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Q:
React Component Names Like BEM
I got some great react best practices are here. Grateful to AirBnB https://github.com/airbnb/javascript/tree/master/react
So... Got this idea like BEM for classes, but use for component names and children. A bit tired of happening to search around components.
Like so.. Component__childName__childName__childName.jsx
I have this idea however and would like to know:
Is this a bad practice?
Are component names going to be come unwieldy?
Sort of links the file names all together when its box in a box in a box in a box.
Could get as short as say:
Component__List.jsx
Component__List__Item,jsx
UpdAte question:
Could a separate directory for each component be useful? I am seeing that as well indifferent projects.
For example:
|-Components
|--ExampleComponent
|---Component.jsx
|---ComponentList.jsx
|---ComponentItem.jsx
|---ComponentItemDetail.jsx
|---Component.scss
|--AnotherOne
|---AnotherOne.jsx
And so on...
A:
I guess you are asking for a good naming practice and is it ok to name your components like Component_User.jsx, then if it has a header, Component_User_Header.jsx, then if the header has a label Component_User_Header_Label.jsx. If you are asking smtg else you can just ignore the rest :)
I guess a better approach would be to put related components into a domain folder: such as under user directory index.jsx would be your main component and index.css would be your main css for that component. Then for each subcomponent you can create a similar named files as a sub-directory.
user // main directory
image //sub directory
index.jsx //component file import index.css
index.css //css for this component
header
index.jsx //component file import index.css
index.css
index.jsx //main component file import sub-directories index files to use those components
index.css
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module Facets
SUPPORTED_CORE_OBJECTS = [:host, :hostgroup]
module_function
def registered_facets(facet_type = nil)
facets = configuration.dup
return facets unless facet_type
facets.select { |_, facet| facet.has_configuration(facet_type) }
end
def find_facet_by_class(facet_class, facet_type = :host)
hash = registered_facets(facet_type).select { |_, facet| facet.configuration_for(facet_type).model == facet_class }
hash.first
end
# Registers a new facet. Specify a model class for facet's data.
# You can optionally specify a name that will be used to create
# the assotiation on the host object.
# Use block to add more initialization code for the facet.
# Example:
# Facets.register(ExampleFacet, :example_facet_relation) do
# extend_model ExampleHostExtensions
# add_helper ExampleFacetHelper
# add_tabs :example_tabs
# api_view :list => 'api/v2/example_facets/base', :single => 'api/v2/example_facets/single_host_view'
# template_compatibility_properties :environment_id, :example_proxy_id
# end
# For more detailed description of the registration methods, see <tt>Facets::Entry</tt> documentation.
def register(facet_model = nil, facet_name = nil, &block)
if facet_model.is_a?(Symbol) && facet_name.nil?
facet_name = facet_model
facet_model = nil
end
entry = Facets::Entry.new(facet_model, facet_name)
entry.instance_eval(&block) if block_given?
# create host configuration if no block was specified
entry.configure_host unless block_given?
configuration[entry.name] = entry
publish_entry_created(entry)
# TODO MERGE
# Facets::ManagedHostExtensions.register_facet_relation(Host::Managed, entry)
# Facets::BaseHostExtensions.register_facet_relation(Host::Base, entry)
entry
end
# subscription method to know when a facet entry is created.
# The callback will receive a single parameter - the entry that was created.
def after_entry_created(&block)
entry_created_callbacks << block
end
# declare private module methods.
class << self
private
def configuration
@configuration ||= Hash[entries_from_plugins.map { |entry| [entry.name, entry] }]
end
def entries_from_plugins
Foreman::Plugin.all.map { |plugin| plugin.facets }.compact.flatten
end
def entry_created_callbacks
@entry_created_callbacks ||= []
end
def publish_entry_created(entry)
entry_created_callbacks.each do |callback|
callback.call(entry)
end
end
end
end
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Q:
Get POST data in django form AJAX from
I'm going to get parameter form AJAX request in Django, Here's what I'm doing:
base.html:
<form method="POST">{% csrf_token %}
First name: <input type="text">
<input type="submit" value="Register" id="register">
</form>
main.js:
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#register").live("click", function(e){
$.post("/", {
name: "MY TEXT",
});
});
});
views.py:
from django.shortcuts import render_to_response
from django.template import RequestContext
from django.core.context_processors import csrf
def home(request):
if request.method == 'POST':
print request.POST['name']
return render_to_response('registration.html', {},
context_instance=RequestContext(request))
Yes, I know that at this moment my JS doesnt get real data from text form, it sends just a static text "MY TEXT". but when I press button, I get
"MultiValueDictKeyError at /
"Key 'name' not found in ""
What I'm doing wrong?
I've changed my code:
main.js
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#register").live("click", function(e){
e.preventDefault();
$.post("/", {
name:'MY TEXT'
});
});
});
base.html:
<form method="POST">{% csrf_token %}
First name: <input type="text" name="name">
<br>
<input type="submit" value="Register" id="register">
</form>
It works, thanks!
Although, I have two questions:
Where am I sending 'MY TEXT' in this case? I ment it returns the ACTUAL data from name field and doesn't return "MY TEXT"
The page is still reloading. And I wanted to make it completely AJAX. I mean create a python function to add data from POST request to MySQL database, and return to AJAX-script the result of the operation. And everything without page reload. How can I do this?
A:
What's happening is that you haven't prevented the browser's default submit action from taking place. So your Ajax POST is done, but then immediately the browser itself POSTs - and, as Michal points out, your form doesn't include a name field, so the lookup fails.
You need to do two things to fix this. Firstly, use e.preventDefault(); in your JS click method. Secondly, check for request.is_ajax() at the top of your view.
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We here at /r/punchablefaces have been working hard to figure out how best to meet the needs of our users. We've been paying careful attention to the complaints we've been seeing, and the biggest concern we've seen over and over again is this: how can we prevent the subreddit from being a platform for bullying? And we're happy to announce that we think we've hit upon a solution.
First, of course, it's important to define the problem. What exactly is bullying? Having put our heads together and discussed the question at length, we've come to the conclusion that bullying, fundamentally, is a form of oppression: a use of power to keep others down.
With that in mind, we've come to the conclusion that the best, and indeed only, way to prevent bullying is by only allowing those who are completely unoppressed to be targeted; as it's impossible to bully a perfectly privileged person.
To that end, we're very excited to reveal our new Punching Up policy. In a nutshell, we will be allowing photos of any real human being, provided that they are not a member of an underprivileged or disadvantaged minority group:
No black, brown, tan, Asian, Latino, Native North or South American, or Pacific Islander subjects
No LGBTQ subjects
No physically, developmentally, or otherwise disabled subjects
No women or non-binary subjects
No underage or elderly subjects
No socioeconomically disadvantaged subjects
Thanks for bearing with us during this transition, and we hope you'll enjoy wanting to punch real people's faces as much as we will! |
Q:
Changing Header Theme in jquery mobile Page?
I Need To Change the Default(theme a) Theme of the jquery mobile page header to (theme c)
A:
As mentioned in their documentation http://jquerymobile.com/test/docs/toolbars/bars-themes.html, you have to specify your theme with data-theme attribute.
Ex:
<div data-role="header" data-theme="b">
<h1>Page Title</h1>
</div>
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I managed to get out the past couple days to snap a few of the aftermath that Igor left in it’s wake. A lot of the damage is being cleaned up fairly quickly so not much remains now.
The major damage is on Random Island and it’s probably going to be a little while before it gets open. I heard on CBC Radio today that the CO-OP in Clarenville got a load of fresh food together; bread, milk, water, snacks, vegetables, etc. and stogged a boat bound for Hickman’s Harbour.
That is what’s great about Newfoundland though — without batting an eye a local business owner used his position to help out not just one person, but several entire communities.
Several people now are suggesting that the military needs to be called in as the scale of the devastation is just too great for local services to clear up in a reasonable amount of time. |
Character Concept Art for Blizzard's Overwatch
Blizzard recently announced the development phase of the new franchise Overwatch, a multi-player, futuristic shooter. Arnold Tsang created the concept art for the game's varied characters, which each represent their own class. Check out the characters and let us know: which one do you want to play first? |
Conformon
From a biological standpoint, the goal-directed molecular motions inside living cells are carried out by biopolymers acting like molecular machines (e.g. myosin, RNA/DNA polymerase, ion pumps, etc.). These molecular machines are driven by conformons, that is sequence-specific mechanical strains generated by free energy released in chemical reactions or stress induced destabilisations in supercoiled biopolymer chains. Therefore, conformons can be defined as packets of conformational energy generated from substrate binding or chemical reactions and confined within biopolymers.
On the other hand, from a physics standpoint, the conformon is a localization of elastic and electronic energy which may propagate in space with or without dissipation. The mechanism which involves dissipationless propagation is a form of molecular superconductivity. On quantum mechanical level both elastic/vibrational and electronic energy can be quantised, therefore the conformon carries a fixed portion of energy. This has led to the definition of quantum of conformation (shape).
References
Category:Physics |
Enhancement of immobility induced by repeated phencyclidine injection: association with c-Fos protein in the mouse brain.
Immunohistochemistry of c-Fos protein was performed to study changes in neuronal activity in discrete brain areas of mice repeatedly treated with phencyclidine (PCP) showing enhancement of immobility in the forced swimming test, this behavioral change being considered as avolition, which is one of negative symptoms of schizophrenia. Repeated treatment with PCP significantly prolonged immobility time in the forced swimming test, compared with saline treatment. The c-Fos protein expression of mice showing PCP-induced enhancement of immobility was increased in certain brain regions, such as the retrosplenial cortex, pyriform cortices, pontine nuclei, cingulate, frontal cortex and thalamus, compared with that of PCP-treated, non-swimming and saline-treated, swimming groups. These results suggest that increased c-Fos protein is involved in the expression of PCP-induced enhancement of immobility, and c-Fos expression plays a role in negative symptoms-like behavioral changes. |
require 'global_id'
require 'global_id/railtie'
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#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import "TLObject.h"
#import "TLMetaRpc.h"
@class TLContactLink;
@class TLUser;
@interface TLcontacts_Link : NSObject <TLObject>
@property (nonatomic, retain) TLContactLink *my_link;
@property (nonatomic, retain) TLContactLink *foreign_link;
@property (nonatomic, retain) TLUser *user;
@end
@interface TLcontacts_Link$contacts_link : TLcontacts_Link
@end
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Best Places to Snap a Pic in Minneapolis
Minneapolis surprised me by being so photogenic! There are loads of great places to snap a cute pic! Here are the best places to snap a pic in Minneapolis, Minnesota! (You Are My Favorite Bucket Lists) |
The range of atoms which can be cooled by lasers is limited to those which have a closed two level structure. Several schemes have been proposed which aim to extend this range by using coherent control of the particle momenta, but none have yet been demonstrated. We hope to implement these and other coherent manipulation schemes, and we begin with a system which is well understood and over which we can exert precise control. This thesis covers the design and construction of an experiment to demonstrate coherent manipulation of cold rubidium atoms collected in a magneto-optical trap. The lower hyperfine levels of these cold atoms very closely mimic the ideal two-level atom, and we use carefully crafted laser pulses to prepare, manipulate, and read their quantum state. The hyperfine levels are coupled using two fields whose frequency difference is equal to the hyperfine splitting. The way in which these Raman coupled levels can be used to emulate a two-level atom is explored, and the experimental apparatus used to create and control the driving fields is described in detail. The amplitude, frequency and phase of these fields is programmable, and complex manipulation schemes can be implemented merely by programming a computer. We have observed Raman transitions in the cold rubidium atoms, and the experimental methods used to detect these features amidst large experimental noise are discussed. Although we have not yet seen Rabi oscillations, we are confident that we can now have sufficient control to begin to implement simple interferometric sequences. However, there remain significant challenges if we are to coherently manipulate the momentum, and the prospects for such manipulation are discussed. |
This package contains the Inter Client Exchange library for X11.
WWW: https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/xlibs/
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CULTURAL COMPETENCY FOR ALLIED HEALTH
Overview
About Cultural Competency for Allied Health
If you're pursuing a career in healthcare, it's important to understand and be able to navigate cultural difference. Cultural competency is considered central to many advanced training programs, including medical school and Doctor of Nursing Practice programs.
This minor is for you if you're in the nursing, pre-health, or physician assistant programs. It provides the needed background in cultural material and theory, while also fulfilling many general education requirements.
Related Areas
“Anthropology is a holistic discipline. We study everything that has to do with human beings from a cultural perspective.”- Dr. Alexa Dietrich
CLASSES OF NOTE
Culture, Health, and the Body
Address the roles of disease in human evolution and history, sociocultural factors in contemporary world health problems, the comparative cultures of ethnomedicine and biomedicine, and ethnicity and health care.
Biological Anthropology and Human Evolution
Explore the role evolutionary processes that account for modern human biological variability and adaptation, including the concept of race. Students will examine the evolutionary history of the human species through the study of the fossil record, DNA, and comparative anatomy with our closest relatives, the primates.
Medical Ethics
An in-depth examination of major moral issues arising out of or associated with the practice of medicine, such as abortion, euthanasia, human experimentation, behavior control, the justice of the distribution of health care, among others. |
<?php
/**
* Copyright © Magento, Inc. All rights reserved.
* See COPYING.txt for license details.
*/
?>
<?php
/**
* @var $block \Magento\Backend\Block\Widget\Form\Container
*/
?>
<?= /* @noEscape */ $block->getFormInitScripts() ?>
<div data-mage-init='{"floatingHeader": {}}' class="page-actions attribute-popup-actions" <?= /* @noEscape */ $block->getUiId('content-header') ?>>
<?= $block->getButtonsHtml('header') ?>
</div>
<form id="edit_form" class="admin__scope-old edit-form" action="<?= $block->escapeHtml($block->getSaveUrl()) ?>" method="post">
<input name="form_key" type="hidden" value="<?= $block->escapeHtml($block->getFormKey()) ?>" />
<?= $block->getChildHtml('form') ?>
</form>
<script type="text/x-magento-init">
{
"#edit_form": {
"Magento_Catalog/catalog/product/edit/attribute": {
"validationUrl": "<?= $block->escapeJs($block->escapeUrl($block->getValidationUrl())) ?>"
}
}
}
</script>
<?= /* @noEscape */ $block->getFormScripts() ?>
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Different turning and milling processes are generally used for the profile machining of rod-like workpieces. During the turning process the cutting is generally carried out by a cutting edge. On account of its limited loading capacity only low productivity figures can be achieved. During profiling, diagonally arranged profiling cutters are used in accordance with the number of threads of the profile. In the case of multiple-threaded profiles, however, the possibilities of use for the machining of the complete profile which is carried out simultaneously is limited by considerations of space and by the complexity of the plant required. On the basis of the state of the art it can be seen that the formation of profiles is possible using rod-like workpieces only with time-consuming technological procedures, such as turning or milling. |
Queen Wonchang
Queen Wonchang () was the grandmother of Taejo of Goryeo. After foundation of Goeyo, Taejo of Goryeo gave her a posthumous name as Queen Wonchang.
Family
Father: Tou En Dian Jiao Gan from Ping
Husband: Uijo of Goryeo ()
Son: Sejo of Goryeo ()
Grandson: Taejo of Goryeo ()
References
See also
Founding legends of the Goryeo royal family
Category:Royal consorts of the Goryeo Dynasty |
Getting Out of Bed
After Abdominal or Chest Surgery
This information is not intended to replace the advice of your doctor.
MedSelfEd, Inc. disclaims any liability for the decisions you make based on this information.
This program provides you with tips to help you get out of bed after abdominal or chest surgery.
For the first few days when you come home after surgery, it is always best to have a family member or friend help you to get out of bed.
Do not get out of bed directly from lying flat. Always sit up in bed for a few minutes.
Move the bedcovers well out of the way. Move nearer to the side of the bed. Pivot your body and legs so that you are sitting with your legs dangling over the side of the bed. Hold the mattress with your hands for support and keep your back straight.
Gently swing your legs back and forth, bend and stretch your ankles and twiddle your toes. If you feel faint or weak, go back to bed.
Have your helper put on your socks, and shoes or sturdy slippers with low heels and non-slip soles.
Use a footstool if the bed is too high for your feet to reach the floor without sliding off the bed.
Stand still on the floor with your feet slightly apart for a few seconds.
Have your helper put on and fasten your robe.
For the first few times out of bed, when you feel strong enough, walk a few steps to a bedside chair with arms.
When you reach the chair, turn round so that your calves are touching the front of the chair.
Bend your knees, grasp both arms of the chair firmly and lower yourself backward into the chair. Reverse the process to get out of the chair.
At any time,
if you feel weak
or dizzy
or have chest pain,
let your helper get you back to bed
and inform your doctor.
Some additional tips for the helper to follow.
Make sure your own footwear has non-slip soles.
Remove any hazards from the floor, such as slip rugs, frayed carpet or linoleum, or electric cords.
Stand at the side of your patient, not directly in front
Avoid lifting your patient under the arms. This can cause pain or dislocation of the shoulder joint. |
Q:
CQRS - What is the Command Dispatcher?
To learn CQRS I'm putting together a really simple command/command handler implementation. In a lot of examples, I'm seeing the concept of a "Command Dispatcher". I'm not seeing a lot of literature on it.
I'm wondering what a Command Dispatcher is and why is it necessary? Is the Command Dispatcher and the Command Bus the same thing?
A:
The Command Dispatcher is not specifically part of CQRS; it's just an implementation detail of the Command Pattern, and an optional one at that.
A Command Dispatcher is an object that links the Action-Request with the appropriate Action-Handler. It's purpose is to decouple the command operation from the sending and receiving objects so that neither has knowledge of the other.
A RoutedCommand object in WPF is a good example of a Command Dispatcher.
CQRS is a concept, not a design or implementation. It says "Separate the responsibilities of Command from those of Querying." Martin Fowler goes over this concept in some detail in his CQRS article; he never mentions a Command Dispatcher.
Further Reading
P of EAA: CQRS
Command Query Separation on Wikipedia
Command Dispatcher
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#ifndef Define_ParamXMLNew0
#define Define_ParamXMLNew0
#include "StdAfx.h"
// NOMORE ...
typedef enum
{
eTestDump_0,
eTestDump_1,
eTestDump_3
} eTestDump;
void xml_init(eTestDump & aVal,cElXMLTree * aTree);
std::string eToString(const eTestDump & aVal);
eTestDump Str2eTestDump(const std::string & aName);
cElXMLTree * ToXMLTree(const std::string & aNameTag,const eTestDump & anObj);
void BinaryDumpInFile(ELISE_fp &,const eTestDump &);
std::string Mangling( eTestDump *);
void BinaryUnDumpFromFile(eTestDump &,ELISE_fp &);
class cTD2REF
{
public:
cGlobXmlGen mGXml;
friend void xml_init(cTD2REF & anObj,cElXMLTree * aTree);
std::string & K();
const std::string & K()const ;
std::list< int > & V();
const std::list< int > & V()const ;
private:
std::string mK;
std::list< int > mV;
};
cElXMLTree * ToXMLTree(const cTD2REF &);
void BinaryDumpInFile(ELISE_fp &,const cTD2REF &);
void BinaryUnDumpFromFile(cTD2REF &,ELISE_fp &);
std::string Mangling( cTD2REF *);
/******************************************************/
/******************************************************/
/******************************************************/
class cCompos
{
public:
cGlobXmlGen mGXml;
friend void xml_init(cCompos & anObj,cElXMLTree * aTree);
double & A();
const double & A()const ;
Pt2dr & B();
const Pt2dr & B()const ;
private:
double mA;
Pt2dr mB;
};
cElXMLTree * ToXMLTree(const cCompos &);
void BinaryDumpInFile(ELISE_fp &,const cCompos &);
void BinaryUnDumpFromFile(cCompos &,ELISE_fp &);
std::string Mangling( cCompos *);
/******************************************************/
/******************************************************/
/******************************************************/
class cTestDump
{
public:
cGlobXmlGen mGXml;
friend void xml_init(cTestDump & anObj,cElXMLTree * aTree);
cTplValGesInit< int > & I();
const cTplValGesInit< int > & I()const ;
cTplValGesInit< Pt2dr > & D();
const cTplValGesInit< Pt2dr > & D()const ;
eTestDump & E();
const eTestDump & E()const ;
std::list< eTestDump > & V();
const std::list< eTestDump > & V()const ;
cTD2REF & R1();
const cTD2REF & R1()const ;
cTplValGesInit< cTD2REF > & R2();
const cTplValGesInit< cTD2REF > & R2()const ;
std::list< cTD2REF > & R3();
const std::list< cTD2REF > & R3()const ;
std::vector< cTD2REF > & R4();
const std::vector< cTD2REF > & R4()const ;
double & A();
const double & A()const ;
Pt2dr & B();
const Pt2dr & B()const ;
cCompos & Compos();
const cCompos & Compos()const ;
private:
cTplValGesInit< int > mI;
cTplValGesInit< Pt2dr > mD;
eTestDump mE;
std::list< eTestDump > mV;
cTD2REF mR1;
cTplValGesInit< cTD2REF > mR2;
std::list< cTD2REF > mR3;
std::vector< cTD2REF > mR4;
cCompos mCompos;
};
cElXMLTree * ToXMLTree(const cTestDump &);
void BinaryDumpInFile(ELISE_fp &,const cTestDump &);
void BinaryUnDumpFromFile(cTestDump &,ELISE_fp &);
std::string Mangling( cTestDump *);
/******************************************************/
/******************************************************/
/******************************************************/
class cR5
{
public:
cGlobXmlGen mGXml;
friend void xml_init(cR5 & anObj,cElXMLTree * aTree);
std::string & IdImage();
const std::string & IdImage()const ;
private:
std::string mIdImage;
};
cElXMLTree * ToXMLTree(const cR5 &);
void BinaryDumpInFile(ELISE_fp &,const cR5 &);
void BinaryUnDumpFromFile(cR5 &,ELISE_fp &);
std::string Mangling( cR5 *);
/******************************************************/
/******************************************************/
/******************************************************/
class cTestNoDump
{
public:
cGlobXmlGen mGXml;
friend void xml_init(cTestNoDump & anObj,cElXMLTree * aTree);
std::map< std::string,cR5 > & R5();
const std::map< std::string,cR5 > & R5()const ;
int & AA();
const int & AA()const ;
std::vector<int> & vvAA();
const std::vector<int> & vvAA()const ;
private:
std::map< std::string,cR5 > mR5;
int mAA;
std::vector<int> mvvAA;
};
cElXMLTree * ToXMLTree(const cTestNoDump &);
void BinaryDumpInFile(ELISE_fp &,const cTestNoDump &);
void BinaryUnDumpFromFile(cTestNoDump &,ELISE_fp &);
std::string Mangling( cTestNoDump *);
/******************************************************/
/******************************************************/
/******************************************************/
// };
#endif // Define_ParamXMLNew0
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Q:
How to exit the "Main" status after Prelude(Haskell) loaded a module?
In Haskell, after using Prelude to load some files
Prelude> :l xxxFileName
The prompt beomes
*Main> xxxx
I don't know where the "Main" function come from, as I didn't define any function called "Main". Is this a special status of Haskell's command line environment? How can I exit the "*Main" prompt context and come back to "Prelude>"?
Thanks.
A:
That's a GHCi convention. By default, GHCi will show the name of the module you've loaded. An asterisk (*) indicates that you have access on all top-level bindings (definitions that aren't inside of other ones), and not the ones that are exported.
If you didn't specify a module name in the file, GHCi will assume its name is Main:
-- Example.hs
add x y = x + y
Prelude> :l Example.hs
*Main>
However, if you do specify a module name, GHCi will display that one instead:
-- ProperModule.hs
module ProperModule where
add x y = x + y
Prelude> :l ProperModule.hs
*ProperModule>
To unload any additional modules, use :m, but keep in mind that you cannot use functions from xxxFileName.hs anymore. Note that Prelude is always loaded, unless you've started GHCi with -XNoImplicitPrelude.
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Poland Says EU Going Soft On Gazprom Market Abuse
By Damir Kaletovic Poland is threatening to use all legal means possible to block the settlement, without fines, of an antitrust investigation targeting Russian Gazprom, which it feels the European Union is going soft on. On Wednesday, Polish Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski said the country would use “all legal means” to block the EU’s terms for closing an anti-trust investigation into Gazprom. The Polish foreign minister’s statements are in direct response to comments from EU competition regulators the day before, saying that because… |
Bitcoin TSYS Puts Bitcoin In Perspective By
Bitcoin’s reputation needs a makeover. Russell Moore, Director of Innovation at TSYS, sat down with PYMNTS to offer new thinking on the dark reputation that’s attached itself to the bitcoin name.
Russell Moore, Director of Innovation at TSYS, agrees that it’s been misused in a myriad of ways, but feels that bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies offer merchants the chance to view payment processing in a new way. He gives PYMNTS a different take on the use of cryptocurrencies in payments.
PYMNTS: What is the biggest misconception about bitcoin and digital currencies in terms of the payments processing perspective?
RM: That bitcoin is a dark currency that it is only used for elicit purchases. Thousands of merchants accept bitcoin payments every day for ordinary purchases such as a monthly satellite TV subscription or home goods. There is also a misconception that bitcoin is too volatile to accept as a form of payment when, in reality, price volatility is easy to avoid.
PYMNTS: What should merchants that are considering accepting bitcoin/cryptocurrencies know about the potential benefits?
RM: As the world's first borderless payment network, bitcoin allows merchants to receive payment in any amount, from anywhere in the world, from any computer or mobile device. The user base for bitcoin is growing steadily and is a loyal group that is drawn to businesses that accept bitcoin as a payment method. Accepting bitcoin can be less expensive for the merchant than other forms of payment, with the added benefit of reducing chargeback risks and identity fraud.
PYMNTS: How can merchants safeguard themselves from any potential risk that may be associated with accepting bitcoin/cryptocurrencies?
RM: Accepting bitcoin through a payment processor eliminates the volatility risk of bitcoin's fluctuating price relative to the dollar. Merchants can receive the dollar equivalent while still enjoying the benefits of the bitcoin payment network.
PYMNTS: What are the best solutions in market that merchants can use in order to accept bitcoin payments?
RM: Merchants have a bevy of options. BitPay, Coinbase and Coinify are trusted bitcoin payment processors that have services for online and in-person payments.
PYMNTS: How is TSYS examining the use of bitcoin/cryptocurrency in the payments processing ecosystem?
RM: TSYS is closely following blockchain developments and exploring the technology and its potential. TSYS sits on the advisory board for the world’s leading blockchain information product, The Distributed Ledger. In its board role, TSYS has a first look at innovative enterprise-level blockchain applications and the companies building them. We also maintain an active dialogue with our client base on the role that blockchain and cryptocurrencies could play in the payments industry.
PYMNTS: Does bitcoin/cryptocurrencies have the ability to innovate how payments are transacted/processed?
RM: Yes, the potential for a blockchain decentralized cryptocurrency is there. At a high level, bitcoin introduces a borderless and near-instant payment network. The technology behind bitcoin also introduces the capability for micro-transactions and payments based on smart contracts. We are looking at ways to leverage both, or to see what role it has in the current ecosystem or in the future of payments.
PYMNTS: Because of the fluctuating price of bitcoin, how can merchants ensure the bitcoin/cryptocurrency payments they accept are protected and processed at the accurate value?
RM: Trusted bitcoin payment processors like BitPay fix the flat amount to be paid to the merchant during any bitcoin purchase at the exact market rate at the time of purchase. |
[Familial cutaneous amyloidosis].
Familial diseases with skin lesions of amyloidosis are numerous and diverse, including widely different entities. The most homogeneous group is the one where cutaneous amyloidosis is clinically isolated and of the lichenoid type. It is probable that in most of these forms the amyloid protein is a keratin. A genetic approach of the candidate gene type would confirm or infirm this hypothesis. In the second group of diseases the lesions of amyloidosis are associated with other genodermatoses and with two other familial diseases: Partington's disease and hereditary multiple endocrine neoplasia with cutaneous and visceral lesions. The position of amyloidosis in these different diseases varies and the mechanisms of its occurrence are unknown. The third group is that of skin amyloidosis as part of hereditary systemic amyloidosis. Future advances in this matter will rest on the characterization of the amyloid protein involved and on the discovery of genetic abnormalities responsible for these diseases. |
Cocolamus, Pennsylvania
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Q:
What is the best way to resolve an object?
I've written a resolver so I can have a very primitive DI framework. In the framework I allow for a dependency resolver to specify what default types to load if nothing is specified or registered.
However, the way I do the default loading has got me wondering. I'm not sure I'm doing it the best way it could be done.
Example:
T LoadDefaultForType<T>()
{
T _result = default(T);
if (typeof(T) == typeof(ISomeThing)
{
result = new SomeThing();
}
... more of the same
else
{
throw new NotSupportException("Give me something I can work with!");
}
return _result;
}
Update
The use of this would be to get the default object for a given interface in the event that a module or assembly has not configured the interface with a concrete type.
So for instance:
IoC.Resolve<ISomeThing>();
would need to return back to me a SomeThing object if nothing else has been registered to ISomeThing. The LoadDefaultForType in this case is kind of a last ditch effort to use a default (in this case whatever my domain model is).
The Resolve might shed some light on this as well:
T Resolve<T>()
{
T _result = default(T);
if (ContainedObjects.ContainsKey(typeof(T))
_result = (T)ContainedObjects[typeof(T)];
else
_result = LoadDefaultForType<T>();
return _result;
}
Any thoughts? Is there a better way to load default types given that I'm trying to allow for a Convention Over Configuration approach?
A:
A few of suggestions:
You could create an attribute that can be used to mark the default implementation type of a particular interface. When you attempt to resolve the type, you could search for this attribute on T and use reflection to dynamically instantiate the type.
Alternatively, you could use reflection to search the available (loaded) assemblies or a concrete type that implements the interface. This can be a slow and expensive processes, so it would only make sense if the default case is rare.
Finally, if you're comfortable with naming conventions, you could search for a class that has the same name as the interface but without the leading "I". Not the best approach, but certainly one that can be made to work in a pinch.
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#pragma once
#include <torch/csrc/jit/api/module.h>
#include <torch/csrc/jit/frontend/concrete_module_type.h>
#include <torch/csrc/jit/frontend/sugared_value.h>
#include <torch/csrc/jit/python/pybind_utils.h>
#include <memory>
#include <sstream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
namespace torch {
namespace jit {
std::string typeString(py::handle h);
inline std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> toSimple(Value* v) {
return std::make_shared<SimpleValue>(v);
}
// NB: This should be the single entry-point for instantiating a SugaredValue
// from a Python object. If you are adding support for converting a new Python
// type, *add it in this function's implementation*.
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> toSugaredValue(
py::object obj,
Function& m,
SourceRange loc,
bool is_constant = false);
c10::optional<StrongFunctionPtr> as_function(const py::object& obj);
struct VISIBILITY_HIDDEN PythonValue : public SugaredValue {
PythonValue(
py::object the_self,
c10::optional<py::object> rcb = c10::nullopt,
Value* module_self = nullptr)
: self(std::move(the_self)),
rcb(std::move(rcb)),
moduleSelf_(module_self) {}
FunctionSchema getSchema(
const size_t n_args,
const size_t n_binders,
const SourceRange& loc);
// call it like a function, e.g. `outputs = this(inputs)`
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> call(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& m,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> inputs_,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> attributes,
size_t n_binders) override;
std::string kind() const override;
std::vector<std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue>> asTuple(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& m,
const c10::optional<size_t>& size_hint = {}) override;
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> attr(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& m,
const std::string& field) override;
Value* asValue(const SourceRange& loc, Function& m) override {
throw ErrorReport(loc)
<< kind() << " cannot be used as a value. "
<< "Perhaps it is a closed over global variable? If so, please "
<< "consider passing it in as an argument or use a local varible "
<< "instead.";
}
protected:
py::object getattr(const SourceRange& loc, const std::string& name);
void checkForAddToConstantsError(std::stringstream& ss);
py::object self;
c10::optional<py::object> rcb;
Value* moduleSelf_ = nullptr;
};
struct VISIBILITY_HIDDEN PythonModuleValue : public PythonValue {
explicit PythonModuleValue(py::object mod) : PythonValue(std::move(mod)) {}
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> attr(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& m,
const std::string& field) override;
};
// Represents all the parameters of a module as a List[Tensor]
struct VISIBILITY_HIDDEN ConstantParameterList : public SugaredValue {
ConstantParameterList(Value* the_list) : the_list_(the_list) {}
std::string kind() const override {
return "constant parameter list";
}
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> call(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& caller,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> inputs,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> attributes,
size_t n_binders) override {
return toSimple(the_list_);
}
private:
Value* the_list_;
};
struct VISIBILITY_HIDDEN ModuleDictMethod : public SugaredValue {
explicit ModuleDictMethod(SugaredValuePtr iterable, const std::string& name)
: iterable_(iterable), name_(name){};
std::string kind() const override {
return name_;
}
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> call(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& f,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> inputs,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> attributes,
size_t n_binders) override {
if (inputs.size() || attributes.size()) {
throw ErrorReport(loc)
<< name_ << " method does not accept any arguments";
}
return iterable_;
}
SugaredValuePtr iterable_;
const std::string name_;
};
struct SugaredDict;
// defines how modules/methods behave inside the script subset.
// for now this does not have any interaction with python.
// in the future, we will add the ability to resolve `self.foo` to python
// {functions, modules, constants} so this SugaredValue is defined here
// anticipating we will eventually need to replace Module with a py::object
// holding the actual nn.Module class.
struct VISIBILITY_HIDDEN ModuleValue : public SugaredValue {
ModuleValue(Value* self, std::shared_ptr<ConcreteModuleType> concreteType)
: self_(self), concreteType_(std::move(concreteType)) {}
std::string kind() const override {
return "module";
}
Value* asValue(const SourceRange& loc, Function& m) override;
SugaredValuePtr asTupleValue(const SourceRange& loc, Function& m) override;
// select an attribute on it, e.g. `this.field`
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> tryGetAttr(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& m,
const std::string& field);
// select an attribute on it, e.g. `this.field`
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> attr(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& m,
const std::string& field) override;
// select an attribute on it, e.g. `this.field`
bool hasAttr(const SourceRange& loc, Function& m, const std::string& field)
override;
// call module.forward
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> call(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& caller,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> inputs,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> attributes,
size_t n_binders) override {
return attr(loc, caller, "forward")
->call(loc, caller, inputs, attributes, n_binders);
}
std::shared_ptr<SugaredDict> getSugaredDict(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& m);
std::shared_ptr<SugaredDict> getSugaredNamedBufferDict(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& m);
void setAttr(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& m,
const std::string& field,
Value* newValue) override;
SugaredValuePtr iter(const SourceRange& loc, Function& m) override;
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> getitem(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& m,
Value* idx) override;
private:
Value* self_;
std::shared_ptr<ConcreteModuleType> concreteType_;
};
bool isNamedTupleClass(const py::object& obj);
TypePtr registerNamedTuple(const py::object& obj, const SourceRange& loc);
void recurseThroughNestedModules(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& m,
std::vector<SugaredValuePtr>& keys,
std::vector<SugaredValuePtr>& values,
std::shared_ptr<ModuleValue> self,
const std::string& prefix,
const std::string& field);
// Used to support named_modules()
struct VISIBILITY_HIDDEN SugaredDict : public SugaredValue {
explicit SugaredDict(
std::shared_ptr<ModuleValue> self,
std::shared_ptr<SugaredTupleValue> keys,
std::shared_ptr<SugaredTupleValue> modules) {
self_ = std::move(self);
keys_ = std::move(keys);
modules_ = std::move(modules);
}
std::string kind() const override {
return "ModuleDict";
}
std::shared_ptr<SugaredTupleValue> getKeys() {
return keys_;
}
std::shared_ptr<SugaredTupleValue> getModules() {
return modules_;
}
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> attr(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& m,
const std::string& field) override;
SugaredValuePtr iter(const SourceRange& loc, Function& m) {
return keys_;
};
std::shared_ptr<ModuleValue> self_;
std::shared_ptr<SugaredTupleValue> keys_;
std::shared_ptr<SugaredTupleValue> modules_;
};
struct VISIBILITY_HIDDEN BooleanDispatchValue : public SugaredValue {
BooleanDispatchValue(py::dict dispatched_fn)
: dispatched_fn_(std::move(dispatched_fn)) {}
std::string kind() const override {
return "boolean dispatch";
}
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> call(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& caller,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> inputs,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> attributes,
size_t n_binders) override;
private:
py::dict dispatched_fn_;
};
struct VISIBILITY_HIDDEN PythonClassValue : public ClassValue {
PythonClassValue(ClassTypePtr type, py::object py_type)
: ClassValue(std::move(type)), py_type_(std::move(py_type)) {}
std::string kind() const override {
return "Python type";
}
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> attr(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& m,
const std::string& field) override;
bool hasAttr(const SourceRange& loc, Function& m, const std::string& field)
override;
private:
py::object py_type_;
};
struct VISIBILITY_HIDDEN PythonExceptionValue : public ExceptionValue {
explicit PythonExceptionValue(const py::object& exception_class)
: ExceptionValue(
py::str(py::getattr(exception_class, "__name__", py::str("")))) {}
std::string kind() const override {
return "Python exception";
}
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> call(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& caller,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> inputs,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> attributes,
size_t n_binders) override;
};
// Python Slice class.
struct VISIBILITY_HIDDEN PythonSliceClass : public SugaredValue {
explicit PythonSliceClass() {}
std::string kind() const override {
return "Python slice class";
}
std::shared_ptr<SugaredValue> call(
const SourceRange& loc,
Function& caller,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> inputs,
at::ArrayRef<NamedValue> attributes,
size_t n_binders) override;
};
} // namespace jit
} // namespace torch
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Flow dependence of nonelectrolyte absorption in the nephron.
The axial flow dependence of nonelectrolyte absorption was examined in terms of a model incorporating interactions between net volume absorption and both saturable and nonsaturable solute absorption. The model solutions demonstrated that changes in transepithelial solute transport are produced by changes in the average luminal solute concentration. Even passive non-saturable solute absorption was shown to exhibit dependence on the perfusion rate, and, therefore, on the solute delivery rate, which could be incorrectly interpreted as demonstrating the presence of a saturable absorptive mechanism. For a unidirectional lumen-to-bath solute flux mediated in part by a saturable mechanism, the observed flux is dependent on the permeability of any parallel nonsaturable permeation pathway. This permeability also sets a lower bound on the luminal solute concentration which may be achieved during active net solute absorption by determining the rate of passive solute backleak. Extension of the model to incorporate dependence of net volume absorption on the delivery of nonelectrolytes predicted a relationship between perfusion rate and net volume absorption equivalent to approximately one-third of complete glomerulotubular balance. |
Localization of mRNAs of two androgen-dependent proteins, SMR1 and SMR2, by in situ hybridization reveals sexual differences in acinar cells of rat submandibular gland.
Androgen-dependent sexual differences in the granular convoluted tubules of mouse and rat submandibular glands (SMG) have been extensively reported. We studied two major androgen-dependent mRNAs of the rat SMG encoding proteins named SMR1 and SMR2. To determine which cell type in the SMG is responsible for synthesis of these mRNAs, we performed in situ hybridization with digoxigenin-labeled RNA probes coupled with alkaline phosphatase detection. We show that SMR1 and SMR2 mRNAs are synthesized in the acinar cells of the SMG. A clear difference in SMR1 and SMR2 mRNA levels in male and female is demonstrated. During the course of this study we also confirmed the acinar localization of mRNAs encoding the glutamine/glutamic acid-rich proteins (GRP) of rat SMG. Our data are the first clear evidence of androgen-dependent sexual differences in acinar cells of rat submandibular gland. |
Generation of S-expression conversion functions from type definitions
Part of the Jane Street's PPX rewriters collection.
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Facts About black psychiatrists near me Revealed
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The BPA, from its inception, realized its Specific obligation to emphasise the mental wellbeing and psychological growth of African Us citizens, and formulated objectives addressing requisite interdisciplinary action and definition of issues.
She has actually been a mentor to early vocation psychiatrists together with other mental wellbeing treatment specialists. She has yrs of practical experience in administration, policy setting up and prides herself in her "visionary Suggestions". She has served for a medical director before at various public and private professional medical settings. She's a robust advocate of social media marketing and Digital communications and brings these competencies to bear for the Affiliation. |
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Q:
Equals override vs. IEquatable<>
For the life of me, I can't get my WPF binding to work correctly for a RibbonComboBox's SelectedItem property.
Then I started reading about how .NET compares items. My understanding is that, in some cases, it compares the actual pointer. In which case, loading a new and equal value from a database, for example, it may not be considered equal.
So then I started looking into explicitly implementing Equals for my type. However, this seems a bit confusing as there are at least two different versions I can implement.
The code below shows I can either override object.Equals, or I can implement IEquatable<>. In fact, the code below implements both, and testing indicates that both are called.
public class TextValuePair : IEquatable<TextValuePair>
{
public string Text { get; set; }
public int Value { get; set; }
public override bool Equals(object obj)
{
if (obj == null || !(obj is TextValuePair))
return false;
return Value == (obj as TextValuePair).Value;
}
public override int GetHashCode()
{
return Value;
}
public bool Equals(TextValuePair obj)
{
Debug.Assert(obj != null);
if (obj == null)
return false;
return Value == obj.Value;
}
}
Can someone help me understand what is required to avoid my objects from being compared for equivalence by .NET library routines according to pointers having the same value? Is it really necessary to implement both versions of Equals?
A:
As pointed by msdn, if you are implementing IEquatable<T> you will still need to override Equals because it will still be called with the signature Equals(System.Object, System.Object) and yhe override should be consistent with the methods implemented from IEquatable<T>.
Also as in the question about the difference between iequatable and just overriding object equals which Arno showed in the comment, IEquatable<T> is used when operations on collections are required to optimize them, not to need the boxing anymore, and instead call the direct Equals with the specific type.
You have two options:
If you are interested in performance when you are working with collections in your program, you could keep implementing the both Equals methods;
or
You could just remove the IEquatable<T> and only override Equals to simplify your code.
Additionally, whenever you override Equals, you should also always override GetHashCode as well.
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Q:
Adding a class after completing the action
Good day.
I have a React Component. It's Navbar.
class Nav extends React.Component{
constructor(props){
super(props);
this.handleScroll = this.handleScroll.bind(this);
}
componentDidMount() {
window.addEventListener('scroll', this.handleScroll);
};
handleScroll(event) {
console.log('the scroll things', event)
};
render(){
return(
<div onScroll={this.handleScroll.bind(this)} className ="Nav">
<Logo/>
<Menu/>
</div>
)
}
};
In constructor should bind every actions.
Later before component Mount adding EventListener is required.
If user take action onScroll I need to add class .Nav Shadow.
How can add class in handleScroll function with the simplest solutions?
A:
Just set a state property in your constructor like
this.state={NavClass: 'Nav'}
In your handleScroll change it to
handleScroll(event) {
let shadow = this.state.shadowClass
this.setState({shadowClass : 'Nav_shadow' })
}
And refer this in your HTML as
className = `${this.state.Nav} Nav`
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Q:
Google Chrome Extensions: create a window only once
I'm opening a new window by clicking on the extension button near the search bar.
I'd like to open a new window only if it's not already opened; in that case, I'd prefer showing the old one.
Here is my code, but it doesn't work.
var v = null;
var vid = null;
chrome.browserAction.onClicked.addListener(function(tab) {
chrome.windows.getAll({}, function(list) {
// check if already exists
for(window in window_list)
if(window.id == vid) { window.focus(); return; }
chrome.windows.getCurrent(function(w) {
v = chrome.windows.create({'url': 'my_url', 'type': 'panel', 'focused': true});
vid = w.id;
});
});
});
Can someone explain me how to fix it?
Most probably, both v and vid values are deleted after closing the app (after it finish to execute the script), but how can I fix it? If possible, without using localStorage or cookies.
I've tried specifying the tabId properties while creating the window, but it doesn't work.
I've also tried using the chrome.windows.onRemoved.addListener functionality, but it doesn't work too.
A:
Change window to another variable name.
Be consistent in variable names. window_list and list are different things.
Use chrome.windows.update instead of window.focus(), because the latter does not work.
Use chrome.windows.get to see whether the window exists, instead of maintaining a list of windows.
The details of the new window are available in the callback of chrome.windows.create. Use this method in the correct way:
Code:
chrome.windows.get(vid, function(chromeWindow) {
if (!chrome.runtime.lastError && chromeWindow) {
chrome.windows.update(vid, {focused: true});
return;
}
chrome.windows.create(
{'url': 'my_url', 'type': 'panel', 'focused': true},
function(chromeWindow) {
vid = chromeWindow.id;
}
);
});
Or, instead of checking whether the window exists, just update the window, and when an error occurs, open a new one:
chrome.windows.update(vid, {focused: true}, function() {
if (chrome.runtime.lastError) {
chrome.windows.create(
{'url': 'my_url', 'type': 'panel', 'focused': true},
function(chromeWindow) {
vid = chromeWindow.id;
});
}
});
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Endpoints of resuscitation.
Despite the multiple causes of the shock state, all causes possess the common abnormality of oxygen supply not meeting tissue metabolic demands. Compensatory mechanisms may mask the severity of hypoxemia and hypoperfusion, since catecholamines and extracellular fluid shifts initially compensate for the physiologic derangements associated with patients in shock. Despite the achievement of normal physiologic parameters after resuscitation, significant metabolic acidosis may continue to be present in the tissues, as evidenced by increased lactate levels and metabolic acidosis. This review discusses the major endpoints of resuscitation in clinical use. |
Conditional expression of full-length humanized anti-prion protein antibodies in Chinese hamster ovary cells.
Because of their high antigen specificity and metabolic stability, genetically engineered human monoclonal antibodies are on the way to becoming one of the most promising medical diagnostics and therapeutics. In order to establish an in vitro system capable of producing such biosimilar antibodies, we used human constant chain sequences to design the novel human antibody expressing vector cassette pMAB-ABX. A bidirectional tetracycline (tet)-controllable promotor was used for harmonized expression of immunoglobulin type G (IgG) heavy and light chains. As an example we used anti-prion protein (anti-PrP) IgGs. Therefore, the variable heavy (V(H)) and light chain (V(L)) sequences of anti-PrP antibodies, previously generated in our laboratory by DNA immunization of prion protein knock-out mice, were isolated from murine hybridoma cell lines and inserted into pMAB-ABX vector. After transfection of Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells, a number of stable antibody producing cell clones were selected. One cell line (pMAB-ABX-13F10/3B5) stably expressing the recombinant humanized antibody (rechuAb) 13F10/3B5 was selected for detailed characterization by Western blot, immunofluorescence, and flow cytometric analyses. The full-length recombinant humanized IgG antibody showed a high level of expression in the cytoplasm. In conclusion, the new cell system described here is a suitable tool to produce functional intact full-length humanized IgG antibodies. |
Large cohort studies of people with a first-episode psychosis provide a unique opportunity for finding out why so many young people with schizophrenia spectrum disorders die at a young age. However, it seems that those psychiatrists who have access to the mortality data generally do not want the facts to come out.
In Parts I-IV, I discuss how the DA succeeded in gaining the conviction by means of highly emotional and at times misleading and untruthful manipulations in public and in the courtroom. Here I want to look more closely at the DA’s motivation and other activities. Was it a personal vendetta?
A common practice when antipsychotics are found to be ineffective for schizophrenia is to prescribe a second, additional psychoactive medication. Now, a new study suggests that this practice is not supported by the research. |
// LICENSE : MIT
"use strict";
import { UseCase } from "almin";
export default class DispatchUseCase extends UseCase {
constructor() {
super();
this.name = "DispatchUseCase";
}
execute(payload) {
this.dispatch(payload);
}
}
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These are white and chocolate cakes covered with BC icing. They are topped with a square of white MMF imprinted with a edible ink baby foot print (I used a stamp bought at the craft store in the scrapebooking area). These took forever. I made a 9x13 cake and cut into squares, they were hard to ice without a bunch of crumbs and I won't volunteer this anytime soon! |
Hydrodynamics of a microhunter: a chemotactic scenario.
Inspired by biological chemotaxis along circular paths, we propose a hydrodynamic molecular scale hunter that can swim and can find its target. The system is essentially a stochastic low-Reynolds-number swimmer with the ability to move in two-dimensional space and to sense the local value of the chemical concentration emitted by a target. We show that, by adjusting the geometrical and dynamical variables of the swimmer, we can always achieve a swimmer that can navigate and can search for the region with a higher concentration of a chemical emitted by a source. |
The core of Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj's teaching is the knowledge of one's own identity. This knowledge is indeed the pivotal point around which moves everything. It is the crucial truth. And the apperception of this truth arisesonly from intense personal experience, not from a study of religious texts, which according to Maharaj, are nothing but 'hearsay.' Taking his stand on the bedrock of incontrovertible facts and totally discarding all assumptions and speculations, he often address a new visitor in the following words: "You are sitting there, I am sitting here, and there is the world outside -- and, for the moment, we may assume that there must be a creator, let us say God. These three/four items are facts or experience, not 'hearsay.' Let us confine our conversation to these items only." This basis automatically excludes along with the 'hearsay' the traditional texts too, and therefore there is always an exhilarating sense of freshness and freedom to Maharaj's talks. His words need no support from someone else's words or experiences which, after all, is all that the traditional texts can mean. This approach completely disarms those 'educated' people who come to impress the other visitors with their learning, and at the same time hope to get a certificate from Maharaj about their own highly evolved state. At the same time it greatly encourages the genuine seeker who would prefer to start from scratch. ...Maharaj tells the visitors that it is only about this consciousness or I-am-ness that he always talks. |
Scientific classification (disambiguation)
Scientific classification may refer to:
Chemical classification
Mathematical classification, construction of subsets into a set
Statistical classification, the mathematical problem of assigning a label to an object based on a set of its attributes or features
Taxonomy, the practice and science of categorization
Biology
Alpha taxonomy, the science of finding, describing and naming organisms
Biological classification
Cladistics, a newer way of classifying organisms, based solely on phylogeny
Linnaean taxonomy, the classic scientific classification system
Virus classification, naming and sorting viruses
Astronomy
Galaxy morphological classification
Stellar classification
See also
Categorization, general
Classification of the sciences (Peirce)
Linguistic typology
Systematic name |
News outlets report that Sills said an inmate released from jail last month informed authorities that Roberson was having sexual contact with a woman in custody. The sheriff's office installed a camera and captured an alleged sexual encounter between Roberson and the female inmate earlier this week.
Roberson was charged with sexual assault by a person with supervisory or disciplinary authority, aggravated sodomy and violation of oath by a public officer. It's unclear if he has a lawyer who could comment. |
Leg ulcer induced by hydroxycarbamide in sickle cell disease: What is the therapeutic impact?
Major sickle cell disease syndrome (SCD) is a set of potentially serious and disabling constitutional haemoglobin pathologies characterised by chronic haemolysis and vaso-occlusion phenomena. If expression takes the form of acute vaso-occlusive crisis, SCD is currently considered to be a chronic systemic pathology, primarily associated with vasculopathy and ischaemia-reperfusion phenomena. The haemolytic aspect of the disease may be associated with endothelial dysfunctional complications, including leg ulcers, which are a classic spontaneous complication of major SCD. Their frequency, all aetiologies combined, varies considerably according to the series under consideration. Hydroxycarbamide has become the standard treatment for some SCD phenotypes, but has classically been described as one of the causes of leg ulcer. This causality is widely debated and is still difficult to establish because it is a specific complication of the disease. Comorbidity factors (eg, iron deficiency) are also often implicated as causal or aggravating factors so research into all the potential aetiologies of leg ulcers in a sickle cell patient must be exhaustive. We discuss the aetiologies of a leg ulcer in a patient treated by hydrocarbamide for major SCD. The imputation of the drug was established, followed by a marrow allograft in this patient. |
The future of cancer screening.
Lung and ovarian cancers are two of the most common and deadly cancers affecting men and women in the United States. The potential impact of an effective screening modality for early detection of these cancers is enormous. Yet, to date, no screening tool has been proven to reduce mortality in asymptomatic individuals, and no major organization endorses current modalities for screening for these cancers. Novel approaches, potentially relying on genomics and proteomics, may be the future for early detection of these deadly cancers. |
Q:
Creating a multi level comments system in asp.net mvc
I'm currently working on a blog written in asp.net mvc. I have a table that stores comments with the following model
public partial class Comment
{
public int CommentId { get; set; }
public string Comment { get; set; }
public System.DateTime CommentDate { get; set; }
public int AuthorId { get; set; }
public int PostId { get; set; }
public int CategoryId { get; set; }
public virtual Category Category { get; set; }
public virtual Post Post { get; set; }
public virtual UserProfile UserProfile { get; set; }
}
Currently the comment is still a one-level comment i.e a user cannot reply to a comment. How can i implement a multilevel comment system in such a way that a comment can have a reply and that reply can have another reply and so on.
A:
Add parentCommentId column which refers to the Comments table.
After that in each reply :
If it is a direct reply to the post, leave parentCommentId column empty
If it is a reply to a previously posted comment, put that comment id in this column. In this case you can leave postid column empty or not. It depends on your favor!
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Aldo - Bartolello-R Suede Oxford Shoes Navy suede
size:
Synonymous with everyday luxury, Canadian brand has been designing with a steadfast commitment to quality since its humble beginnings. Reworking a classic Oxford silhouette with a modern suede build, the Bartolello shoes showcases the label dedication to detail with the exquisite brogue and wingtip perforation – ideal for desk-to-dinner dressing |
Three default taxonomies are used here, lingua, tags, and categories.
By convention, taxonomies that are typically single-valued use the singular
(for example lingua because a document can be written in only one
language), taxonomies that can have multiple values usually use the
plural form.
Taxonomies allow you to partition or divide your web site into groups of
related documents. For example, you can identify all English documents
with the condition lingua="en".
All English documents.
Likewise, you can identify all documents that are tagged with Qgoda.
All documents tagged with "Qgoda".
By combining taxonomies you can define arbitrary subsets of a site's documents.
You can for example identify all English documents tagged with Qgoda and
Plug-Ins by AND'-ing the two above conditions. |
Kenton High School
Kenton High School may refer to:
Kenton School, Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Kenton High School (Kenton, Ohio), U.S.
See also
Simon Kenton High School, Independence, Kentucky, U.S. |
Q:
What is "This is Just to Say" about?
In "This is Just to Say" by William Carlos Williams, the speaker appears to deliver an apology for stealing the plums of the person at whom the poem is targeted. I have heard some people analyze this poem as being truly about plums. However, I have seen others analyze this poem as being about murder or sexual assault. What is the poem truly about?
Here is the text of the poem:
I have eaten
the plums
that were in
the icebox
and which
you were probably
saving
for breakfast
Forgive me
they were delicious
so sweet
and so cold.
A:
From here:
Williams's poem allows the reader a wide range of possibilities. He or she is free to decide whether it is "about" temptation, a re-enactment of the fall, or the triumph of the physical over the spiritual. Each reader is left free to construct a poem, and the reader becomes the owner of the resulting poem.
The site also notes that there has never been a consensus on what the poem meant, and that Williams never mentioned the meaning of the poem.
Another site says:
It might be as simple as this: A little poem about eating plums is too delicious to spend that much time thinking about. Over-analyzing removes the joy we receive from reading these words, smiling, and imagining how perfectly ripe those plums must have tasted.
Nothing can agree on a more complex solution than "it's just about plums."
Conclusion: Either it's up to you, or it's just about plums.
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Endpoints communicating through a packet-based network are conventionally under control of a softswitch during communication. However, if the softswitch fails, the endpoint cannot initiate or be involved in any communication, including communication to emergency services. |
Available files:
SoftSite Pro is a powerful and easy-to-use software portal solution written in Perl with full SSI (Server Side Includes) support. SoftSite Pro can be used in both the Windows and Unix/Linux environments and is remarkably easy to set up since it contains a built-in installer that automatically detects and configures the correct paths/URLS and installs the script for you. Almost everything in SoftSite Pro is completely automated saving you valuable time and money. |
# frozen_string_literal: true
module PathsHelper
##
# Includes functions related to links or redirects
##
def active_nav_li(link)
if current_page?(link)
'active'
else
''
end
end
end
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---
name: Feature request
about: Suggest an idea for the Android SDK for App Center
title: ''
labels: feature request
assignees: ''
---
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.**
A clear and concise description of what the problem is. Ex. I'm always frustrated when [...]
**Describe the solution you'd like**
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**Additional context**
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Baseline autoantibody profiles predict normalization of complement and anti-dsDNA autoantibody levels following rituximab treatment in systemic lupus erythematosus.
B cells are thought to play a major role in the pathogenesis of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). Rituximab (RTX), a chimeric anti-CD20 mAb, effectively depletes CD20( +) peripheral B cells. Recent results from EXPLORER, a placebo-controlled trial of RTX in addition to aggressive prednisone and immunosuppressive therapy, showed similar levels of clinical benefit in patients with active extra-renal SLE despite effective B cell depletion. We performed further data analyses to determine whether significant changes in disease activity biomarkers occurred in the absence of clinical benefit. We found that RTX-treated patients with baseline autoantibodies (autoAbs) had decreased anti-dsDNA and anti-cardiolipin autoAbs and increased complement levels. Patients with anti-dsDNA autoAb who lacked baseline RNA binding protein (RBP) autoAbs showed increased complement and decreased anti-dsDNA autoAb in response to RTX. Other biomarkers, such as baseline BAFF levels or IFN signature status did not predict enhanced effects of RTX therapy on complement or anti-dsDNA autoAb levels. Finally, platelet levels normalized in RTX-treated patients who entered the study with low baseline counts. Together, these findings demonstrate clear biologic activity of RTX in subsets of SLE patients, despite an overall lack of incremental clinical benefit with RTX in the EXPLORER trial. |
China’s Luckiest Flowers
Just like most major cultural groups in the world, the Chinese have strong associations with flowers. Flowers are an important gift-giving tradition and there are many special rules about which flowers to give and when to give them. Flowers and plant life feature prominently in traditional Chinese art, and some flowers also have negative connotations in China.
By far, the most important flower in China is the tree peony, a lush round flower that appears in an array of bright colors. The tree peony is considered China’s national flower and has even been used as a metaphor for the Chinese people. According to legend, the Tang Emperor Wu Zetian once ordered all of the flowers in his palace to bloom during winter, but the strong-headed tree peony would not. For that, it was banished to Henan Province and has since been regarded as the “best flower under heaven”.
Because of flowers’ obvious annual connections with time, the “Flowers of the Four Seasons” are an important motif in Chinese art. These four include the Spring Peony, the Summer Lotus, the Autumn Chrysanthemum, and the Winter Plum Blossom, each of which blooms during its coupled season.
Other non-floral plants, like bamboo and pine, are also important symbols within Chinese culture. Bamboo, one of the most durable wood plants on earth, often represents hardiness and veracity, and since it sways in the wind but always returns to a standing position, bamboo is also a symbol of uprightness. The evergreen nature of pine, meanwhile, represents longevity and steadfastness.
Though the auspicious associations that Chinese have with flowers are many, having a basic understanding of which flowers mean what can foster one’s deeper insight into Chinese artwork. Additionally, because plants and flowers play an important role in creating balanced surroundings, understanding flowers’ meanings is important for feng shui. |
Q:
How can I describe these types in UML class diagram?
I'm making a class diagram for a project.
How can I describe vectors, lists, files or unsigned types?
I would like to make a detailed diagram so I need to specify the types of the members and the input/output parameters of the methods.
Thank you all!
A:
For more detailed description of the inner structure of the class you need a Composite Structure Diagram. There you can describe your methods as "ports". And your fields as attributes. You can show there really almost everything!
For detailed description of the specific instances of the class and their mutual behaviour you need an Object diagram.
At the links applied you can see a bit how to make them. But take it as a start only.
The class diagram is too common to describe the inner structure of the class. It is tooled for the description of the inter-classes relations. So, you can put your information into the model of the class, but some of it won't be seen on the diagram. But I would advise you to start from the class diagram and make it as detailed as it can show and only later go to more detailed diagrams. Maybe you won't need them after all.
Edit:
You can make a port on the border of your class, name it fileName and connect it to io interface you use. (Composite Structure Diagram only)
As for vector/list, it is easier, and could be done in a Class Diagram. If you want to show that some attribute is a vector or list, simply write: someAttr:List or put a List block on the diagram, draw association to it and name its end "someAttribute". You could do it with File, too, but there you should draw more, I think, to show the used io interface.
For showing attributes in class diagram also look here.
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<?php
namespace Rakit\Validation\Rules;
use Rakit\Validation\Rule;
class Nullable extends Rule
{
/**
* Check the $value is valid
*
* @param mixed $value
* @return bool
*/
public function check($value): bool
{
return true;
}
}
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The flexible circuit industry requires adhesives for polyimide film and copper which can withstand elevated temperatures and a variety of harsh solvents and chemicals. During the many preparation and processing steps for circuit manufacture, these solvents and chemicals can cause an adhesive to swell. This swelling leads to blister formation and/or delamination, which results in reduced circuit yields. The application of heat, such as in soldering, can similarly cause circuit failures. In preparing multilayer flexible circuits, manufacturers need adhesive-coated polyimide films which can effectively encapsulate patterned metal circuits and also provide a planar surface for subsequent lamination. |
<h2>Sign up</h2>
<%= simple_form_for(resource, :as => resource_name, :url => registration_path(resource_name)) do |f| %>
<%= f.error_notification %>
<div class="form-inputs">
<%= f.input :username, :required => true, :autofocus => true %>
<%= f.input :email, :required => true %>
<%= f.input :password, :required => true %>
<%= f.input :password_confirmation, :required => true %>
</div>
<div class="form-actions">
<%= f.button :submit, "Sign up" %>
</div>
<% end %>
<%= render "devise/shared/links" %>
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Q:
How to parse an ArrayOfXElement in Windows Phone?
I'm trying to connect to an ASMX web service and the code generated in a Windows Phone Project is different than in Windows Forms. In Windows Forms, the methods of this web service returns a DataSet, so I go through all rows in the existing tables of this object:
MyObject myObject = new MyObject();
DataSet dataSet = soapClient.SomeMethod();
foreach (DataTable table in dataSet.Tables)
{
foreach (DataRow row in table.Rows)
{
myObject.SomeProperty = row["SomeProperty"];
myObject.SomeOtherProperty = row["SomeOtherProperty"];
}
}
But in Windows Phone it generates an async version of this method which I subscribe to an event that fires when the request is completed. And the event args brings me a ArrayOfXElement, which seems to be a Windows Phone version of the DataSet object. So how do I parse this?
Before you mark this question as duplicated, know that the other answers available in this site is not working.
A:
Alright, I managed to get this working.
This web service method always return two XElements, which the first one is just a header, declaring what's coming next.
So I ignore the first XElement, and inside the NewDataSet element there's a Table element, which has the content I want.
bool first = true;
foreach (XElement xEl in e.Result.Nodes)
{
if (first)
{
// Ignore the first XElement
first = false; continue;
}
var dataSetElement = xEl.Element("NewDataSet");
var tableElement = dataSetElement.Element("Table");
// And here's the useful data
tableElement.Element("Property1").Value;
tableElement.Element("Property2").Value;
}
Notice that this only gets the first table row. If there's more than one table row, you'll find the others rows with the msdata:rowOrder attribute.
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Patriot Act Extension Predictions
After producing my long winded hub about this weeks force-push of the Patriot Act extension, I found myself curious what my friends the tarot cards had to say about the recent events involving the Patriot Act.
I thought the results and information was quiet interesting, and wanted to share it with those of you who are interested. I have asked the universe for the most probable answers to the upcoming week surrounding the Patriot Act, and this is what the universe has suggested...
Will the Patriot Act be forced through by thursday?
If Harry Reid and his motley mob get their way, the Patriot Act will not be debated, amended, reformed or revised. Yet it will still be voted through the House of Reps by thursday and sent closer to the presidents table top.
So I asked the cards, 'Will the patriot act be force-passed through the house of reps by this Thursday without being debated, amended, reformed or revised?
The simplest answer: No
The more detailed answer:
The Five of Cups reversed very clearly shows that the issue will be turned away from. It also says that there will probably be plenty of politicians with sour faces and hurt feelings, which I assume is from the inability to get the patriot act forced through without a debate. There definitely won't be a shortage of emotions.
This is made more apparent by the appearance of the King of Cups reversed. The king has whispered to me about a possible outburst from a very upset senator in a very high place. This man is likely to be a Gemini or Cancer in his moon sign, with light or grey colored hair. He is an unscrupulous man, who is not afraid to involve himself and his co-workers in scandals and unnecessary risks. He is known for being a speaker and because of the many other traits found in the reversed King of Cups, I would suggest the outbursts will come from Senator Harry Reid. It is clear that his recent outburst and claim that Rand Paul is a terrorist-lover, will not be the only barbaric outburst coming up this week.
For the most part, his words will only make him and the patriot act look less appealing to American's and will bring more misfortune upon his attempt to force the extension through without further debate or reform.
After some rather random and unnecessary outbursts, there will be more communication from truth speaking parties, who will speak out to the masses of American's who recognize their freedom is at risk now. The internet will light up with word of what is happening, and more people now are listening then have ever been. They will stop of much of the communication lines and attempts of those trying to force through the extension.
The King of Cups reversed and reversed Five of Cups are accompanied by what I see as an especially good omen - the Wheel of Fortune. A card that loudly speaks the obvious, the wheel is turning once again. Those that were once on top of the world, now go down a notch, and those that were at the bottom, now come up.
I believe this card is showing truth will come up, and fear based ego will come down. Each will be equalized for at least a time. Which shows that although the patriot act will not be forced passed by this thursday, it will not be thrown away either. Though this is a chance to see that the wheel remains in motion, and eventually brings us full freedom from big brother.
What will happen to the Patriot Act and it's extension this week?
The Five of Swords highlights more communication issues and rash actions. It also highlights pointless struggles for those fighting unjust battles. It is definitely not a good choice to fight battles that are virtue-less, as it will likely cost many their jobs.
To add to this, the Nine of Cups reversed shows that the Patriot Act and it's extension will be experiencing some turbulence, especially in the emotional arena. This shows that although many are coming around, there are still many scared citizens and politicians who are not yet ready to give up what they perceive to be protection and security. This is what will keep the Patriot Act from being stopped in it's tracks completely right now.
The reversed Queen of Swords steps in this week, to throw in plenty of stumbling blocks for all parties involved. She also brings out the more feminine aspects in this issue, and could possibly indicate a dark haired women coming fully into the picture to make things difficult for everyone, especially in the arena of communication.
Though even in her reversed position, the Queen of Swords has a soft spot for truth. She may make it challenging for the truth to get out, but she'll make it double as hard for those just shouting fluff and lies. She shows us that anyone pushing for the patriot act this week, is likely to shoot themselves in one foot, while stuffing the other foot in their mouths.
Summary
Over all, this week promises to be highly emotional and filled with many actions. Some of them will be bold and daring and cut like the edge of a balanced sword. While other actions will be brash, unexpected and fool-hardy. The emotions will be up and down on the scales, as the ego in the solar plexus chakra urges many to remain fearful and others to be righteous.
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Non-alphanumeric typeface
Typefaces which contain pictures or symbols rather than letters and numbers are called non-alphanumeric typefaces.
Important subclasses are dingbats, Ornamental and Pictorial Typefaces
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Q:
Dividing up a map into polygon regions based on a list of single point coordinates
I'm trying to divide up a city map into polygon regions based on a list of single point coordinates.
The idea is that a polygon region would extend outwards from a single point in all directions until it bordered with polygon regions extending out from nearby / adjacent points. I don't want to use a fixed radius because I want the end result to be complete coverage of the map. So the regions will be irregularly shapes and sized, extending their "territory" as far as possible before bumping up against other territories or the map boundary.
Does anyone know of an algorithm, library or program that can generate such a list of polygons given a list of single point coordinates and a map boundary?
A:
Perhaps you want delaunay-triangulation or a voronoi diagram.
Example page from JSTS
delaunay triangulation
voronoi diagram
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What can public health nutritionists do to curb the epidemic of nutrition-related noncommunicable disease?
As a result of the rapid shift in dietary and activity patterns, the world is facing a pandemic of obesity. This new global pandemic is rapidly becoming a problem of the poor. Extensive work has been undertaken to document the changes in weight and, to a much lesser extent, in diet, energy expenditures, and activity patterns. Broad-based creative public health actions are needed to offset these larger forces that promote energy imbalance, poor diets, and reduced physical activity. Inaction will result in an acceleration of morbidity, disability, and deaths from major nutrition-related noncommunicable diseases - primarily in developing countries. |
Each of those words has a character of its own. It not only denotes something (that is, to serve as the word “for” something) but connotes, or implies, some other things. A cur is not man’s best friend, for example, even though both denote some king of dog.
In addition, each of these words has, to go back to the woodworking metaphor, a particular sound that it makes, a particular face that it makes you make, when you say it. A currrrrrrr literally makes you make an angrier, growlier face than straaaaaay, which almost makes your face smile. (Check a mirror.)
The words also have lengths: cur, stray, man’s best friend.
Your word choice here is the base level of material with which you build your story. You can treat the word sincerely, ironically, or with other tones–you can call a beautifully groomed Pomeranian a cur, for example. |
Working on getting the kinks out of the animation process so everything runs smooth across the board when the start of the animation begins. Here is a lip sync/acting to Gangs of New York - Daniel Day-Lewis as Bill the Butcher. |
A functional relationship between delayed hypersensitivity and antibacterial immunity.
The injection of living Listeria Monocytogenes into the site of a delayed hypersensitivity reaction in the footpads of mice resulted in inactivation of the organism. No such inactivation occurred when L. monocytogenes was injected into normal footpads. A correlation was observed between the magnitude of the delayed hypersensitivity reaction and the level of antibacterial resistance expressed within the delayed hypersensitivity site. |
Synopsis
You for Me stars Peter Lawford as a profligate playboy who's a nice guy underneath. After suffering a hunting accident which leaves him with a butt full of buckshot, Lawford is interred in the hospital that his donations have kept afloat. Nurse Jane Greer refuses to treat Lawford any better than any other patient, which of course makes him adore her all the more. more
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Ka Pla! If you are a fierce and strong warrior with a reputation for decimation and victory, then you need a costume to show off your prowess! When you want to battle for the stars, you need the Boys Star Trek Klingon Costume! |
// api_key 获取方式：登录 [Dashboard](https://dashboard.pingxx.com)->点击管理平台右上角公司名称->开发信息-> Secret Key
var API_KEY = 'sk_test_ibbTe5jLGCi5rzfH4OqPW9KC';
// 设置 api_key
var pingpp = require('../../lib/pingpp')(API_KEY);
var path = require('path');
pingpp.setPrivateKeyPath(path.join(__dirname, '../your_rsa_private_key.pem'));
/* 取消 */
pingpp.transfers.cancel(
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Nonisothermal Spreading Dynamics of Self-Rewetting Droplets.
We experimentally studied the spreading dynamics of binary alcohol mixtures (and pure liquids for reference) deposited on a heated substrate in a partially wetting situation under nonisothermal conditions. We show that the spreading mechanism of an evaporating droplet exhibits a power-law growth with early-stage exponents that depend strongly and nonmonotonically on the substrate temperature. Moreover, we investigated the temporal and spatial thermal dynamics in the droplet using infrared thermography, revealing the existence of unique thermal patterns due to thermal and/or solutal instabilities, which lead to surface tension gradients, namely the Marangoni effect. Our key findings are that the temperature of the substrate drastically affects the early-stage inertial-capillary spreading regime owing to the nonmonotonic surface tension-temperature dependence of the self-rewetting liquids. At later stages of wetting, the spreading dynamics enters the viscous-capillary dominated regime, with the characteristic low kinetics mirroring the behavior of pure liquids. |
Concordia Esports aims to start intramural league
League of Legends will be the first game available for casual gamers
The Concordia Esports Association (CESA) wants to expand from its competitive teams and organize an intramural league for students. President Dimitri Kontogiannos said the club is looking for people to play League of Legendsin a fun, non-competitive environment.
”We’ve seen there are a lot of students that want to play in Concordia Esports organized events, but we’ve only really had a competitive team before,” Kontogiannos said. “So there was a lack of structured events for people who are a lower caliber or just don’t want to play on the competitive team.”
Kontogiannos said CESA is starting with League of Legendsas its inaugural intramural game because it has the biggest following on campus. Games will be on Friday nights and players can sign up either as an individual and be put in a team, or a team can sign up together. Although the club will start with one game, they hope to expand to Overwatchand Super Smash Brosin the future.
The intramural league will be organized independently from Concordia, unlike its intramural leagues with traditional sports such as hockey, soccer, and basketball. Despite this, Stingers athletic director D’Arcy Ryan believes there’s room for growth for Esports at Concordia.
“Montreal is a hotbed of talent in the gaming industry because of some of the big companies like Ubisoft and CGI,” Ryan said. “We have the academic talent with programmers in the engineering faculty, so I think there’s a great potential for a partnership between the academic and recreational side to promote the gaming market.”
Kontogiannos has also seen Esports grow at the university level across the country. “All schools see the popularity and growth of Esports,” he said. “There’s significant interest in Canadian schools. At Concordia, [it’s] because of inclusiveness, and they use sport as a means to attract new students.”
Through the intramural league, CESA wants to introduce students, particularly first-years, to other students that share their passion. First-year students can focus too much on video games, according to League of Legendsteam manager Guillaume Bélisle.
“They play too many video games in the first year and then crash and burn [mentally],” Bélisle said in an interview with The Concordianin September. “Then in the second and third year, they will focus more on their studies. It’s all about balance.”
“In my first semester, this is the way I met people at the school,” Kontogiannos added. “I didn’t have many friends coming from Dawson to my program, so to find new people was one of the catalysts as to why I joined [CESA].”
Kontogiannos also believes video games play an important role in integrating new students from abroad. “[League of Legends]transcends countries,” he said. “It’s not just in North America that people play it, but also in Europe, in Asia, and even the Oceanic region. It’s a game the school can really benefit from by having organized activities around it.”
The president also wants to use the intramural league to potentially recruit players for their competitive team. “We just want people to have fun,” he said. “But it always ends up with us looking at new talent that’s popping up around Concordia, or seeing talented players that we didn’t have the chance to see before.”
Still, Kontogiannos wants the players to enjoy it. “I hope there are some good games. I know non-competitive players tend to stray out of the competitive strategies, so it’s a whole new game.” |
Author's Note: I get a kick out of writing about Natsume being nice without trying too hard. Lately, I've also been fascinated with Ruka and Hotaru. Thus, this story. Consider this another day in the life and times of the Alice Academy.
Set after Graded Recitation and follows the same thread. The humor would make more sense if you've read Ten Years to Date. Ü The poem used was first published on FictionPress.
Natsume was frowning at his book. The dark look on his face told everyone that he was deeply annoyed with what he was reading. At his elbow was a blank sheet of paper, waiting for his erudite mind to compose something scholarly. At the moment, however, he seemed too irritated by what he was reading to jot anything down.
"Go ask him."
"You ask him."
"You're the one who wants to know," Mikan pointed out to Sumire. "I don't really care if he burns his book to a crisp. It wouldn't be the first time."
Sumire's eyes narrowed. "For your information, I am not the only one at this table wondering what's going on in that gorgeous head of his."
Mikan sniffed. "Then get one of them to ask."
Sumire looked smug. "All in favor of Mikan asking Natsume why he's burning a hole through his book with his eyes, say, 'aye'."
A chorus went through the group.
"I can't ask him!" Mikan argued. "He'll snap."
"The boy has a soft spot for you!" Sumire said emphatically. "When are you going to get that through your thick skull—"
"You know what, just forget it!" Ruka said loudly, interrupting their conversation. He was talking on his cellphone as he strode over to their table. He dumped his things next to Natsume then continued crossly, "You're right, it doesn't matter— to you. But when it starts mattering to you Imai, you know where to find me."
"Imai," Nonoko observed his use of the last name. "It's another spat."
"Arguing with Hotaru, again?" Mochu asked when Ruka hung up and tossed his phone aside.
"She could just be so unreasonable," he muttered. "Is it bad to want to see my girlfriend at least twice a week? You'd think having lunch with me was such a chore."
"I'm sure she doesn't think that. Hotaru's just busy all the time," Mikan said consolingly.
"I can, on most days," he said. "It's just hard to remember sometimes. I don't know. I'm going to call her again." He grabbed his phone then left the room while dialing.
"Poor Ruka," Anna sighed. "Hotaru's not an easy girlfriend, is she?"
"That would be an understatement," Wakako said. "But it's not like he doesn't know. He just needs to be reminded she's worth it."
"What were we talking about before he came in?" Koko asked.
"Sumire was coercing Mikan to talk to Natsume."
Sumire shrugged. "Forget that. Look."
They all turned to see that Natsume's expression had cleared. He wrote swiftly on his paper then looked up to find everyone watching him. He smirked.
"Kitsu, go get some straws."
"As I mentioned at the beginning of the class, this oral report will comprise a major part of your recitation grade. So far, all of you have been doing quite well," Narumi spoke with an ironic smile. "That being said, Mochu, what are you doing?"
Mochu stood in front of the class, papers in hand. He looked completely relaxed, as though nothing was amiss. "You called for Natsume Hyuuga, sir."
"Yes, I did."
"Well, I'm here to deliver a report on behalf of Natsume Hyuuga."
Narumi blinked. It's going to be another interesting morning. "You know that's not allowed. Students need to complete their own class work."
The class started to snicker and Narumi grew confused. "You mean to tell me that you're willing to go through a graded recitation in lieu of Natsume?"
"Oh no," Mochu said quickly. "I'm just doing the summary part. Koko will be going through the graded recitation."
"Why?" Narumi dared to ask.
"Because he drew the shorter straw."
The class cracked up and Narumi sighed. He swiveled around and spotted the Black Cat who was reading another manga and was paying no attention to the class he had just smoothly disrupted. "Hyuuga, a minute, if you please. Are you seriously doing this?"
"Uh-huh."
"You know, this might bring down your class standing."
Natsume looked up. "What's my current class standing?"
"Ninety-nine point seven," Narumi said dryly after looking at his grade sheet.
"I'll take a hit."
Then he returned his attention to his comic book and Narumi had no other option but to turn back to Mochu. "What makes you think I'll permit this?"
Mochu glanced around then lifted the paper to speak emphatically in a very loud stage-whisper, "Because he'll walk out, sir."
"Very well then," Narumi conceded, owing to his own morbid curiosity to find out where this would go. "Carry on, if you must."
"Great," Mochu beamed. He cleared his throat. "Anyway, Natsume's assigned piece is also by our controversial writer from last week, N. Romeo. It's a love poem, which pretty much explains why Natsume isn't the one standing here, hehe. Anyway, it talks about a rocky relationship and sacrifices and patience, I think. See, it's really short so there's no point summarizing it." He grinned. "Now, Kokoroyumi will provide a brief interpretation and will be ready to answer all of your questions!"
He walked back to his seat and passed the papers to Koko who made his way to the front with a toothy grin. Natsume looked unperturbed by the effortless hand-off and Narumi merely rolled his eyes at their antics.
Koko cleared his throat and used his academic voice. "As we can observe from N. Romeo's writing style, our dear author prefers open-ended stories over those with defined endings. The author prefers to talk about the courtship rather than the relationship; the journey rather than the destination."
"Koko, I'd like hear the point rather than the gibberish," Narumi said sternly.
"Right," he went on cheerfully. "The characters are obviously, almost certainly, in love but like last week's unfortunate couple, they lock away their hearts. We watch a series of mishaps, good triumphing over evil, love conquering all, the sun hiding behind the darkest cloud and yet they take one step away from their happily ever after. Why? Because they're stubborn as mules. Their hearts are made of stone. Their heads are full of lead—"
"Are we talking about the same piece?"
Koko laughed heartily. "I'm not really sure. So let's see what Natsume has to say instead." He turned to the second page then read out loud, "When read, the piece conveys a significance that a written report could never achieve."
He paused.
"Go on," Narumi prodded.
Koko looked up, the scholarly look gone. In fact, his face grew utterly blank. He swallowed. "That's all it says." When Narumi looked incredulous, he flipped the page over to show the class. "There's nothing else. See?"
"Why am I not surprised?" Narumi looked to the back of the room. "Hyuuga, your report seems to be missing a couple of hundred lines."
"You said I can pass a single sentence," Natsume responded calmly.
"That was four years ago!" Narumi said in exasperation. "You need to stop holding me to that at some point."
"Hn."
"And what kind of a sentence is that?" Narumi demanded. "You just told me in a refined way that, 'You're not doing this stupid project'."
"You got it."
Narumi was starting to think he should've opted for Natsume walking out. In any case, when the pause stretched, Natsume closed his manga and laid it on the table. His bland expression was extremely irritating.
"Do you want to hear it read out loud?"
Narumi was startled then gleeful. "You'll read to the class?"
"No, not me," Natsume said shortly. He jabbed a thumb to his right. "Ruka will."
"I will?" Ruka said blankly. He narrowed his eyes at his best friend. "Dude, you need to start doing your own homework."
"It's on page fifty-six, Ruka," he answered.
"Come on, Nogi," Hotaru smirked. "We're waiting."
"You heard Imai."
"Go on Ruka," Mikan spoke encouragingly. "We'd love to hear you read." Then there were more calls for him to start reciting to the class, which Mr. Narumi didn't stop. After all, there was no point trying to convince Natsume to read the piece.
"Class bully," Ruka grumbled to his friend. He flipped through his book then found the piece. He stood up. "The whole thing?"
"For the full effect," Natsume snickered.
Ruka drew a breath. He coughed once then read, "I choose to love you today…" He stopped suddenly. His eyes swept over the page then he glanced at Natsume who said nothing. He had a feeling he knew what this was about. He started again.
I choose to love you today, because you are imperfect
And you are difficult to love
I see your faults, know them and accept them
For that is all that I could do today
I choose to love you today, because you are neglectful
And you fail to notice my efforts
I know you are occupied and I stand here and watch
For to wait is what I can do today
Ruka paused. He didn't look up from the page. He shifted his book to his other hand then continued slowly, speaking with care.
I choose to love you today, because you are unworthy
And there are others who care better for me
But I hear words you haven't spoken and so I stay
For patience is what you need today
This time he glanced up. When he was certain his girlfriend wasn't looking back at him, he shifted his ironic, almost accusing, gaze to Natsume before finishing.
I choose to love you today, because I too,
am imperfect, neglectful and unworthy
But you choose to love me
Everyday
And that's all that I would ever ask of you
Ruka closed his book. His face was red by the time he reached the last line. He looked at Natsume again. "When read… by me… yeah, I get it. Dork." He sat down.
"No, I'm good," Ruka muttered, sinking in his chair. Hotaru didn't comment either and she was facing the front of the room so it was hard to tell what she was thinking. But then, that was nothing new.
The lunch bell rang and people immediately gathered their things. Hotaru reached the door first and to Ruka's disappointment, she didn't glance back. Narumi began calling out reminders.
"Okay guys, that pretty much wraps up this half of the semester. We'll be talking about term projects next week." He made notes in his class book. "Papers should be in my pigeonhole by midnight, angst-ridden blog entries cannot be submitted as self-discovery essays and if anyone tries to pull what Natsume did here this morning, they'll be getting detention."
Kitsuneme snorted as people started filing out of the room. "It's not like anyone else can."
"Yes, I suppose, Natsume is the only one who could bully someone into an oral report."
"You assigned Natsume poetry," Wakako said as though they all understood and it was the teacher being slow on the uptake. "And it's a love poem. What were you thinking?"
"Well, pardon me," Narumi said dryly. "I had no idea I had a restriction like that."
"Why do you let Natsume get away with it?" Mikan wondered.
Narumi smiled as he ushered them out the door. "Well, I like to think he has some higher purpose for the things he does. It almost always works out that way anyway, because deep down, stone-heart Natsume is just a big softy."
"I heard that."
"As you were meant to, my boy."
"It's funny Hotaru didn't try to shoot Natsume or something," Nonoko commented as their group stepped out to the corridor to head for the dining hall.
"That's mutual respect right there," Kitsuneme quipped.
"Ruka," came Hotaru's voice and they all turned at once. If she was uncomfortable with the attention, it didn't show. She ignored the different looks on her friends' faces and looked directly at her boyfriend. "Lunch?"
Ruka smiled. "Yeah."
Mikan practically jumped in delight while Mochu and Koko exchanged a high-five. Ruka hit Natsume lightly at the back of the head when he passed by to join his girlfriend. The two of them walked off. That was all the information they were going to get on that front because Ruka and Hotaru liked keeping things low-key. In any case, it didn't look like they would be joining the gang at the table.
The rest of them slowly followed. Natsume hung back from the group, watching Ruka and Hotaru talking. He rolled his eyes then decided he did okay. In fact, that plan turned out better than he expected.
"Capital work, Hyuuga," Narumi remarked as though he read his thoughts. Natsume didn't realize that the teacher hadn't left either.
He shrugged. "So you said."
"As always, thank you for making a mockery out of my class."
"My pleasure."
The teacher sighed heavily, "But you know, this might be difficult to explain in the grade sheet. You really do need to stop handing in one-line essays." |
Communicate
Thirty years as a marriage counsellor gave me plenty of evidence that at the root of all sorts of problems was a breakdown in communication. Fortunately, at least sometimes, communication could be restored. But better still is to develop communication skills because that reduces the risk of breakdown happening.
All but a tiny number of us can talk, and can listen. But whether we express ourselves really clearly and whether we really listen is another matter altogether. The risk in an age where some grow up eating in front of the television rather than talking round the meal table is that we don’t arrive in adult life with those skills as well-developed as they might be. But all of us can hone our speaking and listening. There are always things it is more difficult to talk about and there are things that we just don’t want to hear. Getting over those barriers is an effort worth making.
Words are only one form of communication. I have sometimes encouraged couples who find words difficult to close their eyes, hold hands, and see how many different messages they can give through that simple touch – try it and see! ‘And you should see the look they gave each other’ – eyes are another powerful channel for messages. |
Markers of platelet activation and apoptosis in platelet concentrates collected by apheresis.
A product with well-preserved haemostatic function of platelets is the ultimate goal of platelet concentrate production. However, platelet activation and apoptosis are induced by both collection and storage of platelet concentrates. Platelet concentrates obtained either by two blood separators with different technology of apheresis (Haemonetics MCS+, Haemonetics Corp. Braintree, USA and Trima Accel, Gambro BCT Inc., Lakewood, USA, respectively) or derived from buffy-coat were compared using evaluation of pH, LDH, lactate, glucose, annexin V, and sP-selectin levels immediately after collecting and at the end of expiration to estimate the differences in the activation and apoptosis of platelets in these products. The lowest degree of platelet activation was found in products obtained by Haemonetics MCS+ apparatus at the time of collection. Platelet concentrates obtained by apheresis revealed higher rise of LDH, annexin V and sP-selectin compared to buffy-coat derived platelets. Products from Haemonetics MCS+ showed higher rise of annexin V in comparison with products from Trima separator. Increase of LDH and sP-selectin in both apheresis products was comparable. On the basis of changes of sP-selectin and annexin V levels it could be concluded that initial platelet activation, which is induced by apheresis, is very likely without any further impact on quality of platelets during storage. Development of platelet storage lesions is influenced especially by storage conditions and platelet concentration in products. |
Development of hydration strategies to optimize performance for athletes in high-intensity sports and in sports with repeated intense efforts.
Hypohydration - if sufficiently severe - adversely affects athletic performance and poses a risk to health. Strength and power events are generally less affected than endurance events, but performance in team sports that involve repeated intense efforts will be impaired. Mild hypohydration is not harmful, but many athletes begin exercise already hypohydrated. Athletes are encouraged to begin exercise well hydrated and - where opportunities exist - to consume fluid during exercise to limit water and salt deficits. In high-intensity efforts, there is no need, and may be no opportunity, to drink during competition. Most team sports players do not drink enough to match sweat losses, but some drink too much and a few may develop hyponatremia because of excessive fluid intake. Athletes should assess their hydration status and develop a personalized hydration strategy that takes account of exercise, environment and individual needs. Pre-exercise hydration status can be assessed from urine markers. Short-term changes in hydration can be estimated from the change in body mass. Sweat salt losses can be determined by collection and analysis of sweat samples. An appropriate drinking strategy will take account of pre-exercise hydration status and of fluid, electrolyte and substrate needs before, during and after exercise. |
package scalaprops
import scalaz.std.anyVal._
import ScalapropsScalaz._
object NeedTest extends Scalaprops {
val test = Properties.list(
scalazlaws.traverse1.all[scalaz.Need],
scalazlaws.monad.all[scalaz.Need],
scalazlaws.bindRec.all[scalaz.Need],
scalazlaws.zip.all[scalaz.Need],
scalazlaws.align.all[scalaz.Need],
scalazlaws.comonad.all[scalaz.Need]
)
}
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This notable memoir via a number one Russian scientist who labored for many years on the nerve middle of the top-secret "Biopreparat" bargains a chilling investigate the organic guns application of the previous Soviet Union, vestiges of which nonetheless exist this day within the Russian Federal Republic. Igor Domaradskij calls himself an "inconvenient man": a committed scientist yet a nonconformist who was once usually in clash with govt and army apparatchiks. during this ebook he unearths the lethal nature of the study he participated in for nearly fifteen years.
Domaradskij is going into nice element in regards to the secrecy, intrigue, and the bureaucratic maze that enveloped the Biopreparat scientists, making them suppose like helpless pawns. What stands proud in his account is the hasty, patchwork nature of the Soviet attempt in bioweaponry. faraway from being a smooth-running, terrifying monolith, this used to be an company cobbled jointly out of the conflicts and contretemps of squabbling get together bureaucrats, army know-nothings, and stressed, formidable scientists. In many ways the inefficiency and shortage of responsibility during this method make all of it the extra scary as a global probability. For at the present time its dimensions are nonetheless now not totally recognized, neither is it yes that anybody team is totally accountable for the proliferation of this deadly weaponry.
Biowarrior is annoying yet beneficial examining for a person wishing to appreciate the character and dimensions of the organic risk in an period of overseas terrorism.
What can human bones let us know of a person’s existence, or perhaps loss of life? How can info from bones resolve mysteries either glossy and historical? And what makes the examine of skeletonised human is still so critical in southern Africa? The solutions to those and different questions are contained in lacking & Murdered, which lays naked the attention-grabbing global of forensic anthropology.
Major paleontologist David Archibald explores the wealthy background of visible metaphors for organic order from precedent days to the current and their impact on people' belief in their position in nature. in particular, Archibald makes a speciality of ladders and bushes, and the 1st visual appeal of timber to symbolize seasonal existence cycles. |
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export function onRobots (robots) {
store.commit('updateRobots', robots)
}
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Q:
What is the ORM for Android with support @Inheritance(strategy = InheritanceType.SINGLE_TABLE)?
I am developing an android chat application, I have several types of messages inherited from a single abstract class. I want to get a list of different types of chat messages. I think I need an ORM with inheritance support with a SINGLE_TABLE strategy. Is there an ORM for Android with support for this functionality? Or, perhaps, you will advise how to solve this problem using the ORM without SINGLE_TABLE support?
Examples:
public abstract class AbstractMessage implements MessageListContent, Serializable, Comparable<AbstractMessage> {
public enum Status {
DELIVERED,
SENDING_AND_VALIDATION,
NOT_SENDED,
INVALIDATED
}
private SupportedMessageListContentType supportedType = SupportedMessageListContentType.UNDEFINED;
private boolean iSay;
private long timestamp;
private Status status = Status.SENDING_AND_VALIDATION;
private String transactionId;
private String companionId;
// getters and setters
//...
}
public class BasicMessage extends AbstractMessage {
private String text;
private transient Spanned htmlText;
// getters and setters
//...
}
public class TransferMessage extends AbstractMessage {
private BigDecimal amount;
// getters and setters
//...
}
A:
I don't know if you know a lot about ORM's in android, but, two of the most famous ORM's for Android are Room and Realm. And these two could achieve what you want. But, don't take my word on realm, as I am only going to state what my friend told me about realm.
For starters, Room runs in SQLite and Realm in NoSQL. Now, I assume that you know greatly about inheritance and polymorphism, this concept could also be applied to SQL. This is, taking in account that you choose SQLite. Now for realm, it is a different story tho. My friend told me that the polymorphism of your models answers to the polymorphism of the database. Though, I highly doubt that, but I don't like realm, so don't take my word for it.
For choosing your database, I will be frank to tell you to choose SQLite and to help you decide, here is a simple site that currated reasons on which is better, SQL or NoSQL: http://www.nosql-vs-sql.com/
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Popular Kitchen Designs
Popular Kitchen Designs
Most homes offer a gathering place for family and friends to get together. In most cases its the kitchen. In order to have the design of your dreams you must consider the necessities for the perfect kitchen. Here are some helpful tips on popular kitchen designs.
With the number of kitchen design ideas it could be challenging to select the right design for you. There are many free resources that can help you such as visiting a showroom, reading magazines, or feel free to contact Tanen Homes. When it comes to home design the kitchen can add value to your home if it is done right. So lets explore a few custom kitchen designs that might be right for you.
A country kitchen with pot racks, wood cabinetry and open shelves. Country kitchens offer a warm inviting feeling and is also called early american or colonial kitchens.
A contemparary style has clean simple lines. Usually cabinets are stylish for today’s modern family and folks. Contemporary kitchen offers practical sophgistication and style.
French Country – offers plenty of wood and soft colors. Natural materials are used as the same as large furniture with ornate carvings. A french country kitchen offers elegance and style.
As you can see these are just a few of the options you have when building your custom kitchen and creating a kitchen design. You should consider the style of the rest of the home. Colors, materials and quality craftmanship are important when designing homes. For more information on a custom kitchen design or to have your dream home built contact Tanen Homes today.
Tanen Homes creates the finest in custom built homes, luxury homes, estates, and horse properties located in West Palm Beach and surrounding areas. |
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{
// Mark each product as Modified
products.AcceptChanges();
foreach (Northwind.ProductsRow product in products)
product.SetModified();
// Update the data via a transaction
return UpdateWithTransaction(products);
} |
Q:
PHP - Use pdo fetch multiple times
I have below query:
//Get the data
$stmt = $dbh->prepare("
SELECT t1.*, t2.*
FROM softbox_bookings_data t1
LEFT JOIN softbox_bookings t2 ON t1.booking_id = t2.id
WHERE t2.id=:id
GROUP BY t1.model
ORDER BY t2.time ASC");
$stmt->bindParam(":id", $_GET["id"]);
$stmt->execute();
$data = $stmt->fetchAll();
Now I want to be able to use above query multiple times.
First I want to just echo out a variable:
echo $data["name"]; //Returns nothing
Then further down the page, I want to loop the data:
foreach($data as $row){
echo $row["name"]; //Successfully echoes out the name from the database.
}
How come I can't use the echo $data["name"] variable and the foreach() statement to run through the data?
A:
Turn on error reporting and always use var_dump instead of echo when checking variable values. The latter will only print strings, but data is a two-dimensional array. Just check the var_dump output.
BTW: Of course echo "returns" nothing, its return type is void.
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[Tumor vaccines and peptide-loaded dendritic cells (DCs)].
Vaccines are usually intended to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Due to increasing knowledge about the immune system and its role in malignant disease, the development of therapeutic vaccines, which are intended to treat established tumors, has begun. For the induction of therapeutic immunity towards tumors, either tumor-specific or overexpressed antigens can be used. Tumor-specific antigens are mainly or exclusively expressed in tumors. It is assumed that they can thus be more easily recognized by the immune system than overexpressed antigens. Overexpressed antigens are expressed in both tumors and healthy tissues and therefore bear the risk of autoimmunity. In this review article, we discuss different approaches of therapeutic cancer vaccinations based on cells and on other drug substances. Moreover, we address the possibilities of authorizing cancer vaccines in the EU and in Germany. |
Hogson River
The Hogson River is a tributary of the Roper River Between Roper bar and Ngukurr, Northern Territory.
The river is in the Limmen National Park and the traditional owners of the River are the Yukul Australian Aboriginal people.
The river flowed through the now defunct Hundred of Fasque.
References
Category:Rivers of the Northern Territory |
Toxoplasma gondii: Bradyzoite Differentiation In Vitro and In Vivo.
Toxoplasma gondii, a member of the Apicomplexa, is known for its ability to infect an impressive range of host species. It is a common human infection that causes significant morbidity in congenitally infected children and immunocompromised patients. This parasite can be transmitted by bradyzoites, a slowly replicating life stage found within intracellular tissue cysts, and oocysts, the sexual life cycle stage that develops in domestic cats and other Felidae. T. gondii bradyzoites retain the capacity to revert back to the quickly replicating tachyzoite life stage, and when the host is immune compromised unrestricted replication can lead to significant tissue destruction. Bradyzoites are refractory to currently available Toxoplasma treatments. Improving our understanding of bradyzoite biology is critical for the development of therapeutic strategies to eliminate latent infection. This chapter describes a commonly used protocol for the differentiation of T. gondii tachyzoites into bradyzoites using human foreskin fibroblast cultures and a CO2-limited alkaline cell media, which results in a high proportion of differentiated bradyzoites for further study. Also described are methods for purifying tissue cysts from chronically infected mouse brain using isopycnic centrifugation and a recently developed approach for measuring bradyzoite viability. |
Formulated with various natural ingredients such as egg yolk and white willow bark, it works to soothe sensitive skin cause by ance, Making it suitable for excessive oily skin and sensitive skin. It functions to relieve red, uneven, irritated and damaged skin and control soil and moisture as well as sebum, leaving the skin fresh
What is an egg yolk antibody(IgY)?
It contains an egg yolk antibody made using eco-friendly ingredients derived from nature.
Life Science research center and egg yolk antibody, IgY
A key natural antibody, lgY, was developed jointly by Dan Biotech and Department of Biological Sciences in Dankook University through the process of separation, refinement and inoculation of organisms such as P.acne, and S. epidermidis that cause skin troubles. It is effective for acne and troubled skin.
Development process of egg yolk antibody.
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Screening (tactical)
Screening is a defensive tactic in which a picket or outposts are used to hide the nature and strength of a military force; provide early warning of enemy approach; impede and harass the enemy main body with indirect fire; and report on the activity of the enemy main body. Screening forces may conduct patrols, establish outposts, and help destroy enemy reconnaissance units.
A screening mission seeks to deny enemy reconnaissance units close-in observation of the main body. An effective screen can conceal where an army begins and ends, making it hard to flank. In modern warfare, screening is performed by armoured cars and light tanks.
Screening force
Screening is often done by reconnaissance units such as cavalry, which operate within range of supporting artillery. In contrast to a guard force, a screening force may consist of a scout platoon rather than a task force or squadron; and its mission is less ambitious, focusing on early warning to the main body rather than preventing enemy observation and direct fire on the main body. Also, unlike a guard force, a screening force is deployed over an extended area, to the rear and flanks of the main force, rather than to the front. The screening force's minimal tasks enable it to have a wide frontage. The screen line describes the trace along which the protecting unit is providing security. Aerial assets are used when ground assets cannot keep pace with the main body.
A screening force normally uses direct fire only for self-defense and does not seek to become decisively engaged with enemy forces.
Examples
During the American Civil War, at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Maj. Gen. John Buford set the conditions for Maj. Gen. George Meade's success by ensuring the Army of the Potomac occupied the high ground, which General Robert E. Lee's army shattered itself attacking.
See also
Covering force
References
Category:Force protection tactics |
The use of network computing and storage has proliferated in recent years, and continues to proliferate. The resources for network computing and storage are often provided by computing resource providers who leverage large-scale networks of computers, servers and storage drives to enable clients, including content providers, customers and the like, to host and execute a variety of applications and web services. The usage of network computing allows content providers and customers, among others, to efficiently and adaptively satisfy their computing needs. However, with the growing use of virtual resources, customers are encountering situations in which the virtual resources cannot accommodate their needs during certain situations, such as unanticipated traffic spikes or need for immediate responses to satisfy increased loads. Some of these situations may at least partly be caused by insufficient scalability of components used to manage, instantiate, or otherwise control the functionality of the virtual resources.
A related consideration is that with the growing use of virtual resources, the configuration (whether by customer or otherwise) of such resources, and the interconfiguration and topology of multiple resources, is becoming increasingly complex. Accordingly, it is becoming easier, and potentially more damaging, to inadvertently or intentionally make destructive changes to such configurations. |
Pretzel chocolate Bites
These are just a really fun little variation on chocolate covered pretzels. I have always loved snacks like trail mixes or Chex mixes that are both salty and sweet, and that’s the reason that I love these so much. They’re not so much a dessert as a salty, chocolatey snack. Plus, they’re incredibly easy to make, and they travel well. I always love finding snacks that are easy to take along to a party.
Helpful Hints: With all of the different kinds of Hershey Kisses and M&Ms that there are now, you can use any number of different flavor combinations with these. You can also use Rolo candies instead of Hershey Kisses, and there are plenty of other little chocolates/toppings that could be used in place of the kisses or M&Ms. And of course, with M&Ms, you can always coordinate the colors for a holiday or season. |
Administering and managing enterprise environments consumes time, money and resources. In many cases, this is because the application and data management process is decentralized and labor-intensive. For example, a significant portion of an administrator's time may be spent providing more storage or performing backups for the corporate data, or updating servers to handle growth in corporate data. Also, an administrator may need to create and provision new servers to handle the growth in data. Additionally, an administrator may spend time updating or provisioning a server to provide a particular user application. Additionally, a significant portion of corporate data may reside outside the corporate data center. For example, corporate documents, files and data may exist on or are distributed to various computers remote to the data center.
In an effort to reduce the time, money, and resources required to administer and manage corporate data and applications, many companies have consolidated and centralized servers, corporate data and applications. Although consolidation and centralization have reduced some costs and have produced some benefits, centralized data and applications introduce additional challenges in providing access to data and applications. One such challenge involves a remote user trying to access a file over a wide area network (WAN) connection. For example, a remote user at a branch office which typically has a network connection to the corporate data center that operates much slower than a LAN connection may try to open over the WAN a Microsoft Office document stored in at a corporate data center. The remote user's access over the network to the file may be delayed due to the latency, reliability and bandwidth with the WAN. The delays may be larger for larger files. Furthermore, as the distance between the remote user and the corporate data center grows, the frequency and length of network delays in accessing files also may increase. Adding virtual private network, security and other network layers on the WAN may further reduce bandwidth available to the remote users and increase delays in accessing the file. The lower speed and bandwidth of the remote office may cause unacceptable delays in accessing remote files. To avoid the delays in remote file access, remote users may copy and use files locally, defeating the purpose of centralized operations. Additionally, WAN connections may be less reliable than LAN connections, resulting in packet loss and network disconnection. WAN interruptions may occur during a file operation, such as saving or opening a document, further causing delays experienced by the remote user.
Therefore, systems and methods are desired to improve access by remote users to centralized applications and data files, including acceleration of the delivery of applications and data files to remote users. |
module Panwriter.Toolbar where
import Prelude
import Data.Functor (mapFlipped)
import Data.Monoid (guard)
import Panwriter.Button (button)
import React.Basic (Component, JSX, StateUpdate(..), capture_, createComponent, make)
import React.Basic.DOM as R
import React.Basic.Events (EventHandler)
import Electron.CurrentWindow as CurrentWindow
data ViewSplit = OnlyEditor | Split | OnlyPreview
derive instance eqViewSplit :: Eq ViewSplit
component :: Component Props
component = createComponent "Toolbar"
type Props = {
fileName :: String
, fileDirty :: Boolean
, split :: ViewSplit
, onSplitChange :: ViewSplit -> EventHandler
, paginated :: Boolean
, onPaginatedChange :: Boolean -> EventHandler
}
data Action = Close
| Minimize
| Maximize
showAction :: Action -> String
showAction Close = "close"
showAction Minimize = "minimize"
showAction Maximize = "maximize"
toolbar :: Props -> JSX
toolbar = make component
{ initialState: {}
, update: \{state} action -> case action of
Close -> UpdateAndSideEffects state \self -> CurrentWindow.close
Minimize -> UpdateAndSideEffects state \self -> CurrentWindow.minimize
Maximize -> UpdateAndSideEffects state \self -> CurrentWindow.maximize
, render: \self ->
let paginatedBtn props = guard (props.split /= OnlyEditor)
R.div
{ className: ""
, children: [
button
{ active: props.paginated
, children: [ R.img
{ alt: "Paginated"
, src: "page.svg"
}
]
, onClick: props.onPaginatedChange $ not props.paginated
}
]
}
splitBtns props =
R.div
{ className: "btngroup"
, children: [
splitButton OnlyEditor
, splitButton Split
, splitButton OnlyPreview
]
}
where
splitButton split =
let splitIcon OnlyEditor = {alt: "Editor", src: "notes.svg"}
splitIcon Split = {alt: "Split", src: "vertical_split.svg"}
splitIcon OnlyPreview = {alt: "Preview", src: "visibility.svg"}
in button
{ active: split == props.split
, children: [R.img $ splitIcon split]
, onClick: props.onSplitChange split
}
in R.div
{ className: "toolbar"
, children: [
R.div
{ className: "toolbararea"
, children: [
R.div
{ className: "windowbuttons"
, children: mapFlipped [Close, Minimize, Maximize] \action ->
R.div {
onClick: capture_ self action
, children: [R.img { src: "macOS_window_" <> showAction action <> ".svg" }]
}
}
, R.div
{ className: "filename"
, children: [
R.span
{ children: [R.text self.props.fileName]
}
, R.span
{ className: "edited"
, children: [R.text $ guard self.props.fileDirty " — Edited"]
}
]
}
, R.div -- icons from https://material.io/tools/icons/
{ className: "btns"
, children: [paginatedBtn self.props <> splitBtns self.props]
}
]
}
]
}
}
|
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