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Using infertile patients in epidemiologic studies on subfecundity and embryonal loss.
Subfecundity is a frequent and serious problem that may sometimes be preventable, but we need to know more about its determinants. Different epidemiologic designs are available. The best of these use prospectively collected data from the population, but they are time consuming, expensive and often hampered by low-participation rates. Most patients undergoing infertility treatment are closely monitored for clinical reasons, making it feasible to use secondary data to study the period from conception to implantation and pregnancy. In spite that infertility patients are highly selected, there are specific exposure-effect relations that can be studied in cohorts of infertility patients. These patients offer a potentially useful setting for studying exposures that operate late in fertilization, whereas the designs may be inadequate to identify exposures that cause reduced sperm counts, anovulation and total occlusion. The clinical sampling and the treatment set limitations for what can be studied. In certain situations, infertile patients can, however, provide useful epidemiologic evidence for learning about the causes of subfecundity. |
Xeron Shake
Overview
Technical daypack, ideal for hiking or everyday use. The side stretch pockets, the front valuables compartment, the large front zip pocket and various attachment options are suitable for a wide range of uses. |
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[Changes in the dehydrogenase activity of the cardiomyocytes in experimental acute massive pulmonary embolism].
A study of the activity of SDG, LDG, NAD-D in several structures of the heart was carried out in acute compensated massive embolism of the pulmonary artery. TV-histophotometry demonstrated heterogeneity of metabolic processes in the myocardium in the control and experimental group. The animals with pulmonary artery embolism showed diverse hemodynamic changes in the lesser and greater circulation. Loads to right cardiac compartments were accompanied by an elevation of SDG, NAD-D in the interventricular septum. |
This is very funny for multiple reasons, but when Jon gets to the “conservative” female reporter, you can see how frustrated even a Liberal comic is with unattractive Liberal news women in the media, so what do you do? You target Nancy Reagan and you adore Michelle Obama. See the video below.
How do you get past beauty and brains if you are ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, and MSNBC? Well, you portray the average conservative media female as dowdy and the average liberal female as cute and sexy, like, uh, Michelle Obama. If you have watched the women on Fox News – the ones on the set most everyday, you see that each one them also has an inner beauty. There isn’t a mean-spirit among them – and certainly nothing like this. |
Inspecting the Troops and Romance
A Return to A Begining (Reply)
Title: A Return to the BeginningPrompt: BloodRating: PGSeries: This Thing That Happened This One TimeContent Summary/Notes/Warnings: Jared and Amos meet again
The smile on Amos's face was swept clean away as soon as he opened the door and found Jared Dawes standing on his doorstep.
"Oh, thank god!" Jared said, his voice flooded with relief. "I've been looking all over the state for you all quarter!"
"All over the state, really?" Amos arched an eyebrow dubiously at him. "California's a big state."
"You know what I mean." Jared smiled at him as wide as he could muster and moved to enter the apartment without being invited in. Amos blocked him with the door, leaving only a crack wide enough to peek his head through.
"Oh." Jared said, as soon as he realized that just the act of hunting Amos down wasn't gong to be enough to make things right between them. He wished he could just take it all back without having to talk about it, but that wasn't how Amos worked. He couldn't just look at him, nod acknowledgment, bump fists, stuff all his feelings down deep and go on as if nothing had happened.
He was going to have to have to find the words.
"How did you even find me," Amos muttered. "Stalker much?"
"Mark gave me your address," Jared admitted. "He's a real stand up guy. The only one who would talk to me. You know the rest of the soccer team was ready to kick my ass. You don't even want to know what Llewelyn and Wes had to say."
"Well, you're lucky," Amos replied. "Mark's a nice guy. Too nice. I would have let them kick your ass. I'm going to kick his ass for telling you where I live now."
"I can't believe you moved because of me," Jared muttered as he looked down at his feet. "And changed your number! Was I really that horrible?"
"Yes you were, but I sublet my place to Lyn and Wes while I was in San Fransisco. I wasn't going to kick them out when my internship was over. Moving had nothing to do with you." Amos rolled his eyes to the ceiling. "Do you still not get it? You are the biggest fucking asshole I've ever met, and I've met a whole lot of...ass...holes...uh..."
He paused when Jared started chuckling at his particular phrasing
"Shut-up! Are you five years old? Get it through your god-damned head that it's over between us, or it never was between us really. I don't even know why you're here. You've had your little fun, and aren't you proud of yourself? I was fine with us having a little fun, but you took it further. You led me on, so...fuck you."
"For...y'know..." Jared shuffled his feet uncomfortably and refused to look Amos in the eye.
"Yeah. I know, but do you?"
"For..."
"That's what I thought. Goodbye, Jared." He moved to close the door, but Jared moved quickly forward and held it open.
"For using you. I used you, and I blamed you when you broke it off because... It was easier that way. I thought it would be easier that way, but it wasn't. I treated you like shit for a lot of months, and you deserve more than that. You deserve a guy that's going to worship you, not someone who'll barely kiss you."
"What are you doing here, Jared?" Amos asked. He sighed impatiently.
"That's not what you're mad at me for?" Jared peeked up at him. "You're still mad? I said I'm sorry. Please don't be mad at me anymore."
"Yeah," Amos said. "That's exactly why I'm mad at you. It's not like I wasn't expecting to feel shitty because you had no intention of coming out, and I know you still don't... but you barely ever touched me when we were still fucking. An affair is one thing but that... A guy can only be someone's glorified sex toy for so long. It's over. Why do you care? You got what you wanted. I got what I asked for, so why are you here now trying to apologize? Why not just go on with your wanna be straight life and leave your little experiment out of it already? I am totally fine with that, okay? My feelings are not hurt. You don't have to make it up to me or apologize or anything.
It was only sex for you and there isn't anything else beyond that. It's fine. Really. You said it yourself...right to my fucking face if I recall. For some reason you can't even fathom being my just being my friend in public let alone being an actual couple. I'm not going to change how I am or what I like just because of you. Besides, I couldn't even stay in the closet if you built one around me without a door. Trust me. I've tried."
"Uh..." Jared peered at the ground again. Whatever he had hoped to happen when he had planned to say those three words was apparently not going to happen by the look of things. Amos was still barricaded behind the door with an expression of fury far greater than the one he had when he'd opened it.
"I love you," Jared practically whispered at his feet. "That's what I came here to say. That's why Mark gave me your address, he uhhh....thought..."
"He thought wrong," Amos said. "Mark is a romantic. Mark...shit...Mark lives in some kind of fairytale world filled with Prince Charmings or something where he gets to go to the prom with his hot English boyfriend without causing a national incident. Mark is a jock. He hasn't had his head shoved in a toilet for the way he walks or talks or whatever it is I do to guys like you just by existing.”
"Guys like me?" Jared whimpered. "What do you mean?"
"You know exactly what I mean!" Amos said. "The only reason you were hanging out with me is because I was letting you..." He glanced away for a moment, feeling embarrassed, but he quickly turned back to glare at Jared with a hardened scowl. "We both got everything we were going to get out of our involvement, Jared. You're trying to make this into something it's not. We had sex; you liked it. It doesn't mean you're in love with me. I doubt you really enjoyed my company since I'm not a 'one of the guys'. Whatever that means," he said.
"And I don't really know what you're trying to do here now but I'm not going to fall for any fake love declarations."
"It's not fake!" Jared looked up sharply and met Amos's gaze. "I mean it. I was stupid. I said some really stupid things. You are one of the guys. You're more one of the guys than all the other guys."
"Look, I've been fucked with a lot," Amos replied. "A whole lot. I'm not going to fall for it, and I don't exactly trust that you aren't just saying what you think I want to hear right now because you're horny. I'm not over in a corner weeping about it and waiting for you to ride in like a knight in shining armor and make some grand gesture for me. I'm moving on. Let's not pretend that you actually like me for my personality, so... You should just move on too. If you need some anonymous hook up there is no shortage of that around here! I'm not going to be anonymous anymore."
"I do like you!" Jared said. "Jesus, Amos..."
"If you think invoking the name of Jesus is going to win you favors with me..."
Jared bit his lip in an effort to suppress laughter. "You are such a pig headed..."
"Sorry, I'm kosher."
"Shut-Up, you are not. I know you're not. Stop changing the subject when I'm trying to talk to you!" Jared said, exasperation suddenly overriding any amusement.
"This is totally pointless." Amos rolled his eyes to the ceiling. "We are finished. Good luck with life. I hope you figure yourself out before it's too late to enjoy it."
He opened the door a small amount to create a greater impact as he prepared to slam it shut, but Jared moved quickly and, in a desperate attempt to continue the conversation, stuck his foot in the opening. It was too late for Amos to stop the forward momentum of the barrier. The door hit Jared's flip-flop clad foot and bounced back open leaving Jared howling in pain as he withdrew, hopping around the balcony in agony.
"You broke my foot!" He yelled after cursing up a storm.
Amos stood frozen in the doorway with a mortified expression completely unsure of what he should do. On one hand he wanted to slam the door and lock it and not have to deal with Jared, his confusion, or his possibly broken foot. After that moment of shock, he jumped to action, managed to get one arm around Jared and led him cursing into the living room where he sat him down on the sofa.
Jared pulled his hands away from his foot, calming down as Amos sat beside him; arm still in place around his shoulder.
"You're bleeding," Amos said. He kept his eyes firmly on the wounded appendage knowing full well that Jared's eyes were on him.
"I don't care," Jared whispered. He snaked his arm around Amos's waist and leaned in to kiss his cheek, but Amos jumped out of the seat with a startled gasp and whirled around.
"YOU..." He couldn't help but be swayed by the expression on Jared's face; a mixture of pain, defeat, and regret.
"...are not going to bleed to death on my couch, honey. Don't worry," Amos finished his sentence and disappeared. He returned quickly with a damp wash rag and a first aid kit.
"You're so fucking stupid," Amos muttered as he sat on his coffee table with Jared's foot in his lap, carefully cleaning the small cut and dabbing the wound with an antiseptic wipe.
"I know," Jared replied through gritted teeth. "That hurts."
"Big baby," Amos said. "You shouldn't stick your foot in when I'm trying to slam the door in your face. It's not that bad. Just bleeding a lot. You won't even need stitches."
"How do you know? You're not a doctor." Jared glanced down at his foot, which Amos had deftly bandaged up with a gauze pad and no longer seemed to be bleeding.
Jared chuckled. "You're wearing knee socks that don't even match each other. I'm not even going to comment on the shorts. I don't think you get to pass judgment on my fashion sense."
"They're complimentary," Amos said. He glanced momentarily down at himself and shrugged. It was the weekend. He hadn't bothered to get dressed and was clad only in his boxers and a t-shirt. "I wasn't planning on leaving the apartment today anyway. I certainly wasn't expecting guests."
"Amos," Jared said, his voice soft and his foot no longer the focus of his attentions. He tried to look Amos in the eye, but Amos looked away.
Jared pulled his foot away and set it back on the ground then leaned forward on the couch and tried to grab hold of Amos' hands. Amos grunted and dropped the tape he was still holding on the ground as he quickly jumped from his spot and retreated to the opposite end of the room. He found himself facing a blank white wall pretending to be interested in it. It wasn't long before he heard Jared get up and limp towards him. He wanted to run as far away as he could, but he seemed rooted to the spot; tense anticipation radiating from every inch of his body.
He almost jumped out of his skin when he felt Jared's hands land on his shoulders and a warm breath soft against his ear.
"I meant what I said," he whispered. "I'm gonna prove it to you one day. I don't know how, but I'll figure it out."
He pressed is forehead against Amos' shoulder then kissed him on the neck behind his ear as he gently massaged his shoulders. Amos did his best to remain annoyed, but he knew it was hopeless. He leaned into the touch for a moment before turning around and pushing Jared away. He had to do something before his resolved crumpled completely.
"You have to go now." Amos whispered at him. "Please just go."
The heartbroken look that crossed Jared's face almost did him in.
"I really do mean it," he repeated. "Can I call you?"
Amos didn't want to give in, but to see Jared standing there, sincerely repentant with his head bowed down. Amos ducked around him and headed towards the apartment's kitchen where he grabbed a pen and a post it note and scrawled his new phone number down on it. He returned to find Jared still staring down a the floor.
"Here." Amos thrust the paper into his line of vision, and Jared's head shot up, an almost hopeful look on his face.
"Really?" He said.
Amos shrugged. "Just so you know...This doesn't fix everything. Not at all. Not one little bit." |
Spectrin autoantibodies in normal human serum and in polyclonal blood grouping sera.
Naturally occurring spectrin autoantibody was detected in normal human sera and in polyclonal blood grouping sera by the immunoblotting technique. The autoantibody seems to be IgG, stable, of high titre and low affinity. It was detected in all sera tested. Preparations of monoclonal antibodies directed against some blood group antigens and anti-A1 lectin reagent were devoid of spectrin autoantibody as expected. This autoantibody may be instrumental in clearing red cell membrane components from the circulation during haemolysis. Care must be exercised in studies designed to determine the association of some blood group antigens with the red cell membrane skeleton, when using polyclonal sera which contain spectrin autoantibodies in addition to the antibodies against the blood group antigen in question. |
Q:
Using external API for MediaWiki authorization
So I have the website that provides the API for logging in/registering/etc. And I have the MediaWiki set up at my server.
I need to disallow MediaWiki registration and only allow logging people in through our API. So, when the user tries to login, no request to MediaWiki db for the user should be done, instead the request to our API should be done, logging person in if our API returned the correct data and displaying an error if it didn't.
Is there a way to get it done with MediaWiki?
Thanks in advance.
A:
Your question is very broad and involves some development but also a lot of configuration as well. So, let's start:
First of all, you need to somehow integrate with the API you mentioned, which is possible by developing your own primary authentication provider. See the high level documentation. In this, you will have all the necessary entry points a user might hit when logging in or registering a new account and you can "translate" them to the actual actions which you need to do in your API (which you do not mention what it is or provides, so we can not give you better guidance here).
The second step would then be to configure this new authentication provider as the only one using $wgAuthManagerConfig which will in fact disable all other ways of creating other accounts as well as logging in with other accounts then the ones provided from your API.
If you've more questions, I would suggest that you provide more information and specific points where you're stuck :)
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Q:
invoking pipe command with Popen in Python
What is the correct way to invoke a command containing multiple pipes to Popen so that its output can be read? I tried:
Popen(shlex.split("mycmd arg1 | mysecondcmd - | thirdcmd -", stdout=PIPE)")
But I don't believe shlex.split is right here. What's the correct syntax?
A:
You have a few options -- You can pass shell=True:
Popen('command1 | command2 | command3',shell=True)
Or, you can break it up into a bunch of Popen calls hooking their stdout to the next Popen's stdin as demonstrated in the documentation.
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[Proliferating tricholemmal tumor].
We report an unusually located proliferating tricholemmal tumor on the back of a male patient. Ladewig staining clearly demonstrated different patterns of tricholemmal and epidermal keratinization. |
I always wonder how much I should post about other people’s weddings. I started The Everywhereist long after my own wedding, so it wasn’t an issue to write about or cover my own. I even asked guests at my wedding to not blog or tweet about it (mostly, this was because Rand invited a lot of his industry friends, and I didn’t want to deal with the Twitterverse trashing on the two of us in reply to our friends’ tweets. Believe it or not, this happens often. Fortunately, I’m becoming quite awesome at ignoring it). Of course, I was shocked when people outside the industry avoided blogging about it as well. It kind of made me feel like a heel. So perhaps I shouldn’t have censored my guests. I don’t know.
And I don’t know whether or not I should write about other people’s nuptials. On the one hand, it seems that everyone will, at some point, take a trip in order to attend someone’s wedding, so it’s a very relevant subject to cover on a travel blog. On the other hand, it’s a deeply personal event and it makes sense that someone might not want it discussed in detail online.
I think the middle ground is to blog about a wedding, but only post unflattering or blurry photos of yourself as a guest. Yes. Yes, that is what I will do.
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And so, after much senseless babble, the blog post begins, only, like, FOR REAL this time …
So, a few weeks ago Rand and I found ourselves in New Rochelle, NY, for our friend Eytan’s wedding. Eytan traveled to the absolute middle of nowhere for our wedding (in Ashland, Oregon), so a quick flight to Newark, then some aimless driving through Manhattan to just north of somewhere didn’t seem like that far to travel.
Besides, I love weddings. In a deranged, maniacal, OH-MY-GOD-I-LOVE-THIS-SONG-AND-LOOK-FREE-WINE-AND-CANAPES sort of way, I adore them. Especially weddings in which I am not the center-of-attention, and don’t have to try and soothe family members stricken by a sudden attack of crazy (a.k.a., I love weddings that are not my own).
But, holy cats, do I hate packing for weddings. Rand and I had a hell of a time – we didn’t want his tuxedo or my dress to get crushed, not to mention a hat he brought with him (that he occasionally wears with his tux. No, it’s not a top hat. Yes, he looks awesome in it.) But after we actually made it to the wedding in one piece (and found we were not, as we had originally thought, woefully late), we had a terrific time.
The wedding was at a yacht club on the coast north of Manhattan. And while the day had been gray and windy (see the wicked storm we encountered the day before) it was still really a lovely setting.
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I can only imagine how nice it would be on a summer day. And while I would have loved to have been able to go outside, knowing my luck, I’d have been pooped on by a seagull. I just know it. It nearly happened to me yesterday, so imagine what fate would have had in store for me had I been all dressed up near the water … The gray skies were a blessing, I’m sure. A poop-free blessing.
Plus, I got to take a lot of photos of me all dressed up with my sweetie.
Note to self: start wearing lipstick, because Rand's lips are naturally way rosier than yours.
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Some photos were better than others. But even the blurry ones proved to be awesome …
I actually don't know how he managed to take this photo ... his hands seemed otherwise occupied.
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And I got a few pictures of Rand with our gorgeous friend, Jen, who also made the trip out for the wedding. If she wasn’t so damn awesome, I might be the weensiest bit jealous about Rand having his arm around her.
That's right: I got to sit next to an inanimate representation of Oyster.com. Jealous?
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Of course, we barely got to see the bride and groom, as is usual at these sort of things. I’ve started to have a new philosophy about weddings – I adopted it around the time of my own. I just remind myself that weddings aren’t times when you actually get to spend quality time with the bride and groom. Instead, you go to be part of the memory – kind of like when you go see a movie with someone. Sure, you don’t talk or really see eachother during the movie, but in the weeks and months afterward, you can talk about what happened – about the event you shared. And whenever that person thinks of that day, they’ll remember that you were a part of it.
I know it’s cheesy, but it sure beats the stress of anguish of looking at it any other way. Besides, amidst the crazy of a wedding, you might only get a quick glimpse of the bride and groom; a few moments of visiting them in passing.
Candice – I generally think it probably isn’t. The only reason we asked people to refrain is that I literally have seen people write unrepeatable insults about my husband, without having met him. I get that he’s in a tough industry, but I figured I had the right to shield him from that kind of stuff as it pertained to our wedding. |
Nakiri Knives
Cutlery: Nakiri Knives
Like the versatile chef’s knife, a Nakiri knife is a champion vegetable chopper, slicer and mincer. More slender than a cleaver, Nakiri’s rectangular blade with super-sharp straight edge easily preps everything from summer tomatoes to winter squashes. The blade of the Wusthof Classic hollow-edge Nakiri Knife features a series of shallow indentations that keep food from sticking to it. |
Since wireless local area network (WLAN) management frames are often unencrypted, an attacker can potentially attack the WLAN infrastructure by spoofing the Media Access Control (MAC) address of a client device that is associated with the WLAN, and sending a deauthentication and/or disassociation frame using the MAC address of the associated client device. Because the WLAN infrastructure cannot determine that the deauthentication and/or disassociation frame is from an attacker or a valid client device, it will terminate the client device's connection to the WLAN. As a result, a valid client device will experience denial of service by the WLAN infrastructure. |
Last night, I happened to cross paths with Judd Apatow, and couldn't help but ask about the ladies — particularly since he's executive-producing a female-centric pilot for HBO. Basically, he thinks the criticisms were cooked up by the Internet.
We've already given HBO credit for heavily recruiting female talent after a season of…
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It was the afterparty for Lena Dunham's Tiny Furniture (more on that soon); Apatow and Dunham are currently working together on that HBO pilot, which she's writing and co-starring in.
Apatow, of course, has had occasion to answer for his female characters before. It's not so much that his movies are sexist per se, as much as his point of view is unapologetically limited — as Anna wrote last year, "All his movies are really guilty of is reinforcing the kind of annoying idea that women are more grown-up than men — or that they have to be. And while he says his films 'go pretty hard at having women have as many problems as men,' it would still be nice to see his women get to have some 'male' problems for once."
In advance of the release of his new movie Funny People, Judd Apatow is telling the media that…
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But then, a major corrective to that myopia is Apatow putting his considerable clout behind talents that are beyond his worldview (or Seth Rogen's), which is what he's doing with Dunham.
Some additional context: I didn't know I was going to interview Judd Apatow, or even attending the party, and he likely didn't expect he was going to be interviewed about this stuff, again. Also, it was obscenely loud in there and we were both shouting.
Can you tell me a little bit about what you're working on for HBO?
It's about a group of women in New York in their mid-twenties, in those years after college when you're not really sure what you're going to do, and you make an enormous amount of mistakes.
What was it about [Dunham's movie] that made you sure that you wanted to try out a TV project with someone so young?
I saw the movie and I didn't know anything about it. I didn't know that the director and the writer was in it, I didn't know that that was her real family, I just saw it cold, someone just slipped me a DVD. I watched it and thought that it was hilarious and really smart and funny and emotional and human the way I like my movies and my stories. I just emailed her and said I thought it was great, and we started talking, and this opportunity came up.
You've gotten some flak from critics about your female characters. Does this play into that at all, working with a woman who starred in and wrote her own movie?
Not really. I mean, I feel like we've had some amazing female characters and performances in all the movies.
So you think that's unfair that you've gotten that criticism?
Oh, I definitely think that it's unfair. But if you look at who's been in the movies and how funny they've been and how great their characters are — Elizabeth Banks, and Jane Lynch, and Leslie [Mann], Catherine Keener and Heigl and Charlyne Yi, it's a lot of people who've broken out from the movies and have done great work. But they definitely are more from the male point of view, because I wrote them, and I'm a man. But that's okay.
Does it feel different to now be producing something from the female point of view that you didn't write? Even the movies you've produced that you haven't written have tended to be from a male point of view.
Any time I'm working with a writer and a director, I try to give them some advice, but help them maintain their point of view. I will say that with Lena she has a very strong idea of what she wants to do. She hasn't worked in the television format, so I have some advice I can give her, but I mainly try to stay out of the way.
Is there a difference for you in terms of producing something that has a female protagonist and a male protagonist?
I'm sure there are a lot of differences and I certainly make the point of just following her lead — she knows what she wants to do. And there are subtleties to it that I will never understand. So I just make sure not to say anything that will take her off her game.
Many of our readers really love your movies but do feel like the female characters are two-dimensional. Katherine Heigl came out and said she thought Knocked Up was sexist. I wonder if you could elaborate on your defense a little bit.
I'm not defensive about it. I feel like my movies are about people making really big mistakes, and in a lot of movies about women, they're the objects of worship. And I find it more interesting to see people at their worst. So I think some people are thrown by that, but I don't think there's that much of a difference between Katherine Heigl picking Seth Rogen up at a bar and Seth Rogen saving his bong before he saves his pregnant girlfriend. They're both equally harsh in terms of how these characters are treated. All of these characters are learning things about how they want to live their lives.
You're not necessarily endorsing that he's doing that, is what you're saying?
All comedies are about people screwing up. And the obstacles to sanity and living your life well. There's nothing funny about people who handle themselves well and treat everybody with respect. And have a good job and a good haircut and are intelligent.
And their relationships are really equal...
Yeah, I mean, people fight and make up and it's hard, and I really wanted to make some movies that show people getting into it a little more than you usually see in movies, see people love and fight in a much stronger way than you usually see....
Generally the movies are more popular with women than men. When we test them, the female scores are always higher than the male scores. Sometimes you have these movies where a few people make a comment and everybody follows that point of view.
I interviewed Manohla Dargis about this last year and she said something about how you had taken over romantic comedies which had been traditionally female-driven things, and you had made them male-driven. She was ambivalent because you had done them better than what was already happening, but it was almost the last thing that women had been at the center of.
"I usually maintain a fairly even temper about Hollywood because I couldn't do my job…
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Well, I don't agree with that. I really only made a couple of romantic comedies — I don't think I was changing the direction of anything. I think if you look at older romantic comedies, a lot of them are women that are perfect and the guy falling all over himself trying to "get" her. I always found that a lot more offensive than deeply flawed men and women having problems getting together. That to me is much more human and sympathetic and interesting.
But a lot of the women in your movies do have it together and are waiting for the guys to grow up.
I don't think so. I always thought that Katherine Heigl's character was someone who was driven to have a career and getting pregnant screwed up her career path, but she was trying to do the right thing by trying to get to know the guy who got her pregnant, who seems like the wrong guy to get to know and to potentially raise a child with. And that there was nothing perfect about her life, and she was just thrown off of her plans.
So her expectations ended up being wrong about everything, or...?
She was trying to do the right thing, which was to get to know the guy who got me pregnant, or should I instantly disregard any notion that I could like him.
I know you said the movies test higher with women, but do the conversation and the criticism change the way you work, or will work in the future?
I don't hear any of the criticism when I test the movies and talk to thousands of people. I think the people who talk about these things on the Internet are looking to stir things up to make for interesting reading, but when you make movies, thousands of people fill out cards telling you their intimate feelings about the movies, and those criticisms never came up, ever, on any of the movies, so you have to be careful of what to listen to, because it could also take you off your own point of view. |
Q:
Clean vector every loop iteration. What is the most memory efficient way?
I have a question about the std::vector.
I have a very memory intensive algorithm where I forsee that predicting vector sizes and reserving enough memory for the vectors in advance will help me a lot with reducing memory usage.
Which of the following is better:
for ( ... ) {
std::vector<Type> my_vector;
my_vector.reserve(stuff_count);
// Do stuff , and append stuff to my_vector.
}
Or this:
std::vector my_vector;
for ( ... ) {
my_vector.clear();
my_vector.reserve(stuff_count);
// Do stuff , and append stuff to my_vector.
}
Please tell me which is best, or if there is an even better way of doing stuff.
Thank you very much in advance!
A:
With the first variant you reallocate the vector's buffer on each iteration – that's usually quite costly. With the second variant you only reallocate occasionally. The second variant is better since speed is a priority for you.
It's unclear from you question where the number of elements is know from. Maybe you even can quickly calculate the maximum number of elements for all iterations, set this to be the buffer size and have no reallocation.
A:
I forsee that predicting vector sizes and reserving enough memory for the vectors in advance will help me a lot with reducing memory usage.
Try and act like an engineer not a fortune teller. Create a test, and measure the difference.
A:
The second one could be slightly faster, but I find the first one cleaner.
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How to make a head cleaning Epson Stylus SX105
Here you will learn how to make cleaning nozzles in Epson Stylus SX105 printer, if you have any questions just write a comment.
Just make a head cleaning when necessary, very necessary as head cleaning is done with ink cartridges, this involves an expenditure of excessive ink when several head cleaning often do.
The head cleaning helps to improve print quality and maintenance of the printer, if you need any additional help on cleaning head, type a comment.You can make a head cleaning from the computer in the printing tool, come to this, and other major printer options through to printing devices in the properties of the equipment you need.
Make sure the printer is not showing any errors, like cartridges, paper jams or electrical problems
Get to printing devices
Right-click the printer icon and select from the list click printhead cleaning
If this option is not listed, print selection tool (an entire window with options available for the printer appears, navigate to find maintenance) finally you get the option to clean the print head
The power button flashes while cleaning head
Do not press the power button while the process is conducted
Finally print a test page to verify print quality if the problem persists and your printer is still in warranty period, contact Epson support. |
Q:
Compare test based not value and set CSS style
I have this angular code which sets text color based on true and false values:
<td>
<span *ngIf="user.enabled" class="badge badge-success">Enabled</span>
<span *ngIf="!user.enabled" class="badge badge-dark">Disabled</span>
</td>
But I would like to extend the code to set css code based on string values. Example:
<td>
<span *ngIf="user.status = 'Approved" class="badge badge-success">Approved</span>
<span *ngIf="user.status = 'Declined" class="badge badge-dark"> Declined </span>
</td>
What is the proper code to implement this check and if it's missing to set default css style?
A:
First of all: you are using assignment call in your ngIf instead of comparing values.
Secondly: Angular has ngSwitch directive that might be better in your situation:
<td [ngSwitch]="user.status">
<span *ngSwitchCase="'Approved'" class="badge badge-success">Approved</span>
<span *ngSwitchCase="'Declined'" class="badge badge-dark">Declined</span>
<span *ngSwitchDefault class="badge">Unknown</span>
</td>
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Introduction to nanocoatings produced by layer-by-layer (LbL) self-assembly.
Studies on the adsorption of oppositely charged colloidal particles ultimately resulted in multilayered polyelectrolyte self-assembly. The inception of layer-by-layer constructed particles facilitated the production of multifunctional, stimuli-responsive carrier systems. An array of synthetic and natural polyelectrolytes, metal oxides and clay nanoparticles is available for the construction of multilayered nanocoats on a multitude of substrates or removable cores. Numerous substrates can be encapsulated utilizing this technique including dyes, enzymes, drugs and cells. Furthermore, the outer surface of the particles presents and ideal platform that can be functionalized with targeting molecules or catalysts. Some processing parameters determining the properties of these successive self-assembly constructs are the surface charge density, coating material concentration, rinsing and drying steps, temperature and ionic strength of the medium. Additionally, the simplicity of the layer-by-layer assembly technique and the availability of established characterization methods, render these constructs extremely versatile in applications of sensing, encapsulation and target- and trigger-responsive drug delivery. |
Generate a loader
Omit KHR (due to recent changes to the specification, this may not work anymore) |
In recent years, the need for a larger and improved bicycle infrastructure has become apparent, and municipalities have begun working to update their bicycle networks. The City of Spokane seeks to update and expand its bicycle network, and is looking into an experimental set of pavement markings called Shared Lane Markings or “Sharrows.” These Sharrows can indicate bicycle presence in sections of roadway too narrow to serve as a shared bicycle and automobile lane. Sharrows are currently being tested for durability, recognition and general acceptance by all roadway users. The goal of this project is to collect bicyclist usage data, such as average daily traffic of bicyclists on three different roadways in Spokane. Bicyclist Volumes, placement and economics of Sharrow markings, and Safety, are being studied in addition to efforts to educate drivers and bicyclists about the new markings. |
A single graphical user interface (GUI), such as the main window of an email client, typically includes several user interface (UI) components. The components may include various menu bars, toolbars, folder trees, text boxes, etc. Most GUIs are monolithic in that all the components of a particular UI are built on the same UI technology and then compiled together as one single piece of code. The result is that the components of the UI are dependent on one another.
This dependency between UI components in a monolithic GUI creates difficulties from a maintenance perspective. For example, if a developer wishes to enhance the GUI by updating a UI component, the code for the GUI must be rewritten and recompiled. Similarly, adding or removing a UI component also requires that the code be rewritten and recompiled. In other words, monolithic GUIs are not pluggable with respect to UI components. Additionally, UI components in monolithic GUIs are not portable in the sense that a UI component of one monolithic GUI cannot be reused by another monolithic GUI that is built on a different UI technology. Moreover, even if a component UI is built on the same technology as another monolithic UI, the component UI may still not be reusable in the other monolithic UI due to a design difference in the component UI that makes it incompatible.
Thus, all the UI components of a monolithic UI need to be built on the same technology with the same fundamental design. Conventional GUI mechanisms do not allow gradation of UI controls without affecting other modules or UI components within the same GUI. |
Q:
Bash interprets && as an argument
Observe the following
[admin@myVM ~]$ test="echo hello && echo world"
[admin@myVM ~]$ $test
hello && echo world
[admin@myVM ~]$ echo hello && echo world
hello
world
It seems that if you place && into a bash variable and execute it as a command, bash interprets && as a string argument. Does anyone know how to alter this behavior? That is to say, does anyone know how to tell bash “I want to execute double ampersand”.
A:
Variables are not meant to store scripting. Store code in functions, not variables.
$ test() { echo hello && echo world; }
$ test
hello
world
The reason $test doesn't work is because unquoted variable expansions are only subjected to two of bash's many phases of parsing:
Word splitting
Globbing
That means it will split apart $test into separate words, which is why it recognizes the echo command. It will also expand wildcards AKA globs. Those are the only two bits of parsing it does, though. It doesn't look for symbols like &&, |, or ;.
I don't recommend it, but you can get bash to execute your string with bash -c "$test" or eval "$test". These are bad habits that you should avoid unless absolutely necessary. Functions are much better than hacks with eval, and they don't open up potential security holes by allowing arbitrary code execution.
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I’m happy to announce that the preliminary roadmap tracker has now gone live!
This tracker is a github repo that we will use solely for the issue tracker. There are issues for each of the vision statements, for major projects, and for each subteam. The goal is to keep everyone informed of the most significant work going on toward our roadmap goals, as well as other major subteam activity.
Since we’re just kicking this off, the tracker is a bit lean at the moment. Subteams will be populating the issues in greater detail over the coming weeks.
If you believe a project should be added within the tracker, please leave a comment on the appropriate “parent” issue, i.e. a Vision issue, an Area of exploration, or a Team roadmap. And in general, feel free to use comments to ask questions, pitch ideas, or mention updates that need to be made!
Please dive in, leave comments, and let us know what you think! |
In the mining industry, mine operators need to prepare infrastructure for vehicle and equipment access, and for transporting ore and other materials. Such infrastructure includes roads, drill holes, and other features created by manipulating of the topography of the worksite. The creation of such infrastructure involves designing an intended topography for the worksite and manipulating the worksite, by cutting away parts of the worksite that are above an intended elevation (above grade) and by filling areas of the worksite below an intended elevation (below grade) in order to meet the specification tolerances of the design. However, it can be difficult to assess the status of work that has been done or that needs to be done in fulfilling this objective, because elevations associated with the worksite may be difficult to monitor or comprehend. Accordingly, there is a need for a new method and/or system for illustrating altitudes associated with a mine worksite.
Reference to any prior art in the specification is not an acknowledgment or suggestion that this prior art forms part of the common general knowledge in any jurisdiction or that this prior art could reasonably be expected to be understood, regarded as relevant, and/or combined with other pieces of prior art by a skilled person in the art. |
QUEEROCRACY is an activist organization cultivating the leadership of queer folks and people living with HIV/AIDS in NYC. Through direct action organizing, membership led advocacy campaigns, educational trainings...
Resist is a foundation that supports people's movements for justice and liberation. We redistribute resources back to frontline communities at the forefront of change while amplifying their stories of building a better world. |
Caregivers/ Service Providers
Our goal is to refer professional, reliable and trustworthy caregivers and service providers. Under our referral model the caregivers receive the bulk of the fee and House Calls receives a small stipend. This assures that our providers are vested in you, the client. Caregivers are bonded and insured. We provide a complimentary home assessment that allows us to meet, you, the client, so we can match your personality and needs with the perfect caregiver. We were the first Concierge agency to refer an array of services that allow our clients to remain in their homes.
We refer Nurses, Physical/Occupational therapists, social workers, companions, homemakers, and personal care attendants who are all interviewed, screened and background checked. In addition to those caregivers we were the First Home care agency to provide additional services in the comfort of your own home, including beauty services, home maintenance, yard work, legal services, financial management, snow shoveling, etc. Please see Our Services tab for a complete list. If you don’t see the service you need listed on our service page, please call and see if we can find it for you! Our Motto is “One Call Does It All” ! We refer pre-screened Service Providers who are as dependable, reliable, and trustworthy as our caregivers.
To achieve this goal, we use the following screening techniques to verify the credentials of all caregivers referred through our agency:
• Interview
• Valid driver’s license verification and photograph
• Verify health care licensing and certification by the State of Connecticut for licensed Service Providers
• Review of Connecticut Public Health Regulatory Statutes and Revisions
• Social Security numbers verified by the Social Security Administration
• National Criminal Background check with one of the world’s leading providers of security information
• Per CT law, screening through the sex offender registry
• References from three previous work places |
♪♪
I'M LUKE TIPPLE, AND THIS
IS YOUR "DAILY BITE."
ON THIS EPISODE, WE'RE TALKING
ABOUT BABY SHARKS.
SWIMMING BETWEEN UTERI,
FULL OF TEETH,
AND CANNIBALIZING THEIR
UNBORN SIBLINGS,
TAKING SIBLING RIVALRY
TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL.
WHEN A MOMMY SHARK
AND A DADDY SHARK FALL IN LOVE,
IT'S ABSOLUTELY TERRIFYING.
LET'S BE HONEST --
SHARK SEX ISN'T PRETTY.
IT STARTS WITH A COURTING RITUAL
WHERE THE MALE SHARK
LATCHES HIS TEETH
ONTO THE FEMALE AND TWISTS
HIS BODY AROUND HERS
IN ORDER TO ALIGN THEMSELVES
FOR COPULATION.
THE DAMAGE FROM MATING
IS SIGNIFICANT,
AND WE CAN OFTEN SPOT
MATURE FEMALE SHARKS
BY THE AMOUNT OF SCARRING
ON THEIR BODIES.
NOW IN THE BIG BLUE OCEAN,
YOU NEVER KNOW
WHEN YOU'LL RUN INTO
A SUITABLE MATE,
SO A FEMALE SHARK MAY ENGAGE
WITH SEVERAL MALES
DURING A MATING SEASON,
AND THEY CAN STORE THE SPERM
FOR MORE THAN FOUR YEARS BEFORE
USING IT FOR FERTILIZATION.
AS A GENETIC DIVERSIFICATION
STRATEGY,
THEY MAY EVEN GIVE BIRTH
TO SEVERAL MALES YOUNG.
BABY SHARKS COME INTO THE WORLD
IN ONE OF THREE
DIFFERENT WAYS --
OVIPAROUS SHARKS ARE EGG-LAYING,
AND THE MOTHERS CAREFULLY HIDE
THEIR EGGS FROM PREDATORS
SO THAT THEIR PUPS HAVE
THE BEST CHANCE OF SURVIVAL.
VIVIPAROUS SHARKS GIVE BIRTH
TO LIVE PUPS.
AND OVOVIVIPAROUS SHARKS,
WHICH MAKE UP
THE MAJORITY OF SHARK SPECIES,
THEY USE BOTH STRATEGIES.
THE EGGS ARE FORMED
AND HATCHED INSIDE THE MOTHER
BEFORE LIVE YOUNG ARE BORN
INTO THE SURROUNDING WATER.
HANDS DOWN THE CRAZIEST PART
OF THIS STORY, THOUGH,
IS THE BATTLE FOR SURVIVAL
GOING ON INSIDE THE WOMB.
SHARK EXPERT VICKY VASQUEZ
IS HERE TO DIVE INTO
WHY THIS IS SUCH
AN INCREDIBLE PHENOMENON.
SOMETHING THAT IS SUPER
MIND-BLOWING ABOUT SHARKS
IS THAT THE FEMALES CAN HAVE
TWO UTERUSES,
AND IN SOME OF
THE VIVIPAROUS SPECIES,
THOSE BABY SHARKS CAN
ACTUALLY SWIM AROUND
AND THEY CAN EVEN GO FROM
ONE UTERUS TO THE OTHER.
A RESEARCHER NAMED DR. TOMITA
WAS AT THE OKINAWA AQUARIUM
IN JAPAN
WHEN HE SAW
THE CRAZIEST THING HAPPEN
WITH THE TAWNY NURSE SHARKS.
THEY WERE ABLE TO COLLECT VIDEO
WHICH SHOWED THEM
THE TAWNY BABY SHARKS
BASICALLY SWIMMING FROM
ONE UTERUS TO THE OTHER,
AND EVEN TAKING A LITTLE POKE
INTO THE OUTSIDE WORLD
TO SAY HELLO.
AND THAT'S REALLY, REALLY COOL,
BECAUSE WE'VE NEVER HAD
ANYTHING LIKE THAT BEFORE.
SHARK REPRODUCTION
IS SUCH A MYSTERY.
WHAT WE DO KNOW
AND WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED
IS BASICALLY FROM DISSECTIONS,
BEING ABLE TO SEE
WHAT THE INSIDES LOOK LIKE
AND THEN MAKE THE APPROPRIATE
ASSUMPTIONS.
BUT WITH VIDEO, THERE'S
NO QUESTION WHAT'S HAPPENING.
THEY HAVE SONOGRAMS
SO YOU COULD ACTUALLY SEE
THAT THE EMBRYOS,
THESE BABY SHARKS WERE ACTUALLY
SWIMMING FROM ONE UTERUS
TO THE OTHER.
IT WAS REALLY ABLE TO SHOW
WHAT IT'S LIKE
FOR THESE SHARKS THAT HAVE
OOPHAGY,
WHEN THE SHARKS ARE ABLE TO
EAT SOMETHING IN THE UTERUS.
A GOOD REASON WHY
THEY MIGHT BE ABLE TO SWIM
FROM ONE UTERUS TO THE OTHER
IS PROBABLY BECAUSE
THEY GET HUNGRY.
SO THEY MIGHT EAT ALL THE LITTLE
GOBSTOPPERS OF SHARKY GOO
FROM ONE UTERUS
AND THEN FILL UP
AND THEN GO CHECK OUT AND SEE
WHAT'S LEFT IN THE OTHER ONE.
NOW, WHY ARE THEY PEEKING
THEIR HEADS OUT?
IF I WAS A HUNGRY BABY SHARK,
I ATE EVERYTHING I COULD FIND,
AND NOW I'M TRYING TO, LIKE,
PEEK OUT OF MOM
TO SEE IF THERE'S
ANY FOOD OUT THERE,
IF IT'S A SAFE TIME TO EXPLORE,
AS ADORABLE AS IT SOUNDS
TO BE A BABY SHARK,
THINK ABOUT WHAT WE KNOW
ABOUT SHARKS.
A BABY SHARK IN THE WOMB
WITH THOSE TEETH,
USING THOSE FINS,
SWIMMING AROUND
FROM UTERUS TO THE OTHER,
WELL,
IT MIGHT BE WANTING TO MAKE
A LITTLE BIT MORE SPACE
WHERE IT IS, MIGHT BE
GETTING A LITTLE HUNGRY.
THESE BABY SHARKS CAN
ACTUALLY JUMP ON THEIR SIBLINGS.
SO, AS YOU CAN IMAGINE,
THE WOMB BECOMES
A LOT MORE COMFORTABLE.
THERE ARE SHARK SPECIES
OUT THERE
WITH VERY LOW REPRODUCTIVITY.
SO, IF YOU'RE A SHARK
AND YOU'RE NOT PUTTING OUT
A LOT OF BABIES,
YOU PROBABLY WANT TO MAKE SURE
ALL OF THOSE BABIES
ARE SUPER, SUPER TOUGH.
SO BASICALLY WHAT'S HAPPENING
INSIDE THE WOMB
OF A MOTHER SHARK
IS THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST
SO THAT THE STRONGEST
BABY SHARK
IS WHAT'S COMING OUT
INTO THE WORLD.
TALK ABOUT CHILDHOOD TRAUMA.
SO, FROM DAY ONE,
SHARKS ENGAGE IN A BATTLE
FOR SURVIVAL WHERE ONLY
THE STRONGEST WILL SURVIVE.
WHETHER THEIR MOTHERS
ARE REALLY GOOD
AT FINDING STRONG MATES,
ARE EXPERTS AT HIDING
THEIR EGGS,
OR THE SHARKS SURVIVE
THE GLADIATOR CANNIBAL PIT
OF THE WOMB,
EVOLUTION HAS ENSURED
THAT THE SHARKS THAT MAKE IT
TO BIRTH ARE THE STRONGEST
AND FITTEST
THEY CAN POSSIBLY BE.
MAYBE THAT'S WHAT MAKES THEM
APEX PREDATORS.
STICK WITH US
ALL "SHARK WEEK" LONG
AS WE CONTINUE TO BRING YOU THE
WILDEST DISCOVERIES IN SHARK.
IN THE NEXT EPISODE
OF THE "DAILY BITE,"
"WHEN SHARKS ATTACK."
♪♪
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The Elephant God eBook
CHAPTER XIX
TEMPEST
The storm had burst on India. In the Khyber Pass
there was fiercer fighting than even that blood-stained
defile had ever seen. The flames kindled by fanaticism
and lust of plunder blazed up along the North-west
Frontier and burned fiercest around Peshawar, where
the Pathan tribes gathered thickest. No news
came from the interior of Bhutan.
So far, however, the interior of the land was comparatively
tranquil. Sporadic outbreaks in the Bombay Presidency
and the Punjaub had been crushed promptly. The
great plan of a wide-spread concerted rising throughout
the peninsula had come to naught, thanks to the papers
that Dermot had found in the man-eater’s den.
He had carried them straight to Simla himself, for
closer examination had confirmed his first impression
and shown him that they were far too important to be
confided to any one else.
The information in them proved to be of the utmost
value, for they disclosed the complete plans of the
conspirators and told the very dates arranged for
the advance of the Afghan army and the attacks of the
Pathans, which were to take place simultaneously with
the general rising in India. This latter the
military authorities were enabled to deal with so
effectively that it came to nothing.
Incidentally the papers conclusively proved the treason
of the Rajah and the Dewan of Lalpuri, and
that the Palace was one of the most important centres
of the conspiracy. To Dermot’s amazement
no action was taken against the two arch-plotters,
owing to the incredible timidity of the chief civil
authorities in India and their susceptibility to political
influences in England. For Lalpuri and its rulers
had been taken under the very particular protection
of the Socialist Party; and the Government of India
feared to touch the traitors. The excuse given
for this leniency was that any attempt to punish them
might be the signal for the long delayed rising in
Lalpuri and Eastern Bengal generally.
A few days after Dermot’s return from Simla
orders came to him from the Adjutant General to hand
over the command of the detachment to Parker, as he
himself had been appointed extra departmental Political
Officer of the Bhutan Border, with headquarters at
Ranga Duar. This released him from the responsibilities
of his military duties and left him free to devote
himself to watching the frontier. He was able
to keep in communication with Parker by means of signal
stations established on high peaks near the Fort,
visible from many points in the mountains and the forest;
for he carried a signalling outfit always with him. |
package org.javacord.api.listener.server;
import org.javacord.api.event.server.ServerChangeAfkTimeoutEvent;
import org.javacord.api.listener.GloballyAttachableListener;
import org.javacord.api.listener.ObjectAttachableListener;
/**
* This listener listens to server afk timeout changes.
*/
@FunctionalInterface
public interface ServerChangeAfkTimeoutListener extends ServerAttachableListener, GloballyAttachableListener,
ObjectAttachableListener {
/**
* This method is called every time a server's afk timeout changed.
*
* @param event The event.
*/
void onServerChangeAfkTimeout(ServerChangeAfkTimeoutEvent event);
}
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import { ClientFunction } from 'testcafe';
fixture `Test`;
ClientFunction(() => {}).with({ boundTestRun: 'yo' });
test('yo', () => {
});
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I’m generally pretty critical of the traditional bulletpoint style for a presentation. But most people, of course, use them anyway. They might as well do it well.
Here is a presentation by former SI communications manager, Frank DeSanto, that he did for our summer undergraduate research program (REU) last year. He makes a number of good suggestions. |
<?php
require('remote/init.php');
// Get Request
$request = new Request(array('restful' => false));
//echo "<P>request: " . $request->to_string();
// Get Controller
require('remote/app/controllers/' . $request->controller . '.php');
$controller_name = ucfirst($request->controller);
$controller = new $controller_name;
// Dispatch request
echo $controller->dispatch($request);
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Modern Digital Signal Processor (DSP) applications often perform bit shuffling operations and the like, in order to implement required data manipulation. For example, such a bit shuffling operation is used in order to implement bit interleaving operations in WIMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) or WCDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access). The DSP is arranged to execute the bit shuffling operation in response to receiving a bit shuffling instruction.
Dedicated instructions can be used to support specific algorithm implementations that are known and planned for during development of a DSP. However, such dedicated instructions are typically not able to support algorithms that subsequently become required to be implemented after the design phase of the DSP.
The implementation of general bit shuffling/bit manipulation instructions within DSPs is known, for example using butterfly bit shifting circuitry. However, the complexity of implementing such techniques in hardware is extremely high, thereby increasing the development cost and time for finalising the DSP design. |
Q:
Dump Spring boot Configuration
Our Ops guys want the Spring boot configuration (i.e. all properties) to be dumped to the log file when the app starts. I assume this can be done by injecting the properties with annotation @ConfigurationProperties and printing them.
The questions is whether there is a better or built-in mechanism to achieve this.
Given there does not seem to be a built in solution besides, I was try to cook my own. Here is what I came up with:
@Component
public class ConfigurationDumper {
@Autowired
public void init(Environment env){
log.info("{}",env);
}
}
The challenge with this is that it does not print variables that are in my application.yml. Instead, here is what I get:
StandardServletEnvironment
{
activeProfiles=[],
defaultProfiles=[default],
propertySources=[
servletConfigInitParams,
servletContextInitParams,
systemProperties,
systemEnvironment,
random,
applicationConfig: [classpath: /application.yml]
]
}
How can I fix this so as to have all properties loaded and printed?
A:
If you use actuator , env endpoint will give you all the configuration properties set in ConfigurableEnvironment and configprops will give you the list of @ConfigurationProperties, but not in the log.
Take a look at the source code for this env endpoint, may be it will give you an idea of how you could get all the properties you are interested in.
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Simon Pegg’s latest film has been dated by 20th Century FOX for home release:
Absolutely Anything
In this hilarious sci-fi comedy, ordinary schoolteacher Neil Clarke (Simon Pegg) is granted extraordinary powers by a group of mischievous space aliens (voiced by the legendary Monty Python team) as a test of mankind’s worthiness. Little does Neil know that the fate of our planet hangs in the balance as he struggles to control the chaos he creates with every wave of his hand. Co-starring Kate Beckinsale and Eddie Izzard – and featuring the voice of Robin Williams as Neil’s loyal canine companion – Absolutely Anything proves that with great power comes total irresponsibility! |
Q:
AspectJ - Cannot register non aspect error
I am trying to play with AspectJ and run time weaving.
I have created an aspect
@Aspect(value = "TraceAspect")
public class TraceAspect {
@Around("execution(* *(..))")
public Object around(ProceedingJoinPoint invocation) throws Throwable{
System.out.println(String.format("Invocing %s", invocation.getSignature().getName()));
try {
Object ret = invocation.proceed();
System.out.println(String.format("Done Invocing %s", invocation.getSignature().getName()));
return ret;
} catch (Throwable throwable) {
throw throwable;
}
}
}
and my aop.xml file is
<aspectj>
<aspects>
<aspect name="TraceAscpect"></aspect>
</aspects>
<weaver options="-debug -showWeaveInfo"/>
however when I run the program I get exception -
java.lang.RuntimeException: Cannot register non aspect: TraceAscpect , TraceAscpect
What did I forget to add?
A:
Looks like you have spelt the name of your aspect wrong in your XML definition, it should be TraceAspect and you've put TraceAscpect.
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Agents in Development for Childhood Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) is the most common cancer in childhood. Standard chemotherapy has afforded outstanding outcomes for many patients; however, there remain some sub-groups with high-risk features, refractory disease, and patients that relapse who have a poor prognosis with conventional treatments. Over the past decade, there have been significant advances in newer treatment options, including improved monoclonal antibody therapies, T cell engagers, and chimeric antigen T-cell receptor products, all of which have changed the landscape for patients who relapse. These are now being introduced more frequently and at earlier stages of therapy. We present a brief overview of the biology and etiology of childhood ALL, treatment strategies currently in use, and discuss some newer strategies and their possible role in the future of ALL therapy for children. |
Description
This is a documentary about the live of the Engine maker Barreiros.
I'm sorry it has no english speech or subtitles.
I hope it works well as i't my first upload.
I will keep it on my server for a couple of months.
If it doesn't work any help on how make it working on mldonkey will be wellcome.
Cheers. |
Influence of protein on mannitol polymorphic form produced during co-spray drying.
The stabilizing ability of the excipient on pharmaceutically relevant proteins for potential therapeutic use is an extensive area of research but the effect the protein has on the excipient is rarely reported. The influence of two model proteins on the polymorphic behaviour of mannitol during spray drying was therefore investigated. Spray dried mannitol/protein blends were characterised structurally using X-ray powder diffraction (XRPD) and Fourier transform Raman spectroscopy (FT-Raman) and thermally by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and also thermogravimetric analysis (TGA). To assess the long term storage stability, samples were subjected to conditions of elevated temperature and relative humidity (RH). Structural and thermal analysis of the samples showed that upon spray drying mannitol could be completely amorphous or crystalline dependent on the protein co-spray dried. Upon storage at elevated temperature and RH different polymorphic forms of mannitol (beta and delta) were evident again dependent on the protein co-spray dried. Under the conditions employed there was a polymorph directing effect on mannitol dependent on the protein with which it was co-spray dried with co-solute effects on relative water levels being indicated as a major factor in directing the polymorph. |
Processing of autophagic protein LC3 by the 20S proteasome.
Ubiquitin-proteasome system and autophagy are the two major mechanisms for protein degradation in eukaryotic cells. LC3, a ubiquitin-like protein, plays an essential role in autophagy through its ability to be conjugated to phosphatidylethanolamine. In this study, we discovered a novel LC3-processing activity, and biochemically purified the 20S proteasome as the responsible enzyme. Processing of LC3 by the 20S proteasome is ATP- and ubiquitin-independent, and requires both the N-terminal helices and the ubiquitin fold of LC3; addition of the N-terminal helices of LC3 to the N terminus of ubiquitin renders ubiquitin susceptible to 20S proteasomal activity. Further, the 20S proteasome processes LC3 in a stepwise manner, it first cleaves LC3 within its ubiquitin fold and thus disrupts the conjugation function of LC3; subsequently and especially at high concentrations of the proteasome, LC3 is completely degraded. Intriguingly, proteolysis of LC3 by the 20S proteasome can be inhibited by p62, an LC3-binding protein that mediates autophagic degradation of polyubiquitin aggregates in cells. Therefore, our study implicates a potential mechanism underlying interplay between the proteasomal and autophagic pathways. This study also provides biochemical evidence suggesting relevance of the controversial ubiquitin-independent proteolytic activity of the 20S proteasome. |
Who ever you loveWill not love you more than meWho ever you will spoilWill not spoil you any moreWhat ever you will ask forNo man will give you more than meFrom whom you will get excitedWill not excite you any more
It is a temporary loveI knowYou heart wants only meAnd if I hearAngles voices It is a sign God wants it too
What ever is in my heartIs stronger than meLike a stormy windGets strongerYou are on my mindYou complete meWhat ever you will ask for I will give you, and more |
package nitro
import (
"reflect"
"testing"
)
func TestMount(t *testing.T) {
type args struct {
name string
folder string
site string
}
tests := []struct {
name string
args args
want *Action
wantErr bool
}{
{
name: "valid args returns nitro",
args: args{
name: "somename",
folder: "/tmp",
site: "example.test",
},
want: &Action{
Type: "mount",
UseSyscall: false,
Args: []string{"mount", "/tmp", "somename:/home/ubuntu/sites/example.test"},
},
wantErr: false,
},
{
name: "invalid name returns error",
args: args{
name: "",
folder: "somefolder",
site: "example.test",
},
want: nil,
wantErr: true,
},
{
name: "invalid path returns error",
args: args{
name: "somename",
folder: "not-here",
site: "example.test",
},
want: nil,
wantErr: true,
},
{
name: "invalid domain returns error",
args: args{
name: "somename",
folder: "/tmp",
site: "example test",
},
want: nil,
wantErr: true,
},
}
for _, tt := range tests {
t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) {
got, err := Mount(tt.args.name, tt.args.folder, tt.args.site)
if (err != nil) != tt.wantErr {
t.Errorf("Mount() error = %v, wantErr %v", err, tt.wantErr)
return
}
if !reflect.DeepEqual(got, tt.want) {
t.Errorf("Mount() got = \n%v, \nwant \n%v", got, tt.want)
}
})
}
}
|
Round Toe Boots
Think of these soft, knee-high boots as the foundation of your shoe-drobe. They’ve got plenty of stretch, a snug fit on the calf and a totally walkable block heel for ultimate comfort. Just pull them on over tights or jeans and you’re good to go anywhere.
Who says smart needs to be serious? These sophisticated courts have a playful side, with a contrasting roundtoe and colourful designs in suede, pony and a pretty flocked-spot pattern. Not to mention the loved-all-round block heel.
TAN: upper animal print hair on cowhide and suede
PRP: upper suede
NAV: upper textile and suede
Lining and sole leather
Heel height 9cm/3½"
Due to the individual print pattern of the hair on hide, the colour can vary slightly between pairs
Ditch the towering heels and embrace the dreamy comfort of our slippers shoes. These naughty-but-nice round-toe designs come in butter-soft suede. You can rest assured that they'll stay looking great whether you're power-walking to the office or sauntering to the bar. |
Parker Dress + Minnie Mouse Dress Up
Coming back from a weekend at Disney World can be somewhat depressing... mainly because you just spent an entire weekend, where you felt like a kid again, and then Monday (or in this case Tuesday) comes and you have to face reality and head back to work.
However, I refuse to let it get me down. As Peter Pan said, "I don't want to grow up" and to that I say, you don't have to!
Playing dress up as an adult, is perfectly acceptable. With a little make-believe, you can feel like Minnie Mouse (or any character for that matter) while plugging away at work, and then throw on a few accessories, in this case Minnie Mouse Ears, and instantly feel like a kid again.
Today's outfit is the perfect example. Why not let your favorite Disney character inspire your look for the day, what's stopping you? Throw on a blazer for the office, and you're good to go.
This Parker dress, is totally modern-day Minnie and I love it!
So much in fact, that I couldn't help but add my Minnie ears, from my weekend spent at the happiest place on earth.
Bonus points, for the fact that it's already September, which means that Halloween is right around the corner and now I have an instantly chic costume option. |
[Diagnosis of post-traumatic aortic pseudoaneurysm].
We can say that with the traffic's development, more and more, we become faced with aorta's posttraumatic pseudoaneurysm. We diagnosed it, accidentally, in the medical findings, with five patient, by computed tomography, and intravenous digital subtraction angiography, within the thirteen years period. These methods are presented as complementary ones in the matters of diagnose. Diagnose is of the great importance for this disease, considering its unpredictable evolution and a possibility of death outcome. |
Q:
Full screen under JavaFX with FXML does not work
Please have a look at the code snippets:
import java.io. *;
* import java.sql.;
import javafx.fxml.FXMLLoader;
import javafx.scene.Parent;
import javafx.scene.image.Image;
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.net.URL;
import java.util.ResourceBundle;
import java.util.logging.Level;
import java.util.logging.Logger;
import javafx.animation.KeyFrame;
import javafx.animation.KeyValue;
import javafx.event.ActionEvent;
import javafx.event.Event;
import javafx.fxml.FXML;
import javafx.fxml.Initializable;
import javafx.scene.control.PasswordField;
import javafx.scene.control.TextArea;
import javafx.scene.control.TextField;
import javafx.scene.control.ToggleButton;
javafx.animation import *.;
import javafx.animation.PathTransition.OrientationType;
import javafx.application.Application;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import javafx.animation.Timeline;
import javafx.animation.TranslateTransition;
import javafx.animation.TranslateTransitionBuilder;
import static javafx.application.Application.launch;
import javafx.event.EventHandler;
import javafx.scene.Cursor;
import javafx.scene.Group;
import javafx.scene.control.MenuItem;
import javafx.scene.control.Tab;
import javafx.scene.control.TabPane;
import javafx.scene.control.Tooltip;
import javafx.scene.input.KeyEvent;
import javafx.scene.input.MouseEvent;
import javafx.scene.layout.AnchorPane;
import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
import javafx.scene.shape.CubicCurveTo;
import javafx.scene.shape.MoveTo;
import javafx.scene.shape.Path;
import javafx.scene.shape.PathBuilder;
import javafx.scene.shape.Rectangle;
import javafx.stage.Modality;
import javafx.stage.StageStyle;
import javafx.stage.WindowEvent;
import javafx.util.Duration;
public class Book extends Application implements Initializable
{
@ Override
public void start (Stage primaryStage) throws IOException
{
Stage stage = primaryStage;
Parent root = FXMLLoader.load (getClass () getResource ("Buch.fxml").);
Scene scene = new Scene (root);
stage.setTitle ("book");
stage.setScene (scene);
. stage.getIcons () add (new Image ("icon.png"));
/ / Stage.setFullScreen (true) / / Works
stage.show ();
}
@ FXML
public void fullscreen (ActionEvent event)
{
/ / Stage.setFullScreen (true) / / Does not work
/ / Can not find symbol (stage)
}
If I do NOT use FXML, then it works (:-D):
import java.io. *;
* import java.sql.;
import javafx.fxml.FXMLLoader;
import javafx.scene.Parent;
import javafx.scene.image.Image;
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.net.URL;
import java.util.ResourceBundle;
import java.util.logging.Level;
import java.util.logging.Logger;
import javafx.animation.KeyFrame;
import javafx.animation.KeyValue;
import javafx.event.ActionEvent;
import javafx.event.Event;
import javafx.fxml.FXML;
import javafx.fxml.Initializable;
import javafx.scene.control.PasswordField;
import javafx.scene.control.TextArea;
import javafx.scene.control.TextField;
import javafx.scene.control.ToggleButton;
javafx.animation import *.;
import javafx.animation.PathTransition.OrientationType;
import javafx.application.Application;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import javafx.animation.Timeline;
import javafx.animation.TranslateTransition;
import javafx.animation.TranslateTransitionBuilder;
import static javafx.application.Application.launch;
import javafx.event.EventHandler;
import javafx.scene.Cursor;
import javafx.scene.Group;
import javafx.scene.control.MenuItem;
import javafx.scene.control.Tab;
import javafx.scene.control.TabPane;
import javafx.scene.control.Tooltip;
import javafx.scene.input.KeyEvent;
import javafx.scene.input.MouseEvent;
import javafx.scene.layout.AnchorPane;
import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
import javafx.scene.shape.CubicCurveTo;
import javafx.scene.shape.MoveTo;
import javafx.scene.shape.Path;
import javafx.scene.shape.PathBuilder;
import javafx.scene.shape.Rectangle;
import javafx.stage.Modality;
import javafx.stage.StageStyle;
import javafx.stage.WindowEvent;
import javafx.util.Duration;
public class Book extends Application implements Initializable
{
@ Override
public void start (Stage primaryStage) throws IOException
{
Stage stage = primaryStage;
Parent root = FXMLLoader.load (getClass () getResource ("Buch.fxml").);
Scene scene = new Scene (root);
stage.setTitle ("book");
stage.setScene (scene);
. stage.getIcons () add (new Image ("icon.png"));
stage.show ();
btn.setOnAction (new EventHandler <ActionEvent> ()
{
public void handle (ActionEvent evt)
{
stage.setFullScreen (true);
}
});
}
The reason for this solution is that the event handler of the button is now in the start method.
The @ FXML annotation to use within the start method does not work (of course):
public class Book extends Application implements Initializable
{
@ Override
public void start (Stage primaryStage) throws IOException
{
Stage stage = primaryStage;
Parent root = FXMLLoader.load (getClass () getResource ("Buch.fxml").);
Scene scene = new Scene (root);
stage.setTitle ("book");
stage.setScene (scene);
. stage.getIcons () add (new Image ("icon.png"));
stage.show ();
* /
@ FXML
public void fullscreen (ActionEvent event)
{
stage.setFullScreen (true) / / Does not work
/ / Can not find symbol (stage)
}
/ * / / Will not work
}
My question is: How can I use the stage variable anywhere?
Or is there another solution ?
JavaFX is cool, just a shame that there is not a good IDE (with GUI designer).
The JavaFX Scene Builder you can forget and to work with FXML is silly! :-(
However, an alternative to the JavaFX Scene Builder is not known to me.
And the GUI without creating GUI designer is silly for large programs :-(.
Please help me.
On the internet there is NO answer to my question, whhat surprised me. (Neither German nor English tutorials)
And sorry for my bad English.
I learn the language :-).
And I am a Java beginner, too :-).
I hope I did not forget anything:-D.
Thanks :-)
A:
Declare a static Stage variable in the class and assign your primaryStage to it.
public class Book extends Application implements Initializable
{
public static Stage stage;
@ Override
public void start (Stage primaryStage) throws IOException
{
stage = primaryStage;
...
}
...
@ FXML
public void fullscreen (ActionEvent event)
{
stage.setFullScreen(true);
}
}
|
This page contains the Long Arrow Left vector icon, as well as variations of this icon in different visual styles, and related icons. All icons are in the flat vector style, however, differ by the line thickness, fill, and corner radius. |
public virtual class GoogleMapsResponse {
public String status;
public String error_message;
public Boolean isOk() {
return String.isBlank(status) || status == 'OK';
}
public void throwOnError() {
if (!isOk()) {
throw new GoogleException(error_message);
}
}
}
|
package dependency
import (
"fmt"
"rsc.io/quote"
)
func PrintHello() {
fmt.Println(quote.Hello())
}
|
A GOVERNMENT TD has been suspended from the Dail after a heated row with the Ceann Comhairle.
The Coalition voted to suspend Labour Party TD Michael McNamara from the Dail after he refused to take his seat following a disagreement in the chamber with Ceann Comhairle Sean Barrett.
The Clare TD was raising concerns about the Government guillotining legislation and reducing debate time on issues before they become law.
He complained that guillotining legislation goes against what deputies were elected to do in Leinster House.
Mr Barrett told the deputy he was out of ordered him and called on him to take his seat before insisting he leave the chamber. Mr McNamara refused to leave and a vote was called to suspend him.
The Government then voted to expel their own TD from the chamber.
ENDS
Online Editors |
Quantity estimation and comparison in western lowland gorillas (Gorilla gorilla gorilla).
We investigated the quantity judgment abilities of two adult male western lowland gorillas (Gorilla gorilla gorilla) by presenting discrimination tasks on a touch-screen computer. Both gorillas chose the larger quantity of two arrays of dot stimuli. On some trials, the relative number of dots was congruent with the relative total area of the two arrays. On other trials, number of dots was incongruent with area. The gorillas were first tested with static dots, then with dots that moved within the arrays, and finally on a task where they were required to discriminate numerically larger subsets within arrays of moving dots. Both gorillas achieved above-chance performance on both congruent and incongruent trials with all tasks, indicating that they were able to use number as a cue even though ratio of number and area significantly controlled responding, suggesting that number was not the only relevant dimension that the gorillas used. The pattern of performance was similar to that found previously with monkeys and chimpanzees but had not previously been demonstrated in gorillas within a computerized test format, and with these kinds of visual stimuli. |
Ask epi0Bauqu anything about running DuckDuckGo - icey
http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/bbqw7/i_am_the_founder_of_a_search_engine_duck_duck_go/
======
DanBlake
Respect for this guy. I built and sold a social search engine a few years ago
and its incredibly hard to get user adoption. We got to about 50k uniques a
day and that was as high as it got. I knew I was in for trouble, because even
I kept using google though the results from our engine were superior. Its hard
to combat that type of brand loyalty/pattern when even the founder of another
search engine wants to continue using google.
~~~
epi0Bauqu
Thank you the respect. For the record, Duck Duck Go is my default and Google
now feels weird to me. But I agree; combating that entrenchment is pretty
insane.
------
dan_sim
I give that guy a couple of year and I think he will be able to compete with
Google or Bing. What he's doing is amazing and this search engine is sometimes
my default in firefox until I have to search for something really hard to find
that only google can find the answer (I tried bing but it's not as efficient
as google... yet...)
~~~
kaddar
What he is doing isn't amazing so much that it is only one person doing it. He
uses the bing link graph, though.
~~~
jacquesm
Check out <http://gigablast.com/> , another one person search engine.
------
epi0Bauqu
You can ask me anything here too if you want.
~~~
altano
I think your duck's bow tie is adorable and it always makes me smile.
~~~
epi0Bauqu
Hah, thx. Credit goes to my sister: <http://evejweinberg.com/>
------
jhancock
What are you willing to tell us about your revenue model and profitability?
I have used your search a few times and like it. Just haven't committed it to
muscle memory yet ;). Where is the Chrome plugin that uses duckduckgo instead
of google? firefox plugin?
------
aswanson
For all my tech related queries the answers have been better than Google's. My
only problem has been in breaking that mental association of "find an answer"
with "type a 'g' ".
~~~
epi0Bauqu
I actually own <http://goduckgo.com/> if that helps :)
|
Q:
Safely pass HashMap values, without value collection escaping
If I have a hashmap like this:
private final Map<String, Collection<String>> descriptions = new HashMap<>();
How do I pass the values safely to an alien method?
If I do this:
myOtherObject.outputDesc(descriptions.values());
then myOtherObject could change the values.
Would this be a safe way of doing this?
myOtherObject.outputDesc(new ArrayList<>(descriptions .values()));
A:
Creating a copy of the collection as you suggested is a way you could go. But the extra effort for copying the list is not needed. Java provides a more convenient way for preventing value changes:
myOtherObject.outputDesc(Collections.unmodifiableCollection(descriptions.values()));
|
Q:
it will bring up the deleted row when thead is clicked | Error
I want to delete datatable row permanently
if I delete all the rows, i want datatable will display the default "No data available" text.
I already try some POST : But no luck
DataTables remove row button with answer :
$("#dataTables-example").on('click', '.btn-info', function () {
$(this).parent().parent().remove();
});
I cannot remove row with jQuery with answer :
$( 'tbody tr:last-child' ).remove();
But, when I delete all the rows, the text "No data available" does not
appear. and when thead is clicked, it will bring up the deleted
row.
========================
MY JSFiddle
jQuery delete row :
$(document).on('click', '.deleteRow', function() {
$(this).closest('tr').remove();
});
in dataTable func :
"columns": [
{ "data": "id"},
{ "data": "name" },
{ "data": "subtype"},
{ "data": "approximate_count" },
{ "data": "time_created" },
{data: null ,
"sClass" : "center",
"sDefaultContent" : '<button class="deleteRow">Delete</button> '
},
],
A:
For displaying default text, you can try
$('#example').DataTable({
"language": {
"emptyTable": "My Custom Message On Empty Table"
},
rowId: id
});
For deleting row use,
You need to remove data from backend as well using ajax.
Than you can use below function.
$(document).on('click', '.deleteRow', function(e) {
var id = $(this).parents('tr').attr('id');
var rowid = document.getElementById(id);
var Pos = table.fnGetPosition(rowid);
table.fnDeleteRow(Pos);
});
Please check jsfiddle.
JSFIDDLE
|
Parenteral iron use in the management of anemia in end-stage renal disease patients.
Intravenous iron is required by most dialysis patients receiving erythropoietin (EPO) to maintain an adequate hematocrit. In the United States, there are currently two parenteral iron preparations, iron dextran and iron gluconate, approved for such use, and a third product, iron sucrose, is under development. This article reviews each of these products. Each of the iron products increases the efficacy of EPO use in anemia management. There is considerable experience in the United States and elsewhere with the use of iron dextran. Although it is clinically effective, iron dextran is also associated with significant morbidity from both dose-dependent and -independent side effects. The slow release of iron from this complex necessitates a delay in monitoring iron indices after the administration of large doses of iron dextran. Recommended doses of iron sucrose appear very safe with little risk of anaphylactic reactions. Adverse effects are uncommon and not life threatening. If approved for use in the United States, iron sucrose may be a safe and effective alternative to iron dextran. Iron dissociates from iron gluconate quite rapidly and may increase the production of ionized free iron. Iron gluconate may be a safe alternative to iron dextran for patients with severe reactions, including anaphylaxis. The risk of allergic reactions to iron gluconate is very low. The exact place in therapy for the newer iron complexes remains unclear. Currently available data suggest that iron sucrose and iron gluconate may have diminished adverse effect profiles when compared with iron dextran. Additional clinical experience will establish the role for these new iron products. |
Epstein-Barr virus: exploiting the immune system.
In vitro, Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) will infect any resting B cell, driving it out of the resting state to become an activated proliferating lymphoblast. Paradoxically, EBV persists in vivo in a quiescent state in resting memory B cells that circulate in the peripheral blood. How does the virus get there, and with such specificity for the memory compartment? An explanation comes from the idea that two genes encoded by the virus--LMP1 and LMP2A--allow EBV to exploit the normal pathways of B-cell differentiation so that the EBV-infected B blast can become a resting memory cell. |
Versuri Green
You built a city in my head
Then there were candles
And a phoenix burned my bed
These are subwords
These are air
There's one boy
In one house
In one place
At all times
And green eyes
I got no more
Who are you for?
I got no more
What is this?
I shouldn't be smoking
This last cigarette
I feel sick
Now there are words in my head
You took my house
Burned it inside out
Kneel in my ashes
Kneading them
There's one boy
In one house
In one place
At all times
And green eyes
I got no more
Who are you for?
I got no more
What is this?
And now you're leaving again, no
Temper and tempest
To knock at the moon
And the stars come out at night
What's that beyond the floor?
You were left screaming
My hands are in your hair
You're on the deep with the stars(?)
You built a city in my head
Where are your candles?
(...can see my...)
And a phoenix that was you in my bed
These are subwords
These are air
(Turning my body around)
There's one boy
In one house
In one place
At all times
(There's one boy)
And green eyes
I got no more
Who are you for?
I got no more
What is this?
Smoke falls to the ceiling
It begins
There's a man dancing at me
He's making circles
So I will tell you now
(I wear your clothes)
I wear your clothes like armour
(I love your face)
I love your face like God
So you're in love and I'm indebted always
Green eyes
And now you're leaving again
No... |
Detection of sequences from a potentially novel strain of cell fusing agent virus in Mexican Stegomyia (Aedes) aegypti mosquitoes.
Flaviviruses (FVs) are a very heterogeneous group of viruses that includes viruses capable of infecting insects and/or vertebrates. Different human-disease-causing FVs are disseminated by mosquitoes, and therefore, the search for FV in these insects has recently been proposed in order to evaluate their potential transmission in a given community. An entomological survey was carried out in Colima (the hyperendemic dengue fever transmission zone in Mexico) to collect culicidae in urban and wild areas. No human-pathogenic FVs were found, but sequences related to a potentially novel strain of cell fusing agent virus (CFAV) were detected in Stegomyia (Aedes) aegypti mosquitoes. |
Pustular allergic contact dermatitis: a distinct clinical and pathological entity.
A case of acute allergic dermatitis in which the predominant lesions were pustules developed in a patient after the application of a topical antibiotic cream. The distinct clinical and histopathologic features of this case are presented herein. |
The goal of these experiments is to determine the critical factors involved in the photoperiodic control of seasonal changes in body and lipid mass, metabolism, and energy expenditure in hamsters. The seasonal changes in body weight in Syrian (Mesocricetus auratus) and Siberian (Phodopus sungorus sungorus) hamsters are reflected entirely as changes in carcass lipid. These naturally- occurring changes in lipid mass are interesting in these animals because, although both species show the same seasonal reproductive responses, they show opposite changes in body weight and fat to the same environmental stimulus (daylength), mediated by the same neuroendocrine transducer (pineal gland and its hormone, melatonin). Three sets of experiments are proposed. The first set of experiments will describe the seasonal changes in lipid metabolism and their underlying mechanisms, and include measures of regional changes in white and brown adipose tissue lipogenesis and lipolysis, and the involvement of the sympathetic nervous system in these processes. The second set of experiments will examine the "regulation" of body weight, lipid mass and metabolism in Siberian hamsters, in particular the recovery of body and lipid mass, and adipose tissue cellularity changes following starvation-induced decreases in body weight, and the surgical removal of adipose tissue (lipectomy) performed during both the weight gain and loss phases of the body weight cycle. The third set of experiments will explore the possibility that melatonin directly affects hamster fat cell metabolism and that "secondary hormones" that are altered by the photoperiod (melatonin), in turn affect body and lipid mass changes due to changes in the daylength. Photoperiod induced changes in insulin, glucocorticoids and thyroid hormones will be documented, and experimentally manipulated to mimic the circulating levels associated with the photoperiod opposite to the photoperiod the animals are housed in. Changes in lipid mass and metabolism will be monitored. This multidisciplinary approach (utilizing concepts and techniques from endocrinology, biochemistry, neurosciences, zoology and psychobiology) should provide new information about the seasonal influences on body weight, fat, and lipid metabolism that may reflect fundamental processes in the development, maintenance and reversal of obesity. |
Light emitting diodes (LEDs) are an increasingly popular choice due to their long life and lower power requirements than traditional incandescent bulbs. LEDs are used for new light fixtures in both commercial and domestic environments. Easier installation and flexibility to move light fixtures to new locations may be advantageous. Additionally, it may be desirable to be able to retrofit existing incandescentfixtures with LEDs.
Installing a light fixture often involves making holes in a surface and installing fasteners in the holes to retain the light fixture. Retrofitting an existing light fixture may also involve making holes in the existing fixture and using fasteners to install a new LED module. Making holes and installing fasteners may be difficult due to the material of the surface and/or take a significant amount of time. Once the fixture is installed, it is often difficult to relocate the fixture to a new location. Relocating may involve drilling additional holes, and repairing the holes in the surface at the old location. |
Carbon and nitrogen allocation strategy in Posidonia oceanica is altered by seawater acidification.
Rising atmospheric CO2 causes ocean acidification that represents one of the major ecological threats for marine biota. We tested the hypothesis that long-term exposure to increased CO2 level and acidification in a natural CO2 vent system alters carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) metabolism in Posidonia oceanica L. (Delile), affecting its resilience, or capability to restore the physiological homeostasis, and the nutritional quality of organic matter available for grazers. Seawater acidification decreased the C to N ratio in P. oceanica tissues and increased grazing rate, shoot density, leaf proteins and asparagine accumulation in rhizomes, while the maximum photochemical efficiency of photosystem II was unaffected. The 13C-dilution in both structural and non-structural C metabolites in the acidified site indicated quali-quantitative changes of C source and/or increased isotopic fractionation during C uptake and carboxylation associated with the higher CO2 level. The decreased C:N ratio in the acidified site suggests an increased N availability, leading to a greater storage of 15N-enriched compounds in rhizomes. The amount of the more dynamic C storage form, sucrose, decreased in rhizomes of the acidified site in response to the enhanced energy demand due to higher shoot recruitment and N compound synthesis, without affecting starch reserves. The ability to modulate the balance between stable and dynamic C reserves could represent a key ecophysiological mechanism for P. oceanica resilience under environmental perturbation. Finally, alteration in C and N dynamics promoted a positive contribution of this seagrass to the local food web. |
Secondary bacterial infections in herpes simplex keratitis.
In nine patients who had herpetic corneal disease, secondary bacterial infections developed. Five of the patients had the ulcers in their own cornea, whereas four had them in corneal transplants in which the graft had been performed because of herpes. All of the patients with grafts were receiving topical steroids when the ulcer developed. Four of the eyes had active herpetic disease at the time of onset, four had no known active disease, and in one it was unknown. The infections respond well to topical treatment except in eyes that had been grafted because of herpes. Staphylococcus was the most frequent invader in these corneas and Pseudomonas aeruginosa was the second most common. |
A two-photon fluorescent probe for real-time monitoring of autophagy by ultrasensitive detection of the change in lysosomal polarity.
The first two-photon probe, Lyso-OC, was proposed for use in monitoring cell autophagy by detection of the change in the lysosomal polarity during the membrane fusion process of autophagy. The Lyso-OC probe exhibited desirable optical properties and a detection signal that was selective to the polarity change. More importantly, Lyso-OC displayed real-time monitoring of autophagy in living cells. |
NEW DELHI: The power of touch extends even to plants, new research reveals. Gently rubbing plants with your fingers can make them less susceptible to disease according to a paper in the open access scientific journal, BMC Plant Biology.Scientists from the universities of Fribourg in Switzerland and Milan in Italy found that rubbing leaves of thale cress plants (Arabidsopsis thaliana) between the thumb and forefinger activates an innate defence mechanism. Within minutes, biochemical changes occur, causing the plant to become more resistant to grey mould fungus (Botrytis cinerea) — a common infestation.Rubbing leaves is a form of mechanical stress. Plants frequently have responses to mechanical stress. Some responses are well-known, like the snapping shut of a Venus flytrap , the folding leaflets of a touch-me-not plant (Mimosa pudica). But there are several unseen responses too. Plants launch an arsenal of 'invisible' responses to mechanical stress , including changes at the molecular and biochemical level.Rubbing thale cress leaves triggered a host of internal changes. Genes related to mechanical stress were activated. Levels of reactive oxygen species increased and the protective outer layer of the leaf became more permeable, presumably to aid the escape of various biologically active molecules that were detected and which are thought to contribute to the observed immune response. This data could also suggest that the mechanical stress is perceived by mechano-sensors that subsequently initiate resistance.Similar effects occur when plants are physically wounded. The same team of scientists had earlier showed how physically wounding thale cress increases levels of reactive oxygen species, also triggering a strong, transient immunity to the grey mould fungus. Here they show primarily the same thing, but in response to an extremely gentle form of wounding — mechanical stimulation by touch — that unlike wounding, leaves cells intact.Wounding and rubbing exemplify how plants can react to a situation that in principle could cause them to become more vulnerable. Instead, they react to touch by deploying a carefully orchestrated defence response — an evolutionary skill that presumably boosts survival. |
A Single Symphony
Is a seminal work on the modern media landscape with a focus on our communities and collaboration a key element to its success... the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
A Single Symphony is not superfluous to industry needs or waiting in the wings for opportunity to present itself, A Single Symphony is a creative society providing opportunity.
Trying to juggle creative juices and drive with a money job which sucks all energy and ambition out of you and puts you on a cycle of 'I can do this / I can't do this anymore' should not be viewed as the natural journey to 'making it'. Whatever is created exists, it simply is.
A Single Symphony provides a self sustaining artistic and commercial platform.....
..... the collaborator sees growth, the government sees growth, the company sees growth, the community sees growth and a healthy cultural domino effect follows".
What I Think child poverty
Breaks To Learn drug abuse
Urban Salvation social unrest
Something More To Think About
Attention Filmmakers
Use Your Ears...
choose a song from our songwriters' jukebox. Use that song as the narrative and make a great film on any social issue or conflict affecting the community.
Open Your Eyes...
Produce entertaining, provocative, yet not easily labelled, films highlighting social issues in the community. 'Fly On the Wal l Filming' during the 'Making Of' will also be encouraged . Suggested issues include knife crime, drug abuse, infidelity , reality TV, relationships, sexuality and more, but film-makers are free to choose their own issue. Songs chosen lend themselves to the issues, but not exclusively so leaving the film-makers entirely free to create their own anthem.
Tell Your Tale...
let the story unfold
Make A Difference...
to the community
Benefit directly from your work while playing your part in creating..... A Single Symphony |
Such clips are mass-produced and it is very important to reduce as much as possible the number and the duration of the manufacturing operations taking into account the low unit cost price. At present, manufacture usually comprises the following successive phases: moulding the clips on an injection press, receiving the parts together with the mould insert, taking up again the independent clips on a machine for providing nails, selecting and positioning the clips (for example by a vibrating bowl) and lastly inserting nails in the clips. Such a succession of operations, with unavoidable idle time due to manual operations by the operator, is incompatible with economical mass-production, not to speak of the problems inherent to the semi-finished products.
The invention aims to provide an entirely automatic method of manufacturing clips which does not have the disadvantages of present techniques and which make it possible to obtain directly the moulded finished product assembled with nails without having to pick up the product at some intermediate stage. |
/*
* Copyright (C) by Argonne National Laboratory
* See COPYRIGHT in top-level directory
*/
#ifndef SHM_P2P_H_INCLUDED
#define SHM_P2P_H_INCLUDED
#include <shm.h>
#include "../ipc/src/shm_inline.h"
#include "../posix/shm_inline.h"
MPL_STATIC_INLINE_PREFIX int MPIDI_SHM_mpi_send(const void *buf, MPI_Aint count,
MPI_Datatype datatype, int rank, int tag,
MPIR_Comm * comm, int context_offset,
MPIDI_av_entry_t * addr, MPIR_Request ** request)
{
int ret;
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_STATE_DECL(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_SEND);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_ENTER(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_SEND);
ret = MPIDI_SHM_mpi_isend(buf, count, datatype, rank, tag, comm, context_offset, addr, request);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_EXIT(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_SEND);
return ret;
}
MPL_STATIC_INLINE_PREFIX int MPIDI_SHM_send_coll(const void *buf, MPI_Aint count,
MPI_Datatype datatype, int rank, int tag,
MPIR_Comm * comm, int context_offset,
MPIDI_av_entry_t * addr,
MPIR_Request ** request, MPIR_Errflag_t * errflag)
{
int ret;
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_STATE_DECL(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_SEND_COLL);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_ENTER(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_SEND_COLL);
ret =
MPIDI_POSIX_send_coll(buf, count, datatype, rank, tag, comm, context_offset, addr,
request, errflag);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_EXIT(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_SEND_COLL);
return ret;
}
MPL_STATIC_INLINE_PREFIX int MPIDI_SHM_mpi_ssend(const void *buf, MPI_Aint count,
MPI_Datatype datatype, int rank, int tag,
MPIR_Comm * comm, int context_offset,
MPIDI_av_entry_t * addr, MPIR_Request ** request)
{
int ret;
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_STATE_DECL(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_SSEND);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_ENTER(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_SSEND);
ret =
MPIDI_POSIX_mpi_ssend(buf, count, datatype, rank, tag, comm, context_offset, addr, request);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_EXIT(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_SSEND);
return ret;
}
MPL_STATIC_INLINE_PREFIX int MPIDI_SHM_mpi_isend(const void *buf, MPI_Aint count,
MPI_Datatype datatype, int rank, int tag,
MPIR_Comm * comm, int context_offset,
MPIDI_av_entry_t * addr, MPIR_Request ** request)
{
int mpi_errno = MPI_SUCCESS;
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_STATE_DECL(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_ISEND);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_ENTER(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_ISEND);
mpi_errno = MPIDI_IPC_mpi_isend(buf, count, datatype, rank, tag, comm,
context_offset, addr, request);
MPIR_ERR_CHECK(mpi_errno);
fn_exit:
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_EXIT(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_ISEND);
return mpi_errno;
fn_fail:
goto fn_exit;
}
MPL_STATIC_INLINE_PREFIX int MPIDI_SHM_isend_coll(const void *buf, MPI_Aint count,
MPI_Datatype datatype, int rank, int tag,
MPIR_Comm * comm, int context_offset,
MPIDI_av_entry_t * addr,
MPIR_Request ** request, MPIR_Errflag_t * errflag)
{
int ret;
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_STATE_DECL(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_ISEND_COLL);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_ENTER(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_ISEND_COLL);
ret =
MPIDI_POSIX_isend_coll(buf, count, datatype, rank, tag, comm, context_offset, addr,
request, errflag);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_EXIT(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_ISEND_COLL);
return ret;
}
MPL_STATIC_INLINE_PREFIX int MPIDI_SHM_mpi_issend(const void *buf, MPI_Aint count,
MPI_Datatype datatype, int rank, int tag,
MPIR_Comm * comm, int context_offset,
MPIDI_av_entry_t * addr, MPIR_Request ** request)
{
int ret;
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_STATE_DECL(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_ISSEND);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_ENTER(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_ISSEND);
ret =
MPIDI_POSIX_mpi_issend(buf, count, datatype, rank, tag, comm, context_offset, addr,
request);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_EXIT(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_ISSEND);
return ret;
}
MPL_STATIC_INLINE_PREFIX int MPIDI_SHM_mpi_cancel_send(MPIR_Request * sreq)
{
int ret;
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_STATE_DECL(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_CANCEL_SEND);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_ENTER(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_CANCEL_SEND);
ret = MPIDI_POSIX_mpi_cancel_send(sreq);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_EXIT(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_CANCEL_SEND);
return ret;
}
MPL_STATIC_INLINE_PREFIX int MPIDI_SHM_mpi_recv(void *buf, MPI_Aint count, MPI_Datatype datatype,
int rank, int tag, MPIR_Comm * comm,
int context_offset, MPI_Status * status,
MPIR_Request ** request)
{
int ret = MPI_SUCCESS;
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_STATE_DECL(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_RECV);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_ENTER(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_RECV);
ret = MPIDI_SHM_mpi_irecv(buf, count, datatype, rank, tag, comm, context_offset, request);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_EXIT(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_RECV);
return ret;
}
MPL_STATIC_INLINE_PREFIX int MPIDI_SHM_mpi_irecv(void *buf, MPI_Aint count, MPI_Datatype datatype,
int rank, int tag, MPIR_Comm * comm,
int context_offset, MPIR_Request ** request)
{
int mpi_errno = MPI_SUCCESS;
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_STATE_DECL(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_IRECV);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_ENTER(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_IRECV);
mpi_errno = MPIDI_IPC_mpi_irecv(buf, count, datatype, rank, tag, comm, context_offset, request);
MPIR_ERR_CHECK(mpi_errno);
fn_exit:
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_EXIT(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_IRECV);
return mpi_errno;
fn_fail:
goto fn_exit;
}
MPL_STATIC_INLINE_PREFIX int MPIDI_SHM_mpi_imrecv(void *buf, MPI_Aint count, MPI_Datatype datatype,
MPIR_Request * message)
{
int mpi_errno = MPI_SUCCESS;
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_STATE_DECL(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_IMRECV);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_ENTER(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_IMRECV);
mpi_errno = MPIDI_IPC_mpi_imrecv(buf, count, datatype, message);
MPIR_ERR_CHECK(mpi_errno);
fn_exit:
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_EXIT(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_IMRECV);
return mpi_errno;
fn_fail:
goto fn_exit;
}
MPL_STATIC_INLINE_PREFIX int MPIDI_SHM_mpi_cancel_recv(MPIR_Request * rreq)
{
int ret;
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_STATE_DECL(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_CANCEL_RECV);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_ENTER(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_CANCEL_RECV);
ret = MPIDI_POSIX_mpi_cancel_recv(rreq);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_EXIT(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_CANCEL_RECV);
return ret;
}
MPL_STATIC_INLINE_PREFIX int MPIDI_SHM_mpi_improbe(int source, int tag, MPIR_Comm * comm,
int context_offset, int *flag,
MPIR_Request ** message, MPI_Status * status)
{
int ret;
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_STATE_DECL(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_IMPROBE);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_ENTER(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_IMPROBE);
ret = MPIDI_POSIX_mpi_improbe(source, tag, comm, context_offset, flag, message, status);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_EXIT(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_IMPROBE);
return ret;
}
MPL_STATIC_INLINE_PREFIX int MPIDI_SHM_mpi_iprobe(int source, int tag, MPIR_Comm * comm,
int context_offset, int *flag,
MPI_Status * status)
{
int ret;
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_STATE_DECL(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_IPROBE);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_ENTER(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_IPROBE);
ret = MPIDI_POSIX_mpi_iprobe(source, tag, comm, context_offset, flag, status);
MPIR_FUNC_VERBOSE_EXIT(MPID_STATE_MPIDI_SHM_MPI_IPROBE);
return ret;
}
#endif /* SHM_P2P_H_INCLUDED */
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Progressive resistive exercise in weaning high quadriplegics from the ventilator.
Acutely high level quadriplegics may experience neuromuscular respiratory insufficiency secondary to loss of use of intercostal and abdominal muscles as well as partial involvement of the phrenic nerve. Frequently, these patients will require mechanical ventilation in the initial stages of their treatment. These patients may present difficulty with weaning off the ventilator. In addition, poor respiratory reserve increases the risk of episodic decompensation. We have instituted a progressive resistive exercise protocol (PRE) analogous to PRE commonly used in training skeletal muscle, to wean patients off the ventilator. This involves determining the patient's endurance to the development of fatigue while off the ventilator. Patients are re-evaluated weekly until they are weaned from the ventilator. Three case studies are reported in which this protocol was used. In addition to our standard respiratory therapy and physical therapy protocols, values for vital capacity and maximum inspiratory force at admission and post-weaning were recorded. After completion of the programme, none of the patients required re-intubation or subsequent mechanical ventilation. This method of diaphragm training may be useful in weaning high level quadriplegics from the ventilator. |
Sugar-responsive Pickering emulsions mediated by switching hydrophobicity in microgels.
Pickering emulsions stabilized by soft and responsive microgels can demulsify on demand upon microgel collapse. The concept has been explored with simple model microgels such as poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) (pNIPAM) and their derivatives, but the role of functionalization is largely unexplored. Saccharide-responsive phenylboronic-modified microgels are used as Pickering emulsion stabilizers. Emulsion stability and microgel organization at drop surface are studied as a function of saccharide concentration. Better insight into their behavior at interfaces is gained through adsorption kinetics and Langmuir film studies at air-water interface. The functionalization of water-swollen microgels by phenylboronic functions imparts some hydrophobicity to the structure, at the origin of additional internal cross-links analogous which rigidify the structure compared to non-functionalized microgels, as proved by their slow adsorption kinetics and poor interfacial compressibility. Upon boronate ester formation with diol groups of the saccharide, the hydrophobic character of the phenylboronic acid decreases, increasing the adsorption kinetics and their interfacial compressibility. Emulsions are stable in the presence of saccharide, given the high deformability of the yet-hydrophilic microgels, and mechanically unstable with less deformable particles in low saccharide concentration. The hydrophobic-hydrophilic switch acts as a trigger to tune the microgel stabilizing properties. |
[Plain films of pelvis].
Plain films of the pelvis remain informative and allow most of the diagnoses. Assesment of the hip joint space, bone and subchondral structures, sacrum as well as sacroiliac joints is made on the AP view. Oblique views are useful. Five different oblique views are described: Lequesne's view, Ducroquet's view, Arcelin's view, medical and urethral views. They particularly allow assement of the acetabulum, the femoral head and neck as well as the femoral superior third. Radiological technique and major indications for these views must be known. Angle measurement and evaluation of possible dysplasia are made on coxometry views. |
Sensorimotor cortex projections to the ventrolateral and the dorsomedial medulla oblongata in the rat.
After small pressure injections of Fluorogold (FG), and Dextran-tetramethylrodamine (DR) into the dorsal motor nucleus of the vagus/nucleus of the solitary tract (DMV/NTS) and the rostral ventrolateral medulla (RVLM), respectively, retrograde FG-labelled cells were found mainly in the sensorimotor cortex; retrograde DR-labelled cells were located in the same cortical areas and in the prefrontal cortex. Double-labelled cells were also found in the sensorimotor cortical areas. These results provide evidence of direct projections from the sensorimotor cortex to the DMV/NTS and RVLM and suggest that somatic cortical areas directly control cardiovascular output during sensory and somatic processes. |
Routine immunization of the HIV-positive asymptomatic patient.
Physicians should develop the habit of considering, during initial routine and subsequent examinations of persons coming under their primary care, whether a vaccine is needed to establish or maintain universally recommend immunity. Furthermore, the physician should identify specific circumstances that call for special vaccines. Age, occupation, lifestyle, environmental risks, and diseases that compromise host defenses require systematic consideration. |
filebeat:
autodiscover.providers:
- type: docker
templates:
- condition.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_NGINX_IMAGE}"
config:
- module: nginx
access:
input:
type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
stream: stdout
error:
input:
type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
stream: stderr
- condition.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_PG_IMAGE}"
config:
- module: postgresql
log:
input:
type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- condition.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_REDIS_IMAGE}"
config:
- type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- condition.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_WEBDAV_IMAGE}"
config:
- type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- condition.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_MINIO_IMAGE}"
config:
- type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- condition.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_MLFLOW_TRACKING_IMAGE}"
config:
- type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- condition.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_CURATOR_IMAGE}"
config:
- type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- condition.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_ELASTICSEARCH_IMAGE}"
config:
- type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
multiline.pattern: '^[[:space:]]'
multiline.negate: false
multiline.match: after
- condition.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_ELASTALERT_IMAGE}"
config:
- type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
multiline.pattern: '^[[:space:]]'
multiline.negate: false
multiline.match: after
- condition.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_KIBANA_IMAGE}"
config:
- type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
processors:
- decode_json_fields:
fields: ["message"]
target: ""
overwrite_keys: true
- condition.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_FILEBEAT_IMAGE}"
config:
- type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- condition.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_METRICBEAT_IMAGE}"
config:
- type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- condition.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_RABBITMQ_IMAGE}"
config:
- type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
multiline.pattern: '^[[:space:]]'
multiline.negate: false
multiline.match: after
- condition:
and:
- not.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_NGINX_IMAGE}"
- not.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_PG_IMAGE}"
- not.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_REDIS_IMAGE}"
- not.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_WEBDAV_IMAGE}"
- not.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_MINIO_IMAGE}"
- not.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_MLFLOW_TRACKING_IMAGE}"
- not.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_CURATOR_IMAGE}"
- not.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_ELASTICSEARCH_IMAGE}"
- not.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_ELASTALERT_IMAGE}"
- not.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_KIBANA_IMAGE}"
- not.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_FILEBEAT_IMAGE}"
- not.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_METRICBEAT_IMAGE}"
- not.contains.docker.container.image: "${DOCKER_RABBITMQ_IMAGE}"
config:
- type: container
paths:
- /hostfs/data/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
- /hostfs/var/lib/docker/containers/${DOLLAR}{data.docker.container.id}/*.log
multiline.pattern: '^[[:space:]]'
multiline.negate: false
multiline.match: after
processors:
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fields: ["message"]
target: ""
overwrite_keys: true
modules:
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syslog:
var.paths: ["/hostfs/var/log/syslog*"]
# If changing index names here - don't forget to change them in settings.py.
# Celery task logs are loaded in Django UI by requesting Elasticsearch
# with index pattern specified in settings.LOGGING_ELASTICSEARCH_INDEX_TEMPLATE
output.elasticsearch:
hosts: ["http://${DOCKER_HOST_NAME_ELASTICSEARCH}:${DOCKER_ELASTICSEARCH_PORT}"]
index: "filebeat-%{[agent.version]}-%{+yyyy.MM.dd}"
setup.template.name: "filebeat"
setup.template.pattern: "filebeat-*"
setup.dashboards.index: "filebeat-*"
setup.template.overwrite: true
setup.dashboards.enabled: true
setup.kibana.host: "contrax-kibana"
setup.kibana.protocol: "http"
#setup.kibana.path: "${DOCKER_KIBANA_BASE_PATH}"
logging.metrics.enabled: false
logging.level: info
logging.to_files: true
logging.to_syslog: false
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Q:
Template/Data/Model context for an empty list ASP.NET MVC2
I've created a view for adding/removing items for a list. I'm trying to handle adding/removing dynamically, but I'm unclear on how to get the proper template context when the list is empty.
The view is based on:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using Service.Cms.ListItems;
namespace Bcp.Service.Cms.Documents
{
public class Tasting //: Document
{
public Tasting() { }
public List<DocumentListItem> relatedCrap { get; set; }
}
}
Related List Item looks like this:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
namespace Service.Cms.ListItems
{
public class DocumentListItem
{
public DocumentListItem() { }
public Int32 documentId { get; set; }
public String title { get; set; }
public String documentType { get; set; }
public String status { get; set; }
}
}
In order to save the list items, each of the properties will need to be prefixed with tastingInfo.relatedDocs.#PROPERTYNAME#
but if the list is empty when I load the view, I don't know how to access that context. Anybody have any ideas?
A:
I ended up creating a Display Template for List<DocumentListItem> called DocumentListDisplay containing the following:
<input type="hidden" value="<%: ViewData.TemplateInfo.HtmlFieldPrefix %>" />
I just call this template in my View before calling EditorFor() on the same model. It's kludgey, but it provides the template context without having to hard code anything or add anything to ViewData.
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Safety
Firefighter Safety SwitchIn the event of a fire, the Fast Switch-off system directly disconnects the DC current in close proximity to the solar modules andfacilitate the firefighters to extinguish the fire without the danger of high voltages.More info |
XGrabKeyboard behavior - Xwindows
This is a discussion on XGrabKeyboard behavior - Xwindows ; My application has the usual main event processing loop which directs events
to their appropriate widgets.
I have an OpenGL widget which I am making full screen, and to which I want
all mouse and keyboard events delivered.
To make ...
XGrabKeyboard behavior
My application has the usual main event processing loop which directs events
to their appropriate widgets.
I have an OpenGL widget which I am making full screen, and to which I want
all mouse and keyboard events delivered.
To make the window full screen, I have to use the CWOverrideRedirect mask
when creating the window. However, this kills all mouse and keyboard
events that would normally go to that window. Here's the full set of masks
I'm using to create the full screen window: |
Q:
JavaScript get list of external scripts (like extensions)
Is it possible to get list of all scripts injected by browser? Or at least detect them somehow. I mean sometimes on Windows there are various viruses which inject scripts in fly modifying eg. click actions to display ads. I'm writing kind of advanced website so I'd like to warn user about other scripts which most likely:
will crash as my webapp is modifying basic native browser APIs like document.getElement* or even listeners
may make webapp unstable and in wors case make it crash.
could be performance overkill
I'm talking also about scripts modifying site content like eg. Ponify or XKCD numbers.
I know about navigator.plugins but it doesn't seem to be what am I looking for.
A:
Not really. I mean you could do a:
document.getElementsByTagName('script');
And fetch all script tags, and check their src attribute, but it's not that simple. It's possible to make an ajax request for a javascript file, and then eval(ajaxResult) to execute that code. Your browser has no way of knowing where that code came from as it's just a string.
There are a lot of ways to execute javascript, and cleanup any trace, there is no way to cover them all.
EDIT: I missed the key phrase "scripts injected by browser" :)
At least in Chrome, some extensions do seem to inject script tags. Though they don't seem to be marked up in any special way. Filtering them may be tricky. Perhaps if you add a class to the script tags you know should be there, and you find a script tag that does not have that class then you know it could be a extension script.
I'm also not sure that an extension must insert a script tag to do stuff on the page. I think it has ways of interacting with the page directly from the extension code as well. Not sure though. More research required. And this is probably different for different browsers.
Personally, I think defensively protecting your site from people's own browser extensions is a fools errand. If someone wants to hamstring their own browsing experience in bizarre ways, it's not your responsibility to hold their hand. And you will have a very hard time detecting all the ways an extension can blow up your everything.
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I just watched a masked man militaristically execute an unarmed man laying on his back with his hands up on a Paris sidewalk. The man was arguably executed for his involvement in comics and satire. It is a sad world when this is the case.
I support free speech and I support freedom of the press and, well, freedom in general. I abhor religious fundamentalism just as I abhor racial fundamentalism, political fundamentalism and financial fundamentalism. I feel most people are generally against both religious fundamentalism and religious persecution.
I do not support organized religion. It has been proven to be at the root of a lot of death and persecution throughout history. However,it has also done a lot of good. How much is impossible to quantify. But some people need religion. However, blaming Muslims for the actions of Islamic Fundamentalists is like blaming Catholics for the actions of paedophile priests.
I won’t hate Muslims because that’s exactly what those thugs in black masks want me to do. They want to cause a divide between Muslims and Jews, Christians and Atheists. They want Religious War. They want to rid the world of Infidels and they will sacrifice millions of Muslims to do it. So as soon as you start blaming Muslims for the Acts of Assholes, you’re giving them what they want. You’re letting them win. |
package com.orientechnologies.orient.test.domain.cycle;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
/** @author Wouter de Vaal */
public class CycleParent {
private String name;
private List<CycleChild> children = new ArrayList<CycleChild>();
public String getName() {
return name;
}
public void setName(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
public List<CycleChild> getChildren() {
return children;
}
public void setChildren(List<CycleChild> children) {
this.children = children;
}
}
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Thanatomorphose
Hosted by Director/Writer/Producer Éric Falardeau and members of the cast and crew
Following her recent move into a roomy Montreal apartment, Laura plans to make the most of what life has to offer. Her routine alternates between work, wild times in the evenings and nights spent in the arms of her lover Antoine. Her conquest of happiness, however, can’t dispel a chronic sense of emptiness within her. Beyond the long list of frustrations attached to her stalled art career, Laura feels cast aside by Antoine, who has little interest in her other than her body. Two events occur that shake up her world. The first is crossing the path of Julian, a sensitive guy who might bring her the affections she craves. The second is something awful and unimaginable — Laura is literally rotting from the inside out. Strange patches appear all over her body. Her teeth fall out and she carries the fetid odour of a corpse. Laura must face the fact that she’s trapped in the irreversible process of human decomposition. Her nightmare — and ours — has just begun…
Prepare yourself for THANATOMORPHOSE, a singular cinematic experience that’s supremely disturbing. An unwavering descent into hell, this first feature film by Éric Falardeau is among the potent works, like SALO, which bring the viewer to the point of the unbearable, a test of all senses. With this Kafkaesque tale of transformation, the talented filmmaker juggles the sublime and the transgressive, with superior results. While the film has its share of shockingly violent scenes, it’s no mere exploitation flick, but rather a corrosive meditation on sexuality, solitude and our complex relationships with our own bodies. As Laura, Kayden Rose throws herself completely into a brave and overwhelming performance. Few actors would accept such a demanding role and Rose succeeds remarkably, projecting the pain that’s slowly eating away at her character. Also of note are the superb, strikingly realistic special effects care of David Scherer and Rémy Couture. Following a high-profile run through the festival circuit, THANATOMORPHOSE at last returns home to Quebec, so it’s now your turn to discover one of the most promising voices in local genre cinema, and to be confronted with what may well be the most shocking film of the year. |
A washing machine such as a dishwashing machine, preferably of the drawer-style or table-top style, or a laundry washing machine, the washing machine having at least one low-height wash liquid conduit connecting the outlet of a sump region of a washing tub to a wash pump. The at least one... Fisher & Paykel Appliances Limited
A rotor for a motor comprising a frame having a hub for connecting the rotor to a shaft and a perimeter portion for interacting with a stator of the motor to cause the rotor to rotate about an axis of rotation. The frame comprises legs extending from an outer portion... Fisher & Paykel Appliances Limited
A suspension unit assembly comprises a strut having a first end and a second end and a coupling disposed at the first end of the strut. The coupling has a strut part connected to the strut and a mounting part configured to tilt relative to the strut part of the... Fisher & Paykel Appliances Limited
A BLDC motor for driving a cross flow fan in an air-conditioning application has an external rotor and an internal stator. The stator is a salient pole stator with insulated pole teeth and conductor coils. The inner diameter of the stator supports a single bearing. An electronic PCBA for control... Fisher & Paykel Appliances Limited
A technique for minimising “blooming” or “frosting” that may occur when bonding sub-components of an article together to form a composite component with an adhesive such as cyanoacrylate. Opposed bonding regions on surfaces of first and second sub-components are bonded by the adhesive and at least one of the opposed... Fisher & Paykel Appliances Limited
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target(
dependencies = [
"util/util-slf4j-jul-bridge/src/main/scala/com/twitter/util/logging",
],
)
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Experimental coevolution with bacteria and phage. The Pseudomonas fluorescens--Phi2 model system.
Parasites are ubiquitous in biological systems and antagonistic coevolution between hosts and parasites is thought be a major ecological and evolutionary force. Recent experiments using laboratory populations of bacteria and their parasitic viruses, phage, have provided the first direct empirical evidence of antagonistic coevolution in action. In this article we describe this model system and synthesise recent findings that address the causes and consequences of antagonistic coevolution. |
A hiker managed to keep his cool while hiking the Katmai National Park in Alaska. Katmai National Park and Preserve is on a peninsula in southern Alaska. Its wild landscapes span tundra, forests, lakes and mountains. The park is known for the many brown bears that are drawn to the abundant salmon in Brooks Falls. |
The present invention is generally directed to material handling vehicles and, more particularly, to an automatic guided vehicle capable of varying its travel path in order to reduce wear patterns created in the floor of the material handling facility.
Material handling vehicles which are not automated may include, for example, a fork lift truck operated by a person to transport material in a facility from one location to another. Such non-automated material handling vehicles while traveling the same route do not follow an identical travel path when transporting materials, due to human error and variances between operators.
Automatic guided vehicles (AGVs) are increasingly used throughout the material handling industry in place of non-automated vehicles to transport loads. AGVs transport material along predetermined routes that are detected or sensed by the AGVs. These routes may be sensed through electromagnetic, optical, or other systems. The loads transported by the AGVs may vary in size and AGVs are particularly suited for transporting very heavy loads, such as huge steel coils along a predetermined guide path.
AGVs generally include frames for mounting the load, wheels and a guidance system. The term AGV is commonly used to refer to robust vehicle designs having any of a number of available automated guidance systems. Automatic guided carts (AGCs) is a term commonly used to refer to a vehicle used for similar but less complicated applications. Throughout this application, including the claims, the term automatic guided vehicle or AGV shall mean and include both AGV's and AGC's, as well as any other vehicle that is automatically guided.
AGVs have various designs but generally include a frame with wheels located proximate the four corners of the frame, a means of propulsion and means for directing the cart. Some AGVs include swivel castors located proximate to the corners of the frame and include a separate drive wheel assembly and rigid castors for directional control of the cart. Some AGV designs include two rigid castors fixed to the frame and located approximately midway between the swivel castors on each side of the cart frame. Other AGVs include a drive assembly that has a fixed drive wheel to propel the AGV and a steerable castor wheel to direct the movement of the AGV.
Automated guided vehicle systems include a guidance system which is commonly located on the AGV. Typical guidance systems include wire guidance, laser guidance, magnetic tape guidance, odometry guidance, inertial guidance, optical guidance, and positioning guidance such as gps. These guidance systems are typically capable of controlling AGV speed, direction, start/stop functions and, in some cases, the loading and unloading of the material and other operations at various workstations. The guidance systems may also be used to control an AGVs movement relative to other AGVs, obstacles or even people in or along the desired route.
One problem with the use of an AGV, instead of a non-automated vehicle operated by a person, arises from the repeated traveling of the same route, resulting in wear patterns in the floor of the facility where the AGV operates. Since the AGV is programmed to repeatedly follow a predetermined route, significant wear patterns develop in the floor of the facility over time. Such wear can cause floor erosion and wear patterns that may cause the AGV to inadvertently be misguided from the guide path or create difficulty in the AGV deviating from the predetermined route to avoid an obstacle. In some cases, where the load being carried by the AGV is heavy and the frequency of usage is great, these wear patterns can cause significant damage to the floor of the facility such as grooves, ruts, potholes, and pitting of the floor. |
Q:
Get key value irrespective of depth in array of object
I have an array of objects in which I want to get the value of a key for e.g. 'variable'. But the depth of the key is varying, like it could be as follows -
[{
"test": {
"nameObj": {
"name": "DateExpires",
"title": "DateExpires",
"variable": "DateTime"
},
}
},
{
"test": {
"nameObjSomethingElse": {
"name": "DateExpires",
"title": "DateExpires",
"variable": "DateTime"
},
}
},
{
"test": {
"nameObjSomethingElse": {
"name": "DateExpires",
"title": "DateExpires",
"anotherLevel": {
"variable": "DateTime"
}
}
}
}]
In each object in the array key 'variable' is at different level and under different key. How can I get the value of 'variable'?
A:
You could use JSON.stringify and use its callback function to identify every value of a particular key:
const obj = [{
"test": {
"nameObj": {
"name": "DateExpires",
"title": "DateExpires",
"variable": "DateTime"
},
}
},
{
"test": {
"nameObjSomethingElse": {
"name": "DateExpires",
"title": "DateExpires",
"variable": "DateTime"
},
}
},
{
"test": {
"nameObjSomethingElse": {
"name": "DateExpires",
"title": "DateExpires",
"anotherLevel": {
"variable": "DateTime"
}
}
}
}];
const variables = [];
JSON.stringify(obj, (key, val) => {
if (key === 'variable') {
variables.push(val);
}
return val;
});
console.log(variables);
Or, if you wanted to recurse more manually:
const obj = [{
"test": {
"nameObj": {
"name": "DateExpires",
"title": "DateExpires",
"variable": "DateTime"
},
}
},
{
"test": {
"nameObjSomethingElse": {
"name": "DateExpires",
"title": "DateExpires",
"variable": "DateTime"
},
}
},
{
"test": {
"nameObjSomethingElse": {
"name": "DateExpires",
"title": "DateExpires",
"anotherLevel": {
"variable": "DateTime"
}
}
}
}];
const recurse = (obj, arr=[]) => {
Object.entries(obj).forEach(([key, val]) => {
if (key === 'variable') {
arr.push(val);
}
if (typeof val === 'object') {
recurse(val, arr);
}
});
return arr;
};
console.log(
recurse(obj)
);
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Q:
CSV formatting: multiple points per row in qgis
I have a CSV file in which each row represents a person and includes a location for them, which I want to map in QGIS as point layer. However, I would like some people to appear as a point in multiple locations simultaneously. What would be the best way to format my spreadsheet in order to reflect that in QGIS?
A:
Simplest way - create a new row for each of their locations.
A possibly better way depending on your application, source of data, etc. would be to use well-known text (WKT) format. You would want to create a MultiPoint object. Formatting is listed at the top of the second table on this Wikipedia page. How easy it is for you to get the data into this format depends on how your data is organized before it gets to your csv file. I've successfully used MS Access queries and Excel functions to create WKT fields in similar situations. A lot of how complicated it gets will depend on whether you have a consistent number of "sightings" for each person. If they vary, you may need to do some scripting to create the multipoint string.
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Top bureaucrat calls AG’s summary on public service culture an ‘opinion piece’
OTTAWA — The public service's top bureaucrat is taking issue with Auditor General Michael Ferguson's spring report which criticizes the culture in the public service.
Ferguson's message in his report on culture in the public service is an "opinion piece," Privy Council Clerk Michael Wernick said Tuesday.
Wernick was called before the House of Commons Public Accounts committee to address comments Ferguson made about culture in the public service in his latest report.
In Ferguson's spring report, he wrote that the public service has an obedient culture that "fears mistakes and risk" and has to change.
"This culture causes the incomprehensible failures it is trying to avoid," he said, referring to the Pheonix pay system.
Wernick said the public service isn't perfect but he won't accept Ferguson's findings and called them "sweeping generalizations."
Wernick also said he does not agree with Ferguson's characterization of the Phoenix pay system as an 'incomprehensible failure.'
"It's entirely comprehensible, it was avoidable ... it's reparable," he said.
NDP MP David Christopherson said the committee needs to decide where they land on the two opposing views of the culture in the public service.
"Either we have a deputy of the Privy Council who has his head buried in the sand and is in complete denial with what the cultural problems are or we've got an auditor general that's off the rails," said Christopherson.
The committee later decided it would invite Ferguson back to testify before the House rises for the summer so he can respond to Wernick's comments.
Wernick reiterated that there are problems in the public service, but not across every department.
"I don't think we have a broken culture," he insisted.
Wernick also told members of the committee that they should create a culture where it's possible to disagree with the auditor general.
He said it should be OK to challenge the auditor general's analysis and hopes he's not in too much trouble for disagreeing with his findings.
Janice Dickson, The Canadian Press |
In a booster brake system in a motor vehicle, the energy required to generate the braking force comes from at least one energy supply device and—unlike the situation with a power-brake system—the physical force of the driver of the motor vehicle. To convert this energy, a vacuum servo brake connected between the brake pedal and the main cylinder in a serial or tandem arrangement is typically used. The vacuum servo brake has a working cylinder which is brought into operative connection with the main cylinder via an output member and separates a vacuum chamber from a working chamber. The vacuum servo brake furthermore has a control valve which is brought into operative connection with the brake pedal via an input member and selectively connects the vacuum chamber and the working chamber to one another or the latter to the outside. In motor vehicles having an internal combustion engine, the vacuum chamber is joined to the inlet manifold of the engine. In motor vehicles having a diesel engine, the vacuum is generated by a vacuum pump driven directly by the engine.
When the brake system is actuated in normal operation, the working chamber is connected to the outside via the control valve so that air at atmospheric pressure flows into the working chamber and a mixed pressure is established there. The force applied to the main cylinder by way of the brake pedal is in this case amplified by the force arising from the difference in pressure in the chambers, with the braking pressure built up in the main cylinder as a result of this force being transmitted back to the brake pedal by way of an elastomeric reaction member which is arranged in the vacuum servo brake between the input member and the output member. If the force applied to the brake pedal now increases continuously, the mixed pressure in the working chamber increases to atmospheric pressure, at which the maximum difference in pressure between the chambers prevails. An increase in the booster braking force is no longer possible; in this condition, also described as the trigger point of the vacuum servo brake, the working chamber of the vacuum servo brake is exhausted. A further increase in the braking pressure is only possible by way of an increase in the force applied to the brake pedal. When the brake pedal is lifted, the air at atmospheric pressure is drawn out of the working chamber via the control valve and the vacuum chamber, and the working piston returns to its original position, with the braking pressure in the main cylinder being let down. If the vacuum fails, only the force applied by way of the brake pedal acts on the main cylinder.
Vacuum servo brakes of this kind typically have a substantially constant amplification ratio, so that in the operating range of the vacuum servo brake, that is to say between the condition described as a sudden change in pressure, in which the input member connected to the brake pedal comes into abutment with the elastomeric reaction member over its entire surface and the servo support of the vacuum servo brake begins, and the trigger point of the vacuum servo brake mentioned above, the curve of the output force of the vacuum servo brake emitted by means of the output member or the braking force established in the main cylinder over the input force applied to the brake pedal is substantially linear. This substantially linear curve of the output force over the input force, constant in the operating range of the vacuum servo brake, is also known as a single rate characteristic.
It has been found that when vacuum servo brakes of this kind are used, the majority of drivers cannot achieve the full booster support of the vacuum servo brake even when they believe they have the brake full on. Tests have shown that the input force the driver applies to the brake pedal is often insufficient to allow the vacuum servo brake to reach its trigger point or is reduced too early so that the maximum available booster support is not fully utilised. Even pressing the partially depressed brake pedal again no longer improves the braking procedure in that case. As a result, not all the maximum possible braking pressure is applied, so that it is not possible to achieve the best possible braking distance. Even a motor vehicle with an anti-lock braking system (ABS device) cannot be decelerated in optimum manner if the driver does not depress the brake pedal decisively enough, as a result of which the braking distance is lengthened by a few meters which are often critical. |
Concord, NH μSA
REDIRECT Merrimack County, New Hampshire |
Highway Offences
No insurance
Contesting a Ticket Issued for a Traffic Offence
Dangerous Operation of a Vehicle
Unlicensed Driving of a Vehicle
Leaving the Scene of a Motor Vehicle Accident
Racing Motor Vehicles on the Road
Drinking and Taking Drugs While in Charge of a Vehicle
Evidence of Drug or Alcohol Consumption and Defenses
License Restrictions Applied to Alcohol and Drug Driving Offences. |
Q:
Spring disable @EnableResourceServer
I have resource server, when it's starts - it's sending request to Authentication server ("http://localhost:xxxx/auth/oauth/token_key"), and it's okay when all up and running.
But when I testing my services I do not need this at all. How can I disable resource server or maybe I should mock something so it won't be dependent on auth server(for future security tests for controllers)?
My spring boot main:
@SpringBootApplication
@EnableEurekaClient
@EnableResourceServer
public class CalendarApplication {
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
SpringApplication.run(CalendarApplication.class, args);
}
}
application.yml
security:
basic:
enabled: false
oauth2:
resource:
jwt:
keyUri: http://localhost:xxxx/auth/oauth/token_key
Test class annotations:
@RunWith(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.class)
@WebMvcTest(value = TypeController.class, secure = false)
public class TypeControllerTest {}
A:
Why don't you create a separate @Configuration for your @AuthenticationServer with a separate profile (@Profile("test"))? That way, you don't need to disable security and can have an in-memory Token. That's how I dealt with it. You can also disable Spring Security for your tests completely. Have a look at this question.
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<?php
/**
* Copyright © Magento, Inc. All rights reserved.
* See COPYING.txt for license details.
*/
namespace Magento\Framework\Notification;
/**
* Class for processing the list of system messages
*
* Class MessageList
* @api
*/
class MessageList
{
/**
* List of configured message classes
*
* @var array
*/
protected $_messageClasses;
/**
* List of messages
*
* @var array
*/
protected $_messages;
/**
* @param \Magento\Framework\ObjectManagerInterface $objectManager
* @param array $messages
*/
public function __construct(\Magento\Framework\ObjectManagerInterface $objectManager, $messages = [])
{
$this->_objectManager = $objectManager;
$this->_messageClasses = $messages;
}
/**
* Load messages to display
*
* @return void
* @throws \InvalidArgumentException
* @throws \UnexpectedValueException
*/
protected function _loadMessages()
{
if (!empty($this->_messages)) {
return;
}
foreach ($this->_messageClasses as $key => $messageClass) {
if (!$messageClass) {
throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Message class for message "' . $key . '" is not set');
}
$message = $this->_objectManager->get($messageClass);
if ($message instanceof \Magento\Framework\Notification\MessageInterface) {
$this->_messages[$message->getIdentity()] = $message;
} else {
throw new \UnexpectedValueException("Message class has to implement the message interface.");
}
}
}
/**
* Retrieve message by
*
* @param string $identity
* @return null|\Magento\Framework\Notification\MessageInterface
*/
public function getMessageByIdentity($identity)
{
$this->_loadMessages();
return $this->_messages[$identity] ?? null;
}
/**
* Retrieve list of all messages
*
* @return \Magento\Framework\Notification\MessageInterface[]
*/
public function asArray()
{
$this->_loadMessages();
return $this->_messages;
}
}
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The Rush to Find China’s Moles
Feeling besieged by China’s spies, who have had success in stealing government and corporate trade secrets, the United States has ramped up its efforts to find moles. In at least two recent cases, however, F.B.I. agents and federal prosecutors appear to have acted with reckless haste.
Prosecutors said Dr. Xi provided the design of an item known as a pocket heater, used in superconductor research. The allegation fell apart after defense lawyers pointed out that the government had grossly misread the evidence it used to secure an indictment. As it turned out, Dr. Xi, a naturalized American citizen, had emailed scientists in China information unrelated to the pocket heater.
Image
Xi XiaoxingCreditMark Makela for The New York Times
The embarrassing blunder came a few months after federal prosecutors in Ohio dropped charges against another Chinese-American professional, Sherry Chen, a National Weather Service employee who was also suspected of being a Chinese mole. She was charged with four felonies, including unlawfully downloading information about critical infrastructure. Her problems began after a colleague reported that she had emailed an official at China’s Ministry of Water Resources. The colleague had been copied on the email and found it suspicious.
The email was Ms. Chen’s response to a question from a Chinese official who had asked her during a meeting in Beijing how water infrastructure projects in America were funded. The information she gave him was harmless and publicly available.
China was reportedly behind a huge breach of the servers of the Office of Personnel Management, which could well give Beijing valuable information about millions of Americans who have been granted security clearances. Further, the theft of proprietary technology poses a considerable threat to the American economy. It is hardly surprising that the Justice Department has given priority to prosecuting espionage cases involving China.
But these concerns cannot justify prosecutions driven by supposition rather than solid evidence. The charges filed against Mr. Xi and Ms. Chen traumatized them and their families and needlessly damaged their professional reputations. Nether got an explanation or an apology from the government. They deserve both. |
Q:
What is the purpose of the contains() predicate in Mercurial Revision Sets?
I can't think of cases where the contains() predicate is useful. It seems like the file(), adds(), removes() and modifies() predicates cover all file related queries. Can you give an example of when contains() is useful?
A:
Contains looks at content, not filenames:
"contains(pattern)"
Revision contains pattern.
as compared to:
"file(pattern)"
Changesets affecting files matched by pattern.
So something like:
hg log -r 'contains("spam")'
will show me all the changesets where the string spam is added or removed. Note that the similar keyword command checks the commit message not the content.
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Pervasive transcription - Lessons from yeast.
Pervasive transcription is now accepted to be a general feature of eukaryotic genomes, generating short and long non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs). Growing number of examples have shown that regulatory ncRNAs can control gene expression and chromatin domain formation. In this review, we discuss recent reports that show that Saccharomyces cerevisiae's genome also supports pervasive transcription, which is strongly controlled by RNA decay pathways and nucleosome positioning. We therefore propose that S. cerevisiae is an excellent model for studying large ncRNAs, which has already provided important examples of antisense-mediated transcriptional silencing. |
Resting oxygen consumption in rats during food restriction, starvation and refeeding.
Oxygen consumption was measured in male rats during starvation and during different regimens of restricted feeding and refeeding after starvation. Changes in oxygen consumption and body mass were mostly parallel, but rats with a very reduced food intake displayed the same reduction in oxygen consumption as starved rats, despite the smaller reduction in body mass. Also, rats fed different amounts of food after starvation had different oxygen consumptions, but displayed the same changes in body mass. Two different refeeding regimens with restricted food amounts either induced a further depression of oxygen consumption (i.e. below starvation oxygen consumption), or a stabilizing of oxygen consumption on the level of starvation. The changes in oxygen consumption during restriction and feeding after starvation indicate that reductions in resting metabolic rate may not always be predicted from either body mass change or food intake. |
Q:
Downloading a file from ftp server while file is being altered/overwritten
We're downloading a file from FTP server. Content of the file changes sometimes. File name is always the same.
Is this scenario possible?
File content is "aaaaaaaaaaaaa"
We start downloading
File is overwritten and it looks like "bbbbbbbbbbbbb"
File content we get is "aaaaabbbbbbb"
Library used for downloading is apache commons-net.
Code used is:
FTPClient ftpClient = new FTPClient();
//client connecting code...
//...
ByteArrayOutputStream outputStream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
ftpClient.retrieveFile(path, outputStream);
outputStream.writeTo(new FileOutputStream(new File("myFile.txt")));
A:
This can actually happen. So I would suggest you to get a checksum of the file before downloading. (Use FTP site command to execute scripts on server to give you the checksum) and then after downloading, compare with the checksum of the downloaded file.
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People walking normally, or tottering in high heels, and ostriches strutting -- they all exert the same forces on the ground despite their very differently shaped feet, according to research funded by the Wellcome Trust and the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council. The finding suggests that prosthetic lower limbs and robots' legs could be made more efficient by making them less human-like and more like the prosthetics used by 'Blade Runner' Oscar Pistorius. |
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