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Q:
Sending HTML content to react application from npm package
I'm building a npm package which should send some html content to react/angular/vue applications.
I have build a static html page and tried loading that file using below code, which is giving me the expected buffer when executing
node index.js
but when installed the above package in my react app.
it is giving fs.readFileSync is not a function.,
function generateHTML() {
const appRoot = process.cwd();
var html = fs.readFileSync(appRoot + '/wallet/pages/signup.html');
return html;
}
from my knowledge 'fs' module will only work in node environment, so how i can achieve providing node environment when npm package is installed as dependency to react app.
A:
This is very much possible with Webpack/browserify
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An inherited male-producing factor in Aedes aegypti.
An inherited factor causes a predominance of males in certain strains and in progeny of single pairs of Aedes aegypti L. This factor appears to be transmitted only by males and is not due to differential mortality, at least in postgametic stages. Mass release of male-producing males might be used in control operations. |
Dorsal hippocampal CREB is both necessary and sufficient for spatial memory.
Although the transcription factor CREB has been widely implicated in memory, whether it is sufficient to produce spatial memory under conditions that do not normally support memory formation in mammals is unknown. We found that locally and acutely increasing CREB levels in the dorsal hippocampus using viral vectors is sufficient to induce robust spatial memory in two conditions that do not normally support spatial memory, weakly trained wild-type (WT) mice and strongly trained mutant mice with a brain-wide disruption of CREB function. Together with previous results, these findings indicate that CREB is both necessary and sufficient for spatial memory formation, and highlight its pivotal role in the hippocampal molecular machinery underlying the formation of spatial memory. |
[Unit]
Description=DigitalOcean Synchronization
DefaultDependencies=no
Before=systemd-networkd.service sshdgenkeys.service
After=systemd-udevd.service
[Service]
Type=oneshot
ExecStart=/usr/sbin/digitalocean-synchronize
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Would "fabricate" indicates "on bad purpose" or "on bad manners" in terms of meaning of "make up"?
To give some background for a post (Should I use simple present or simple past in a tiny story to illustrate a scenario of the usage of some words?) I said
I made up a tiny story to illustrate a scenario of the usage of "just" in a post (In terms of meaning "recently", what is the difference between just & only?).
I was trying to use the word "fabricate" instead of "make up" though, I was worried "fabricate" indicates meaning like "on bad purpose" or "on bad manners", so I didn't choose it there.
So, would "fabricate" indicates meaning like "on bad purpose" or "on bad manners"?
A:
"Fabricate" doesn't always have a negative meaning. Let's substitute it in your example sentence to see:
I fabricated a tiny story to illustrate a scenario of the usage of "just" in a post.
Here, the reader won't automatically assume some negative meaning in the word, mostly because it's hard to imagine how you making up a sentence to illustrate usage of "just" could be some nefarious thing.
However, in practice, the word usually is reserved for scenarios where you want to specifically imply that the person doing the fabricating did so for nefarious purposes. This is definition 1b in Merriam-Webster:
to make up for the purpose of deception
"Make up" sounds much more natural and is more colloquial for the example sentence you gave.
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Getting It Right
In the lead-up to the introduction of new Chain of Responsibility (CoR) obligations in July next year, the trucking industry needs to be sure it is getting it right. Diesel News runs through the basics, which operators need to be sure of going into operation on a daily basis.
Talking to a room full of small operators at a freight facility, Kym Farquharson-Jones, Senior Advisor – Chain of Responsibility, National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR), uses her experience as a Queensland police officer and as roadside enforcement for Transport and Main Roads (TMR) in Queensland to colour her message and explain the situation.
There are four areas where an owner-driver needs to be concerned about risks. The first is the truck itself, then the load the truck is carrying, the road the truck is using and the person who is driving it.
Risks from the vehicle come from safety standards. By running through a checklist at the start of the journey it is possible to reduce risk around the condition of the vehicle. Does it meet the safety standards and the dimension requirements? Is it within axle and weight regulations? Is the load correctly restrained, and the vehicle and load okay for the route it’s going to take? When it’s out on the road, is it within speed limits?
Answer yes to this set of questions and the owner and driver of the truck have done all things possible to reduce risk of committing an offence and being open to CoR action.
For anyone who owns a truck there is a level of maintenance and recording of that maintenance which has to be done to meet the rules. The daily check needs to be effective. It has to be a robust enough check to ensure the truck is alright to go on the road. The driver needs to be able to check the things they are able to look at.
The rules simply say a person must not drive a truck on a road if it is unsafe.
“Mass, dimension and loading have provisions in the rules which are all the same,” says Kym. “You mustn’t get too caught up in the words, you can replace mass with loading, or loading with dimension.
“It’s a big bunch of text which really says it’s up to the driver to make sure the mass complies with mass requirements. The obligation is still on the driver. The interesting thing is there are no longer ‘reasonable steps’. It just says, without a reasonable excuse. It’s important to stress, the changes in the CoR rules have new penalties, but the penalties for drivers have not been affected.”
The National Transport Commission (NTC) is currently renewing the Load Restraint Guide and, in the meantime, it has published a draft guide. The consultation process has now ended and the new guide looks set to be passed by transport ministers in their next meeting in November. After that, it should be handed over to the NHVR to be introduced to the industry and roadside enforcement in the run-up to the new CoR laws coming online next July.
The changes to the rules seem to be in line with current thinking, but are not expected to be a major departure from the current guidelines. The language and illustrations are reckoned to be easier to understand and presented clearly for the industry. However, the small operator community will need to be aware of any changes and ensure its load-securing methods are brought up to speed.
Boiling the issue of loading down to its basics, the way the CoR rules will look at it, loading any type of freight poses the same questions. Is the load restraint going to stop any unacceptable movement? The restraint must stop the load becoming dislodged. Any movement of freight must be limited and must not adversely affect the stability of the vehicle.
The hauling of shipping containers has caused a certain amount of concern, in terms of vehicle stability, as the truck driver has no control or knowledge of how the container was packed. This is likely to pose some difficult CoR questions. |
West Virginia Central Junction, West Virginia
West Virginia Central Junction is a populated place in Mineral County, West Virginia, United States. Several CSX Transportation lines pass through the community, which is located on the Potomac River across from Luke, Maryland.
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Tourniquet pressure: the effect of limb circumference and systolic blood pressure.
Complications attributable to direct pressure may result from the use of pneumatic tourniquets during surgical procedures. Traditional estimates have determined the pressures employed rather than the minimal pressure necessary to produce a bloodless field. To determine this pressure, pre-operative and post-operative systolic blood pressures and the tourniquet pressure at which capillary bleeding occurred were measured in a group of patients undergoing elective surgery of the upper and lower limbs. From these results two equations were derived, one for each of the upper and lower limbs, which give the minimum tourniquet pressures to produce bloodless fields. In an average sized, normotensive patient, 200mm Hg was found to be adequate for the upper limb and 250mm Hg for the lower limb. |
Often our values of solidarity and co-operation are seen as irrelevant or impractical, sometimes Labour is felt to not embody these values. Either way, people across the country experience Labour as alien, remote and irrelevant and this experience has its consequences at elections. This alienation began before Jeremy Corbyn, indeed, in many ways it began before Tony Blair. The Party’s increasing lack of a clear, distinct, positive purpose can be seen as a consequence of the successful attempt to win elections under Blair while doing nothing to challenge the dominance of values hostile to our own. This worked electorally under Blair but the failure to assert and make practical our values meant deeper problems were never addressed and as a strategy it can no longer work. Corbyn’s election as Labour leader was a response to this moral crisis and his leadership offers the chance of addressing it.
MPs have, whether in government or opposition, a clear and vital task at Westminster, but they also have a task and opportunity as they are viewed as the political focus of their communities. If selected as Labour candidate for Lewisham West and Penge, and, subsequently, if elected MP, I will dedicate a significant amount of both my time and Parliamentary salary to helping to build on and politicise community capacities and to institutionalise solidarity in Lewisham West and Penge.
I will work to see the money, and any influence I have, to bring people together, whether they are Labour members or not (and one thing the excitement of Corbyn’s leadership has brought is a large new membership who could have a real, direct impact on their communities), initially to establish a network of Labour breakfast clubs where anyone can get a good, nutritious breakfast. I hope these clubs will begin to provide community focal points where skills and knowledge can be shared for mutual support and be a basis for popular participation to influence how we use the strength of the party membership and the community to meet people’s needs whether directly through things that might include, alongside Labour breakfast clubs, food banks, legal support or cultural education or through influencing our representatives both locally and nationally.
If we want to rebuild the trust in communities that will rebuild our support electorally, Labour must show that co-operation and solidarity are our values and that they are meaningful and practical values. In a context where cuts to benefits, welfare services, legal aid or other legal advice, ever narrower limits on entitlements to housing or lack of childcare and cultural and arts education for working class children limits the lives of thousands in every constituency, we have a duty to use our power to help and the opportunity to show we can be useful. If am selected then elected in Lewisham West and Penge, I will do everything I can to help prove the usefulness of Labour and of our values and, even more importantly, to support and encourage the Party and community to prove that for themselves. |
Computational prediction of lysine acetylation proteome-wide.
Several studies have contributed to our knowledge of the enzymology underlying acetylation, including focused efforts to understand the molecular mechanism of substrate recognition by several acetyltransferases; however, conventional experiments to determine intrinsic features of substrate site specificity have proven challenging. In this chapter, I describe in detail a computational method that involves clustering analysis of protein sequences to predict protein acetylation based on the sequence characteristics of acetylated lysines within histones. This method illustrates that sequence composition has predictive power on datasets of acetylation marks, and can be used to predict other posttranslational modifications such as methylation and phosphorylation. Later in this chapter, other recent methods to predict lysine acetylation are described and together, these approaches combined with more traditional experimental methods, can be useful for identifying acetylated substrates proteome-wide. |
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Very strange that they would target and attack darbar sahib because of Sant Bhindranwale yet there was no crime at the time according to punjabi police he had alleged to have committed.
A First Information Report (FIR) is a written document prepared by police organizations in countries like Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan when they receive information about the commission of a cognisable offence, or in Singapore when the police receives information about any criminal offence.
There was plenty of opportunity to do so as they were accusing him of all sorts yet under indian legislation of that time he had committed no crime. So question is how could the hindu extremist and the secular indian establishment then proceed to paint him as an anti-national khalistani terrorist. A murderer / a rapist / a destroyer of india and the worlds. But there was not a single charge sheet against him.
Any objective and fair minded Indian would and should have questioned why are they targeting him and what was the real game plan? But no, it seems he was used as an excuse to set a trap for Sikhs to get genocided in in their own holiest shrine. Arms were shipped in by the R&AW into darbar sahib. armed Indian state agents were infiltrating darbar sahib and vast numbers of the army deployed in Sikh majority state of punjab.
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Shipped in for who and where did you get this baseless accusation from. I think RAW is providing you this baseless information.
You think huge numbers of arms just happened to be there at darbar sahib prior op blue star?
You think the Indian state did not monitor punjab heavily especially activity around darbar sahib during early 80s? You think the Indian state didnt want to give the public and the world an image that there are heavily armed "anti-nationalists" that only the might of the Indian army can take care of them and not the punjab police?
I personally saw video reports of coverage days prior operation blue star by ITN journalist showing truck load of Singhs and weapons heading towards darbar sahib and a police and army roadblock not stopping them. Why do you think that was? Surely if you want to prevent so called anti-nationalist/armed extremists/terrrorists you would stop and search for any arms coming into an area but they didnt stop nothing. Go figure
Go read some books, articles do some research then reply to very important topics like this.
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Shipped in for who and where did you get this baseless accusation from. I think RAW is providing you this baseless information.
eyewitnesses who survived have spoken at length about the types of guns used and how they differed in number and class from the ones shown by the GOI on Doordarshan post-attack , same way truckloads of sikh manuscripts and literary heritage was shipped out , the parkarma and sarovar were cleared of the thousands of bodies of sikhs that were tortured, raped and murdered in the three days after the attack and until the remainder were thrown in jails
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You think huge numbers of arms just happened to be there at darbar sahib prior op blue star?
You think the Indian state did not monitor punjab heavily especially activity around darbar sahib during early 80s? You think the Indian state didnt want to give the public and the world an image that there are heavily armed "anti-nationalists" that only the might of the Indian army can take care of them and not the punjab police?
I personally saw video reports of coverage days prior operation blue star by ITN journalist showing truck load of Singhs and weapons heading towards darbar sahib and a police and army roadblock not stopping them. Why do you think that was? Surely if you want to prevent so called anti-nationalist/armed extremists/terrrorists you would stop and search for any arms coming into an area but they didnt stop nothing. Go figure
Go read some books, articles do some research then reply to very important topics like this.
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You think huge numbers of arms just happened to be there at darbar sahib prior op blue star?
You think the Indian state did not monitor punjab heavily especially activity around darbar sahib during early 80s? You think the Indian state didnt want to give the public and the world an image that there are heavily armed "anti-nationalists" that only the might of the Indian army can take care of them and not the punjab police?
I personally saw video reports of coverage days prior operation blue star by ITN journalist showing truck load of Singhs and weapons heading towards darbar sahib and a police and army roadblock not stopping them. Why do you think that was? Surely if you want to prevent so called anti-nationalist/armed extremists/terrrorists you would stop and search for any arms coming into an area but they didnt stop nothing. Go figure
Go read some books, articles do some research then reply to very important topics like this.
If the Indian government was montitoring Sikhs very closely they would have known the secret paths into and out of Sri Akal Takht sahib.
You have no evidence to say the weapons were provided by RAW.
Weapons according to Singhs who were apart of the dharam yudh morcha was provided by Muslim sources in pakistan.
Logically why would RAW provide weapons when RAW cut off all media from filming the attack on Sri Akal Takht sahib. They could have planted the weapons very easily after the attack, if they wanted too as there was no media. This is not a democractic country who will not disturb the scene and take photos, and get investigation analysist to see what happened. They shot first and destroyed Sri Akal Takht sahib as the world didn't see anything. They created false statements and created stories. The Singhs inside Sri Akal Takht sahib could have had a single pistol and RAW would have said they had thousands of weapons.
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and the mover of pieces is the great waheguru 😊
Gurbani says "in his house is forever justice"
I remember reading an article on world wars and a line which I will never forget "... the world powers were pushed into the war by some unseen forces..." and we know that force is waheguru . |
Healthcare resources and expenditure in financial crisis: scenarios and managerial strategies.
What are the implications of financial crisis on healthcare expenditure? This paper explores different approaches applied across European countries focusing on the role that managerial tools may have in coping with this challenge. The paper reports the results of recent studies on responses to financial crisis from European countries and which are the techniques they had applied to reallocate resources. Although resources scarcity, some governments did not reduce the healthcare expenditure because they believe in its focal role on the economic development and on maintaining social cohesion and protection of vulnerable people. Other countries decided a strong reduction of costs which often has affected services delivered. In both cases authors suggest to avoid across-the-board cuts in favor of approach involving priority setting. The public sector has assumed new responsibilities following the global crisis and the rising demand for social services. Some countries shifted the healthcare costs from the public purse to private households undermining the survival of the health system and the universal coverage. A way to avoid this risk is based on the ability to share discussion about where to cut and where to reallocate resources. |
Q:
Firebird dot net provider doesn't fully execute query?
I'm running a number of SQL command using the dot net provider for Firebird in c#. Specifically I'm changing the database schema, and doing data updates and the like.
As part of my processing I create a new table, run a query to copy data from an old table, and then drop the old table.
When I do this firebird generates and error:
unsuccessful metadata update object is in use
I've done some looking and it seems like the query to copy the data hasn't been "cleared" our or something yet. What I mean is when I check the monitoring tables in Firebird with my c# execution paused I see the query in the MON$STATEMENTS table, as inactive. This is after I've run a commit statement.
My questions:
Is there a way to pause, or wait, or force the query to fully complete before I try to run the next command?
When I run the same sequence of queries in ISQL it works perfectly. Is there something different ISQL does that I can force the dot net Firebird provider to do so it doesn't keep this query open or something?
So for reference the code looks something like this (obviously this is a very simplified):
// create the table
string commandString = "CREATE TABLE ...";
// run the command in a transaction and commit it
mtransaction = Connection.BeginTransaction( IsolationLevel.Serializable );
FbCommand command = new FbCommand(commandString, Connection, mtransaction);
command.ExecuteNonQuery();
transaction.Commit();
transaction.Dispose();
transaction = null;
// copy the data to the new table from the old
commandString = "INSERT INTO ...";
mtransaction = Connection.BeginTransaction(IsolationLevel.Serializable);
FbCommand command = new FbCommand(commandString, Connection, mtransaction);
command.ExecuteNonQuery();
transaction.Commit();
transaction.Dispose();
transaction = null;
// drop the old table
commandString = "DROP TABLE ...";
mtransaction = Connection.BeginTransaction(IsolationLevel.Serializable);
FbCommand command = new FbCommand(commandString, Connection, mtransaction);
command.ExecuteNonQuery();
// this command fails with the exception
// if I pause execution in c# before running this command, and
// use isql to look at the db I see the new table, and the data fully populated
// and I also see the inactive insert command in MON$STATEMENTS
transaction.Commit();
transaction.Dispose();
transaction = null;
A:
Okay, Horrible solution to problem:
I actually was able to get this to work by closing and disposing the connection, then re-connecting. This resulted in the "stuck" query being removed somehow, and then I can exectute the table drop command. So squence looks something like this:
// create the table
string commandString = "CREATE TABLE ...";
// run the command in a transaction and commit it
mtransaction = Connection.BeginTransaction( IsolationLevel.Serializable );
FbCommand command = new FbCommand(commandString, Connection, mtransaction);
command.ExecuteNonQuery();
transaction.Commit();
transaction.Dispose();
transaction = null;
// copy the data to the new table from the old
commandString = "INSERT INTO ...";
mtransaction = Connection.BeginTransaction(IsolationLevel.Serializable);
FbCommand command = new FbCommand(commandString, Connection, mtransaction);
command.ExecuteNonQuery();
transaction.Commit();
transaction.Dispose();
transaction = null;
// ------------------
// Drop the connection entirely and start a new one
// so the table can be dropped
Connection.Close();
Connection.Dispose();
// build connection string
FbConnectionStringBuilder csb = new FbConnectionStringBuilder();
csb.DataSource ... etc...
// connect
Connection = new FbConnection(connectionString);
Connection.Open();
// Now have new connection that does not have weird
// lingering query, and table can now be dropped
// -----------------
// drop the old table
commandString = "DROP TABLE ...";
mtransaction = Connection.BeginTransaction(IsolationLevel.Serializable);
FbCommand command = new FbCommand(commandString, Connection, mtransaction);
command.ExecuteNonQuery();
// this no longer fails because the connection was complete closed
// and re-opened
transaction.Commit();
transaction.Dispose();
transaction = null;
NOTE: I am very not happy with this solution. It works, but I don't know why. It seems excessive and unnessicary for me to have to do this to drop a table. I would very much appricate any insight anyone may have to offer in this matter!!!
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// @flow
/**
* Check if the input `node` is a reference to a bound variable.
*/
export default function isReferenced(
node: Object,
parent: Object,
grandparent?: Object,
): boolean {
switch (parent.type) {
// yes: PARENT[NODE]
// yes: NODE.child
// no: parent.NODE
case "MemberExpression":
case "JSXMemberExpression":
case "OptionalMemberExpression":
if (parent.property === node) {
return !!parent.computed;
}
return parent.object === node;
// no: let NODE = init;
// yes: let id = NODE;
case "VariableDeclarator":
return parent.init === node;
// yes: () => NODE
// no: (NODE) => {}
case "ArrowFunctionExpression":
return parent.body === node;
// no: export { foo as NODE };
// yes: export { NODE as foo };
// no: export { NODE as foo } from "foo";
case "ExportSpecifier":
if (parent.source) {
return false;
}
return parent.local === node;
// no: class { #NODE; }
// no: class { get #NODE() {} }
// no: class { #NODE() {} }
// no: class { fn() { return this.#NODE; } }
case "PrivateName":
return false;
// no: class { NODE() {} }
// yes: class { [NODE]() {} }
// no: class { foo(NODE) {} }
case "ClassMethod":
case "ClassPrivateMethod":
case "ObjectMethod":
if (parent.params.includes(node)) {
return false;
}
// fall through
// yes: { [NODE]: "" }
// no: { NODE: "" }
// depends: { NODE }
// depends: { key: NODE }
// fall through
case "ObjectProperty":
// no: class { NODE = value; }
// yes: class { [NODE] = value; }
// yes: class { key = NODE; }
// fall through
case "ClassProperty":
case "ClassPrivateProperty":
if (parent.key === node) {
return !!parent.computed;
}
if (parent.value === node) {
return !grandparent || grandparent.type !== "ObjectPattern";
}
return true;
// no: class NODE {}
// yes: class Foo extends NODE {}
case "ClassDeclaration":
case "ClassExpression":
return parent.superClass === node;
// yes: left = NODE;
// no: NODE = right;
case "AssignmentExpression":
return parent.right === node;
// no: [NODE = foo] = [];
// yes: [foo = NODE] = [];
case "AssignmentPattern":
return parent.right === node;
// no: NODE: for (;;) {}
case "LabeledStatement":
return false;
// no: try {} catch (NODE) {}
case "CatchClause":
return false;
// no: function foo(...NODE) {}
case "RestElement":
return false;
case "BreakStatement":
case "ContinueStatement":
return false;
// no: function NODE() {}
// no: function foo(NODE) {}
case "FunctionDeclaration":
case "FunctionExpression":
return false;
// no: export NODE from "foo";
// no: export * as NODE from "foo";
case "ExportNamespaceSpecifier":
case "ExportDefaultSpecifier":
return false;
// no: import NODE from "foo";
// no: import * as NODE from "foo";
// no: import { NODE as foo } from "foo";
// no: import { foo as NODE } from "foo";
// no: import NODE from "bar";
case "ImportDefaultSpecifier":
case "ImportNamespaceSpecifier":
case "ImportSpecifier":
return false;
// no: <div NODE="foo" />
case "JSXAttribute":
return false;
// no: [NODE] = [];
// no: ({ NODE }) = [];
case "ObjectPattern":
case "ArrayPattern":
return false;
// no: new.NODE
// no: NODE.target
case "MetaProperty":
return false;
// yes: type X = { somePropert: NODE }
// no: type X = { NODE: OtherType }
case "ObjectTypeProperty":
return parent.key !== node;
// yes: enum X { Foo = NODE }
// no: enum X { NODE }
case "TSEnumMember":
return parent.id !== node;
// yes: { [NODE]: value }
// no: { NODE: value }
case "TSPropertySignature":
if (parent.key === node) {
return !!parent.computed;
}
return true;
}
return true;
}
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Gary Whitta
The Walking Dead developer TellTale has shown it has the chops to tell great stories over the years, and writer Gary Whitta has shed light on his time with the team and backed up the studio’s dedication to a strong narrative. |
<?php
/* For licensing terms, see /license.txt */
/**
* Get the intro steps for the web page.
*
* @author Angel Fernando Quiroz Campos <angel.quiroz@beeznest.com>
*/
/**
* Init.
*/
require_once __DIR__.'/../../../main/inc/global.inc.php';
require_once __DIR__.'/../config.php';
if (!api_is_anonymous()) {
$currentPageClass = isset($_POST['page_class']) ? $_POST['page_class'] : '';
if (!empty($currentPageClass)) {
$userId = api_get_user_id();
$tourPlugin = Tour::create();
$tourPlugin->saveCompletedTour($currentPageClass, $userId);
}
}
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Hazards
Be on the lookout for obstructions near the shoreline, including floating debris, shallow areas, submerged stumps, logs and rocks.
Protecting Yourself from Hypothermia
Cold water kills quickly. Wearing a lifejacket can save your life! It can double your survival time in cold water.
If stranded, do not try to swim. Remain still to conserve heat and assume the fetal, or Heat Escape Lessening Posture (HELP). This position only works if you wear a life jacket.
If your boat capsizes, stay with the boat if it is still afloat. Get yourself as far out of the water as possible. This will help stave off the effects of hypothermia and offer a much larger target to those that may be searching for you.
If stranded in groups, huddle together to preserve body heat.
Dress appropriately for the water conditions.
Financial assistance for this project was provided, in part, by the Michigan Coastal Zone Management Program, Office of the Great Lakes, Department of Environmental Quality, under the National Coastal Zone Management Program, through a grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce and the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians. |
BEIRUT Syrian government air strikes overnight put four hospitals in Aleppo province out of action, the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said on Sunday.
They included three hospitals in Aleppo city, which is divided between government and rebel control, and one in Aleppo's western countryside, the Observatory said. It did not immediately report casualties. The strikes hit near the hospitals, it said.
Many hospitals have been hit or damaged during the five-year conflict. In April, an air strike on a hospital in rebel-held Aleppo killed dozens of people. Rebel rockets hit a hospital on the government side of the city a few days later.
(Reporting by John Davison, editing by Louise Heavens)
This story has not been edited by Firstpost staff and is generated by auto-feed. |
namespace Protobuild.Tests
{
using System.IO;
using Prototest.Library.Version1;
public class HostPlatformGenerationNeverOccursIfFeatureDisabledTest : ProtobuildTest
{
private readonly IAssert _assert;
public HostPlatformGenerationNeverOccursIfFeatureDisabledTest(IAssert assert) : base(assert)
{
_assert = assert;
}
public void GenerationIsCorrect()
{
this.SetupTest("HostPlatformGenerationNeverOccursIfFeatureDisabled");
var @out = this.Generate("Android", hostPlatform: "Windows", capture: true);
var solutionPath = this.GetPath("Module.Android.sln");
_assert.True(File.Exists(solutionPath));
var solutionContents = this.ReadFile(solutionPath);
_assert.Contains("Console.Android.csproj", solutionContents);
_assert.DoesNotContain("Console.Windows.csproj", solutionContents);
_assert.DoesNotContain("Console.Linux.csproj", solutionContents);
_assert.DoesNotContain("Console.MacOS.csproj", solutionContents);
_assert.Contains("Starting generation of projects for Android", @out.Item1);
_assert.DoesNotContain("Starting generation of projects for Windows", @out.Item1);
_assert.Contains("WARNING: One or more projects requires host platforms to be generated", @out.Item2);
}
}
} |
Displaying religious object in public places has become a very controversial and highly publicized issue in America. One of the main reasons for the controversy are the competing rights on either side.
What Are The Competing Sides?
The controversy over religion and public property comes from two competing government interests, both of which have equally valid and important interests:
The Freedom of Religion
The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution contains the Freedom of Exercises Clause. It has generally been held to give citizens of the United States the freedom to:
Believe in any religion, and
To act in connection to any religion.
The Separation of Church and State
The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution also contains the Establishment Clause. It has generally been held to show that the government must not influence any religion, nor can it adopt a religious preference.
Quite often these two competing goals will come into conflict when a religious object is placed on or displayed at a public place. Courts are called upon to make the difficult decision of deciding which side should prevail. To make this decision, courts will generally look at multiple factors.
What Factors Will A Court Consider?
In deciding if a religious object should remain in place or be removed, a court will consider many factors. Generally, a court will look at:
The religious significance of the object on display,
The size or visibility of the object on display,
The inclusion of other religious symbols in the display,
The historic background of the display, and
The proximity of the object on display to the public property.
Do I Need an Attorney to Handle my Religion and Public Property Issue?
If you think that a religious display on public property should be taken down, or you are trying to protect a religious display, it is recommended that you contact a Constitutional law attorney. Only an attorney will be able to explain the relevant issues and help defend your rights. |
Molecular determinants of the structural and functional organization of the sarcoplasmic reticulum.
The endo-sarcoplasmic reticulum of striated muscle cells consists of distinct functional domains that are extremely well organized both in terms of functional specialisation and of spatial organisation. Here we shall review recent evidence on the potential involvement of recently identified novel proteins and of cytoskeletal components in the structural and functional organization of the sarcoplasmic reticulum with respect to the surface membrane/T-tubule system and the contractile apparatus. |
Q:
Jquery - waiting for user input
im trying to make a popup that comes up to confirm a users action (deleting a row in a table, for example..). aiming at making the popup entirely HTML and Javascript. What i can't get my head around is how i would make the javascript wait for the users input, but still function for other javascript events. (other click triggered stuff, etc..). What i thought i'd do is something like
if(makePopup("Are you sure?") == true) {
//bla bla
}
where makePopup function would create a popup containing the string passed to it, and give the user a yes or no option. somewhere in that function i'd need a loop that would wait for the user to click yes or no. the code just waits at that line until something is done. which is what i want... but theres my problem.. if the code is stuck in a loop there, how can jquery perform other tasks? for example, what if the popup box was draggable? how will the events for these effects get trigged when the code is busy looping at that point..? just cant get my head around a solution right now..
here's something i have at the moment to test..
$(document).ready(function(){
$('a').click(function(){
makePopup("Wana go to google?",function(){
window.location.replace("http://www.google.com");
});
});
});
function makePopup(msg,callback){
$('body').append("<div class='popup'><p>"+msg+"</p></div>");
}
still unsure of how to do the confirmation stuff. the popup should include a yes and no button.
A:
you can implement something like this
makePopup("Are you sure?", function {
//bla bla
});
which will call your callback only if user sure, after he clicks a button or whatever. Smth like:
function makePopup(msg, callback) {
$("#sureformmsg").html(msg);
$("#sureform").show().submit(function() { if (..check..) callback(); });
}
Your example:
$(document).ready(function(){
$('a').click(function(){
makePopup("Wana go to google?",function(){
window.location.replace("http://www.google.com");
});
});
});
function makePopup(msg,callback){
$('body').append("<div class='popup'><p id='themsg'>"+msg+"</p></div>");
$('#themsg').onclick(callback);
}
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A common form of pointing device for use with computers and the like is referred to as a “mouse”. The computer user moves the device over a surface to move a cursor on the computer screen. The amount of motion and the direction of motion of the mouse are sensed by the device and determine the distance and direction in which the cursor moves on the screen. Inexpensive mice based on a ball that rolls over the surface have been used for some time. The ball turns two cylinders that sense the distance and direction of motion. Unfortunately, the ball picks up grease and other dirt from the surface and transfers this material to the cylinders. The resulting coating on the cylinders interferes with the motion of the cylinders, and hence, the devices must be cleaned periodically. The cleaning operation is awkward and time consuming.
Mice based on optical sensing avoid this problem. Originally, such mice had to be moved over a special pad that had grid lines that were sensed by the device. The need to use this special pad made these devices less attractive than the mechanical mice discussed above. Recently, optical mice that do not require such pads have been developed. These mice include a light source that illuminates the surface under the mouse at a shallow angle, which accentuates the structural details of the surface. An image sensor in the mouse records an image of the illuminated surface periodically. By comparing two successive images, the displacement of the mouse between the times at which the images were taken can be determined.
Wireless optical mice are particularly attractive since the user is not constrained by a cable connecting the pointing device to the computer. Battery life is an important consideration in such systems both from the standpoint of operating cost and convenience. Hence, systems with reduced power demands are of particular value. |
The present invention relates to stationary rings surrounding gas passages in a gas turbine, and more particularly it relates to cooling stationary rings in a gas turbine.
A gas turbine, in particular a high pressure turbine of a turbomachine, typically comprises a plurality of stationary vanes alternating with a plurality of moving blades in the passage for hot gas coming from the combustion chamber of the turbomachine. The moving blades on the turbine are surrounded over their entire circumference by a stationary ring that is generally made up of a plurality of ring segments. These ring segments define part of the flow passage for hot gas passing through the blades of the turbine.
The ring segments of the turbine are thus subjected to the high temperatures of the hot gas coming from the combustion chamber of the turbomachine. To enable the turbine ring to withstand the temperature and mechanical stresses to which it is subjected, it is necessary to provide the ring segments with cooling devices.
One of the known methods of cooling consists in feeding cooling air to an impact plate mounted on the bodies of the ring segments. The plate is provided with a plurality of orifices for passing air which, under the pressure difference between the sides of the plate, comes to cool the ring segment by impact. The cooling air is then exhausted into the hot gas passage via holes formed through the ring segment.
Such a method does not enable effective and uniform cooling of the ring segments to be obtained, particularly at the upstream ends of the ring segments which constitute a zone that is particularly exposed to hot gas. This therefore has an affect on the lifetime of the ring segment. Furthermore, that technology requires too great an amount of cooling air to be taken, thereby decreasing the performance of the turbine. |
Patient involvement in a professional body: reflections and commentary.
The purpose of this paper is to consider the issues which emerge when an autonomous, professional, member-led organisation attempts to demonstrate its accountability to patients through lay involvement in its standard-setting processes. The paper reports a project, which is still in progress and could be described as action research. Data were collected through participant observation in a series of discussions and working groups. A limited literature search was carried out at the start of the initiative but found little which relates to lay involvement in professional bodies. The paper finds that patient involvement in a professional body is unlikely by itself to be a useful mechanism for delivering greater professional accountability. The paper is a single case study and can only suggest hypotheses for further research. The paper shows that professional bodies of various types are increasingly being asked to demonstrate public involvement in their decision making. It is important to identify the most effective mechanisms for this and the limitations inherent in the structures of organisations, which are accountable primarily to their members. The paper shows that individual doctors are held to account through a number of mechanisms, but little attention has been given to how medical professional bodies can be made more accountable for the collective power they hold. Patient involvement is interpreted within a consumerist model, which focuses on the doctor-patient relationship and ignores the considerable strategic influence which medical royal colleges exercise within the health service. |
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This cult-favourite lip gloss delivers long-wear lip colour and bold pigment in the same hydrating formula. Infused with nourishing ingredients including Seaweed extract and organic Green Coffee Oil, this gloss will ensure that lips remain bright and beautifully smooth throughout the day.
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This cult-favourite lip gloss delivers long-wear lip colour and bold pigment in the same hydrating formula. Infused with nourishing ingredients including Seaweed extract and organic Green Coffee Oil, this gloss will ensure that lips remain bright and beautifully smooth throughout the day. |
Q:
WTForms-Alchemy failing with ARRAY column types
I'm trying to use WTForms-Alchemy to quickly generate a form class version of all my SQLAlchemy model classes, and I'm running into a problem when trying to convert an SQLalchemy class with an ARRAY column type. It throws an UnknownTypeException.
class CubeForm(ModelForm):
class Meta:
model = datadb.Cube
....:
return this error
UnknownTypeException: Unknown type 'FLOAT[]' for column 'specres'
It seems WTForms-Alchemy, and WTForms does not support the ARRAY data type, and have a corresponding Field while SQLalchemy does support it. What's the best way to deal with this? Is there a workaround for this issue, without having to subclass all the necessary WTForm components to build support for arrays? I have many many columns of array datatype, mostly of floats and ints.
I'm just learning Flask-WTF, WTForms, WTForms-Alchemy and am currently trying to see what the advantages are. Any thoughts or help would be appreciated.
A:
The answer to this was that I forked the code and made the changes myself. https://github.com/havok2063/wtforms-alchemy
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Friendship Relationship Quotes
Friendship relationship quotes are the quotes which express the importance of friendship and are used to teach value of this relationship to people. These quotes can be sent through many means such as by email, SMS, with cards and with flowers etc. Given in the following lines are a few examples of friendship relationship quotes which can be used for reference by anyone.
Sample Friendship Relationship Quotes:
Of all the relationships that one encounters in the period of life, there is no relation which is as precious and special as friendship. This special bond makes our lives rich and so worthwhile and without friends, life seems meaningless.
[notice noticeType=”approved” ]Friendship is a relation which is not influenced by the distance between the friends but by the closeness of the hearts. This is a precious relation, which is even more valuable than the most expensive diamonds. [/notice]
Hold on to your friends as it is your friends who make life wonderful and make us feel special. It is our friends who stand by us in tough times and do not leave us even during difficult phases.
I promise today, to be your friend forever as this relationship, which once starts knows no end. I love you dear friend and will stay by you forever.
[blockquote]You are my strength in the darkest of moments and you are my anchor when my ship loses it balances. Friendship is a power and is the most wonderful gift from god.[/blockquote]
You may have many relatives and you may have a lot of people who love you, but no one can replace the importance of friends in life. I love you my dear friends and will value you through life.
Friendship is a gift, friendship is a sweet song,
Friendship is shade on a sunny day, friendship is rain on a hot afternoon.
You are special my friend.
Friends are selfless creatures who make our lives just so wonderful by just being in it. Friends hold us when we fall, they support us when we stumble, they love us when we are alone and they protect us when in danger.
Friendship is the greatest strength in the world which doesn’t break even under the hardest of forces.
May our friendship be an example for everyone in the world. God bless our relationship and may we always remain friends till the end of eternity.
Today, through this messages I would like to tell you that I value you a lot. Love you dear friend. |
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myHOST=host
myPORT=port
myCHANNEL=channels
myCERT=false
myIDENT=user
mySECRET=secret
myFORMAT=json
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Justin Alexander is widely known for his deep knowledge of the region’s macro economy and political dynamics. He is Chief Economist at MENA Advisors and has been engaged in the Middle East as an economist and political analyst since the late 1990s, including a decade living in the region. In addition to his focus on Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and Iraq, he is a specialist in the hydrocarbons sector and in political conflicts in the region.
He served as an economic advisor at Qatar's Ministry of Finance and before that as a senior economist at Qatar National Bank. His previous roles also include Middle East economist at the EIU, Constitutional Affairs Officer at the UN Assistance Mission in Iraq and equity analyst at Schroders in London.
He holds degrees from Oxford University (Balliol College) and the University of London (Birkbeck College). |
Book Hotel Khao Yai Cottage
Ideally located in the prime touristic area of Khao Yai National Park, Khao Yai Cottage promises a relaxing and wonderful visit. Both business travelers and tourists can enjoy the hotel's facilities and services. Service-minded staff will welcome and guide you at the Khao Yai Cottage. Some of the well-appointed guestrooms feature television LCD/plasma screen, internet access – wireless, internet access – wireless (complimentary), non smoking rooms, air conditioning. Enjoy the hotel's recreational facilities, including garden, before retiring to your room for a well-deserved rest. Convenience and comfort makes Khao Yai Cottage the perfect choice for your stay in Khao Yai. |
<?php
/**
* Copyright © Magento, Inc. All rights reserved.
* See COPYING.txt for license details.
*/
namespace Magento\Tax\Model\Layout;
use Magento\Customer\Model\Session as CustomerSession;
use Magento\Framework\View\LayoutInterface;
use Magento\PageCache\Model\DepersonalizeChecker;
/**
* Depersonalize customer data.
*
* @SuppressWarnings(PHPMD.CookieAndSessionMisuse)
*/
class DepersonalizePlugin
{
/**
* @var DepersonalizeChecker
*/
private $depersonalizeChecker;
/**
* @var CustomerSession
*/
private $customerSession;
/**
* @var array
*/
private $defaultTaxShippingAddress;
/**
* @var array
*/
private $defaultTaxBillingAddress;
/**
* @var int
*/
private $customerTaxClassId;
/**
* @param DepersonalizeChecker $depersonalizeChecker
* @param CustomerSession $customerSession
*/
public function __construct(
DepersonalizeChecker $depersonalizeChecker,
CustomerSession $customerSession
) {
$this->depersonalizeChecker = $depersonalizeChecker;
$this->customerSession = $customerSession;
}
/**
* Resolve sensitive customer data if the depersonalization is needed.
*
* @param LayoutInterface $subject
* @return void
*/
public function beforeGenerateXml(LayoutInterface $subject)
{
if ($this->depersonalizeChecker->checkIfDepersonalize($subject)) {
$this->defaultTaxBillingAddress = $this->customerSession->getDefaultTaxBillingAddress();
$this->defaultTaxShippingAddress = $this->customerSession->getDefaultTaxShippingAddress();
$this->customerTaxClassId = $this->customerSession->getCustomerTaxClassId();
}
}
/**
* Change sensitive customer data if the depersonalization is needed.
*
* @param LayoutInterface $subject
* @return void
*/
public function afterGenerateElements(LayoutInterface $subject)
{
if ($this->depersonalizeChecker->checkIfDepersonalize($subject)) {
$this->customerSession->setDefaultTaxBillingAddress($this->defaultTaxBillingAddress);
$this->customerSession->setDefaultTaxShippingAddress($this->defaultTaxShippingAddress);
$this->customerSession->setCustomerTaxClassId($this->customerTaxClassId);
}
}
}
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Coronary artery angioplasty for treatment of peri-operative myocardial ischaemia.
Increasing numbers of elderly patients with severe co-existing medical diseases undergo major surgery. With these patients there is also an accompanying risk of age-related cardiovascular complications such as life-threatening myocardial ischaemia. We present a patient who suffered a myocardial infarction after a hemicolectomy and suffered a cardiac arrest in the recovery room. The therapeutic options available (e.g. coronary artery bypass grafting, acute percutaneous coronary angioplasty and peri-operative thrombolysis) are discussed and the successful management of the case by coronary angioplasty and stent implantation is described. |
Currently, the deployment of HSDPA technologies in Time-Division Synchronization Code Division Multiple Access (TD-SCDMA) and Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) systems has provided a higher data rate, a shorter service response time and improved service reliability.
A transmission channel introduced in the TD-SCDMA and WCDMA HSDPAs is a High Speed Downlink Shared Channel (HS-DSCH), which is used as a bearer of higher layer data from a User Equipment (UE) and corresponds to a physical channel of High Speed Physical Downlink Shared Channel (HS-PDSCH).
The Adaptive Modulation and Coding (AMC) technology deployed in the HSDPA is mainly applied to the HS-DSCH, so that a UE in an advantageous position may be provided with a higher data rate with the combination of the AMC and the Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest (HARQ), thereby improving an average throughput of a cell.
Furthermore, with the AMC modulation scheme without changing the transmission power, the transmission power of a Base Station is sufficiently utilized. When a channel for a UE is of a relatively high quality, higher order modulation and a higher coding rate are used at a network side and the UE is assigned with a higher data rate; and when the channel for the UE is degraded, lower order modulation and a lower coding rate are used at the network side and the UE is assigned with a lower data rate.
However, no power control is performed in the HS-DSCH of the prior art. When the transmission power of the Base Station is excessively high and exceeds a dynamic range of a receiver in the UE, the receiver in the UE may be saturated, so that the receiving performance is degraded. Furthermore, when the channel for the UE has a high quality and the transmission in the HS-DSCH is at the predetermined power, the Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) may be higher than that required for the highest transmission rate of the UE, thus, system interference is increased, throughput of the cell is decreased and the power is wasted. |
So, does that mean there won't be a cool Alice clone army? Or was it just those select clones that were mutated. Hopefully it's the latter.
And while I was reading Isaac's monologue there, I was really confused at first till I read the ego line and outright laughed at the ultimate super douche part. Typical Anise and her ability to mock opponents despite dire circumstances, always so fun to read.
I still don't understand how the hell she's able to go to sleep like that...
Oh well, when she wakes up she is gonna be torn apart by Rain (both physically and verbally), might as well sleep in peace (even if that peace is a bloody and gorey room that probably smells horrible) while she can.
No jokes when I say that I just finished re-reading this story not even an hour ago. This is just crazy. Thank you to you and the universe for bring me this next chapter so soon after. Can't wait for the next update on any of your story's. Ps your work is awesome :)
Kinda wish I had the opportunity to go study abroad, well I've had chances but it's always been so damn expensive.
And damn, when I was first reading this I was hoping you would keep Angie alive, she reminded me so much of Newt in Aliens. Was looking forward to seeing her gush over Rain and Anise's relationship again.
Really liking the friendship Anise and Kmart are developing, Anise needs some extra support that's not Buck or Rain.
Hopefully LJ won't be stupid this time around and hide his bite. He would have to be really dumb seeing as they have a lot of antivirus. Then again, would the super zombies be more infectious than the normal ones? not sure... |
key01 = {$var}
key02 = { $var }
key03 = {
$var
}
key04 = {
$var}
## Errors
# ERROR Missing variable identifier
err01 = {$}
# ERROR Double $$
err02 = {$$var}
# ERROR Invalid first char of the identifier
err03 = {$-var}
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Renal xanthogranulomatosis: radiological, clinical, and pathological features in two cases.
Xanthogranulomatosis is a multicentric or systemic proliferative disorder of histiocytes. Two cases of xanthogranulomas are reported, each involving the kidneys. One patient also had concomitant orbital and CNS involvement. Primary renal involvement without associated retroperitoneal masses is an uncommon manifestation of this disorder. The CT appearance of renal involvement in both patients was distinctive and remarkably similar. Both patients had bilaterally enlarged kidneys in which the renal sinus fat was replaced by a fibrotic process that caused mild calicectasis. The clinical and roentgenographic features of xanthogranulomatosis bear a close resemblance to those seen in two fibrosclerosing syndromes: sinus histiocytosis with massive lymphadenopathy and retroperitoneal fibrosis. |
"It felt like the right approach was to impose a limitation where you only see what Bella could see," Condon said from Los Angeles. "We tried to make the movie as immersive as possible. When it's not from Jacob's point of view, you're inside Bella's head. So since we built the whole movie that way, by the time you get to the birth, it's OK that you're on the slab with her. Bella has just gotten a shot… |
When you're trying to get around on a bicycle in the winter studded tires are a great investment, but if you only occasionally have snow or ride a bike in snowy weather you can make a set of tire "chains" using a few dozen cable ties.
Bike shop website Dutch Bike Co. shares this tip for quick and cheap traction in snow. The zip ties themselves dig into the snow nicely but are not thick enough to make the bike bounce. The author alternates cutting off the zip tie heads on either side of the tire to help with cornering.
There are two caveats with using this method—make sure that if your bike has fenders that the zip tie heads are low enough to not cause clearance issues and also make sure that you don't try this if your bike has rim brakes; the zip ties will get in the way of the brake pads.
Seattle Snowpocalypse | via Wired |
Q:
Best pattern to handle null pointer exception
I am looking for best pattern to handle NPE(Null Pointer Exception).
I am using retrofit for web api calls, but some times there may chance that some fields might be null, or that might be chance of null array too.
What i am looking for, is there any way to handle all in just once?.
E.g.
Model Class
public class ModelClass{
String name;
String email;
List<Items> items;
}
JSON File
{
name:null,
email:"NPE@jvm.com",
Items:[]
}
So after deserializing json file, when i try to setText to textview object.getName() it will through NPE
I have very large collection of model class, and practically it is wrong to put each field in try{}catch() while using it.
Is there a better way to handle this kind of scenario?.
A:
I would wrap it around an Optional. This will force you to decide at compile time what to do if the value is null.
Optional<String> optionalName = Optional.ofNullable(person.getName());
You can then decide to, for example:
Specify a default value: String name = optionalName.orElse("Bob");
Throw an exception of your choosing: String name = optionalName.orElseThrow(() -> new IllegalArgumentException("Invalid name"));
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The sequel to ‘Galaxy Destroyer’ which finds our hero Harry Trent wandering Earth’s post-apocalyptic landscape full of mutants, monsters, and fragmented human tribes. Harry’s attempt to help a young girl… |
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Eaton says contact with Moustakas unintended
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- The D-backs' Adam Eaton said that the baseline contact that left the Royals' Mike Moustakas with a cut lip requiring two stitches in Wednesday's game was unintentional.
"I'm a guy trying to find my limitations on the bases and I saw something I thought I could take advantage of and it didn't work out. That's basically where it ends," Eaton said on Thursday. "It seemed like he was distracted, it was right after a strikeout, I thought [James] Shields was distracted, I mean that's how you find out what you can and can't do basically."
Eaton was trying to catch the Royals off guard and steal third base in the first inning, but Moustakas, the third baseman, alerted Shields and the pitcher threw out Eaton. He collided with Moustakas, whose upper lip was cut by Eaton's forearm as he made the tag. He was treated and stayed in the game. Afterward, other than saying Eaton had "no feel for the game," an obviously angry Moustakas wouldn't comment.
"We just kind of got a little tangled up and I guess he took offense to it. You take it your own way and I guess that's just how it crumbled," Eaton said. "There's not too many baseball games that you go through where there's not going to be some chirping, it's going to happen. ... For sure, any guy that steals bases and tries to get an advantage and max out their effort is going to sometimes rub people the wrong way. I just take it with a grain of salt and learn from it."
Moustakas had nothing more to say about it.
Dick Kaegel is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs. |
Q:
using JdcbTemplate standalone
We are looking into using the JdbcTemplate for accessing the DB - but we have many different DB-connections, that each class could use, so injecting the jdbcTemplate is not an option atm. So if we do a
jdbcTemplate = new JdbcTemplate(dataSource);
what will the transaction policy be? Auto-commit is off in the DB.
A:
You can configure each javax.sql.DataSource object to enable auto-commit if that does the job, or disable auto-commit and write the transaction logic programatically.
Both the java.sql.Connection and the javax.sql.DataSource class have methods for enable/disable auto-commit.
Regarding dependency injection and Spring, you can still inject a datasource object into your repository. If you also let each repository extend the org.springframework.jdbc.core.support.JdbcDaoSupport class, then you have a JdbcTemplate object available for you with the derived getJdbcTemplate() method.
You can also let Spring handle the transaction handling for you. Without a XA transaction manager, you need one transaction manager for each datasource. With many transaction managers, declarative transaction support with the @Transactional annotation is impossible. You can however, inject the transaction manager into your service class. This is described in the reference documentation here.
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"We would never have a political figure who took pictures of himself online," a sarcastic Washington said, though former New York congressman Anthony Weiner was clearly the "political figure" whom the writers of the episode had in mind.
Kimmel then quipped, "I wonder if Anthony Weiner will watch that show. I bet you he wants to watch it, but it would be uncomfortable for his wife to walk in."
The actress, who plays a Washington, D.C. crisis manager on the ABC smash, was also announced Friday morning as Neutrogena's new creative consultant. While Washington's accustomed to stepping into various professions on-screen, the Emmy-nominated star did share with Kimmel that her dream as a child was to be "the woman in the Shamu Show," calling it "magical."
"You get to tell the dolphins what to do. This is my dream," she reminisced. Washington mentioned to Us Weekly in April that as a kid, Splash was her favorite film. So what turned her aspirations from marine biology to acting? Washington says AP Biology in high school was it. "The joke in my family is that I was like, 'Forget the whale, I'll be on stage by myself!' And that's when Kerry Washington was born.'" |
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Breathing is important throughout all functions of life and for every form of exercise. According to Beth Shaw, founder and author of YogaFit, because most people have stressful work and lives, commonly they only use the upper third of their lungs to breathe. This “chest breathing” tends to be very shallow. Deeper, fuller “stomach breathing” is more beneficial for the entire body: It opens the blood vessels that are found deeper in the lungs to allow more space for oxygen to enter into the blood, and improves concentration and mental capacity. Stomach breathing can be learned and practiced through various breathing exercises.
Relaxation Breathing
“Relaxation breathing” is a very basic breathing technique that helps you center yourself. Practice it when you are having a stressful day to help lower both your heart rate and blood pressure. Lie in a supine position, face up, on a mat or other comfortable surface. Place your right palm on the center of your chest and your left palm on your abdomen. On the inhalation, try to keep your right hand still as you focus on your left hand rising. On the exhalation, focus on the left hand falling. Give equal length to inhalations and exhalations.
“Relaxation breathing” is a very basic breathing technique that helps you center yourself.
On the inhalation, try to keep your right hand still as you focus on your left hand rising.
Three-Part Breath
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Otherwise known as the “complete” breath, the three-part breath is simultaneously stress relieving and energizing. It serves to increase oxygen levels in your blood. To practice it, start by sitting tall in a comfortable position. On the inhalation, allow your diaphragm and lungs to expand fully, first from the belly, then from the ribs, then into the chest, and finally into the throat. On the exhalation, hollow out the lungs, pulling the navel in toward the spine. Repeat several times.
Otherwise known as the “complete” breath, the three-part breath is simultaneously stress relieving and energizing.
On the inhalation, allow your diaphragm and lungs to expand fully, first from the belly, then from the ribs, then into the chest, and finally into the throat.
Alternate Nostril Breathing
Sit tall in a comfortable cross-legged position. With your right hand, extend your thumb, ring finger and pinkie and curl the other fingers in toward your palm. Rest your ring finger on the bridge of your nose. Take your thumb to your right nostril, closing it off. Inhale through your left nostril and pause at the top of the breath. Release your thumb and with your right pinkie, close off your left nostril, exhaling through your right nostril. Inhale again through your right nostril. Pause and alternate nostrils at the top of each breath. Start and end on the left nostril. Repeat for a few rounds.
Sit tall in a comfortable cross-legged position.
Release your thumb and with your right pinkie, close off your left nostril, exhaling through your right nostril.
Ujayi Breathing
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Practice by either lying down or sitting up on a comfortable surface. Inhale through your nose and exhale through your mouth. On your exhalation, pretend like you are fogging up a mirror with your breath. Inhale through your nose again and exhale, this time trying to create that same silent, whispering “ha” sound with your mouth closed. Try to match the length and quality of each inhalation with each exhalation. Repeat several times. |
Vivarium and Terrarium Locks
Grab yourself a strong and effective Reptile Terrarium or Vivarium lock from Swell Reptiles at a better price, keeping the cost of your reptile's safety as low as possible.
No matter how pleasant, healthy and attractive the environment for your reptile is, sometimes curiosity is going to get the better of your reptile and they might try to go for a little impromptu adventure without your knowledge. Most people who have kept reptiles long enough will have spent a few anxious days or even weeks looking for a reptile escapee, and usually this journey concludes with them buying a good quality vivarium or terrarium lock, especially from Swell Reptiles, like these ones below.
Depending on your reptile's habitat setup, you might want to opt for either a padlock type lock, or one that is cut into the glass at the front, operated by a key. Either way, these locks will keep your reptile safely locked away until YOU want to take them out for either feeding, cleaning or handling, NOT when a sense of misadventure grabs your reptile.
Check whether your new vivarium or terrarium comes complete with a lock, if not order one today and rest assured that your reptile is always safe. |
Tumor necrosis factor alpha in autoimmunity: pretty girl or old witch?
The role of TNF-alpha in the pathogenesis of autoimmune disorders is poorly understood. Evidence in favor of a pathogenic role has come mainly from in vitro experiments, while in vivo studies in animal models have suggested a protective role. In this article, Chaim Jacob attempts to reconcile these apparently contradictory studies. |
Perfect replacement for similar handset which was no longer useable due to rubber nozzles breaking. Feels a little lighter and more plasticky than previous one but can't complain for the price. Fast delivery too. |
In order to protect the products from damage due to mechanical, physical and chemical influences from the outside, various coating layers or coating films are being applied to the surface of electric and electronic devices such as mobile phones or various display devices, etc., components of electronic materials, household appliances, automobile interior and exterior materials, or various molded products such as various plastic products. However, scratches on the coated surface of the products or cracks due to external shocks deteriorate the appearance characteristic, main performance and lifespan of the products, and therefore various studies are being conducted to protect the surface of the products, thereby maintaining the quality of the products for a long period of time.
In particular, research and interest in coating materials having self-healing properties have been rapidly increasing in recent years. The self-healing property refers to a property in which, when scratches are made on the coating layer by an external physical force or stimulus applied to the coating layer, the damage such as scratches is gradually healed or reduced itself. Although various coating materials exhibiting such a self-healing property, or mechanisms of the self-healing property are known, in general, a method for using a coating material exhibiting elasticity is widely known. That is, when such a coating material is used, even if a physical damage such as scratches is applied on the coating layer, the damage site is gradually filled in because of the elasticity of the coating material itself, and thus, the self-healing property described above may be exhibited.
However, in the case of a conventional coating layer exhibiting the self-healing property, it had disadvantages in that the mechanical properties of the coating layer such as hardness, abrasion resistance or coating strength, etc. were insufficient as elastic materials were mainly included. In particular, in the case of applying a coating layer exhibiting a self-healing property to the exterior of various household appliances such as refrigerators or washing machines, etc., the mechanical properties of the coating layer are required on a high level, but in most cases, the coating layer having a conventional self-healing property could not satisfy such high mechanical properties. Accordingly, when a strong external stimulus was applied to the existing coating layer, there were many cases where the coating layer itself was permanently damaged, and the self-healing property was also lost.
Due to such problems of the prior arts, there has been a continuing demand for the development of a technique that enables the provision of a coating layer or film that exhibits further improved mechanical properties together with excellent self-healing properties. |
“These patients have been isolated since they were tested and will remain isolated until they recover,” Zimmerman said. “Seventeen staff members have tested positive. These staff members are isolated in their homes.” |
Saksan liittokansleri Angela Merkel piti sunnuntaina voimakkaan puheenvuoron Euroopan unionin yhtenäisyyden puolesta epävarmoina aikoina.
Kampanjatilaisuudessa Münchenissä puhunut Merkel sanoi, että EU-maat eivät voi enää luottaa muiden apuun. Hän viittasi puheessaan Yhdysvaltoihin ja Britanniaan.
– Ajat, jolloin saatoimme luottaa täysin muihin, ovat ohi. Olen kokenut sen viime päivinä, Merkel sanoi uutistoimisto AFP:n mukaan.
Merkel piti puheensa, kun Yhdysvaltain presidentin Donald Trumpin vierailu Euroopassa oli päättynyt juuri edellisenä päivänä. Torstaina Naton huippukokoukseen osallistunut Trump sätti liittolaisiaan siitä, etteivät ne käytä riittävästi rahaa puolustukseensa.
Trump ei myöskään maininnut puheessaan sotilasliiton viidettä artiklaa, jonka mukaan Naton jäsenmailla on velvollisuus auttaa, jos yhtä maata vastaan hyökätään. Monet Nato-maat odottivat Trumpin vakuuttavan, että Yhdysvallat on valmis auttamaan sen eurooppalaisia liittolaisia.
Epävarmuutta luo myös Britannian tuleva ero Euroopan unionista. Merkel korosti, että Saksan ja Euroopan on pidettävä hyvät suhteet Yhdysvaltoihin, Britanniaan ja myös Venäjään. Samalla hän kehotti Euroopan unionia pysymään yhtenäisenä ja taistelemaan kohtalonsa puolesta.
– Meidän eurooppalaisten on todella otettava kohtalomme omiin käsiimme, Merkel sanoi.
"Epätyydyttävä" keskustelu ilmastosopimuksesta
Erimielisyydet jatkuivat myös johtavien teollisuusmaiden G7-kokouksessa, joka järjestettiin Italiassa heti Naton huippukokouksen jälkeen. Trump kieltäytyi kokouksessa ilmaisemasta vielä tukeaan Pariisin ilmastosopimukselle.
Trump ilmoitti päättävänsä ensi viikolla, aikooko Yhdysvallat pysyä sopimuksen takana. Merkel kuvasi keskustelua ilmastokysymyksistä Trumpin kanssa todella vaikeiksi ja epätyydyttäviksi.
Lähteet: AFP, AP, Yle Uutiset
Lue lisää:
Lue koosteemme Trumpin ulkomaankiertueesta: Kristallipallo ja synkkä Melania – Nämä viisi asiaa muistetaan Trumpin Euroopan ja Lähi-idän kiertueesta
Lue juttumme Trumpin puheesta Nato-kokouksessa: Trump vaati Nato-mailta lisää rahaa puolustukseen – "Tämä ei ole reilua amerikkalaisille veronmaksajille"
Lue juttumme G7-maiden kokouksesta: Teollisuusmahtien kokous päättyi erimielisyyteen – Trump ei antanut vielä tukeaan ilmastosopimukselle |
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Round neck sweater in soft and warm merino lambswool blanded with nylon to avoid pilling and add nautural stretch feel that gives comfort when weared. It has cotton reinforcement tone on tone on the right shoulder.
Gentleman Sweater
Line of sweater mande in Italy in soft and warm wool with tone on tone cotton reinforcement. The range of colors includes the classical hunting one and some bright colors coordinated with the shirt and ties of the Gentlemen Hunt collection. |
CONFIG_BT=y
CONFIG_BT_DEBUG_LOG=y
CONFIG_BT_SMP=y
CONFIG_BT_PERIPHERAL=y
CONFIG_BT_CENTRAL=y
CONFIG_BT_L2CAP_DYNAMIC_CHANNEL=y
CONFIG_BT_DEVICE_NAME="Zephyr Echo Server"
CONFIG_NET_L2_BT=y
CONFIG_NET_IPV4=n
CONFIG_NET_IPV6=y
CONFIG_NET_CONFIG_BT_NODE=y
CONFIG_NET_CONFIG_NEED_IPV6=y
CONFIG_NET_CONFIG_NEED_IPV4=n
CONFIG_NET_CONFIG_MY_IPV4_ADDR=""
CONFIG_NET_CONFIG_PEER_IPV4_ADDR=""
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Award Winning Art from Past EBSQ Exhibits
Baby Sasquie
I met Baby Sasquie the other day whilst taking a little stroll through the forest. I was startled at first, because I'd always heard that Sasquatches don't exist, and that they might be dangerous. But Baby Sasquie just wanted a friend, she was LONELY, can you imagine??
Poor Baby Sasquie. Poor Bigfeet in general.
So sad.
So misunderstood.
I am entering this piece in the "Woodland Creatures" exhibit, because what better Woodland Creature is there than the one in which nobody believes? |
Q:
Using conditional statement in bind-attr Handlebars Ember.js
How can I use a conditional statement inside my Handlebars template with limited results. I can get it to work fine if there is only one button that is clicking because it is static then but when I test against two buttons no dice -
<a {{bind-attr class="isClicked:clicked"}} {{action 'raiseValue'}}><i class="fa fa-caret-up"></i></a>
<a {{bind-attr class="isClicked:clicked"}} {{action 'lowerValue'}}><i class="fa fa-caret-down"></i></a>
And in my controller -
selected: '',
isClicked: function (sender) {
return this.get('selected') === sender;
}.property('selected'),
actions: {
raiseValue: function() { this.set('selected', 'raise'); }
}
What I would expect to happen -
When the value of clicked changes it would pass that in to my anon function and return whether the value of clicked === the clicked value of the object passed in.
What does happen
sender === 'isClicked' in that scenario
I have tried using a conditional statement in the binding but that isn't working at all -
<a {{bind-attr class="(isClicked === 'raise'):clicked"}} {{action 'raiseValue'}}><i class="fa fa-caret-up"></i></a>
Basically I am trying to mimic how a radio button works I guess... Any thoughts as to what is going wrong here?
A:
You cannot pass in parameters into a computed property like that. The simples solution is to split it like this:
isRaiseClicked: function () {
return this.get('selected') === "raise";
}.property('selected'),
isLowerClicked: function () {
return this.get('selected') === "lower";
}.property('selected'),
<a {{bind-attr class="isRaiseClicked:clicked"}} {{action 'raiseValue'}}><i class="fa fa-caret-up"></i></a>
<a {{bind-attr class="isLowerClicked:clicked"}} {{action 'lowerValue'}}><i class="fa fa-caret-down"></i></a>
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MouseMouse is a most common pointing and selecting device. It is used in graphical user interface. Mouse contains buttons for providing inputs. User can provide inputs by moving the mouse and pressing the button. On the basis of buttons, mouse can bea) Two-buttoned mousseb) Three-buttoned mouseUsually, the left button of the mouse is for normal selection and the right button is used for special function and central button is used for scrolling a document.On the basis of working mechanism and its architecture, mouse can be classified asa) Mechanical mouseb) Opto-mechanical mousec) Optical mouseMechanical mouse contains a rubber ball and a pair of rotating wheels. When the mouse is moved on the table, the ball rotated which results in rotation of the wheels and generates electronic signal.Optical mouse operates using reflection of light. It is easier to use but usually less reliable than mechanical mouse.The opto-mechanical mouse contains both mechanical and electric component.
Track ballTrackball is the modification of mechanical mouse. It contains rubber ball on its top. User can move the cursor by rotating the ball with finger. It also contains two buttons on the either sides similar to mouse. It was used in older laptops.
Track pad/Touch padTrack pad is the modification of optical mouse, and touch pad is further modification making it touch sensitive. It contains a window with two buttons on the either sides. User can also provide left click option by tapping the window with the finger. It is mainly used in portable devices like laptops, notebook, palmtop, etc.
JoystickJoystick is a hand held pointing device which is mainly used for playing games. It is used for controlling objects, their movement, direction and speed of movement. Modern joysticks handle can move in any direction. When the handle is moved, the electronic circuit in the base detects the movement and sends corresponding binary signals to CPU.
Light penLight pen is used for creating drawings, designs by directly touching the screen. It is mainly used by designers, architects, engineers, etc. it is used in monitor not having touch screen facility. It is a pen shaped structure containing photo sensitive tip which can capture light emitted from the monitor and mark the position on the monitor.
Touch screenTouch screen is none of the common input device at present mainly for portable computers. User can provide inputs by directly touching the screen with the metallic pen (stylus), finger or any pointed object. Touch screen is developed by using either of the following technologies:a) Pressure sensitiveb) Capacitivec) Infrared
ScannerScanner digitizes hard copy or printed images which can be used in digital computers. Scanner copies the image and draws a new digital image in its memory similar to hard copy image.
OCR (Optical Character Reader)OCR digitizes handwritten or printed text.Printed text will have fewer errors than hand written. It directly converts hand written text into digital text which can be edited. OCR contains predefined format of all the characters. During digitizing process, it creates an image of the character and compares it with stored format to determine the character.
MICR
It stands for Magnetic Ink Character Reader. MICR is an OCR that can digitize text written or printed by using magnetic ink like iron oxide or barium ferrite. It is used in security systems and for processing cheque in bank.
OMRIt stands for Optical Mark Reader. It is used for answer sheet correction in multiple choice questions. With the use of OMR answer sheet correction will be faster and error free.
BCR
It stands for Bar Code Reader. Bar codes are the magnetic lines used for storing the information about the product like manufacturing date, expiry date, company name, etc. BCR is used to read the information stored in bar codes. Bar codes are also used in security system.
Microphone
It is an input device for sound. It captures sound wave, converts it into digital format and provides it to the CPU. Common mobile computing devices like PDA, smart phone contains microphone.
Digital camera, Web camera
Digital camera captures real time images and video and stores it in a digital format. The image captured by digital camera can be directly used in a digital camera.
Web camera is a digital camera used in internet. It usually captures low quality images so that it could be transmitted at a faster speed.
Card reader
It is used to read the information stored in cards like ATM card, Credit card, Smart card, etc.
Digitizing tablet
It is used to digitize large map or hardcopy images. It is also used to track the movements of living beings and capture them in digital format.
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The future of complementary and alternative medicine for cancer.
This article explores why cancer patients use complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), why CAM use should be of interest to physicians who treat cancer patients, and how physicians may appropriately support their patients' quest for comfort, quality of life, and healing. We use the term "CAM" to refer to substances and practices that have been available primarily outside of the American medical mainstream, that have sources other than medical doctors and allied health care providers, and that are not commonly recommended by medical doctors as treatments for a given condition. Alternative treatments are those used instead of conventional medicine; complementary treatments are those used in addition to conventional medicine. |
A Southern Star
When heartbroken Christie Mitchell escapes from the city to remote southern New Zealand she meets the disturbing Blake Ryan. Blake’s relentless pursuit is not enough to overcome Christie’s fear of trusting again, and she realises too late that a far bigger challenge lies ahead, one she must face alone. Only then does Blake realise what he could lose if he doesn’t confront his own secretive past.
Excerpt
Eventually the bay opened up before Christie, the ocean sparkling in the morning sun, the foam on the waves whipped up in the light breeze. Again, the stark beauty of the area captivated her. She stopped, noticing a small aircraft approaching, wondering where it was going. “My friends,” Blake said shortly. “They’ll land on the beach,” he continued, anticipating her question. “Stay and watch.” Christie shook her head, suddenly uncertain. Blake had been cold, barely polite all morning; she was intensely aware of the raw, unfamiliar environment. Her usual confidence fled as she looked down the spectacular beach, Blake’s presence suddenly unbearably painful.
“Up to you,” Blake said, inwardly furious that she had hardly acknowledged him all morning. “After all, you’ve got such a busy day.”
Christie’s heart lurched at his cutting tone. “It’s not that,” she said quickly, and then stopped abruptly, realising what she had said. Blake looked down at her, noticing her expressive blue eyes were unguarded, troubled. In a flash of perception he saw there was no malice in them, only confusion.
He tried again. “The plane will be landing in a few minutes. Stay and watch it from here if you want to, then you can head off.” Still Christie did not move; Blake watched her, silently admiring her figure, her long legs as she balanced on the sloping sand. And last night he had again noticed her quick mind, her obvious intelligence. He had always prided himself on staying one step ahead, yet with Christie this was a constant challenge. She did not seem at all unnerved by the solo tramp, was obviously well prepared. Apart from her sleeping bag, he thought, a slight smile on his face.
Christie shrugged. “I’ll keep going, watch the plane on the way.”
Of course you will, Blake thought silently. Because that’s the exact opposite of what I suggested. “See you later then,” he said casually, turning to focus on the approaching plane, watching her walk away out of the corner of his eye.
Characters
Christie
A city girl all her life, Christie Mitchell flees to southern New Zealand in what seems to her friends like a moment of madness. After everything that’s happened it’s understandable that she’s fiercely independent and relies only on herself, despite Blake’s infuriating attempts to take control. Even when the stakes become impossibly high and there is nowhere else to turn, Christie knows she can’t afford to trust someone like Blake, whose only priorities seem to be working in a vineyard and flirting, and not necessarily in that order!
Blake
Christie saw Blake as if for the first time, noticing with almost detached appreciation his unconscious, natural charisma, the staggering good looks, the dark eyes hinting at… Stop it, she told herself firmly.
Tall, dark and handsome – yes, it’s a cliché, but it describes Bake Ryan perfectly! All too aware of the way the opposite sex is irresistibly drawn to him, Blake’s unconscious charm and flippant comments mask a sharp mind and intellect – and a few other issues as well. When Blake meets Christie he realises that his charisma and good looks seem to have little or no effect on her rigid independence…so why is it so hard to stay away when Christie’s life takes an unexpected turn?
Setting
A Southern Star is a contemporary romance novel set in southern New Zealand –Dunedin, Queenstown, Arrowtown, Stewart Island and the small towns of Central Otago all feature. These beautiful areas are an ideal setting for a New Zealand romance novel, offering remoteness, gorgeous and unique scenery and “New Zealand the way it used to be” for those readers living in the city, anyway!
The locations referred to in A Southern Star do exist although the situations, businesses and people referred to in those settings are totally fictitious. The hotel in Dunedin is imaginary – although, as Blake comments, there is “accommodation right along George Street.”
The Central Otago settlement of St Bathans, with its incredible Blue Lake, and some of the locations of the Central Otago Rail Trail are also mentioned, but all Central Otago businesses, vineyards and restaurants mentioned in A Southern Star are fictional.
Those readers familiar with Stewart Island will realise there has not been accommodation “on the hill” in Oban for many years, since Ferndale House was destroyed by fire. The hotel (and pub) referred to on the island in A Southern Star are also imaginary and their mention does not refer to Ferndale House or any other establishment.
Creative licence has also been applied to the location of the hunting hut and Department of Conservation hut regulations! |
// Code generated by smithy-go-codegen DO NOT EDIT.
package configservice
import (
"context"
awsmiddleware "github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/aws/middleware"
"github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/aws/retry"
"github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/aws/signer/v4"
"github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/service/configservice/types"
smithy "github.com/awslabs/smithy-go"
"github.com/awslabs/smithy-go/middleware"
smithyhttp "github.com/awslabs/smithy-go/transport/http"
)
// Returns configuration item that is aggregated for your specific resource in a
// specific source account and region.
func (c *Client) GetAggregateResourceConfig(ctx context.Context, params *GetAggregateResourceConfigInput, optFns ...func(*Options)) (*GetAggregateResourceConfigOutput, error) {
stack := middleware.NewStack("GetAggregateResourceConfig", smithyhttp.NewStackRequest)
options := c.options.Copy()
for _, fn := range optFns {
fn(&options)
}
addawsAwsjson11_serdeOpGetAggregateResourceConfigMiddlewares(stack)
awsmiddleware.AddRequestInvocationIDMiddleware(stack)
smithyhttp.AddContentLengthMiddleware(stack)
AddResolveEndpointMiddleware(stack, options)
v4.AddComputePayloadSHA256Middleware(stack)
retry.AddRetryMiddlewares(stack, options)
addHTTPSignerV4Middleware(stack, options)
awsmiddleware.AddAttemptClockSkewMiddleware(stack)
addClientUserAgent(stack)
smithyhttp.AddErrorCloseResponseBodyMiddleware(stack)
smithyhttp.AddCloseResponseBodyMiddleware(stack)
addOpGetAggregateResourceConfigValidationMiddleware(stack)
stack.Initialize.Add(newServiceMetadataMiddleware_opGetAggregateResourceConfig(options.Region), middleware.Before)
addRequestIDRetrieverMiddleware(stack)
addResponseErrorMiddleware(stack)
for _, fn := range options.APIOptions {
if err := fn(stack); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
}
handler := middleware.DecorateHandler(smithyhttp.NewClientHandler(options.HTTPClient), stack)
result, metadata, err := handler.Handle(ctx, params)
if err != nil {
return nil, &smithy.OperationError{
ServiceID: ServiceID,
OperationName: "GetAggregateResourceConfig",
Err: err,
}
}
out := result.(*GetAggregateResourceConfigOutput)
out.ResultMetadata = metadata
return out, nil
}
type GetAggregateResourceConfigInput struct {
// The name of the configuration aggregator.
ConfigurationAggregatorName *string
// An object that identifies aggregate resource.
ResourceIdentifier *types.AggregateResourceIdentifier
}
type GetAggregateResourceConfigOutput struct {
// Returns a ConfigurationItem object.
ConfigurationItem *types.ConfigurationItem
// Metadata pertaining to the operation's result.
ResultMetadata middleware.Metadata
}
func addawsAwsjson11_serdeOpGetAggregateResourceConfigMiddlewares(stack *middleware.Stack) {
stack.Serialize.Add(&awsAwsjson11_serializeOpGetAggregateResourceConfig{}, middleware.After)
stack.Deserialize.Add(&awsAwsjson11_deserializeOpGetAggregateResourceConfig{}, middleware.After)
}
func newServiceMetadataMiddleware_opGetAggregateResourceConfig(region string) awsmiddleware.RegisterServiceMetadata {
return awsmiddleware.RegisterServiceMetadata{
Region: region,
ServiceID: ServiceID,
SigningName: "config",
OperationName: "GetAggregateResourceConfig",
}
}
|
Effect of host lattice on antigenicity of glycophorin in membranes.
The influence of the host lattice on the antigenicity of glycophorin in membranes was confirmed by complement-dependent immune lysis of liposomes with two rabbit antisera, which were prepared by immunization with either human red blood cells or isolated glycophorin A. The immune lysis by either antiserum depended on the kind of phospholipid in the liposomes. Anti-glycophorin antiserum more strongly recognized glycophorin in egg-lecithin membranes than in dipalmitoyl-lecithin membranes, as did anti-red blood cell antiserum. Cholesterol in the liposomal membranes influenced the antigenicity of glycophorin. The relationship between the state of glycophorin in membranes and recognition by antibody is discussed. |
Biomarkers: Parkinson disease with dementia and dementia with Lewy bodies.
Dementia is a common feature in Parkinson disease (PD), the time of onset determining how patients are classified. Those patients where dementia develops prior to parkinsonism or during the first year of disease are designated as having dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB). In those where dementia develops over a year after the onset of motor signs, the condition is known as Parkinson's disease with dementia (PDD). While this seems at first sight to be a definitive way to distinguish these conditions, reality is rather different. The overlap between them is considerable, and there is much uncertainty associated with patients who have both motor symptoms and early cognitive impairment. The diagnosis is still based on medical history and clinical evaluation. It is not even certain that they can be accurately distinguished at autopsy. For this reason, the data concerning these entities have been reviewed, to examine various markers employed or measured in clinical, neuropathological, neuroimaging, and biochemical investigations. The concept of PDD and DLB being separate conditions is comparatively new, and the most promising tools with which to separate them at present are cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) markers and positron emission tomography (PET) scanning that indicate increased amyloid-beta burden in DLB compared to PDD. However as yet there are no markers that unequivocally distinguish between PDD and DLB. |
Movement as Investment for Health: integrated evaluation in participatory physical activity promotion among women in difficult life situations.
Movement as Investment for Health (Bewegung als Investition in Gesundheit or BIG) was a multidimensional research study in participatory physical activity promotion among socially disadvantaged women in a deprived neighbourhood in Erlangen, Germany. It aimed at making full use of health-promoting effects of movement and developing integrated evaluation through approaches from different disciplines. We defined the target population through national health survey data, and determined important intervention and evaluation dimensions through meta-analyses. A co-operative planning group of women, researchers, policy-makers, and local experts made decisions on the most appropriate procedures. Integrated evaluation in participatory approaches is promising. It calls for context-specific evaluation, requires adaptation of existing approaches or even development of its own evidence base. |
The American Medical Association (AMA) has officially labeled obesity as a disease in hopes that it will help change the way the medical community tackles the complex issue. As it stands, insurance companies generally exclude obesity treatment, which can limit how physicians manage obesity-related conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure. While the AMA’s decision has no legal authority, some hope that medical therapies and procedures such as the lap-band or gastric bypass surgeries will now be included in insurance coverage. Proponents of the decision contend that treatment for clinically obese patients is not as simple as eating less and exercising more. Physical mechanisms and damage to signaling pathways can make it extremely difficult for people to lose weight. Improving reimbursement for obesity drugs, surgery, and counseling may significantly impact patient outcomes. Those opposing the decision, including the AMA’s own Council on Science and Public Health, consider the measure to define obesity, the body mass index (BMI), too simplistic and flawed. They argue people with a BMI above the level defining obesity may be perfectly healthy, while others may have dangerous levels of body fat and metabolic problems. Others are concerned that the lack of specific symptoms associated with obesity classify it as more of a risk factor for other conditions than a disease in its own right. Physician’s Weekly wants to know…Will the AMA’s decision influence how you view and manage obesity among your patients? Do you think it will impact insurance... |
The invention relates to interior lighting systems for passenger transport vehicles, such as aircraft, road vehicles, ships or rail cars. In particular, it relates to an LED reading light for such passenger transport vehicles.
In some passenger transport vehicles, such as air planes, LED reading lights have started to become common place and have started to replace conventional halogen lights. These LED reading lights are exemplarily used as seat lights or reading lights or other interior lights in the passenger cabin. Many passenger transport vehicles have very long life cycles, at least as compared to the life cycles of LED reading lights. Also, changes to the standardisation of components for such passenger transport vehicles, such as changes to the standardized power supply system throughout the passenger cabin in an air plane, tend to be lengthy and cumbersome processes. Much of the technology used in passenger transport vehicles is frozen for long periods of time. This is both due to the keeping of the remaining components in a passenger transport vehicle when replacing certain components and due to industry standards that are constant for long times.
Accordingly, it would be beneficial to provide an LED reading light having improved cost efficiency and being able to be used in passenger transport vehicles without changing their power supply systems. Further, it would be beneficial to provide a method of replacing existing LED reading lights, for example when they are used for a long time or broken, with more cost efficient LED reading lights, while keeping the wiring of the power supply systems. |
The recently announced draft EU/Mercosur trade deal has been described as “the ultimate hypocrisy and betrayal of farmers and the wider rural economy”, by a Midlands North-West MEP.
Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan said the deal is “trading off farmers and the wider public goods they deliver for the benefit of the auto industry and ‘big pharma'”.
“We continually berate farmers for not doing enough for the environment and expect them to adhere to stringent environmental measures.
After they have bent over backwards to satisfy our demands, producing food of the highest quality and caring for the landscape, we sign off on a deal that will undermine their very livelihood.
“There is a cost implication in complying with higher standards and it is grossly unfair to ask our farmers to compete in a completely skewed playing field.
“The deal makes a mockery of our commitment on climate mitigation.”
Continuing, Flanagan added: “We pontificate at both EU and national level on the need to increase our forest cover and reduce our carbon footprint; then we push through a deal that will lead to increased deforestation, importing food that is transported halfway around the world resulting in a much higher carbon footprint that what we already have.
“The hand wringing and lamenting by some at national level is disingenuous and a little late in the day,” said Flanagan.
Concluding, Flanagan said that he would be “examining all our options on this with a view to blocking its progress” until substantial amendments are made in the drafting of the final legal text. |
I, you, me, and autism: an experimental study.
The nature of autistic individuals' abnormalities in the use of personal pronouns has been a topic of considerable speculation but little systematic investigation. We tested groups of CA- and verbal MA-matched autistic and nonautistic mentally retarded children and young adults on a series of tasks that involved the comprehension and use of the personal pronouns "I," "you," and "me." All subjects were able to comprehend these pronouns within the test situations, and there were few instances of pronoun reversal. However, autistic subjects were significantly less likely to employ the pronoun "me" in a visual perspective-taking task (when instead they tended to say: 'I can see the . . .'), and lower ability subjects were more likely to use their own proper names rather than personal pronouns in certain photograph-naming tasks. There were also circumstances in which autistic subjects were less likely than controls to employ the pronoun "you" to refer to the experimenter. A high proportion of these autistic subjects were reported to have current difficulties with personal pronouns in their everyday life, and we discuss some alternative interpretations of the results. |
Tailoring of antibacterial Ag nanostructures on TiO2 nanotube layers by magnetron sputtering.
To reduce the incidence of postsurgical bacterial infection that may cause implantation failure at the implant-bone interface, surface treatment of titanium implants with antibiotic materials such as silver (Ag) has been proposed. The purpose of this work was to create TiO2 nanotubes using plasma electrolytic oxidation (PEO), followed by formation of an antibacterial Ag nanostructure coating on the TiO2 nanotube layer using a magnetron sputtering system. PEO was performed on commercially pure Ti sheets. The Ag nanostructure was added onto the resulting TiO2 nanotube using magnetron sputtering at varying deposition rates. Field emission scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy were used to characterize the surface, and Ag content on the TiO2 nanotube layer was analyzed by X-ray diffraction and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. Scanning probe microscopy for surface roughness and contact angle measurement were used to indirectly confirm enhanced TiO2 nanotube hydrophilicity. Antibacterial activity of Ag ions in solution was determined by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry and antibacterial testing against Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus). In vitro, TiO2 nanotubes coated with sputtered Ag resulted in significantly reduced S. aureus. Cell viability assays showed no toxicity for the lowest sputtering time group in the osteoblastic cell line MC3T3-E1. These results suggest that a multinanostructured layer with a biocompatible TiO2 nanotube and antimicrobial Ag coating is a promising biomaterial that can be tailored with magnetron sputtering for optimal performance. |
Q:
Handling AsyncCallback?
I have a class which checks for action of users, validate the data and call AsyncCallBack to determine whether it's a valid entry or not. I have used the same logic in two places one when user clicks "OK" and other one is "Enter". Code works fine by calling AsyncCallBack in one scenario.
My question is what would be the best way to debug ? know why it's not entering/calling AsyncCallBack.
try
{
testService.validateForm( type, form, number, new AsyncCallback()
{
@SuppressWarnings( "synthetic-access" )
public void onFailure( Throwable caught )
{
System.out.println( " HELLO FAILURE " );
}
@SuppressWarnings( "synthetic-access" )
public void onSuccess( Object result )
{
System.out.println( " HELLO SUCCESS " );
}
} );
}
catch ( GenericException e )
{
// --e.printStackTrace();
}
System.out.println( " ----- Done -------" );
}
I have used similar data in both cases
A:
Unless you're running in DevMode, you won't see your System.out's. Use GWT.log, as it will print to your DevMode console, and be stripped out automatically from the compiled javascript.
I would recommend debugging and putting break points on the server-side validateForm method, as well as breakpoints in both onSuccess and onFailure. Also - make sure you're actually calling the method, so a breakpoint at testService.validateForm, too.
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Q:
Using JGit fetch() and check for updated files
Using JGit, I've checked out a branch (branch1). After some time, I want to fetch() and see which files have been updated (in the origin) since my last fetch.
FetchResult fetchResult = m_git.fetch().setRefSpecs(new RefSpec("refs/heads/branch1")).call();
// For example:
fetchResult.getUpdatedFiles()
How do I do this?
A:
I found something that worked for me.
Got most of this from a jgit cookbook: https://github.com/centic9/jgit-cookbook/blob/master/src/main/java/org/dstadler/jgit/porcelain/ShowFileDiff.java#start-of-content
The DiffEntry collection below shows me the modified files. (fyi, this can be done before a merge)
fetch();
// todo: isn't there a critical section here? Only within the same repo maybe. We could prevent simultaneous use of the same racfid.
Ref fetchHead;
try {
fetchHead = m_git.getRepository().findRef("FETCH_HEAD");
//todo: show the diff bewteen fetch-head and the current head.
// - get object id of fetch
// - get oid of head
ObjectId head = m_git.getRepository().resolve(Constants.HEAD);
AbstractTreeIterator oldTreeParser = prepareTreeParser(m_git.getRepository(), fetchHead.getObjectId());
AbstractTreeIterator newTreeParser = prepareTreeParser(m_git.getRepository(), head);
List<DiffEntry> diff = m_git.diff().
setOldTree(oldTreeParser).
setNewTree(newTreeParser).
// setPathFilter(PathFilter.create("README.md")).
// to filter on Suffix use the following instead
//setPathFilter(PathSuffixFilter.create(".java")).
call();
for (DiffEntry entry : diff) {
System.out.println("Entry: " + entry + ", from: " + entry.getOldId() + ", to: " + entry.getNewId());
}
}
private static AbstractTreeIterator prepareTreeParser(Repository repository, ObjectId objectId) throws IOException {
// from the commit we can build the tree which allows us to construct the TreeParser
//noinspection Duplicates
try (RevWalk walk = new RevWalk(repository)) {
RevCommit commit = walk.parseCommit(objectId);
RevTree tree = walk.parseTree(commit.getTree().getId());
CanonicalTreeParser treeParser = new CanonicalTreeParser();
try (ObjectReader reader = repository.newObjectReader()) {
treeParser.reset(reader, tree.getId());
}
walk.dispose();
return treeParser;
}
}
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// @ts-check
import styler from "../styler";
import flex from "./flex-classes";
import commonStyle from "./common-classes";
/**
* @typedef {{[selector:string] : object}} Style
*
/**
* @type {Array<Style>} layoutStyles
*/
export const layoutStyles = [flex, commonStyle];
/**
* @returns {void}
*/
export const addLayoutStyles = () =>
styler.add("pe-layout", flex, commonStyle);
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Storing Data on a seperate server??
Is it possible to store just the website/email on a seperate server that does not have cpanel running on it? We have access to a shared server but not root access that has a ton of space available to us and would like to use some of that space if possible. If it can't be done, we'll just add space to the existing server.
Is it possible to store just the website/email on a seperate server that does not have cpanel running on it? We have access to a shared server but not root access that has a ton of space available to us and would like to use some of that space if possible. If it can't be done, we'll just add space to the existing server.
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You'll need to mount the second server's drives to your cPanel server to take advantage of this. Your data center should be able to help out with this. There are many options for network mounts that you will wish to investigate:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_file_system |
I find that the hardest part of working with child themes. Things aren’t where they would normally be in a normal theme. Lots of times you have to look in the functions.php file to find it. I’m pretty sure that’s the case for you. Find this line in the functions.php file and comment it out (add a // at the beginning of the line). So change this: |
Q:
Can I install another linux os without bootloader?
I have a debian Gnu/linux installed in my system and I want to dual boot ubuntu.Can I install ubuntu without replacing debian bootloader?
A:
You can let Ubuntu replace grub with Ubuntu's or keep the old one. This is the default, and works well. You will be able to boot the other linux system(s) too.
In BIOS mode, if you want to keep the old one, you should select 'Something else' at the partitioning page, where you can select to install grub to the partition instead of the head of the drive. This does not work in UEFI mode: even if you select correctly, it will use the default settings.
If you keep the old bootloader, you will not see the new system (Ubuntu) until you run
sudo update-grub
in the old system (and reboot).
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If you ever imbibe, you may have heard the latest buzzword: Natural wine.
And you may have wondered: Isn't all wine technically natural? Here's the answer to that question, and a few more questions you might have about the newest trend for wine enthusiasts:
How is natural wine different from "regular" wine?
With "regular" wine, the grape is manipulated before it turns into a wine. Conventional winemakers use commercial yeast, filtration systems and preservatives with sulfites in the fermentation process, whereas natural winemakers say they use fewer sulfites and only naturally occurring yeast.
Is natural wine the same thing as organic wine?
Not exactly. Natural wine is made from organic grapes and is minimally processed using little to no additives, but that doesn't mean that natural wine is just another name for certified organic wine.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture regulates organic wine, which dictates the way the grapes are grown, but there are no federal regulations for what classifies a natural wine. There are some non-government organizations like the Demeter Association that do certify biodynamic wineries (an even more strict version of natural wine).
Related:Pumpkin drinks and holiday cocktail recipes for Thanksgiving, fall and beyond
What is natural wine, exactly?
Although the idea of natural wine is relatively new in the U.S., winemakers in France have been making minimally processed wine since the 1980s.
"While natural wine is a somewhat nebulous term, broadly I would say it is wine that comes from grapes farmed with as little intervention as possible, transformed into wine with as little intervention as possible," Marlen Porter, co-founder of Amplify Wines, a winery in Santa Barbara County, told USA TODAY.
Drew Cuddy, founder of Satellite, a farm to table restaurant and wine shop in Santa Barbara that specializes in natural wines describes natural wines as a return to traditional, laborious farming.
"Rather than wine making (natural winemakers) focus on wine growing," Cuddy told USA TODAY. "It’s much more about farming than manipulating the product and sort of letting the fruit lead the fermentation of the wine."
Natural winemakers do this by using naturally occurring yeast on the grapevine instead of a commercial yeast strain which in turn produces distinctive flavors, Cuddy said.
"There’s yeast everywhere -- that’s one thing that comes along with a healthy vineyard is you have healthy yeast in your vineyard," Cuddy said. "With natural yeast you get something that is very dynamic because every year you can get a unique yeast strain."
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Why am I just now hearing about natural wines?
The natural wine craze is an extension of the healthy lifestyle movement, the winemakers said.
"The broad public desire to know where their food comes from has now begun extending to drinks, and people are turning their attention to where their beverages come from not just with wine but beer, spirits, etc. So I think the transparency of natural wine is very appealing," Porter said.
Michael Roth, co-owner of Lo-Fi Wines, a winery in Santa Barbara County, agrees.
"I think people are more concerned about how things are grown and what they put in their bodies and I think people are more interested in knowing how things are made as a consumer," Roth said.
But is natural wine healthier than conventional wine?
"I don’t know if wine in general is healthy, yes I guess there’s health benefits to wine, but to say that it’s healthy? I don't know," Roth said. "Is American cheese healthier than a natural artisan cheese? -- Not to say that conventional wine is American cheese."
While Porter also wouldn't say that natural wine is healthier, she has noticed a pattern when it comes to drinking it.
"While I would love to say it’s healthier, I can’t say that there’s any scientific evidence. I think people experience less headaches, allergies and hangovers which could suggest it’s healthier than conventionally made wine," Porter said.
How should I choose a natural wine?
When it comes to selecting and purchasing a bottle of natural wine, Roth, Porter and Cuddy recommend working with a reputable distributor -- one that sells natural wines or works with natural wineries.
"Find a trusted curator, be that a winery, a local retailer, or a sommelier who can provide direction based on your personal taste and interests is the best place to start," Porter advises.
"Natural wine is such a broad category, with as vast an array of styles, grapes and wines as one would find in conventionally made wine, that you really need to explore it with a guide whose palate you trust."
Roth also suggests being adventurous and not always letting critics guide your choice.
"Listen to your local retailer, just because it has a high rating (from critics) doesn’t mean you’ll like it," Roth said. |
So the Minnesota legislature held a sexual harassment training for elected officials. How did it go?
SEVERAL WOMEN LEFT PISSED OFF AND AT LEAST ONE OF THEM CRIED! WTF?!
There are at least two women in office that had to deal with sexual harassment by other legislators; on what planet was it ever okay to run a training without at least running it by them for input first? Ugh, men are trash. |
import React from 'react';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';
import { Text, Link, Image, Code, Space, Line, Documentation, List, ListItem, Table, TableRaw, TableCell } from './elements';
import * as TYPES from './types';
/**
* Parser - parser component
* @param props
* @return {ReactElement} markup
*/
const Parser = (props) => {
const { data } = props;
const {
type,
children,
items,
href,
alt,
title,
lang,
depth,
file,
} = data;
const content = children || items;
const contentIsString = typeof content === 'string';
const renderContent = () => {
if (content) {
return contentIsString ? (
content
) : (
content.map((c, key) => {
if (typeof c === 'string') return c;
return <Parser data={c} key={key} />; // eslint-disable-line
})
);
}
return null;
};
if (type === TYPES.HEADING) {
return (
<Text type={`h${depth}`}>
{renderContent()}
</Text>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.PARAGRAPH) {
return (
<Text type="b1">
{renderContent()}
</Text>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.CODESPAN) {
return (
<Text type="code">
{renderContent()}
</Text>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.STRONG) {
return (
<Text type="strong">
{renderContent()}
</Text>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.ITALIC) {
return (
<Text type="i">
{renderContent()}
</Text>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.BLOCKQUOTE) {
return (
<Text type="blockquote">
{renderContent()}
</Text>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.LINK) {
return (
<Link
href={href}
title={title}
>
{renderContent()}
</Link>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.IMAGE) {
return (
<Image
href={href}
alt={alt}
title={title}
>
{renderContent()}
</Image>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.CODE) {
return (
<Code
lang={lang}
>
{renderContent()}
</Code>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.LIST) {
return (
<List>
{renderContent()}
</List>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.LIST_ITEM) {
return (
<ListItem>
{renderContent()}
</ListItem>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.TEXT) {
return (
<Text>
{renderContent()}
</Text>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.SPACE) {
return <Space />;
}
if (type === TYPES.LINE) {
return <Line />;
}
if (type === TYPES.TABLE) {
return (
<Table align={props.data.align}>
{renderContent()}
</Table>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.TABLE_HEAD_RAW || type === TYPES.TABLE_RAW) {
return (
<TableRaw>
{renderContent()}
</TableRaw>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.TABLE_HEAD_CELL || type === TYPES.TABLE_CELL) {
return (
<TableCell head={type === TYPES.TABLE_HEAD_CELL} align={props.data.align}>
{renderContent()}
</TableCell>
);
}
if (type === TYPES.DOCUMENTATION) {
return (
<div>
{Object.keys(file).map((f, index) => (
<Documentation data={file[f]} key={index} /> // eslint-disable-line
))}
</div>
);
}
if (type === 'html') {
const html = props.data.children.map(el => el.children || el).join('');
return (
<div dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: html }} />
);
}
return (
<div>NEED PARSE TYPE - {type}</div>
);
};
/**
* PropTypes
* @type {{
* data: {
* type: string
* children: array|string
* items: array|string
* ordered: boolean
* href: string
* alt: string
* title: string
* lang: string
* depth: number
* file: object
* }
* }}
*/
Parser.propTypes = {
data: PropTypes.shape({
type: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
children: PropTypes.oneOfType([
PropTypes.array,
PropTypes.string,
]),
items: PropTypes.oneOfType([
PropTypes.array,
PropTypes.string,
]),
ordered: PropTypes.bool,
href: PropTypes.string,
alt: PropTypes.string,
title: PropTypes.string,
lang: PropTypes.string,
depth: PropTypes.number,
file: PropTypes.oneOfType([
PropTypes.object,
]),
align: PropTypes.oneOfType([
PropTypes.string,
PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.any),
]),
}),
};
Parser.defaultProps = {
data: {
type: '',
children: '',
align: [],
},
};
export default Parser;
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// RUN: %clang_cc1 -triple %itanium_abi_triple -emit-llvm %s -o - | FileCheck %s
#pragma weak zex
int zex;
// GCC produces a weak symbol for this because it matches mangled names.
// Different c++ ABIs may or may not mangle this, so we produce a strong
// symbol.
// CHECK: @zex = global i32
#pragma weak foo
struct S { void foo(); };
void S::foo() {}
// CHECK-LABEL: define {{.*}}void @_ZN1S3fooEv(
#pragma weak zed
namespace bar { void zed() {} }
// CHECK-LABEL: define {{.*}}void @_ZN3bar3zedEv(
#pragma weak bah
void bah() {}
// CHECK-LABEL: define {{.*}}void @_Z3bahv(
#pragma weak baz
extern "C" void baz() {}
// CHECK-LABEL: define weak {{.*}}void @baz(
#pragma weak _Z3baxv
void bax() {}
// GCC produces a weak symbol for this one, but it doesn't look like a good
// idea to expose the mangling to the pragma unless we really have to.
// CHECK-LABEL: define {{.*}}void @_Z3baxv(
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Healthy Vegetarian and Vegan Fare in Indianapolis
With the start of the new year, many people are making the resolution to eat healthier by cutting out fat and carbs or choosing to eliminate meat entirely. I’m definitely trying to do my part by moderating what good and bad foods I eat, and so I’m choosing the asparagus and eggplant options at restaurants instead of the New York Strip. These are a few places I’ve found to complement my approach to dining that any vegetarian or vegan would be impressed with.
Gorgonzola Salad with Mushroom Soup
Tulip Noir – Some of the best restaurants are hidden in the most plain and disguising strip malls in town, and Tulip Noir is one of them. Located near 86th and Ditch Road, this small cafe is a treasure of soups, salads and sandwiches that won’t disappoint your need for creative vegetarian options. Enjoy a weekend brunch with their gluten-free, vegan Gingerbread Buckwheat Waffle or go for a weekday lunch and grab a vegetarian Black Bean Quesadilla. Just don’t ask for a Diet Coke – they prefer to sell hot or iced teas than sodas!
ZestExciting Food Creations – This place is perfect for a relaxed lunch or a date night dinner. The cheese board appetizer is full of surprises like… blueberry cheese. It was beautiful and delicious. Pommes frites with white truffle oil and asiago cheese are impossible to resist, but don’t fill up too much because the entrees are of healthy proportions. I ordered the Chiles Rellenos, a vegetarian plate of a roasted poblano with creamy mac and cheese stuffed inside, perfectly seasoned black beans, rice and tortilla crumbles with a slightly sweet tomato sauce. Or, go for something lighter like the Veggie Burger with herbed cashew cream and kale or the Tempeh Bahn Mi with asian pickles and sweet chili aioli.
SoBro Cafe – Known for their various assortments of pancakes, SoBro Cafe has become one of my new favorite lunch spots. I love their take on savory pancakes, with The Mushroom (mushrooms, sweet corn, tomato and cheese) or the The Popeye (spinach, sautéed red pepper and swiss). Have I said before how much I love anything on pretzel rolls? SoBro Cafe won me over with The Good Burger, which has avocado, tomato, sprouts and garlic aioli in between two soft, sweet pretzel rolls. Soon I’m going to go back for dinner so I can try their Bar-B-Q Lentil Stew and the Sweet and Sour Cabbage. Okay, maybe two more visits.
House salad with Creamy Potato Soup
Taste Cafe & Marketplace – Just next door to SoBro Cafe is Taste Cafe, with an equally exciting menu that can be eaten there or taken home for later. I’m always impressed by the amount of items Taste offers for breakfast, lunch and “after-taste” dinner on Wednesday and Thursday. Just like Zest, the Pommes Frites are irresistible and topped with herbs and enjoyed with a basil aioli. I frequent between two sandwiches, The Veggie with roasted portobello and The Erin with asparagus and sprouts, or their sweet creamy potato soup with a house salad packed with fresh veggies.
Yats – I have to admit that one of my favorite things about the cajun creole food at Yats is that it’s fast, good and cheap. Black beans with caramelized corn and spinach and mushroom etouffee are two of my favorites. Got a big appetite or can’t decide what to get? Get a half & half with both! And you absolutely MUST get extra bread. That was the first tip I ever left on Foursquare and it’s the highest rated one with no surprise to me. You just have to get extra pieces to sop it all up.
Duos Truck – My first experience with Duos was at Dig Indiana, and I wasn’t disappointed. The Duos Hoppin John is a hearty dish of black eyed peas, rice and stewed tomatoes, perfect for these rainy Indianapolis winter days. Duos strives to have several vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free dishes, including desserts. Follow them on Twitter to see where they’ll be hanging out next!
What exciting and unique vegetarian or vegan options have you found in Indianapolis? |
Turbo Air TSD-27CF Specifications
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Description:
This Turbo Air ice cream merchandiser will be the perfect addition to any restaurant or convenience store that serves ice cream or other tasty frozen treats. Perfect for impulse buys setup near the register. |
@testset "pointer" begin
# inner constructors
voidptr_a = CuPtr{Cvoid}(Int(0xDEADBEEF))
generic_voidptr_a = CUDAnative.DevicePtr{Cvoid,AS.Generic}(voidptr_a)
global_voidptr_a = CUDAnative.DevicePtr{Cvoid,AS.Global}(voidptr_a)
local_voidptr_a = CUDAnative.DevicePtr{Cvoid,AS.Local}(voidptr_a)
voidptr_b = CuPtr{Cvoid}(Int(0xCAFEBABE))
generic_voidptr_b = CUDAnative.DevicePtr{Cvoid,AS.Generic}(voidptr_b)
global_voidptr_b = CUDAnative.DevicePtr{Cvoid,AS.Global}(voidptr_b)
local_voidptr_b = CUDAnative.DevicePtr{Cvoid,AS.Local}(voidptr_b)
intptr_b = convert(CuPtr{Int}, voidptr_b)
generic_intptr_b = CUDAnative.DevicePtr{Int,AS.Generic}(intptr_b)
global_intptr_b = CUDAnative.DevicePtr{Int,AS.Global}(intptr_b)
local_intptr_b = CUDAnative.DevicePtr{Int,AS.Local}(intptr_b)
# outer constructors
@test CUDAnative.DevicePtr{Cvoid}(voidptr_a) == generic_voidptr_a
@test CUDAnative.DevicePtr(voidptr_a) == generic_voidptr_a
# getters
@test eltype(generic_voidptr_a) == Cvoid
@test eltype(global_intptr_b) == Int
@test addrspace(generic_voidptr_a) == AS.Generic
@test addrspace(global_voidptr_a) == AS.Global
@test addrspace(local_voidptr_a) == AS.Local
# comparisons
@test generic_voidptr_a != global_voidptr_a
@test generic_voidptr_a != generic_intptr_b
@testset "conversions" begin
# between host and device pointers
@test convert(CuPtr{Cvoid}, generic_voidptr_a) == voidptr_a
@test convert(CUDAnative.DevicePtr{Cvoid}, voidptr_a) == generic_voidptr_a
@test convert(CUDAnative.DevicePtr{Cvoid,AS.Global}, voidptr_a) == global_voidptr_a
# between device pointers
@test_throws ArgumentError convert(typeof(local_voidptr_a), global_voidptr_a)
@test convert(typeof(generic_voidptr_a), generic_voidptr_a) == generic_voidptr_a
@test convert(typeof(global_voidptr_a), global_voidptr_a) == global_voidptr_a
@test Base.unsafe_convert(typeof(local_voidptr_a), global_voidptr_a) == local_voidptr_a
@test convert(typeof(global_voidptr_a), global_intptr_b) == global_voidptr_b
@test convert(typeof(generic_voidptr_a), global_intptr_b) == generic_voidptr_b
@test convert(typeof(global_voidptr_a), generic_intptr_b) == global_voidptr_b
@test convert(CUDAnative.DevicePtr{Cvoid}, global_intptr_b) == global_voidptr_b
end
end
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Need more information about Dog Grooming in Shoal Bay NT?
Regardless of their shape, size, or temparement, your dog deserves to look their best. Beyond mere aesthetics, Dog Grooming also has a major impact on doggy health, mood, and hygiene. Through Mad Paws' Dog Grooming services, your pooch will leave primped, preened, and healthy. Moreover, you can find a local Dog Groomer in Shoal Bay NT for the time of your choosing. Indeed, it's never been easier to groom your pup. When you book a Dog Groomer through Mad Paws, you can reap the below benefits:
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Consistency – Nobody wants a haircut from a hair dresser on an "off-day" - and the same can be said of Dog Groomer. For this simple reason, "off-day" is not a word that exists in the vocabulary of Mad Paws Dog Groomers. You can expect the same consistent service from groom to groom.
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A Safe Environment – For your dog to be comfortable with a stranger touching them, they need to feel safe. This is where our Dog Groomers' dedication to comfort comes in. Through the crafting of a safe ambient, your Dog Groomer will allow your pooch to feel at ease during their session.
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Enjoyment – It's hard to imagine a world in which we humans would enjoy cutting our toenails and plucking our eyebrows. However, with the right Dog Groomer, your dog can have a fun time whilst they are being groomed. This is the chief objective of Mad Paws Dog Grooming providers.
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Confidence – If you don't feel confident in a Groomer's skills, you shouldn't ever need to leave your dog with them. That's why Mad Paws sets the highest standards for our Dog Grooming professionals. Every Dog Groomer we promote is vetted and publicly reviewed by clients, which lets you better assess them. |
Today's map shows where the United States' legal immigrants are most likely to hail from (besides Mexico). Because Mexican immigrants would dominate the map, they've been excluded to allow a more diverse picture. Creator Giorgio Cavaggion used data from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to make the map. The DHS defines a legal permanent immigrant on their website:
… foreign nationals who have been granted the right to reside permanently in the United States. LPRs are often referred to simply as “immigrants,” but they are also known as “permanent resident aliens” and “green card holders.”
The Afternoon Map is a semi-regular feature in which we post maps and infographics. In the afternoon. Semi-regularly. We spotted this one on Brilliant Maps: Making Sense of the World, One Map at a Time. |
import mkdirpTop from "mkdirp";
import path from "path";
import { promisify } from "util";
import store from "./store";
const mkdirp = promisify(mkdirpTop);
export default async function fsCreateProfile(profileName) {
await mkdirp(path.join(this.mediaDirectoryPath, profileName));
const promises = [
...store.getters["readHandlers/folders"].map(folder =>
mkdirp(path.join(this.mediaDirectoryPath, profileName, folder))
)
];
return Promise.all(promises);
// try {
// mkdirp.sync(path.join(this.mediaDirectoryPath, profileName));
// } catch (e) {
// throw new Error(`Could not make "${profileName}" profile directory ${e}`);
// }
// try {
// mkdirp.sync(path.join(this.mediaDirectoryPath, profileName, "image"));
// } catch (e) {
// throw new Error(
// `Could not make "${profileName}" profile image directory ${e}`
// );
// }
// try {
// mkdirp.sync(path.join(this.mediaDirectoryPath, profileName, "video"));
// } catch (e) {
// throw new Error(
// `Could not make "${profileName}" profile video directory ${e}`
// );
// }
// try {
// mkdirp.sync(path.join(this.mediaDirectoryPath, profileName, "palette"));
// } catch (e) {
// throw new Error(
// `Could not make "${profileName}" profile palette directory ${e}`
// );
// }
// try {
// mkdirp.sync(path.join(this.mediaDirectoryPath, profileName, "preset"));
// } catch (e) {
// throw new Error(
// `Could not make "${profileName}" profile preset directory ${e}`
// );
// }
// try {
// mkdirp.sync(path.join(this.mediaDirectoryPath, profileName, "module"));
// } catch (e) {
// throw new Error(
// `Could not make "${profileName}" profile module directory ${e}`
// );
// }
// try {
// mkdirp.sync(path.join(this.mediaDirectoryPath, profileName, "plugin"));
// } catch (e) {
// throw new Error(
// `Could not make "${profileName}" profile plugin directory ${e}`
// );
// }
// try {
// mkdirp.sync(path.join(this.mediaDirectoryPath, profileName, "plugin_data"));
// } catch (e) {
// throw new Error(
// `Could not make "${profileName}" profile plug_data directory ${e}`
// );
// }
}
|
In the interview, Cardinal Burke addresses why a Catholic employer cannot, and should not be expected to, provide health care insurance that includes contraception and sterilization. He explains how this would be not only material cooperation in the sin, but also formal cooperation and for that reason there is no way to justify this implementation. |
Q:
How to check device is Online or Offline Phonegap
What is the easiest way to check whether the device(smartphone) is online or offline.
I'm working with phonegap, jquery mobile.
I found this one.
document.addEventListener("online", yourCallbackFunction, false);
What I want to do is to check the Internet connection and decide about to get the data from the internet or from the device local database.
if(deviceoffline)
getDataFromLokalDatabase();
else
getDataFromInternet();
A:
This is the code using native phonegap code:
function checkInternet() {
var networkState = navigator.connection.type;
if(networkState == Connection.NONE) {
onConnexionError();
return false;
} else {
return true;
}
}
A:
You can use navigator.onLine:
var isOffline = 'onLine' in navigator && !navigator.onLine;
if ( isOffline ) {
//local db
}
else {
// internet data
}
But be aware of that if navigator.onLine isn't supported isOffline will always be false
|
More colors filled in. Just ignore the dots in the top-left corner. I made those just to remember which colors I had used.
Fill the white in the eye with a light gray with some blue in it. I choose a green iris color. You can of course select another color. You can actually get away with pretty 'wild' eye colors. I've read somewhere that like with fingerprints no eyes look
the exact same. Some have very bright eyes, looking almost spookey if you ask me. I find dark eyes more friendly and warm, but thats just me.
Some people have eyes with an almost awkward color, a mix between blue and green. But then you see them in a different light and now they look green and yellow. My advice is to go for an "established" eye color combination in a painting, unless you want that extra attention to the eyes though.
I paint my eyes the same way each time; You have a round and black pupil (the pupil can vary a lot in size, depending on the lightning situation or drug abuse :-)) The iris is the round, colored area around the pupil. On most people the iris has a dark edge both towards the pupil and the eyeball. More ramblings on the iris later in this lesson!
The Iris and the pupil suggested
Start suggesting the depths in the image. The top/center of the eyelid is rendered light because it 'stands out' in the image. The same goes for the area above the eyelid and below the eye brow. As the opposite, the left part of the skin area is painted darker to illustrate that the skin curves back. The area around the eyes is particularly skinful.
You have probably seen drawings/photographs of the human skull and noticed that the eyesockets are much bigger than our eyes. With age, human skin looses some of its firmness and develop wrinkles and creases in the area below the eyes (maybe gravity plays an effect too, I don't know :))
The skin above the eyelid is affected too if not exactly creasing, it starts sagging and can eventually cover the eyelid completely. This probably isn't new to anyone, but I want to illustrate that such should be remembered when drawing people. Age is a part of our identity... |
Information in our posts and case histories is of tremendous value to all our members and is also used for formal studies. It is extremely important that it be factual. To help protect the data and your privacy only members of the main ECIR Group are granted access to the Case History Group. If you are concerned about privacy you need only give your first name and general location. The use of pseudonyms to keep your equine professionals anonymous is encouraged.
Don't delay in beginning your Case History with the information you have. Missing information it can be added as you obtain it. The faster your case history is uploaded, the faster you will receive support from the volunteers.
A complete and up-to-date case history is invaluable when an equine emergency crops up. Accurate documentation of management changes, the equine's responses, blood work results and links to the equine's photo album not only helps the ECIR Group gain the trust and respect of science-based equine professionals, but can be used by vets who are on the ground trying to help your horse. Your Case History is the best way to effectively monitor and illustrate the results in PPID and EMS management changes.
When the time comes that you or your equine no longer need the ECIR Forum's advice, please leave your photos and case history folder intact. Your information will be used in the future to confirm or re-shape ECIR protocols and help other members learn. This is the best way to give back to the ECIR for the help you and your horse have received. |
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Women Clarks Beige Leather Wedges - Clarks Women Heels F95x5616
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Steal the show wherever you go by wearing this pair of wedges from the house of Clarks. We suggest that you team it up with a pair of jeans or treggings and a tunic to get ready for a weekend party.Product Details:A pair of open-toed beige wedges with yellow and orange accents, has slip-on stylingLeather upper with stitched and cut-out detail, has crisscross straps on the forefoot, elasticated gusset on the midfoot strapSoft footbed with stitched and perforated detail on the forefoot region and branding on the heelTextured outsole with branding, has a wedge heel with textured detail on the sides |
Box office results show Universal Studios’ “Safe House” ranking number one this week, but a retired Chicago police officer is hoping to close the door on the new film.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Marty Christopher Lawson claims that the ideas for the film were taken directly from his novel “Truth or Treason,” as well as from a slew of videos he posted on YouTube.
Lawson is attempting to obtain an injunction to stop distribution of the film.
The complaint he filed does not give specific details regarding the similarities or explain how the company may have come across his work, but he claims certain scenes in the movie are similar to his own attempts to uncover alleged financial fraud within the Chicago Police Pension Fund.
He also argues, in his videos, that the movie’s plot about CIA documents and pressures to uncover facts could be related to his own trial, with small alterations to court transcripts.
The retired officer said the movie caused him “pain and suffering” and the lawsuit is currently pending in an Illinois federal court.
Watch the video below to determine whether “Safe House” was, indeed, a rip off of Lawson’s life. |
MANILA, Philippines - Veteran director and comedian Manny Castañeda is now at the center of controversy after his Facebook post alleging the Aquino administration of protecting and benefitting from narco-politicians spread like wildfire on social media.
PHOTO CREDIT: Facebook/Manny Castañeda/shminhe.com
Castañeda speculated that the members of the Aquino administration, having ignored the illegal drug menace and consequently allowing it to grow rapidly in the country, may be recipients of money from the drug trade. He explained that the suspicious actions of Sen. Leila de Lima and Sen. Franklin Drilon, who are members of Aquino’s Liberal Party, appear to be efforts to make President Rodrigo Duterte’s list of narco-politicians seem “useless.”
“Instead of being jubilant, it was noticeable that the yellow personalities became suspiciously defensive. Everything was done to discredit the list and to make it look irrelevant and useless. All concerted efforts seem very suspicious indeed. There must be a more substantial reason for this tirade other than just sheer dislike for Pres. Duterte as a political adversary. The noose is getting tight maybe?” Castañeda explained.
In his post, Castañeda also alleged the Aquino administration of doing nothing despite knowledge of the existence of narco-politics in the Philippines. Castañeda even cited former Department of Interior Local Government (DILG) chief and losing presidential candidate Mar Roxas as an example saying that the former possessed explicit data about the drug problem in Davao City. It can be recalled that Roxas once said that he knew where to buy illegal drugs in Davao City to debunk Duterte’s claim that Davao City is drug-free.
Castañeda, with all the details he mentioned, concluded that the Aquino administration was indeed receiving drug-money.
“With all the circumstances mentioned, I cannot help but conclude that the Aquino administration was a recipient of drug-money,” Castañeda explained. “It is only this motive that can explain their behavior.” |
Minutes of the 6th meeting of EFSA’s CEP Panel working group on food contact materials now available online; discussion of criteria and tools for prioritizing food contact plastics substances on the Union list that do not have specific migration limits
EFSA’s CEP Panel working group on phthalates reviews summary statistics on the outcome of a public consultation on draft opinion of DBP, BBP, DEHP, DINP, DIDP; focus placed on reviewing comments related to the exposure assessment
Minutes of the 5th meeting of EFSA’s CEP Panel working group on food contact materials now available online; continues risk-assessing several new FCMs, presents extensive summary of views on the current framework regulation
About Us
The Food Packaging Forum Foundation is a science communication organisation. The Food Packaging Forum provides independent and balanced information on issues related to food packaging and health. In doing so the Food Packaging Forum addresses all its stakeholders, including business decision makers, regulators, media and communication experts, scientists and consumers. |
The work is exhibited in a gallery space as a presentation of my own outlook on two polarities; the cultural scene and the government of the Republic of Croatia. By dissecting the work one can observe that there are several components which are bound to each other and, as such, indivisible. The visual impression is limited to only two achromatic colors, two polarities; white and black color, stressing the above stated relationship which I often bring into question in my works. Although whiteness prevails in the work (the sheet of the tent), one can notice that it is actually supported by the black foundation (the poles), of almost negligible quantity, but without which the tent would not be stable, and be what it is. The front entrance into the tent has been sewn shut from the outside with black thread, once again of almost negligible blackness compared to the white sheet of the tent. The black label (Made in Croatia / Property of the Ministry of Culture) reminds us that we are, on more than one level, dependent on the Mother State, as our upbringing and practice tell us. Can a loveless child be a contended child? In other words, can a cultural scene exist without the state and that relationship which becomes more questionable year after year?! The state creates the generally accepted social conditions, considering culture to be a fringe element of national interests, a burden, something redundant, or it does not consider it at all when all is said and done. The snubbing attitude of the state towards culture raises questions such as whether this society needs anything cultural, should we nurture culture, rest our hopes on it, or simply leave it to be its own purpose, and prescribe it in such doses which would ensure that the tent occupants do not protest as they repeat their mantra: “Shut up, things will get better!” On the other hand, is there a limit after which pleasure becomes pain, and I ask myself whether we had already passed it?
Is the state or culture the one with a problem? Or maybe better days will arrive when art will, (un)fortunately, disappear from people’s lives in the Republic of Croatia. |
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Name
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Title
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Name of the playlist to get (use "" to get root of all playlists)
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Reinfeldt added that the Titans have “stressed to him the importance that he be here soon.
Titans coach Jeff Fisher said Britt is close by and if a deal is reached could arrive in time to practice Saturday.
“It looks like things are falling into place around him, I’m optimistic,” Fisher said. “Before practice I visited with Mike, and he felt like things were moving, so I’d say we have a decent chance of having him out here tomorrow.”
Meanwhile, center Kevin Mawae began training camp on the active PUP (physically unable to perform) list and said he hopes to return in two to three weeks.
“I don’t know. I’d say a couple to three weeks. Hopefully, I’ll get some time in before the preseason is up. I don’t have a timeline or a deadline or anything like that. My goal is opening day,” Mawae said.
Mawae said the six-month recovery time from the triceps tendon surgery was a success and now he is involved in the rehab process to get the muscle strong again.
“Once you get through the recovery time, you’ve got to build the muscle back up and build the muscle endurance back to where it needs to be,” Mawae said.
The only other Titans player to miss practice on the first day was kicker Rob Bironas, who was backed down because of a minor muscle pull. Fisher said the injury was not related to the groin injury that kept Bironas out for a good portion of camp and preseason last year.
“He’s just a little sore. We’ll hold him out for a couple of days. He’ll kick. There’s nothing to be concerned about,” Fisher said. |
Q:
Only Open Folds With z Commands
If I navigate the first line of a folded function with h,l, etc it will open the fold. Navigating search matches with n will also open a fold if there is a match inside the fold.
Can you configure folds to only open when you explicitly open them with z commands?
A:
You can set the 'foldopen' option to control which commands or movements will open folds.
The specific cases you mentioned:
h or l: these are horizontal movements, controlled by the hor setting.
search or n: these are controlled by the search setting.
So you might want to remove these two specific cases, which you can do with:
set foldopen-=hor foldopen-=search
Or maybe you want to disable all of them and just set 'foldopen' to be empty:
set foldopen=
|
Do You Actually Know What You Want?
Knowing what you want is a question which plagues much of life. It underpins many modern day anxieties that we carry about bubbling beneath the surface.
On the surface, the idea of “wanting” can appear selfish and a slave to a never ending list of grass is greener desires. But there is a deeper insight that we can gain. And in this episode we move the question along from “do you actually know what you want?” to the more subtle questions that I believe we’re actually asking: “do you truly know what brings you joy and contentment? Are you actually living a life that reflects those things?”
The Thing is Not the Thing
I know some amazing musicians who dreamed of making a living pursuing music full time. They were fortunate enough to be able to do it. Literally living their dream. But after a while they burned out. Things didn’t feel quite like they imagined. They make very good money touring the country, playing function gigs and corporate events. This is what they wanted, and yet it left them wanting.
Something was out of whack for them.
What they thought was the thing wasn’t actually the thing.
“I want to win the lottery”
There are many people who want to win the lottery. Most of us would be pretty happy with it I guess. But it’s not really winning the lottery that we want. It’s what winning the lottery would make possible for us. This might sound like semantics but there is an important difference, which does matter.
A musician might think she wants to make a full time living from her music. But that’s the lottery level. The important question to ask herself is why. What would making a living from music make possible? Many of us don’t go to that level, and we just assume that the thing we want is the thing we want.
But really it could be the freedom to create, to travel, to explore different places while touring, to write music in different styles and with different people. And actually, in pursuing the thing that makes this possible, we are actually closing the door on the thing we truly want deep down.
It’s the same with many different things:
Become a doctor (because I want to make my parents proud)
Start an online business (because I want to do something that matters with my life)
Get married and have kids (because I want to fit in with society)
Be rich and famous (because I don’t want to have to worry about anything anymore)
Become president (because I want everyone to love me)
Our underlying wants often have little or nothing to do with the way we choose to pursue them. And yet we place all our hope and belief in the appearance level. Being or doing these things are not going to ensure the deeper want is met. But understanding what your deeper want is (and recognise those more dysfunctional motives), will enable you to live more at peace with yourself and able to create a life that reflects a much more positive set of values and desires.
In this episode we explore how to determine what you actually want, and unpack the following:
Why Not to Listen to Those Who Assume They Know What You Want
How to Follow to Your Inner-Compass
When and How to React to the Things You Do and Don’t Want in the Examples of Other People
How to Hatch a Plan to Live a Life that Reflects Your Deep Wants
Over to You
Do you know what you want your life to look like and reflect? How do you keep from getting distracted by all the competing things, trying to get you to desire other stuff? Please leave your response in the comments below. |
Laryngeal framework surgery: a proposal for classification and nomenclature by the Phonosurgery Committee of the European Laryngological Society.
Laryngeal framework surgery, developed by Isshiki in the 1970s, is one of the most dynamic areas of phonosurgery and these procedures have served to considerably widen our spectrum and options for surgical improvement and/or changing of voice. As these techniques became more accepted and became common throughout the world, several new surgical modifications and different terms have been introduced. These new developments have lead to a confusion regarding terminology and types which make it difficult to communicate between and to compare the results of different authors. In an effort to create a more precise and descriptive list of definitions and terms, the Phonosurgery Committee of the European Laryngological Society has developed a new terminology for laryngeal framework surgery. In accordance with the concept of Isshiki, four types can be separated according to the intended purpose of the surgery: -Approximation laryngoplasty: medialization thyroplasty, arytenoid adduction. -Expansion laryngoplasty: lateralization thyroplasty, vocal fold abduction. -Relaxation laryngoplasty: shortening thyroplasty -Tensioning laryngoplasty: cricothyroid approximation, elongation thyroplasty. The proposed terms are functionally oriented and related closely to the intended purpose of the procedure or related to the underlying pathogenesis of the dysphonia. This new classification should provide a general framework suited not only to classify the current techniques but also to easily apply and adapt to include new procedures and future developments as necessary. |
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