas-tax “holiday,” the Clinton plan has the added benefit of punishing those evil oil companies by making them pay the tax, even though those pointy-headed economists say it will actually reward them. Big Oil would simply pass that cost back to consumers, and the “holiday” would artificially hike demand for gas so that pump prices would jump right back up. But never mind all that.
Oh, let’s also point out that, as a matter of political reality, Clinton might as well be calling for a ban on the use of unicorn meat in dog food, because there is no way her proposal can actually, you know, happen.
Now, in fairness, we should point out that Obama opposes the Clinton-McCain proposal for many of the reasons stated above, and that speaks well of him.
But there’s a larger point here. Clinton’s new populist demagoguery is entirely symbolic. The “substance” is stage dressing, no more real than the scenery in a play. She’s trying to tell blue-collar workers that she’s on their side. The language may be economic, but the message is about values. It’s I-feel-your-pain treacle gussied up as tax policy, devoid of anything approaching intellectual seriousness. Who cares if even liberal economists like Krugman concede the stupidity of her idea; she’s taking the side of the Bubbas against all the fancy pants.
The same goes for the Daedalian debate between Obama and Clinton over health care that consumed many of the early Democratic primaries. In a riot of intellectual vanity, vast amounts of time were wasted on parsing the fine print of their respective policy proposals, with earnest journalists wading hip-deep into the actuarial tables, as if either plan would actually survive its first encounter with Congress intact. Who cares? We’re talkin’ substance here!
Presidential elections are not referendums on policy papers. Rather, policy papers are themselves mere hints, sometimes very poor hints, of where a candidate’s priorities lie. This is not to say that candidates should not offer details, but let’s do away with the charade that the dots on the “i” and the crosses on the “t” are the stuff of Serious Politics, while discussions about a candidate’s “non-economic” values are somehow irrelevant. It’s all the same conversation.
Whatever the true import of Obama’s relationship with Wright may be, or whatever the proper weight voters should give to his view that poor whites “cling” to guns, religion and bigotry because they’ve suffered under bad economic policies, or, for that matter, whatever Clinton’s “sniper fire” story says about her, it strikes me as absurd to argue that these data are meaningless but their stance on a gas-tax holiday is of enduring importance.
We pick presidents for their judgment and values. Anything that gives us a clue as to what those might be is not only fair game, it is the game. |
# This file is just a pointer to the file
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# "Library/ASU-topics/setStat/dueck4_2_1.pg"
#
# You may want to change your problem set to use that problem
# directly, especially if you want to make a copy of the problem
# for modification.
DOCUMENT();
includePGproblem("Library/ASU-topics/setStat/dueck4_2_1.pg");
ENDDOCUMENT();
## These tags keep this problem from being added to the NPL database
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## DBsubject(ZZZ-Inserted Text)
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## DBsection(ZZZ-Inserted Text)
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It is well known in the art that shock loadings and forces applied to the underside of the foot of a person via the sole of footwear article have long term effects on the integrity of joints of a person, whilst also at times causing pain and discomfort, in particular when wearing footwear for extended periods of time.
Furthermore, it is well known that the majority of loading on impact to the foot of a person is imparted to the underside of the heel portion of the foot of a person in use.
Footwear articles of the prior art include various manners in which to increase comfort and conformity to the foot of user, including shock absorptive inserts, various types of foam rubber and air cushioning devices. Such footwear articles typically require increased manufacturing costs and tooling, thus increasing complexity of production.
The present invention is provides a footwear article which overcomes or at least substantially ameliorates at least some of the deficiencies as exhibited by those of the prior art. |
Application of 29Si and 27Al magic angle spinning nuclear magnetic resonance to studies of the building materials of historical monuments.
We report the application of 29Si and 27Al magic angle spinning nuclear magnetic resonance (MAS NMR) studies on building stones from historical monuments to obtain direct information about the degree of degradation and to observe the changes in the consolidated material after treatment with tetraethoxysilane (TEOS). Using the data obtained from deteriorated materials, a diagnostic laboratory, a suitable treatment and recommendations for building conservation may infer. A case study is presented using stones from Guanajuato City Main Church (Central Mexico). X-ray diffraction patterns to characterize the species present in the stones agree with the solid state NMR results. |
install_data(
'.VolumeIcon.png',
'.VolumeIcon.icns',
install_dir: '/'
)
|
Q:
VoiceOver controls are selectable when hidden
I have a UIView which contains some controls (e.g. buttons, labels, etc). I overlay this view onto another view (using addSubview). If the user has VoiceOver on, he can swipe left and right to select the controls. However if I hide the view so the controls are no longer visible, the user is still able to swipe and select them (although they don't actually work). Since this is very confusing to a blind user, I would like to keep this from happening. I have even tried removing the view that contains the controls (using removeFromSuperview) but the user can STILL swipe to select them (although the little boxes which highlights them are no longer in the correct positions). It is like VoiceOver has memorized that those controls were once there and will remember that forever more.
I also found the property 'accessibilityElementsHidden' and I have tried setting that to YES on the view which contains the controls when it is hidden, but that does not seem to work either.
Is this a bug in VoiceOver, or am I missing something? Is there a workaround?
Thanks.
A:
The "memorized" part makes me think you aren't doing something like UIAccessibilityPostNotification(UIAccessibilityLayoutChangedNotification, nil) after removing the subviews.
A:
The documentation for "accessibilityElementsHidden" states:
A Boolean value indicating whether the accessibility elements
contained within this accessibility element are hidden. ..... The
default value for this property is NO. You might use this property to
hide views that are covered by the arrival of a new view. In this
case, the hidden views might remain visible onscreen, but they are not
the focus of the user’s actions.
You might also use this property to hide a transient view that
VoiceOver users don’t need to notice. For example, VoiceOver doesn’t
need to describe the translucent view that appears when users adjust
the volume on their devices, because the aural feedback of this action
is sufficient.
So based on this, in order to have those subviews ignored by VoiceOver, you'd actually want to set this to "YES" on the parent view.
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/*----------------------
Copyright (C): OpenGATE Collaboration
This software is distributed under the terms
of the GNU Lesser General Public Licence (LGPL)
See LICENSE.md for further details
----------------------*/
#include "GateGenericRepeaterMessenger.hh"
#include "GateGenericRepeater.hh"
#include "G4UIdirectory.hh"
#include "G4UIcmdWithAString.hh"
#include "G4UIcmdWithAnInteger.hh"
#include "G4UIcmdWithADoubleAndUnit.hh"
#include "G4UIcmdWith3VectorAndUnit.hh"
#include "G4UIcmdWithoutParameter.hh"
#include "G4UIcmdWithABool.hh"
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GateGenericRepeaterMessenger::GateGenericRepeaterMessenger(GateGenericRepeater* itsRepeater)
:GateObjectRepeaterMessenger(itsRepeater) {
G4String cmdName;
cmdName = GetDirectoryName()+"setPlacementsFilename";
mFileCmd = new G4UIcmdWithAString(cmdName,this);
mFileCmd->SetGuidance("Set a filename with a list of 3D translations and rotations.");
cmdName = GetDirectoryName()+"useRelativeTranslation";
mRelativeTransCmd = new G4UIcmdWithABool(cmdName,this);
mRelativeTransCmd->SetGuidance("If true, translation are relative to the initial translation.");
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GateGenericRepeaterMessenger::~GateGenericRepeaterMessenger() {
delete mFileCmd;
delete mRelativeTransCmd;
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
void GateGenericRepeaterMessenger::SetNewValue(G4UIcommand* command,G4String newValue)
{
if (command == mFileCmd) GetGenericRepeater()->SetPlacementsFilename(newValue);
else if (command == mRelativeTransCmd) GetGenericRepeater()->EnableRelativeTranslation(mRelativeTransCmd->GetNewBoolValue(newValue));
else GateObjectRepeaterMessenger::SetNewValue(command,newValue);
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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require_relative '../../spec_helper'
require_relative 'shared/equal_value'
describe "Regexp#==" do
it_behaves_like :regexp_eql, :==
end
|
[chain]
chainNextFile = true
[providers]
com.opengamma.strata.collect.named.SampleInvalid2 = lookup
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Atherosclerosis in chronic kidney disease: lessons learned from glycation in diabetes.
In diabetes, glycation is a nonenzymatic posttranslational modification resulting from the bonding of a sugar molecule with a protein or lipid followed by oxidation, resulting in the development of advanced glycation end products (AGE). Like glycation, carbamylation is a posttranslational protein modification that is associated with AGE formation. Glycation of extracellular matrix proteins and low-density lipoprotein with subsequent deposition in the vessel wall could contribute to inflammatory response and atheroma formation. It is logical to extrapolate that carbamylation may result in modification of vessel wall proteins similar to glycation, and predispose to atherosclerosis. |
Patients with melanoma or breast carcinoma undergoing axillary dissection are randomized to receive early or delayed shoulder mobilization following surgery. The study is designed to answer questions: Does Physical Therapy immediately post-op. interfere with wound healing? Does Physical Therapy immediately post-op offer more effective treatment for shoulder function in this population? Eighteen patients have been entered into the study, but data is not yet definitive. |
[Recognition of emotional states by epileptics from voices].
Seventy-four patients with focal epilepsy were examined by means of a specially devised complex of experimental techniques. It was shown that epileptic involvement of the temporal lobes (in particular the anterior and mediobasal regions) of both hemispheres was associated with disorders of recognition of the emotional coloring of speech and non-speech sound complexes. Maximum disorders in the comparison of unorganized sound rows were observed when the right temporal lobe was involved, in the comparison of emotions when the left lobe was affected. Difficulties in recognizing melodies and emotions were observed in patients with temporal foci in the left and the right hemisphere but it was especially marked after surgery on the structures of the left temporal lobe. The degree of the disorders was primarily due to the severity of the organic damage of the brain rather than to the localization of the epileptic focus. |
Q:
Python Requests extra sign in field
I am new to Python and Python Requests.
I am trying to login to a site using Python Requests in order to download some files but its failing. When I look at the form data there seems to be an extra field/variable called 'signInSecurity' which passes a value that changes with each log in (token). I don't know how to add this to my code.
Does anyone know what I need to add to my code in order to login successfully?
import requests
with requests.session() as c:
url = 'https://www.somewebsite.net/User/Sign-in/'
USERNAME = 'address@example.com'
PASSWORD = '*********'
r = c.get(url)
login_data = dict(username=USERNAME, password=PASSWORD)
cookie = {'PHPSESSID': requests.utils.dict_from_cookiejar(c.cookies) ['PHPSESSID']}
r = c.post(url, data=login_data, cookies=cookie, headers={"referer": "https://www.somewebsite.net/User/Sign-in/"})
page = c.get('https://www.somewebsite.net')
print(page.content)
A:
In your first request to the web page, there is a signInSecurity value which exists in the HTML. This is the value you mention needs to be included.
Go to the url above and view the HTML (right click > Inspect). Look for this element in the HTML (value will be different of course:):
<input type="hidden" name="signInSecurity" value="3c9c0f517618937924df9711cef6d148-0555a66568a7d12ffcfe656f8718ab22">
You need to include this value in the login_data before you make the POST request.
Try something like this:
from requests_html import HTMLSession
with HTMLSession() as c:
url = 'https://www.stock-analysis-on.net/User/Sign-in/%252F'
USERNAME = 'address@example.com'
PASSWORD = '*********'
r = c.get(url)
input_element = r.html.find('input[name=signInSecurity]', first=True)
sign_in_security_value = input_element.attrs.get('value')
login_data = dict(username=USERNAME, password=PASSWORD, signInSecurity=sign_in_security_value)
r = c.post(url, data=login_data)
page = c.get('https://www.stock-analysis-on.net')
print(page.content)
Note:
I left out the cookie; requests should handle cookies within the session.
I left out the referer data in header, I don't think you'll need any header info in this case.
I used requests-html instead of requests...both libraries are written by the same author, it has built in parsing abilities that make it simple to parse out HTML.
Good luck!
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A key part of most electronic commerce solutions involves the ability to quickly locate products and services and tailor content to each individual user or customer. This requires both product indexing and user profiling.
There are many search engines and knowledge management tools, but none of these are built using the Enterprise Java Beans architecture. The present invention provides a mechanism by which a searchable product inventory can be matched with a customer's preference. It does so in a way that is simple for the programmer, scalable in design, and built upon an open systems architecture.
Normally search engines require a large amount of memory space to execute efficiently. This algorithm is designed to take advantage of the object caching built into the underlying platform such that it has a smaller footprint.
Normally search engines count the number of instances of words in html documents and then cross reference, by word count so that documents with the most number of word matches can be quickly found. The Advisor indexes the items in the various catalogs and makes them searchable by quality strings.
The present insertion has combined these two mechanisms into a single integrated solution called the Advisor or the Shopping Advisor component, which can be part of a suite of Enterprise Java Beans components that enable the rapid deployment of eCommerce Web Sites. For example, other components in the suite can provide support for the management of user sessions and creation of customer orders. |
Many fields of science require the monitoring of analyte concentrations in fluids. In an example of insulin-treated diabetes, afflicted persons must frequently monitor their blood glucose levels in order to appropriately ascertain the dose of insulin. Without an accurate measurement, insulin dosing would be dangerous.
Multiple devices have been devised for the measurement of analytes in fluid. Devices such as electrochemical sensors utilize electrodes coated with polymer membranes. The functions of such sensors can be manipulated depending on which materials are used and in what quantities so that necessary reactions are controlled. Depending on the reaction near the electrodes, changes in current can be measured and thus correlated to the analyte of interest.
The measurement of glucose in human blood makes use of electrochemical sensors. Sensors of this design measure blood glucose from samples drawn from a patient. In the case of diabetic patients, these samplings often occur several times per day. The sampling process, which equates to a finger prick, can be uncomfortable as well as difficult. Since blood sampling requires specially designed equipment, diabetic patients must have them readily available and thus carry their supplies with them at all times. Due to this cumbersome process, some patients fail to sample their blood as often as they should. Fortunately, an implantable glucose sensor would solve the problem of infrequent blood samplings.
Current implantable sensor designs have many problems that must be addressed before such a device can come to market. Constant subcutaneous or vascular access must be attained for a sensor to constantly measure glucose levels. Due to discomfort and the possibility of infection, wires protruding from the skin are undesirable. A completely implantable sensor that communicates with an external receiver through wireless transmission would solve this problem. Unfortunately, an implantable sensor could result in internal trauma if the sensor is especially large or inappropriately shaped. Also, a patient's body could interpret an implanted sensor as a foreign object and attempt to either destroy or isolate it. If either of these actions were successful, the analytes of interest could not be monitored. Sadly, all attempts thus far have failed in the long-term due to these issues. |
Novel high power impulse magnetron sputtering enhanced by an auxiliary electrical field.
The high power impulse magnetron sputtering (HIPIMS) technique is a novel highly ionized physical vapor deposition method with a high application potential. However, the electron utilization efficiency during sputtering is rather low and the metal particle ionization rate needs to be considerably improved to allow for a large-scale industrial application. Therefore, we enhanced the HIPIMS technique by simultaneously applying an electric field (EF-HIPIMS). The effect of the electric field on the discharge process was studied using a current sensor and an optical emission spectrometer. Furthermore, the spatial distribution of the electric potential and electric field during the EF-HIPIMS process was simulated using the ANSYS software. The results indicate that a higher electron utilization efficiency and a higher particle ionization rate could be achieved. The auxiliary anode obviously changed the distribution of the electric potential and the electric field in the discharge region, which increased the plasma density and enhanced the degree of ionization of the vanadium and argon gas. Vanadium films were deposited to further compare both techniques, and the morphology of the prepared films was investigated by scanning electron microscopy. The films showed a smaller crystal grain size and a denser growth structure when the electric field was applied during the discharge process. |
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