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What Sets Us Apart
Curriculum
Our Montessori curriculum is based on the teachings of Dr. Maria Montessori. Centred on self-directed activity, hands-on learning and collaborative play, the Montessori method develops independent thinking, motivation, persistence and discipline by allowing children to respond to their natural drive to work and learn.
Early Childhood Educators
Our dedicated and passionate early childhood educators deliver an innovative, engaging and proven curriculum that ignites a love of learning and inspires and encourages individuality in every Manotick child. Their nurturing and attentive approach offers each child a home-away-from-home experience.
Communication
Two-way communication is important. Monthly newsletters, report cards, parent interviews, open houses and our proprietary app (BrightPath Connect™) are designed to increase the interaction between our centres and families.
Nutrition
Children need nutrition to grow in both mind and body. Believing that food choices throughout childhood fuel life long eating habits, our menu is crafted by a Registered Nutritionist, is prepared in-house daily and reflects those beliefs.
Welcome to Manotick Montessori
Manotick Montessori is much different than the traditional school model. Directresses are trained to support the children as they learn through their interactions with a carefully prepared and maintained learning environment. The classrooms are arranged according to subject areas (practical life, sensorial, cultural, language and math). Traditional Montessori materials are used throughout the day and are made of natural materials (wood, metal, glass) and encourage the child to focus on one skill or concept at a time. Before the age of six, a child learns through all of their senses from direct contact with the environment around them. Because all the materials in a Montessori classroom are manipulative, children learn in a very “hands-on” concrete way before being expected to learn abstractly. Children are free to move around the room and choose the work that they wish to do; in this way children learn at their own pace and are not pushed ahead or held back to fit into a pre-determined curriculum. Another important principle of the Montessori philosophy is that children also learn by observing and teaching others. A co-operative atmosphere rather than a competitive one is encouraged in the classroom. Over time, the children learn to make responsible choices for their learning and show others the love and respect that is shown to them by their instructors. |
Q:
How to change label to original text after it's been changed with a function in Swift?
I have a button that changes a text view when it's pressed, I want it to do the changed text to be switched into the original text when the button is pressed again.
My Code:
//An IBOutlet for the textview
@IBOutlet weak var changingText: UITextView!
//The button that changed the text
@IBAction func viewChangedText(sender: AnyObject) {
changingText.text = "Changed Text"
}
Now I want the text changed back when the button is pressed again.
Note: The original text is in in the storyboard, and if possible. could you help me change the button's text to "View" when the original text is there and change the button's text to "Hide" when the changed text is there.
A:
var didChange = false
@IBOutlet weak var changingText: UITextView!
//The button that changed the text
@IBAction func viewChangedText(sender: AnyObject) {
didChange = !didChange
if didChange {
changingText.text = "Changed Text"
}else{
changingText.text = "Original text"
}
}
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name: "FresnelCos"
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name: "y"
type_attr: "T"
}
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name: "T"
type: "type"
allowed_values {
list {
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op {
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input_arg {
name: "x"
type_attr: "T"
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output_arg {
name: "y"
type_attr: "T"
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name: "T"
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Q:
How to send asynchronous call to application insights (AZURE)
We have set up application insights (Azure) and the script is added to the project. I have noticed that sometimes this request is overlapping with the page's ajax request.
A:
Have confirmed with app insights team, actually the data(track or others) is sent to application insights backend async.
Here is his feedback:
The actual process of sending telemetry items to backend is done async. 'TrackXXX"
calls result in items being stored in-memory and are sent async, in batches.
Hope it helps.
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Coxsackie virus infection of the placenta associated with neurodevelopmental delays in the newborn.
To determine if viral infection of the placenta was associated with long-term neurodevelopmental delays in the newborn. Placental tissue from seven newborn infants with severe respiratory failure and subsequent neurodevelopmental abnormalities as well as ten normal controls and five cases of known placental infection (cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex virus, and parvovirus) were tested by in situ hybridization or reverse transcriptase in situ polymerase chain reaction (PCR) for adenovirus, coxsackie virus, cytomegalovirus, Epstein Barr virus, herpes simplex virus, influenza A virus, picornavirus, polyoma virus, parvovirus, respiratory syncytial virus, rotavirus, and varicella zoster virus. Coxsackie virus RNA was detected in six of the seven cases, and in none of the ten normal controls or five cases with known viral infection. Viral RNA localized primarily to the Hofbauer cells and trophoblasts of the terminal villi. Immunohistochemical analysis for the coxsackie virus antigen VP1 yielded equivalent results. In utero coxsackie virus of the placenta is associated with the development of severe respiratory failure and central nervous system sequelae in the newborn. This underscores the importance of detailed pathologic and viral examination of the placenta in cases of systemic illness in the newborn. |
The aim of this study is to identify those processes by which afferent sensory information regulates cerebral development, and thus modifies the potential of the brain. The visual system of the chick offers an ideal experimental model in which to dissect out various parameters and identify their individual contributions. In previous studies we have shown that the metabolism of cerebral macromolecules is promptly reduced by monocular visual deprivation and that this effect may be mediated by the vascular system. It is planned to examine cerebral blood flow and the status of the blood- brain barrier in young chicks receiving a different visual input into each eye. We will look for selective changes in the penetrability of substances into the brain and for asymmetry of data from paired brain regions of each bird. We will examine the extent to which any impairments found can be reversed. Such relatively short-term changes may lead to more permanent morphological variations and thus ultimately determine the characteristic behavior of an organism. We also propose to study the development and extent of and possible physiological modulation of the distal axoplasmic transport of materials in the optic pathway. |
Q:
Is there a way to disallow robots crawling through IIS Management Console for entire site
Can I do the same as robots.txt through IIS settings?
Telling
User-agent: * Disallow: /
in host header or through web.config?
A:
No this is not a specified way. Either have the robots.txt or the HTML-Meta-Tag as described in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meta_element#The_robots_attribute
There are only these two options available.
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package com.babylonhx.postprocess.renderpipeline;
/**
* ...
* @author Krtolica Vujadin
*/
@:expose('BABYLON.PostProcessRenderPipelineManager') class PostProcessRenderPipelineManager {
private var _renderPipelines:Map<String, PostProcessRenderPipeline>;
public function new() {
this._renderPipelines = new Map();
}
public function addPipeline(renderPipeline:PostProcessRenderPipeline) {
this._renderPipelines[renderPipeline._name] = renderPipeline;
}
public function attachCamerasToRenderPipeline(renderPipelineName:String, cameras:Dynamic, unique:Bool = false) {
var renderPipeline:PostProcessRenderPipeline = this._renderPipelines[renderPipelineName];
if (renderPipeline == null) {
return;
}
renderPipeline._attachCameras(cameras, unique);
}
public function detachCamerasFromRenderPipeline(renderPipelineName:String, cameras:Dynamic) {
var renderPipeline:PostProcessRenderPipeline = this._renderPipelines[renderPipelineName];
if (renderPipeline == null) {
return;
}
renderPipeline._detachCameras(cameras);
}
public function enableEffectInPipeline(renderPipelineName:String, renderEffectName:String, cameras:Dynamic) {
var renderPipeline:PostProcessRenderPipeline = this._renderPipelines[renderPipelineName];
if (renderPipeline == null) {
return;
}
renderPipeline._enableEffect(renderEffectName, cameras);
}
public function disableEffectInPipeline(renderPipelineName:String, renderEffectName:String, cameras:Dynamic) {
var renderPipeline:PostProcessRenderPipeline = this._renderPipelines[renderPipelineName];
if (renderPipeline == null) {
return;
}
renderPipeline._disableEffect(renderEffectName, cameras);
}
public function update() {
for (renderPipelineName in this._renderPipelines.keys()) {
if (this._renderPipelines[renderPipelineName] != null) {
var pipeline = this._renderPipelines[renderPipelineName];
if (!pipeline.isSupported) {
pipeline.dispose();
this._renderPipelines[renderPipelineName] = null;
}
else {
pipeline._update();
}
}
}
}
public function _rebuild() {
for (renderPipelineName in this._renderPipelines.keys()) {
if (this._renderPipelines[renderPipelineName] != null) {
var pipeline = this._renderPipelines[renderPipelineName];
pipeline._rebuild();
}
}
}
public function dispose() {
for (renderPipelineName in this._renderPipelines.keys()) {
if (this._renderPipelines[renderPipelineName] != null) {
var pipeline = this._renderPipelines[renderPipelineName];
pipeline.dispose();
}
}
}
}
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My #abs will start to disappear soon, No flexing still got some abs. 😄❤️ going to #7weeks My Pregnancy has been good to me; no morning sickness, no dizziness, no throwing up, I don’t get too hungry, not a lot of cravings. I actually don’t feel pregnant 😂 still hard to believe (I only get sleepy more than usual) 🤣 ❤️ #fitmommy #gym #workout #dedication #babyontheway #OctoberBaby |
Q:
Differential Equation RLC circuit analysis.
RLC circuit analysis
I am stuck solving this problem. I've attached the question and my solution. My particular solution seems to cancel!
Thanks in advance for the help!
A:
The problem is that your "guess" fits the general form of a homogeneous solution. Since it's a solution to the homogeneous problem, plugging it in on the left side gives you zero.
The solution to this problem is to modify your particular solution. Use
$$
i_p(t) = Ate^{-10t}
$$
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If you would like this card sent directly from the studio for no extra charge we can write a personalised note and pop it in the post for you. Just pop a little note when at checkout and make sure that your shipping address is correct!
Stella the sausage dog is a popular instagram star, she is one of our pet portrait commissions and looked so cute and adorable we had to have her in our collection! She has been given a christmassy twist with the addition of some antlers in gold foiling detail. |
Q:
How to execute netsh command from Golang on Windows
How to execute
netsh
command from Golang which requires "run as Admin"?
err1 := exec.Command("netsh", "interface ipv6 set privacy state=disable").Run()
fmt.Printf("Exec1 err: %+v\n", err1)
A:
Try exec.Command("netsh", "interface", "ipv6", "set", "privacy", "state=disable").Run()
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Q:
Exibir uma string em um campo de texto que está bloqueado para edição
Desenvolvi um chat cliente-servidor e estou incrementando algumas funções para deixa-lo mais apresentável e completo. Uma coisa que ainda não sei como faz é exibir uma string dentro de um campo de texto.
Assim que eu executo o programa, peço para que o usuário digite seu nome em campo de diálogo e armazeno em uma string.
Gostaria que essa string fosse mostrada em um campo de texto (abaixo a foto do chat e do respectivo campo onde quero que seja mostrado a String nome).
A:
Você não forneceu um exemplo Mínimo, Completo e Verificável, mas nos testes que fiz, não houve problema algum utilizar settext() para definir o texto do JTextField, mesmo que esteja bloqueado pra edição:
O fato do campo estar bloqueado para edição ou até mesmo esteja desativado não impede de ser inserido/alterado/apagado texto nele, desde que seja feito programaticamente.
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package gostub
import (
"fmt"
"reflect"
)
// Stub replaces the value stored at varToStub with stubVal.
// varToStub must be a pointer to the variable. stubVal should have a type
// that is assignable to the variable.
func Stub(varToStub interface{}, stubVal interface{}) *Stubs {
return New().Stub(varToStub, stubVal)
}
// StubFunc replaces a function variable with a function that returns stubVal.
// funcVarToStub must be a pointer to a function variable. If the function
// returns multiple values, then multiple values should be passed to stubFunc.
// The values must match be assignable to the return values' types.
func StubFunc(funcVarToStub interface{}, stubVal ...interface{}) *Stubs {
return New().StubFunc(funcVarToStub, stubVal...)
}
type envVal struct {
val string
ok bool
}
// Stubs represents a set of stubbed variables that can be reset.
type Stubs struct {
// stubs is a map from the variable pointer (being stubbed) to the original value.
stubs map[reflect.Value]reflect.Value
origEnv map[string]envVal
}
// New returns Stubs that can be used to stub out variables.
func New() *Stubs {
return &Stubs{
stubs: make(map[reflect.Value]reflect.Value),
origEnv: make(map[string]envVal),
}
}
// Stub replaces the value stored at varToStub with stubVal.
// varToStub must be a pointer to the variable. stubVal should have a type
// that is assignable to the variable.
func (s *Stubs) Stub(varToStub interface{}, stubVal interface{}) *Stubs {
v := reflect.ValueOf(varToStub)
stub := reflect.ValueOf(stubVal)
// Ensure varToStub is a pointer to the variable.
if v.Type().Kind() != reflect.Ptr {
panic("variable to stub is expected to be a pointer")
}
if _, ok := s.stubs[v]; !ok {
// Store the original value if this is the first time varPtr is being stubbed.
s.stubs[v] = reflect.ValueOf(v.Elem().Interface())
}
// *varToStub = stubVal
v.Elem().Set(stub)
return s
}
// StubFunc replaces a function variable with a function that returns stubVal.
// funcVarToStub must be a pointer to a function variable. If the function
// returns multiple values, then multiple values should be passed to stubFunc.
// The values must match be assignable to the return values' types.
func (s *Stubs) StubFunc(funcVarToStub interface{}, stubVal ...interface{}) *Stubs {
funcPtrType := reflect.TypeOf(funcVarToStub)
if funcPtrType.Kind() != reflect.Ptr ||
funcPtrType.Elem().Kind() != reflect.Func {
panic("func variable to stub must be a pointer to a function")
}
funcType := funcPtrType.Elem()
if funcType.NumOut() != len(stubVal) {
panic(fmt.Sprintf("func type has %v return values, but only %v stub values provided",
funcType.NumOut(), len(stubVal)))
}
return s.Stub(funcVarToStub, FuncReturning(funcPtrType.Elem(), stubVal...).Interface())
}
// FuncReturning creates a new function with type funcType that returns results.
func FuncReturning(funcType reflect.Type, results ...interface{}) reflect.Value {
var resultValues []reflect.Value
for i, r := range results {
var retValue reflect.Value
if r == nil {
// We can't use reflect.ValueOf(nil), so we need to create the zero value.
retValue = reflect.Zero(funcType.Out(i))
} else {
// We cannot simply use reflect.ValueOf(r) as that does not work for
// interface types, as reflect.ValueOf receives the dynamic type, which
// is the underlying type. e.g. for an error, it may *errors.errorString.
// Instead, we make the return type's expected interface value using
// reflect.New, and set the data to the passed in value.
tempV := reflect.New(funcType.Out(i))
tempV.Elem().Set(reflect.ValueOf(r))
retValue = tempV.Elem()
}
resultValues = append(resultValues, retValue)
}
return reflect.MakeFunc(funcType, func(_ []reflect.Value) []reflect.Value {
return resultValues
})
}
// Reset resets all stubbed variables back to their original values.
func (s *Stubs) Reset() {
for v, originalVal := range s.stubs {
v.Elem().Set(originalVal)
}
s.resetEnv()
}
// ResetSingle resets a single stubbed variable back to its original value.
func (s *Stubs) ResetSingle(varToStub interface{}) {
v := reflect.ValueOf(varToStub)
originalVal, ok := s.stubs[v]
if !ok {
panic("cannot reset variable as it has not been stubbed yet")
}
v.Elem().Set(originalVal)
}
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President Trump may be waffling on his vow to boost background checks, after a talk with National Rifle Association boss Wayne LaPierre this week.
Please, Mr. President: Don’t. You’d be making a big mistake — for the nation as well as your reelection campaign.
Reports say that Trump told LaPierre “universal background checks” were “off the table,” and LaPierre was pleased.
According to a New York Times story Tuesday quoting White House sources, Trump assured LaPierre that “he was not interested in legislation establishing universal background checks and that his focus would be on the mental health of the gunmen, not their guns.”
The president himself argued that “we already have very serious background checks.” He said he didn’t “want to take away people’s Second Amendment rights.”
And over the weekend, he warned of gun control’s “slippery slope” and stressed the need to keep guns out of the hands of people who are unfit to own them.
All of which has drawn alarm and criticism from those worried he might backpedal on the promises he made after the El Paso and Dayton shootings.
“We cannot let those killed in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, die in vain,” he said back then. “Republicans and Democrats must come together and get strong background checks.”
Don’t give up on Trump yet: He did, after all, acknowledge “loopholes” in the current background-check system and insisted he’ll plug them: “I have an appetite for background checks,” he said, noting that he’s working with Democrats and Republicans to fill in “some of the loopholes.”
That’s encouraging, but the nation has heard promises on gun control before — only to be let down.
Let’s be honest: Background checks don’t come close to the exaggerated claim that Uncle Sam wants to take away people’s guns. Rather, they’re a sensible way to do what Trump says he wants to do — keep dangerous weapons from criminals and others who shouldn’t own guns. That’s why polls show deep public support for them.
LaPierre and his group oppose even the slightest gun restrictions so they can be seen as fierce warriors to their members (and donors). They are the ones who warn about the “slippery slope.”
But it’s an unreasonable fear. Besides, Trump should understand that the NRA doesn’t speak for most Americans — maybe not even most of his base.
He should also know this: If he backs off “meaningful” checks, he won’t just be doing the nation a disservice; as his own daughter, Ivanka, suggested, according to The Atlantic, he’ll be missing a chance to sign a “historic” document, and maybe win positive media attention for a change.
Surely Trump wouldn’t be opposed to that, right? |
Water is a human right. But, the United States has a water affordability problem. In places like Detroit, Baltimore, and other cities, families unable to afford their water bills have their water shut off. When this happens, kids can't bathe, people can't wash dishes, and grandparents can't flush their toilets. The Human Utility is non-profit organization providing help to families and makes sure they always have running water at home. |
DogeCar Social Pit Crew – NYC and LA! Such Party So Dogecoin |
Portland is one the most under-rated cities in America, possibly because travellers rarely make it this far northwest. The many city parks and gardens make it a delightfully green city with a pleasant, almost northern-European climate, something that has contributed to its reputation as the “Rose Capital of America”.
Portland has a growing reputation as a culinary centre, and combined with having played a proud role in America’s micro-brewery revolution, it is a great place for a few nights on the town. The many diverse museums plus the city’s proximity to the wonderful open spaces and natural attractions of the Pacific Northwest region make it the perfect base from which to explore.
Where you stay is the heart of your holiday. Location reigns supreme but do you prefer resort facilities or unique and boutique? Historic and old world or modern and shiny?
We aim to present choices across the spectrum but there are many hundreds of places to stay
and not room to feature them all. Do speak to your Bon Voyage travel consultant and click the
video for our take on this important topic.
We would rate the Bellagio as one of the best hotels we have ever stayed in.
Fabulous, glitzy, exciting. We loved having breakfast at the poolside
café... one of our best experiences ever. If it hadn't been for you we
wouldn't have had the suite or cabana and we loved them. We both agreed
that the hotel was the best for us and you had suggested that so well done!
Leonore & Mike Rumford
Hotel Fifty
Set in an enviable location in the city of Portland, where the downtown meets the river. |
CONDITIONS WE CAN HELP WITH...
Bloating
It is well recognised that a good diet is of little value unless the food that is eaten is absorbed properly. We are what we absorb rather than 'you are what you eat'. Poor digestion and absorption of food can lead to malnutrition and ill-health. There are many causes of malabsorption of food including: lack of acidity in the stomach, pancreatic and bile insufficiency, inflammation of the small intestine, bacterial infection of the bowel and diarrhoea. Symptoms that are associated with malabsorption may be: bloatedness, wind, burping, nausea, abdominal pain and abdominal spasms.
Your nutritional therapist can identify what may be causing your symptoms and adjust your diet accordingly so that your gastro-intestinal tract is running more efficiently and your body is getting the nutrients it needs in order to function well.Back
I have been consulting Nutrition Mission for a problem with an underactive thyroid and the advice and recommendations I have received have been excellent. Also Nutrition Mission's enthusiasm and positivity have had a good influence on me. |
package org.broadinstitute.hellbender.utils.codecs.sampileup;
import htsjdk.samtools.SAMUtils;
import htsjdk.samtools.util.StringUtil;
import htsjdk.tribble.Feature;
import org.apache.commons.lang.ArrayUtils;
import org.broadinstitute.hellbender.utils.Utils;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;
import java.util.stream.Stream;
/**
* A tribble feature representing a SAM pileup.
*
* Allows intake of simple mpileups. Simple pileup features will contain only basic information, no reconstructed reads.
*
* @author Danil Gomez-Sanchez (magiDGS)
*/
public class SAMPileupFeature implements Feature {
// genomic location
private final String contig;
private final int position;
// reference base
private final byte refBase;
// list of pileup elements
private final List<SAMPileupElement> pileupElements;
SAMPileupFeature(final String contig, final int position, final byte refBase, final List<SAMPileupElement> pileupElements) {
Utils.nonNull(pileupElements);
this.contig = contig;
this.position = position;
this.refBase = refBase;
this.pileupElements = pileupElements;
}
@Override
@Deprecated
public String getChr() {
return getContig();
}
@Override
public String getContig() {
return contig;
}
@Override
public int getStart() {
return position;
}
@Override
public int getEnd() {
return position;
}
/**
* Returns pile of obseved qualities over the genomic location
*
* Note: this call costs O(n) and allocates fresh array each time
*/
public String getQualsString() {
return SAMUtils.phredToFastq(getBaseQuals());
}
/**
* Returns pile of observed bases over the genomic location.
*
* Note: this call costs O(n) and allocates fresh array each time
*/
public String getBasesString() {
return StringUtil.bytesToString(getBases());
}
/**
* Returns the reference basse
*/
public byte getRef() {
return refBase;
}
/**
* Return the number of observed bases over the genomic location
*/
public int size() {
return pileupElements.size();
}
/**
* Format in a samtools-like string.
* Each line represents a genomic position, consisting of chromosome name, coordinate,
* reference base, read bases and read qualities
*/
public String getPileupString() {
// In the pileup format,
return String.format("%s %s %c %s %s",
getContig(), getStart(), // chromosome name and coordinate
getRef(), // reference base
getBasesString(),
getQualsString());
}
/**
* Gets the bases in byte array form
*
* Note: this call costs O(n) and allocates fresh array each time
*/
public byte[] getBases() {
final List<Byte> bases = getBasesStream().collect(Collectors.toList());
return ArrayUtils.toPrimitive(bases.toArray(new Byte[bases.size()]));
}
/**
* Gets the PHRED base qualities.
*
* Note: this call costs O(n) and allocates fresh array each time
*/
public byte[] getBaseQuals() {
final List<Byte> quals = getQualsStream().collect(Collectors.toList());
return ArrayUtils.toPrimitive(quals.toArray(new Byte[quals.size()]));
}
/**
* Get the bases as a stream
*/
public Stream<Byte> getBasesStream() {
return pileupElements.stream().map(SAMPileupElement::getBase);
}
/**
* Get the qualities as a stream
*/
public Stream<Byte> getQualsStream() {
return pileupElements.stream().map(SAMPileupElement::getBaseQuality);
}
}
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The present disclosure relates to an image forming apparatus.
In general, an image forming apparatus such as a copy machine or a multifunction peripheral is capable of executing a continuous copy process. The continuous copy process is executed during a period from occurrence of a predetermined start event to occurrence of an end event.
For example, the start event is an event in which a predetermined start operation is performed on an operation portion. The end event is, for example, an event in which a sensor provided to a document sheet tray of an automatic document feeder comes to be in a state of not detecting any document sheet, or an event in which a predetermined end operation is performed on the operation portion.
In the continuous copy process, an image reading portion sequentially reads images of a plurality of pages of document sheets, and sequentially outputs a plurality of page image data pieces indicating the respective images of the document sheets. Then, an image forming portion executes a page printing process of forming, on sheets, the images indicated by the plurality of respective page image data pieces.
In addition, it is known that, in a case where the image reading portion continuously reads an image of the same page of the document sheets during the continuous copy process, the image forming apparatus outputs an alert message and stops the copy process. |
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// <copyright file="DeblockFilter.cs" company="HandBrake Project (http://handbrake.fr)">
// This file is part of the HandBrake source code - It may be used under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
// </copyright>
// <summary>
// Defines the DeblockFilter type.
// </summary>
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
namespace HandBrakeWPF.ViewModelItems.Filters
{
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Globalization;
using System.Linq;
using Caliburn.Micro;
using HandBrake.Interop.Interop;
using HandBrake.Interop.Interop.HbLib;
using HandBrake.Interop.Interop.Model.Encoding;
using HandBrakeWPF.Model.Filters;
using HandBrakeWPF.Services.Encode.Model;
using HandBrakeWPF.Services.Presets.Model;
using HandBrakeWPF.Services.Scan.Model;
using Action = System.Action;
public class DeblockFilter : PropertyChangedBase
{
public static readonly string Off = "off";
public static readonly string Custom = "custom";
private readonly Action triggerTabChanged;
public DeblockFilter(EncodeTask currentTask, Action triggerTabChanged)
{
this.triggerTabChanged = triggerTabChanged;
this.CurrentTask = currentTask;
this.SetPresets();
this.SetTunes();
}
public EncodeTask CurrentTask { get; private set; }
public object Presets { get; set; }
public object Tunes { get; set; }
public bool ShowDeblockTune => this.SelectedPreset != null && this.SelectedPreset.Key != Off && this.SelectedPreset.Key != Custom;
public bool ShowDeblockCustom => this.SelectedPreset != null && this.SelectedPreset.Key == Custom;
public FilterPreset SelectedPreset
{
get => this.CurrentTask.DeblockPreset;
set
{
if (Equals(value, this.CurrentTask.DeblockPreset)) return;
this.CurrentTask.DeblockPreset = value;
this.NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => this.SelectedPreset);
this.NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => this.ShowDeblockTune);
this.NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => this.ShowDeblockCustom);
this.triggerTabChanged();
}
}
public FilterTune SelectedTune
{
get => this.CurrentTask.DeblockTune;
set
{
if (Equals(value, this.CurrentTask.DeblockTune)) return;
this.CurrentTask.DeblockTune = value;
this.NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => this.SelectedTune);
this.triggerTabChanged();
}
}
public string CustomDeblock
{
get => this.CurrentTask.CustomDeblock;
set
{
if (value == this.CurrentTask.CustomDeblock) return;
this.CurrentTask.CustomDeblock = value;
this.NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => this.CustomDeblock);
}
}
public void SetPreset(Preset preset, EncodeTask task)
{
this.CurrentTask = task;
if (preset == null)
{
this.SelectedPreset = new FilterPreset(HandBrakeFilterHelpers.GetFilterPresets((int)hb_filter_ids.HB_FILTER_DEBLOCK).FirstOrDefault(s => s.ShortName == "off"));
this.CustomDeblock = string.Empty;
this.SelectedTune = null;
return;
}
this.SelectedPreset = preset.Task.DeblockPreset;
this.SelectedTune = preset.Task.DeblockTune;
this.CustomDeblock = preset.Task.CustomDeblock;
}
public void UpdateTask(EncodeTask task)
{
this.CurrentTask = task;
this.NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => this.SelectedPreset);
this.NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => this.SelectedTune);
this.NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => this.CustomDeblock);
this.NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => this.ShowDeblockTune);
this.NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => this.ShowDeblockCustom);
}
public bool MatchesPreset(Preset preset)
{
if (this.SelectedPreset?.Key != preset.Task?.DeblockPreset?.Key)
{
return false;
}
if (this.SelectedTune.Key != preset?.Task?.DeblockTune.Key)
{
return false;
}
if (this.CustomDeblock != preset?.Task?.CustomDeblock)
{
return false;
}
return true;
}
public void SetSource(Source source, Title title, Preset preset, EncodeTask task)
{
this.CurrentTask = task;
}
private void SetPresets()
{
BindingList<FilterPreset> presets = new BindingList<FilterPreset>();
foreach (HBPresetTune tune in HandBrakeFilterHelpers.GetFilterPresets((int)hb_filter_ids.HB_FILTER_DEBLOCK))
{
presets.Add(new FilterPreset(tune));
}
this.Presets = presets;
this.NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => this.Presets);
}
private void SetTunes()
{
BindingList<FilterTune> tunes = new BindingList<FilterTune>();
foreach (HBPresetTune tune in HandBrakeFilterHelpers.GetFilterTunes((int)hb_filter_ids.HB_FILTER_DEBLOCK))
{
tunes.Add(new FilterTune(tune));
}
this.Tunes = tunes;
this.NotifyOfPropertyChange(() => this.Tunes);
}
}
}
|
{
"extends": "../../tsconfigbase.test",
"include": ["src/*", "test/*"],
"references": [
{
"path": "../apputils"
},
{
"path": "../codeeditor"
},
{
"path": "../codemirror"
},
{
"path": "../coreutils"
},
{
"path": "../observables"
},
{
"path": "../rendermime"
},
{
"path": "../rendermime-interfaces"
},
{
"path": "../services"
},
{
"path": "../translation"
},
{
"path": "../ui-components"
},
{
"path": "."
},
{
"path": "../../testutils"
},
{
"path": "../apputils"
},
{
"path": "../codeeditor"
},
{
"path": "../codemirror"
},
{
"path": "../coreutils"
},
{
"path": "../observables"
},
{
"path": "../rendermime"
},
{
"path": "../rendermime-interfaces"
},
{
"path": "../services"
},
{
"path": "../translation"
},
{
"path": "../ui-components"
}
]
}
|
Former minor leaguer Morris Buttermaker is a lazy, beer swilling swimming pool cleaner who takes money to coach the Bears, a bunch of disheveled misfits who have virtually no baseball talent. Realizing his dilemma, Coach Buttermaker brings aboard girl pitching ace Amanda Whurlizer, the daughter of a former girlfriend, and Kelly Leak, a motorcycle punk who happens to be the best player around. Brimming with confidence, the Bears look to sweep into the championship game and avenge an earlier loss to their nemesis, the Yankees. Written by Rick Gregory <rag.apa@email.apa.org> |
When David Letterman announced his retirement last week everyone starting buzzing about his replacement. Of course, picks turn to those that already have a talk show many thought Ellen DeGeneres would be a great candidate to fill the "Late Show's" empty desk.
And while she was flattered with the proposal, the "Finding Nemo" star said that she loves her spot on daytime television. |
Take control of your network configuration
Automated Network Configuration Change Management
Network Configuration Manager is a multi vendor network change, configuration and compliance management (NCCM) solution for switches, routers, firewalls and other network devices. NCM helps automate and take total control of the entire life cycle of device configuration management.
Businesses today face huge losses due to network disasters. The most common causes of network disasters are faulty configuration changes, compliance violations and configuration conflicts. Such mishaps can be reverted and also avoided if network admins have enhanced visibility into their network and control over the change workflow.
Using Network Configuration Manager's user activity tracking, change management and configuration backup, you can make your network disaster-proof. Check out this video to learn how you can manage configurations, change and compliance using Network Configuration Manager. |
#!/usr/bin/env bash
./sbt-dist/bin/sbt "$@" |
Everyone must open arms and welcome the marinated fish tacos served inside corn tortillas with lime pickled vegetables and Mexico City style rice. This rice is as nice as its name. Yes. Yes. Yes. Read more
Private|Social, located in Uptown Dallas, is where the casual and upscale effortlessly mingle, creating an ideal setting for elegance with ease. While menu is chef-driven, it remains accessible to every palette and every wallet |
Studies are in progress on the membrane properties and contractile responses of intrafusal muscle fibers in isolated cat muscle spindles. Intracellular micropipettes are used for recording and current passage. Contractile responses are recorded through an inverted microscope with differential interference contrast, using high speed cinematography. Spontaneous miniature endplate potentials are also being recorded from intrafusal muscle fibers. These studies aim towards an understanding of how nuclear bag and nuclear chain fibers respond to their motor innervation and modify the response on sensory endings to muscle stretch. |
Nokia could launch a new smartwatch soon, according to its board of directors’ proposed amendments to the company’s constitution. The changes will add “consumer wearables” and “Internet of Things” devices to its list of Nokia’s |
Some comments on the concepts of dose and dose equivalent.
Although dose is the simplest and most widely used measurement of a radiation field, it does not always lead to an unambiguous estimate of response. This is reflected in the very wide range of relative biologic effectiveness (RBE) values for biological systems. The ambiguity arises from the focus on energy deposition as the source of biological effect, whether in macroscopic or microscopic volumes. The properties of the biological detector play a role equally important to the properties of the radiation field in their interaction. To predict even the most experimentally accessible biological response, cell killing, we must know the probability per unit path length for generating the observed end point. Especially for high LET radiations we need the action across sections and the particle-energy spectrum. No one parameter reduction of a radiation field can predict biological effect. For cell killing such a prediction can be made, however, from a two-parameter reduction of the interaction between the radiation field and a specific cell line and a specific ambience of the survival curve for the specific radiation field. The determination of these two parameters leads to a suggested new procedure for evaluating the dose equivalent. |
Electron microscopical morphology of cytoplasmic granules from horse eosinophil leucocytes.
The structure of specific granules from horse eosinophil leukocytes is still largely unknown. In this work, electron microscopical studies of horse eosinophils reveal that the large cytoplasmic granules contain an external membrane, a matrix of less density, and a dense (non crystalline) core. Round vacuolar inclusions of matrix materials were often observed within the cores. Horse eosinophil granules showed a considerable heterogeneity, and three morphological types could be identified according to structural features of the core and matrix. |
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#ifndef _TINYCLR_SYSTEM_XML_NATIVE_H_
#define _TINYCLR_SYSTEM_XML_NATIVE_H_
#include <TinyCLR_Runtime.h>
#include <TinyCLR_Checks.h>
#include <TinyCLR_Diagnostics.h>
#include <TinyCLR_Hardware.h>
#include <TinyCLR_Xml.h>
#include <TinyCLR_Version.h>
#include <system_xml_native.h>
#include <SPOT_native.h>
#include <CorLib_native.h>
#endif
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Lupus flares in two established end-stage renal disease patients with on-line hemodiafiltration during pregnancy - case series.
Many patients with established end-stage renal disease on maintenance dialysis as a result of lupus nephritis are young females in their reproductive years. We report two such patients dialyzed with on-line hemodiafiltration who developed reactivation of lupus disease activity only when they conceived after initial systemic lupus erythematosus burnout. We believe that the flare was triggered by both efficient dialysis and hormonal changes during pregnancy. The flares were treated with oral corticosteroids with an excellent response. Both patients had live births but delivered preterm. |
Expression of XMyoD protein in early Xenopus laevis embryos.
A monoclonal antibody specific for Xenopus MyoD (XMyoD) has been characterized and used to describe the pattern of expression of this myogenic factor in early frog development. The antibody recognizes an epitope close to the N terminus of the products of both XMyoD genes, but does not bind XMyf5 or XMRF4, the other two myogenic factors that have been described in Xenopus. It reacts in embryo extracts only with XMyoD, which is extensively phosphorylated in the embryo. The distribution of XMyoD protein, seen in sections and whole-mounts, and by immunoblotting, closely follows that of XMyoD mRNA. XMyoD protein accumulates in nuclei of the future somitic mesoderm from the middle of gastrulation. In neurulae and tailbud embryos it is expressed specifically in the myotomal cells of the somites. XMyoD is in the nucleus of apparently every cell in the myotomes. It accumulates first in the anterior somitic mesoderm, and its concentration then declines in anterior somites from the tailbud stage onwards. |
Adult subglottiscope for laser surgery.
A subglottiscope for use in adult men and women has been developed for microlaryngeal laser operations in the subglottic region of the larynx. The tip has been designed to facilitate exposure of the subglottis and upper trachea in both short-necked and long-necked individuals. A smoke evacuation channel has been included, as has a nonreflective finish. Finally, a port for jet ventilation has been added to facilitate use of this anesthetic technique when indicated. The authors have used the prototypes of these subglottiscopes on six patients, four women and two men, and have found the exposure of subglottic and upper tracheal lesions to be improved over that obtained with existing microlaryngoscopes. |
Q:
What is your prefered way to return XML from an ActionMethod in Asp.net MVC?
I am displaying charts that load the data asynchronously because the searches are the work to fetch the data is quite heavy. The data has to be return as XML to make the chart library happy.
My ActionMethods return a ContentResult with the type set as text/xml. I build my Xml using Linq to XML and call ToString. This works fine but it's not ideal to test.
I have another idea to achieve this which would be to return a view that builds my XML using the XSLT View engine.
I am curious and I always try to do the things "the right way". So how are you guys handling such scenarios?
Do you implement a different ViewEngine (like xslt) to build your XML or do you Build your XML inside your controller (Or the service that serves your controller)?
EDIT :
Since I need this to pass the data to a Charting Library, I have to follow their xml structure. Their notation is not the way i want to build my model classes at all. That's why I build the XML myself using Linq to XML and wonder if a template would be better.
Simple serialization is not what I look for
A:
Write a custom action result:
public class XmlActionResult : ActionResult
{
public XmlActionResult(object data)
{
Data = data;
}
public object Data { get; private set; }
public override void ExecuteResult(ControllerContext context)
{
context.HttpContext.Response.ContentType = "text/xml";
// TODO: Use your preferred xml serializer
// to serialize the model to the response stream :
// context.HttpContext.Response.OutputStream
}
}
And in your controller action:
public ActionResult Index()
{
var model = _repository.GetModel();
return new XmlActionResult(model);
}
|
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using Android.App;
using Android.Content;
using Android.OS;
using Android.Runtime;
using Android.Views;
using Android.Widget;
using Xamarin.Forms;
using Xamarin.Forms.ControlGallery.Android;
using Xamarin.Forms.Controls.Issues;
using Xamarin.Forms.Platform.Android;
using AView = Android.Views.View;
[assembly: ExportRenderer(typeof(Bugzilla38989._38989CustomViewCell), typeof(_38989CustomViewCellRenderer))]
namespace Xamarin.Forms.ControlGallery.Android
{
public class _38989CustomViewCellRenderer : Xamarin.Forms.Platform.Android.ViewCellRenderer
{
protected override AView GetCellCore(Cell item, AView convertView, ViewGroup parent, Context context)
{
var nativeView = convertView;
if (nativeView == null)
nativeView = (context.GetActivity()).LayoutInflater.Inflate(Resource.Layout.Layout38989, null);
return nativeView;
}
}
} |
Entangled complexity: why complex interventions are just not complicated enough.
The shift of health care burden from acute to chronic conditions is strongly linked to lifestyle and behaviour. As a consequence, health services are attempting to develop strategies and interventions that can attend to the complex interactions of social and biological factors that shape both. In this paper we trace one of the most influential incarnations of this 'turn to the complex': the Medical Research Council (MRC) guidance on developing and evaluating complex interventions. Through an analysis of the key publications, and drawing on social scientific approaches to what might constitute complexity in this context, we suggest that such initiatives need to adjust their conceptualisation of 'the complex'. We argue that complexity needs to be understood as a dynamic, ecological system rather than a stable, albeit complicated, arrangement of individual elements. Crucially, in contrast to the experimental logic embedded in the MRC guidance, we question whether the Randomised Controlled Trial (RCT) is the most appropriate method through which to engage with complexity and establish reliable evidence of the effectiveness of complex interventions. |
The purpose of this project is to investigate the nervous control of secretion from the submucosal glands of the canine trachea using a new in vivo method to isolate and quantitate submucosal gland fluid secretion. I will use this new technique to study the nervous pathways and reflex mechanisms involved in the control of submucosal gland secretion into the canine airway. I will also collect submucosal gland fluid using micropuncture techniques and measure the electrolyte and protein content of the fluid. I will correlate any changes which occur in the concentrations of electrolytes and proteins with nervous stimuli. I will also try to correlate changes in electrolyte concentrations in the fluid with my previous investigations of active ion transport and electrical properties in the canine tracheal epithelium. |
[Bioelectrical properties and ultrastructure of vascular smooth muscle cells in tissue culture].
Intracellular recording was performed in tissue culture of the rabbit vena portae from the smooth muscle cells (SMC) with spontaneous discharges. In inactive SMC the dischartges could be elicited by hyperpolarizing current. The membrane potentials and the input impedance of the SMC decreased with the growth of osmolarity of extracellular medium. The cells were identified as those of smooth muscle on the ground of electronmicroscopic studies. Cellular contacts of nexus type existed between adjacent SMC. |
When grocery shopping, everyone has a natural habit of picking and choosing the most aesthetically pleasing fruits and vegetables. However, sometimes the less attractive produce is equally as healthy and delicious.
Supermarket food that is not purchased, often for superficial reasons, is thrown out, which creates food waste. To help reduce this problem, a successful Canadian supermarket retailer is selling its imperfect produce at lesser prices. Fruits and vegetables that are misshapen or considered “ugly,” but are otherwise good, are being sold on sale at Loblaws, Canada’s largest supermarket chain.
This clever campaign is an intelligent way to raise awareness of the dangers of excessive food waste. Discarded food fills up landfills and decomposes causing the emission of greenhouse gases like methane, which is toxic to our environment.
The campaign is also a way to help consumers save money on produce that is equal in nutrition to more “attractive” produce. |
A Brillouin analysis sensor is a fibre optic distributed sensor that can measure changes in the local strain and/or temperature conditions of an optical sensing fibre through analysis of the Brillouin frequency of the sensing fibre at any point. The sensing fibre is usually attached to or embedded in a host material and is used to measure the strain and/or temperature conditions of the host. Both strain and temperature cause a shift in the Brillouin frequency. Position is determined by the round-trip transit time of the optical signal in the fibre. Reference herein to a Brillouin analysis sensor system shall mean a Brillouin analysis sensor plus an optical sensing fibre.
A Brillouin analysis sensor system operates on the principle of Brillouin amplification. In a Brillouin amplifier, a signal (or Stokes) light wave propagating in one direction experiences optical gain if its frequency falls within the Brillouin gain profile of the amplifier pump wave propagating in the opposite direction. The Stokes wave experiences gain (with a corresponding loss from the pump) in accordance with the Brillouin gain profile. The power in either wave may be monitored to determine the Brillouin gain profile; if the Stokes wave is chosen to be monitored then the system is said to operate in Brillouin gain mode (as any interaction causes an increase in the Stokes wave). Otherwise, it is said to operate in Brillouin loss mode.
Two lasers may be used to generate the two lightwaves, in which case the frequency difference between them is maintained and controlled by a control loop (often a phase-locked loop). Alternatively, a single laser source may be used and a second lightwave generated from it by optical frequency modulation (using an electronic signal of the desired frequency).
One type of Brillouin analysis sensor is a Brillouin Optical Time Domain Analysis (“BOTDA”) system. To obtain spatial information in a BOTDA system, one of the two light waves is pulsed by an electro-optic modulator (EOM) driven by an electronic pulse generator, while the intensity of the other light wave is monitored as a function of time elapsed (i.e. in the time domain) since the generation of the pulse. In this way position, z, is determined from the time-of-flight, t, as z=ct/2n, where c is the speed of light and n is the group index of refraction of the fibre. The intensity of the interaction (either gain or loss depending on which wave is monitored) is a function of the relative frequency difference between the two lasers. It is also a function of the gain profile of the fibre at the point of interaction, which moves (with the pulse) along the fibre. The frequency difference is swept over some range of frequencies of interest. Since frequency characteristics of the Brillouin profile are modified by the strain and temperature conditions of the sensing fibre, the local strain and temperature conditions can be inferred from a measurement of the Brillouin gain or loss profile. This profile is obtained by considering the Brillouin interaction at a given point in space as a function of frequency difference.
A second type of Brillouin analysis sensor is the Brillouin Optical Frequency Domain Analysis sensor (“BOFDA”). In frequency domain analysis, a sine-wave amplitude modulated light wave is used in place of the pulse modulated wave used in BOTDA. Measurements are carried out in the frequency domain by sweeping this modulation frequency and measuring the interaction with the cw wave. The frequency domain data can be mathematically transformed to the time domain to obtain the positional information which is the equivalent of the signal that would be obtained by BOTDA.
A third type of Brillouin analysis sensor is the Brillouin Optical Correlation Domain Analysis sensor (“BOCDA”). In correlation domain analysis both light waves are modulated and positional information is extracted from the correlation of the two signals. Correlation based sensors can have very high resolutions, although at the cost of limited overall sensing length.
Traditionally bright pulses have been used to interrogate the sensing fibre with BOTDA systems, however the use of dark pulses has recently been shown to have several advantages in terms of resolution, accuracy and speed.
BOTDA (and all other Brillouin analysis distributed sensors) require that the state of polarization (“SOP”) be matched (parallel) between the two light waves (pump and Stokes) at all locations in the sensing fibre. If the SOP is not matched, then the intensity of the Brillouin signal will fade at locations where the SOP is mismatched, resulting in amplitude noise and possibly locations in the sensor where the two SOPs are orthogonal and no signal can be obtained.
In prior art BOTDA sensor systems, the SOP can be kept aligned but only if special polarization-maintaining (“PM”) fibres are used as the sensing element. Such fibres have higher attenuation, are much more expensive and are more difficult to work with compared to standard single mode fibres (“SMF”).
If non-PM fibre (i.e. SMF) is used, then the state of polarization of the two lightwaves will vary with position (and possibly with time) along the fibre length. To deal with this situation, a prior art BOTDA system will often take multiple measurements on SMF, altering the lightwaves' relative polarization states between measurements, and using an average result. It has been shown that using averaged data from switching one of the waves between two orthogonal polarization states can reduce polarization fading, however the averaged signal will only be one half of the maximum Brillouin signal.
Alternatively, a set of measurements taken with three particular SOPs can improve this average to two thirds of the maximum, but requires at least triple the time to take data. Moreover, the devices typically used to alter the SOP in a BOTDA system have switching times which are slow enough to significantly add to the overall acquisition time of the sensor. Also, because the multiple measurements are made at different times, it is possible for changes to the conditions of the sensor (e.g. mechanical vibrations or motions) between measurements to alter the SOP so that the multiple measurements no longer average orthogonal SOPs, thus reducing the efficacy of polarization averaging methods.
BOTDA distributed sensor systems are therefore subject to polarization fading effects which require expensive PM fibre or polarization averaging schemes. |
This week's Fulmer Cupdate is brought to you by Boardmaster Brian. If your cellphone works better today than it usually does, thank him for letting major telecom companies use his penis as an antenna on select weekdays. When Reggie Nelson's babymaker is finally rented for similar duties, AT&T's service will finally be considered something close to "not horrible." Enjoy.
AUBURN. Backup quarterback Zeke Pike was arrested for public intox just after midnight on Sunday in Auburn, leading one to so many questions at once. How does one get arrested for public intoxication in Auburn, a town that's three blocks long and all but designed to fumble tipsy students back to campus? (Things roll uphill in Auburn: drunk students, Gene Chizik's career, etc.) Furthermore, how the hell does a football player get arrested for public intox in a a town that doubles as a tax dodge for skullduggerous logging magnates and football factory? And why on earth did the energetic Lee County prosecutors not add a public insurrection and treason charge to Pike's tally? When will we rally to the challenge posed by so-called "Americans" restricting the rights of those who wish to trod tipsily upon this fine land of ours as they like? WHEN, WE ASK?
There are no answers to these questions, but we do have one lonely point for the defending Fulmer Cup Champs. Barring a Ponzi scheme orchestrated by players working a boiler room set up in the Auburn football facilities, this appears to be twilight of the Tigers' reign as Fulmer Cup title holders. (This scenario? Entirely possible, especially if Trooper Taylor is waving a towel and talking to a nervous, gullible doctor over the PA.)
HAWAI'I. Alema Tachibana, arrested for DUI the second time in three months. We'd never drive drunk on an island, because there's always the possibility we're just going to floor it with the windows up, fall asleep at the wheel, and wake up driving on the shores of Australia. That's how the first settlers got there, after all, all seven of them in a waterlogged but still-running Nash Rambler. AC/DC doesn't remember any of it, but that's exactly how it all started, and don't bother searching this on Wikipedia it's full of internet lies.
Three points for a repeat offender charge and a DUI for the Warriors.
SOUTH CAROLINA. Not currently on the team, so former OL Kenny Davis' sexual assault charges do not count. |
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Select the tattoo product that interests you now; pick its specifications and characteristics (the quantity, color, size, etc.) and add it to the “Cart”. Go on shopping until you get you have marked all the goods you wish to order. Visiting the Checkout page, fill in the form, providing us your contact information that includes your name, country and address. Pick the way of payment that is more comfortable for you.
When planning to shop online at RightStuff tattoo store further, create your account. We never deal with any private information, giving it to the third persons. Thus, your privacy will be respected. |
Q:
Adding a ApplicationBarIconButton from Application.Resources in XAML
I have a ApplicationBarIconButton which I use repeatedly on multiple pages.
I want to be able to define the Click action in my Application C# file.
I have
<Application.Resources>
<shell:ApplicationBarIconButton
x:Key="AddLocationAppBarIconBut"
IconUri="/icons/appbar.add.rest.png"
Text="location"
Click="Add_Location_Event" />
in my App.xaml file and I want to load it into another page I have under
<phone:PhoneApplicationPage.ApplicationBar>
How do I go about this exactly?
Can I bind a click event to an event in my Application cs file?
A:
Unfortunately, you can't!
In full WPF framework, you'd be able to do something like this:
<phone:PhoneApplicationPage.ApplicationBar>
<shell:ApplicationBar>
<shell:ApplicationBar.Buttons>
<StaticResource ResourceKey="AddLocationAppBarIconBut" />
</shell:ApplicationBar.Buttons>
</shell:ApplicationBar>
</phone:PhoneApplicationPage.ApplicationBar>
The trick here is in the usage of StaticResource, but Silverlight doesn't have a backing class representation like that; you can only use the Markup Extension as {StaticResource AddLocationAppBarIconBut}, but this won't help you here!
What you can is define the full ApplicationBar object as a resource and then just call it on the page like this:
<phone:PhoneApplicationPage ApplicationBar="{StaticResource ApplicationBarResource}">
<!-- remaining code -->
<phone:PhoneApplicationPage />
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Recently, reinstalled Hardy in same partition and converted grub legacy
(in Hardy) to grub2 too. Of course the uuid for Hardy partition is
changed. Karmic is already in grub2, and when I update-grub (command in
grub2 is grub-mkconfig), to 'synchronize' grub.cfg (menu.lst in grub
legacy), the change in uuid number is not updated in Karmic. It does not
pose a problem to me as I had a 'first grub' partition to handle
booting. However, as in most cases where there is no 'first grub', it
may pose problems in booting up because grub, including grub legacy,
boots up using uuid numbers. I also wonder if grub legacy may have
similar issues. (I don't know now as I don't have any more grub legacy).
Thought you might want to watch out for it. Any comments on things I may
have missed before I send a bug report?
Regards,
Goh Lip |
Q:
How not to extract text when using \includesvg?
When using the includesvg macro that is provided by the svg package to include an svg image, all "text components" of the image (see the manual) are separated into a pdf_tex file (which is basically a tex file), while the rest of the image is converted into a pdf file.
Then the includesvg macro somehow merges the pdf file and the pdf_tex file at the place where the svg is included in the document, but the result of this isn't always that great, since when the text components are extracted from the svg files, the different font sizes of the different text components are lost and they will all get the same font size in the document they are included in.
So my question is: Is there any way when using the includesvg macro not to extract the text components into a pdf_tex file, but put it in the pdf file that is generated, in order to preserve the original appearance of the text?
I do realize that it is possible to manually open the svg file in Inkscape and save it as a pdf without using the PDF+LaTeX option and then include the pdf using the graphicx package, but I was looking for a way in which includesvg could do this work for you.
A:
Use the inkscapelatex=false option.
Behind the scenes, includesvg uses Inkscape's --export-latex option, which causes inkscape to generate a PDF without texts, and a LaTex snippet containing all texts, to be included in the document. This allows to put formulae in the SVG, and have them rendered by LaTex on top of the graphics. inkscapelatex=false disables this, causing the texts (and fonts, if i remember correctly) to be included int the PDF export.
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In ScrapSMART's American Flag History Collection CD, we've included images of every official American flag since the Continental Colors. (Did you know that historically, the United States has had over thirty flags?) You'll also find full-color posters celebrating the Pledge of Allegiance and the National Anthem, as well as a five-page resource guide listing facts and history about our beloved Old Glory. The next time you're put in charge of school history unit or fundraiser, print out the featured craft projects-they're perfect for decorating classrooms, hallways, display tables, or any place you want to show your American pride!
Print this collection of posters, clip art, and historical resources on paper to make homemade cards, organize educational presentations, or add a little patriotic flair to your scrapbook. Teachers, history buffs, government offices, and genealogical societies will find endless uses for them. |
Improved accuracy of low affinity protein-ligand equilibrium dissociation constants directly determined by electrospray ionization mass spectrometry.
There is continued interest in the determination by ESI-MS of equilibrium dissociation constants (K(D)) that accurately reflect the affinity of a protein-ligand complex in solution. Issues in the measurement of K(D) are compounded in the case of low affinity complexes. Here we present a K(D) measurement method and corresponding mathematical model dealing with both gas-phase dissociation (GPD) and aggregation. To this end, a rational mathematical correction of GPD (f(sat)) is combined with the development of an experimental protocol to deal with gas-phase aggregation. A guide to apply the method to noncovalent protein-ligand systems according to their kinetic behavior is provided. The approach is validated by comparing the K(D) values determined by this method with in-solution K(D) literature values. The influence of the type of molecular interactions and instrumental setup on f(sat) is examined as a first step towards a fine dissection of factors affecting GPD. The method can be reliably applied to a wide array of low affinity systems without the need for a reference ligand or protein. |
Q:
What is the correct place for Partial Views in ASP.NET MVC?
Would someone confirm the best place for a partial view in ASP.NET MVC?
My thinkings are if it's a global view that's going to be used in many places then SHARED.
If it's part of a view that's been wrapped up into a partial view to make code reading easier, then it should go into the Views/Controller directory
Am I correct or am I missing something?
A:
I believe you are correct. Here is an example of something I do, general navigation partial views in my Shared directory. and then a partial views for a specific Controller in the Views/[ControllerName] Directory.
A:
I think, you're absolutely right!
Views in the "Views/Shared" folder you can access from all controllers and actions. Views in the "Views/[ControllerName]" folder are for controller specific views only (even if there are possibilities to access them from other controllers).
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Biomarkers in cardiovascular medicine: towards precision medicine.
Biomarkers are noninvasive, inexpensive, highly reproducible tools that allow clinicians to quantify pathophysiological processes relevant to a specific disease. Although the concept of biomarker-guided precision medicine is still in its infancy once a specific cardiovascular diagnosis is established, biomarker guidance has become the standard of care in the early diagnosis of acute cardiovascular disease in patients presenting to the emergency department with common symptoms such as acute chest pain or acute dyspnoea. This review highlights recent advances and remaining uncertainties regarding the use of the most relevant cardiovascular biomarkers, namely high-sensitivity cardiac troponin and natriuretic peptides in established indications such as the early diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction and heart failure. In addition, we address emerging indications such as the screening for perioperative myocardial infarction. |
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Beach, Hermosa Beach and Redondo Beach) before reaching the Palos
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Sound that is perceived per se, with all its physical features and emotional effect on the listener, who perceives it as something subliminal, that goes under one’s skin without the need to rely on melody or harmony. Binmatu “is a ‘priest of sound’, delivering complex air pressure modulations… |
The geographic spread of "El mal de las caderas" in Capybaras (Hydrochaeris hydrochaeris).
The aim of this work is to describe an epidemiological model for a capybara (Hydrochaeris hydrochaeris) population. The model considers a tabanid ("mutuca") population (Diptera: tabanidae), as a vector for the disease called "mal de las caderas" in Estero del Ibera, Corrientes, Argentina. The study of this problem has ecological and economical importance since the meat and the hide of the capybara can be an exploitation resource. At first, a threshold value is determined as a function of the model parameters, obtaining a critical carrying capacity which determines the disease propagation or eradication. Then as the carrying capacity condition for the disease existence is satisfied, the existence of traveling wave solution is studied. Independent speeds are considered for the susceptible capybaras, the noninfected insect, and the disease. The speed of propagation for this model is obtained as function of model parameters followed by a discussion of strategies for controlling the spread of the disease. |
Bodega Bay
Bodega Bay is a divine place where wine country meets the Sonoma Coast. This area is abundant with fresh seafood and is especially known for its shellfish harvests. The bright shining turquoise and pearl essence of this design reminds us of the metallic shimmer of abalone shell. West County Cuff is a great project to do on the weekend with a friend. |
[Sudden death of a two-year-old boy with influenza A virus infection: study of an autopsy case].
Influenza A virus infections are common in childhood and infancy and are often underdiagnosed while serious or lethal forms are rare. We describe a case of sudden death in a two-year-old boy. Pathologic findings at autopsy were consistent with Myxovirus influenzae A virus infection and the virus was isolated by post mortem PCR. In the case of sudden death in infants, especially if pathologic findings are compatible with a viral infection, PCR may allow identification of the causative virus. |
Q:
Crystal Reports: Suppression is hiding records on the next page
I have a Crystal Report where I want to display only the first ItemNum row.
I used the following expression (?) to suppress subsequent records.
Previous ({ItemHistory.ItemNum}) = ({ItemHistory.ItemNum})
My problem is that when I use a parameter selecting only one ItemNum, the same ItemNum on the second page which I want to appear (because it belongs to a different storeroom) will also be suppressed.
A:
I figured it out. I just added check to make sure supression of the ItemNum on the next page (new storeroom) is not performed.
Previous ({ItemHistory.ItemNum}) =
{ItemHistory.ItemNum}
and
Previous({ITEMHISTORY.STOREROOM}) =
{ITEMHISTORY.STOREROOM}
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Certain memories used in digital systems can experience data loss if too many physically-proximate data bits in the memory have the same bit value and surround a bit of opposite value. That is, if too many bits in physical proximity are zeros, data loss can occur for a one bit stored near the zeros. Similarly, if too many bits in physical proximity are ones, data loss can occur for a zero bit stored near the ones. To mitigate data loss in these types of memories, memory controllers may implement data randomization, also referred to as “data scrambling.” The data scrambling mechanisms use reproducible pseudo-random modifications to change data written to memory, and to change the data back to the original data when read from the memory. By changing the data, the mix of ones and zeros is changed in an attempt to reduce the number of like-bits in physical proximity. |
config BR2_PACKAGE_TK
bool "tk"
depends on BR2_USE_MMU # tcl
depends on BR2_TOOLCHAIN_HAS_THREADS # tcl
depends on !BR2_STATIC_LIBS # tcl
depends on BR2_PACKAGE_XORG7
select BR2_PACKAGE_TCL
select BR2_PACKAGE_XLIB_LIBX11
select BR2_PACKAGE_XLIB_LIBXFT
help
A windowing toolkit for use with tcl
http://www.tcl.tk
comment "tk needs a toolchain w/ threads, dynamic library"
depends on BR2_USE_MMU
depends on BR2_PACKAGE_XORG7
depends on !BR2_TOOLCHAIN_HAS_THREADS || BR2_STATIC_LIBS
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The discussion below is merely provided for general background information and is not intended to be used as an aid in determining the scope of the claimed subject matter.
Aspects of the present invention relate to a container having a box shape and comprising a bottom wall, side walls forming a circumferential wall of the container, a strap which forms four lifting loops at the upper side of the container and which is fixed to the side walls diagonally such that the strap forms a V-shape on each of said side walls between two adjacent lifting loops.
Such a container is known in the art. The lifting loops are located at the top of the container for carrying the container by means of a forklift truck. Due to the V-shapes of the strap on the side walls the load stress in the container is distributed evenly. |
#pragma once
#include "OpenDatabaseDialog.h"
class DecryptDatabaseDialog7 : public Dialog
{
private:
OpenDatabaseStruct &openDatabaseStruct;
void selectDatabaseFile();
void selectKeyFile();
void clickOk(WPARAM wParam);
protected:
virtual INT_PTR callback(HWND dialog, UINT message, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam);
public:
DecryptDatabaseDialog7(HWND parent, OpenDatabaseStruct &openDatabaseStruct);
~DecryptDatabaseDialog7();
const std::string &getFilename();
const std::string &getKeyFilename();
};
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/* ==========================================================================
Grey Theme
========================================================================== */
.t-purple {
.c-navigation,
.c-header {
background: $c__deep-purple;
}
.c-article__main a:not(.c-btn) {
color: $c__deep-purple;
}
.c-footer a {
color: $c__deep-purple;
}
}
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EGFR inhibitors as the first-line systemic treatment for advanced non-small-cell lung cancer.
Drugs that target the EGFR have a major impact on the treatment of advanced non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC). EGFR mutations in NSCLC are associated with a dramatic and sustained response to EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs). This review summarizes the results of randomized trials using EGFR TKIs or EGFR monoclonal antibodies with chemotherapy in the first-line setting, and discusses several unresolved issues regarding the use of the EGFR TKIs as the first-line therapy in advanced NSCLC. |
app = require 'application'
# The function called from index.html
$ ->
require 'lib/app_helpers'
# init
###
global variables
###
# app, for nasty tricks
window.app = app
app.initialize()
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Q:
NSNetServiceBrowser did NOT find published service
On an iPhone (the server), I've tried to publish a service and my code ran into the NSNetService object's delegate method:
-(void)netServiceDidPublish:(NSNetService *)sender
So I believe that my service @"_chatty._tcp." has published successfully. Then on another iPhone (the client), I use NSNetServiceBrowser to find my service, but it did NOT run into the delegate method:
-(void)netServiceBrowser:(NSNetServiceBrowser *)netServiceBrowser didFindService:(NSNetService *)netService moreComing:(BOOL)moreServicesComing
I found some questions related to my case on this site, most of the answer remind to check the delegate object whether is out of scope or not. I'm sure my delegate work well because it ran into another delegate method like:
-(void)netServiceBrowserWillSearch:(NSNetServiceBrowser *)aNetServiceBrowser
Can anybody help me find out the reason?
Here are some parts of my code:
I init the service like that:
#define MY_PROTOCOL @"_chatty._tcp."
self.myService = [[NSNetService alloc]
initWithDomain:@"" type:MY_PROTOCOL
name:@"thaith" port:self.port];
The port is initialized with a given listeningSocket in the Browser class:
NSNetServiceBrowser* finder = [[NSNetServiceBrowser alloc] init];
//I also retain the finder.
finder.delegate = self;
[finder searchForServicesOfType:MY_PROTOCOL inDomain:@""];
A:
After having come across the same problem and giving up for a month. I've just come back to it and solved it:
Even though the sample code in the docs seems to imply otherwise, don't use a local variable for the NSNetServiceBrowser. As soon as it goes out of scope it gets garbage collected. Make finder an instance variable or property so its sticks around. I didn't spot this straight away as the netServiceBrowserWillSearch: delegate was getting called so I assumed everything was ok...
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Mental health, psychosocial support and the tsunami.
Disasters can have major impact on social and psychological functioning when individuals are exposed to these either indirectly or directly. The responses and coping strategies used by individuals are strongly influenced by cultural factors as well as social support and other factors. In this paper the challenges in planning and delivery of mental health services are described and suggestions put forward for preparedness of future disasters. In cultures which are kinship-based, the help may be available within kinship, and statutory services may rely on such systems. |
Some computing systems implement translation software to translate portions of target instruction set architecture (ISA) instructions into native instructions that may be executed more quickly and efficiently through various optimization techniques such as combining, reorganizing, and eliminating instructions. More particularly, in transactional computing systems that have the capability to speculate and rollback operations, translations may be optimized in ways that potentially violate the semantics of the target ISA. Due to such optimizations, once a translation has been generated, it can be difficult to distinguish whether events (e.g., architectural fault such as a page violation) encountered while executing a translation are architecturally valid or are spuriously created by over-optimization of the translation. |
New vinegar produced by tomato suppresses adipocyte differentiation and fat accumulation in 3T3-L1 cells and obese rat model.
There is an increasing surplus of tomatoes that are abandoned due to their failure to meet customer standards. Therefore, to allow both value additions and the effective reuse of surplus tomatoes, we developed tomato vinegar (TV) containing phytochemicals and evaluated its anti-obesity effects in vitro and in vivo. TV inhibited adipocyte differentiation of 3T3-L1 preadipocyte and lipid accumulation during differentiation. TV supplementation in rats fed a high-fat diet (HFD) markedly decreased visceral fat weights without changing the food and calories intakes. TV significantly decreased hepatic triglyceride and cholesterol levels compared to the HFD group. Furthermore, TV lowered plasma LDL-cholesterol level and antherogenic index compared to the HFD group, whereas elevated HDL-cholesterol to total cholesterol ratio. These results show that TV prevented obesity by suppressing visceral fat and lipid accumulation in adipocyte and obese rats, and suggest that TV can be used as an anti-obesity therapeutic agent or functional food. |
Sidi El Hari Mosque
Sidi El Hari Mosque () was a Tunisian mosque for Aissawa brotherhood located in the north-east of the medina of Tunis.
It does not exist anymore.
Localization
The mosque was located in Sidi El Hari Street, bear Bab Cartagena, one of the gates of the medina that got destroyed.
Etymology
It got its name from a saint, Sidi El Hari whose zaouia is a classified monument.
References
Category:Mosques in Tunis |
Background
Although various annual reports on developing countries are published by international organisations, the African continent is seldom covered on a country-by-country comparative basis. One common concern of donors, private investors and local policy makers about African countries is the lack of consistent, reliable, and timely information on their economic, political and social developments. African countries show a high degree of diversity among themselves and across time and the need of periodic reviews of their situation and short-terms prospects is a necessary tool for good policy making and economic development. |
I'm a gamer, a reviewer on YouTube, and streamer on Twitch. I love games such as the Neptunia series, hack and slash games like Devil May Cry, JRPGs and action RPGs like Ys. Discovered CrossCode from one of my friends and I want to continue to support the game further. I'm gonna wait until the final product is up and ready since I have the early access. |
import React from 'react';
// eslint-disable-next-line react/prop-types
export const Tag = ({ title = 'Beta' }) => <div>{title}</div>;
export const component = Tag;
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This proposed program project is to study a unique rat model of developmental learning disability that uses methods of developmental neurobiology, structural anatomy, and behavior to analyze the functions of three candidate dyslexia susceptibility genes (CDSGs). Neuropathologic studies in human dyslexic brains and previous animal models have underscored the importance of focal neuronal migration defects and developmental plasticity for some of the dyslexic deficits. The discovery of CDSGs challenges us to analyze the effects of this genetic variation on brain development, structure, and behavior with respect to learning disability. Using an in utero electroporation method developed in their laboratories, the investigators will transfect into young neurons in the ventricular zone short hairpin RNAs or overexpression constructs targeted against homologs in the rat of CDSG Dyx1c1, Kiaa0319, or Dcdc2. They have already seen that this procedure leads to abnormal neuronal migration, alters neuronal morphology, and causes secondary effects in untouched neighboring neurons, thus producing a picture reminiscent of dyslexic brains. Interesting behavioral alterations are also seen. Project I will analyze Dyx1c1's interaction with genes with known molecular pathways involved in process extension, nuclear movement, and cell adhesion, the domains on the Dyx1c1 critical to function. Project II will characterize anatomic changes (cortical architecture, cell identity, morphology, and connectivity) associated with knockdown or overexpression of CDSGs. Project III will uncover behavioral consequences of CDSG disruption (auditory processing and learning), and will attempt to ameliorate the effects of these genetic manipulations by behavioral interventions. The three interactive projects will be supported by an Administrative Core, an in utero Electroporation Core, and a Neurohistology, Morphometry, and Data Processing Core. A better understanding of the functions of CDSGs will shed a broader light on mechanisms of normal brain development and on the abnormalities seen in developmental dyslexia, but also offering the possibility of earlier detection, biologically-based subtyping, and improved treatment. RELEVANCE: Animal models of human disorders have traditionally been helpful for moving the field forward and leading to better diagnostic and treatment approaches. There are few animal models for learning disorders in general, and only one for dyslexia. Results from the proposed work are apt to help us understand human dyslexia more fully, diagnose it more accurately, and define better treatment modalities. |
Universal is kicking its marketing for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom into high gear, releasing a brand new TV spot that highlights the dangerous and sometimes lovable dinosaurs at the heart of the Jurassic Park sequel.
Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom TV Spot
You can take the dinosaurs off the island, but you can’t take the island’s reputation for mass-murdering humans out of the dinosaurs.
It turns out death by dinosaur will no longer be limited to Isla Nublar in Jurassic World, as more trailers and TV spots have revealed that the majority of the film will take place off of the infamous island. Instead, many of the dinosaurs will escape certain extinction, only to terrorize a coastal town nearby instead. So be prepared for some imagery recalling producer Steven Spielberg‘s classic shark attack film, Jaws. Except, you know, dinosaur-sized.
Though early marketing for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom centered around Owen (Pratt) and Claire’s (Howard) attempts to save the dinosaurs from Isla Nublar’s erupting volcano, the more recent TV spots haven’t been secretive about the actual plot of the film: a conspiracy to create the most dangerous dinosaur yet for mass production. Naturally, things go horribly wrong and we’re left with a film that’s alternately a Gothic nightmare, a tropical survival film, and I think…a dinosaur heist? Though the plot and its many twists already sound confusing, there’s no question that the film looks utterly gorgeous, with each TV spot filled with striking shots and scenes.
Here is the synopsis for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom:
When the island’s dormant volcano begins roaring to life, Owen (Chris Pratt) and Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) mount a campaign to rescue the remaining dinosaurs from this extinction-level event. Owen is driven to find Blue, his lead raptor who’s still missing in the wild, and Claire has grown a respect for these creatures she now makes her mission. Arriving on the unstable island as lava begins raining down, their expedition uncovers a conspiracy that could return our entire planet to a perilous order not seen since prehistoric times. |
Methylmercury Biogeochemistry in Freshwater Ecosystems: A Review Focusing on DOM and Photodemethylation.
Mercury contamination is a growing concern for freshwater food webs in ecosystems without point sources of mercury. Methylmercury (MeHg) is of particular concern, as this is the form of mercury that crosses the blood-brain barrier and is neurotoxic to organisms. Wetlands and benthic sediments have high organic content and low oxygen availability. Anaerobic bacteria drive the metabolic function in these ecosystems and subsequently can methylate mercury. The bioavailability of MeHg is controlled by physicochemical characteristics such as pH, binding affinities, and dissolved organic matter (DOM). Similarly, photodemethylation is influenced by similar characteristics and thereby the two processes should be studied in tandem. The degradation of MeHg through photochemistry is an effective destruction mechanism in freshwater lakes. This review will highlight the uncertainties and known effects of DOM on subsequent photoreactions that lead to the occurrence of mercury photodemethylation and reduction in mercury bioavailability in freshwater ecosystems. |
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Phoenix Wright: Trials and Tribulations is obviously one of the new ones, ’cause who would buy second hand one, when new one is so cheap. 🙂 And that means that the other Phoenix must be a second hand one. Speed Racer, never heard of it, so it must be a very cheap brand new purchase. And that leaves us with a second hand Puzzle Quest. Correct? |
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Karakal Love Heart Grip
The Karakal Love Heart PU Super Grip is designed using Nano Technology. This Grip has an embossed surface and soft touch. It is non-slip, with super absorbent and nullifies vibrations. Karakal grips come in universal length, with a self-adhesive and sealing tape.
The Karakal Love Heart PU Super Grip is also suitable for the use on Tennis Rackets, Squash Rackets, Badminton Rackets and Hockey Sticks. Please note if your colour is not in stock then we may substitute with the nearest colour.
The Karakal Love Heart PU Super Grip is designed using Nano Technology. This Grip has an embossed surface and soft touch. It is non-slip, with super absorbent and nullifies vibrations. Karakal grips come in universal length, with a self-adhesive and sealing tape.
The Karakal Love Heart PU Super Grip is also suitable for the use on Tennis Rackets, Squash Rackets, Badminton Rackets and Hockey Sticks. Please note if your colour is not in stock then we may substitute with the nearest colour. |
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Fuck This Site - onatm
http://www.fuckthissite.com/
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mradmin
Ironic that I struggle to read the text on this page due to the horrendous
colour contrast. I give you the middle finger, fuckthissite.com.
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deltamidway
As my little side project with a friend - glad to see not only did it get
reposted on HN but also the code fucked with :)
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PavlovsCat
Seems broken/spammed. I doubt the homepage for some random local German soccer
team is annoying that many people.
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Have you ever wanted to become an actor? Well a recent study shows your significant other has a bigger impact than you think.
It is easy to think that working as a team is better than working by yourself. Think about it, you have your boyfriend/girlfriend/spouse to help you tackle any obstacle that comes your way.
But, think again, the reason why you haven’t made a budget in the last couple of months or, the reason why you quit your New Year’s Resolution after five months is your significant other’s fault (or yours).
Time has recently reported on a study out of Boston College. The study says, that despite your best intentions to complete any goal, your motivation level is dependent upon the person who has the lowest amount of inspiration.
“Self-control is essentially a social enterprise,” writes Hristina Dzhogleva, an assistant professor of marketing at Boston College and lead author of the new paper. In a series of experiments with both real couples and lab simulations, the researchers found that the people with higher self-control tend to cave and give into the more indulgent preferences of their partners in order to keep peace in the relationships.
The study shows that if you are a person that has a lot of self-control avoid partnering with someone who has low self control. “Higher self-control individuals should be wary of partnering with low self- control individuals,” adding it “may negate their innate advantages in pursuing long-term goals.”
So, if you are interested in becoming an actor, a businessman, or reaching your goals it would be best to find someone who is as driven as you are. If not they are just holding you back from achieving your dreams.
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Q:
how do you create a hdfs data directory?
everytime my hadoop server reboots, I have to format the namenode to start the hadoop. This removes all of the files in my hadoop installation.
I need to move my hadoop hdfs location from /tmp file to permenant location where whenever the server reboots, I don't have to format the namenode etc.
I am very new to hadoop.
How do I create a hdfs file in another directory?
How do I reference this data directory in config file so that I don't have to format the namenode?
A:
These two properties of the hdfs-site.xml determine where local files are stored.
The defaults are under /tmp
dfs.namenode.name.dir
dfs.datanode.data.dir
You typically have to format a namenode only when the HDFS processes failed to terminate correctly (such as a power failure or forced shutdown). It is encouraged to run a standby Namenode to prevent these scenarios.
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Q:
How to preview rails?
A website is shared to me on github. I'm working on it, but I can't do modifications on the actual site page yet. I need to see how the changes I make look like.
How can I have a live preview from rails? I was used to use xampp for the html/css stuff. Is there anything similar to that? If not, what are my choices?
A:
The usual workflow is to setup a development environment on your local machine. The tools you will need for this are roughly:
git, to clone the github repository to your local machine
ruby (what version you need depends on the project), preferably you use a version manager such as rvm or rbenv
the correct database (again depending on your project, e.g. mysql or postgresql)
Once you have a ruby version installed, the first step will be to run 'bundle' to install all dependent ruby libraries. If that was successful you can configure your database in a file that either exists already or should be added: config/database.yml in which you configure the database connection.
You would use the command 'rake db:create db:migrate' to setup the database according to the projects migrations (=> specifying the database layout).
You might want to make yourself a bit familiar with ruby on rails, by following some good beginners tutorial. In the official rails guides that would be: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/getting_started.html
It is not as 'out-of-the-box' as you might be used to from xampp , so there might be a bunch of pitfalls in the way (especially if you're running on windows and not linux / mac).
It is hard to give you a complete walkthrough without knowing the application and your system.
Depending on who's developing the application you might also ask them to provide you with a VM, e.g. using a tool called 'vagrant' to simplify the setup for you. You will still need to get more familiar with git, in case you aren't yet.
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Acrylic non-objective abstract with lines, swirls, drips and dots. Life at the beach. She went to a few parties and this one was one of the best ever as it went well into the evening under the full moon. They all floated under the moonlight in the gentle ripples of the water. Part of the "Under The Moonlight Series" as shown in collections. |
George H. Smith discusses one of Rand’s major objections to both altruism and the traditional concept of egoism. |
Nummular headache secondary to an intracranial mass lesion.
Nummular headache is a coin-shaped, chronic cephalalgia usually considered to stem from epicranial tissues. We describe a patient complaining of circumscribed pain in the head as the only symptom of a subtentorial meningioma. This observation underlines the need to revise the concept of circumscribed, referred pains in the head arising from pain-sensitive intracranial structures. |
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Directions
In large bowl combine lobster, grapes, celery, parsley and pine nuts. Prepare the dressing in a small bowl by whisking together the shallots, vinegar, lemon juice, tarragon, olive oil, salt and pepper. Pour over the lobster mixture and gently toss to combine. Line the rolls with lettuce and fill with lobster salad. |
CD Projekt RED has said it will apply the valuable lessons learned from The Witcher series to its current RPG project, Cyberpunk. In particular, the developer is keen to better introduce the complex story elements to novice players to avoid them feeling left stranded. |
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Scubapro Seahawk w/Air2
The Seahawk BC is a recent, award-winning addition to our family of dynamic, comfortable back flotation jackets. The Seahawk allows excellent freedom of movement, excellent swimming position, and provides plenty of storage- a great choice for divemasters and instructors. |
//using System.ComponentModel;
//namespace CSharpGL
//{
// public partial class PickableNode
// {
// #region IRenderable 成员
// private ThreeFlags enableRendering = ThreeFlags.BeforeChildren | ThreeFlags.Children;
// /// <summary>
// ///
// /// </summary>
// [Category(strPickableRenderer)]
// [Description("Render before/after children? Render children?")]
// public ThreeFlags EnableRendering
// {
// get { return this.enableRendering; }
// set { this.enableRendering = value; }
// }
// /// <summary>
// /// Render something before renddering children.
// /// </summary>
// /// <param name="arg"></param>
// public abstract void RenderBeforeChildren(RenderEventArgs arg);
// /// <summary>
// /// Render something after renddering children.
// /// </summary>
// /// <param name="arg"></param>
// public abstract void RenderAfterChildren(RenderEventArgs arg);
// #endregion
// }
//} |
<?php
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Create The Application
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| The first thing we will do is create a new Laravel application instance
| which serves as the "glue" for all the components of Laravel, and is
| the IoC container for the system binding all of the various parts.
|
*/
$app = new Illuminate\Foundation\Application(
$_ENV['APP_BASE_PATH'] ?? dirname(__DIR__)
);
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Bind Important Interfaces
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Next, we need to bind some important interfaces into the container so
| we will be able to resolve them when needed. The kernels serve the
| incoming requests to this application from both the web and CLI.
|
*/
$app->singleton(
Illuminate\Contracts\Http\Kernel::class,
App\Http\Kernel::class
);
$app->singleton(
Illuminate\Contracts\Console\Kernel::class,
App\Console\Kernel::class
);
$app->singleton(
Illuminate\Contracts\Debug\ExceptionHandler::class,
App\Exceptions\Handler::class
);
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Return The Application
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| This script returns the application instance. The instance is given to
| the calling script so we can separate the building of the instances
| from the actual running of the application and sending responses.
|
*/
$app->afterBootstrapping(\Illuminate\Foundation\Bootstrap\LoadConfiguration::class, function ($app) {
$uri = null;
if (!$app->runningInConsole()) {
$uri = request()->getRequestUri();
}
if (trim($uri, '/') === 'install') {
} else {
if (!config('mysql') && !$app->runningInConsole()) {
header("Location:/install");
exit();
}
$mysql = config('database.connections.mysql');
$mysql['host'] = config('mysql.host');
$mysql['port'] = config('mysql.port');
$mysql['database'] = config('mysql.database');
$mysql['username'] = config('mysql.username');
$mysql['password'] = config('mysql.password');
$mysql['prefix'] = config('mysql.prefix');
config(['database.connections.mysql' => $mysql]);
}
});
return $app;
|
Anime & Hentai Sanctuary Ep. I
Do we often come across the normal, sturdy gangster saga and political detectives? Alas, I do not know how anyone, and I - are very rare. So you should get acquainted with the story of two friends who have decided to challenge the traditions of inheritance of power in the modern Japanese society. After all that, you know, terribly exciting - observe the process of merging politics and crime, consider the hidden mechanisms of decision-making, and indeed remember how the world in which we live. Download and enjoy! |
Pellegrini has concerns over squad
The City manager will be without eight of his major players for Sunday's Community Shield against Arsenal and does not expect all of the seven who have just resumed training to be in contention to face Newcastle at St James' Park on the opening weekend.
Pellegrini is particularly concerned by striker Sergio Aguero, who has had his last two seasons interrupted by calf, hamstring and groin problems and who was never fully fit during the World Cup.
Aguero and City's other two Argentina internationals, Martin Demichelis and Pablo Zabaleta, figured in their country's World Cup final defeat to Germany while Vincent Kompany, Bacary Sagna and Fernandinho, all members of squads who reached the latter stages of the tournament in Brazil, are others who only started training again this week.
"I think Sergio needs a very good preseason. That's why for him it is very important to work two or three weeks intensely and then start playing. We hope this year he will not have [injuries]."
Pellegrini, who has long said he wants two players for every position, now believes he has two first-choice goalkeepers after Willy Caballero arrived to challenge Joe Hart.
The City manager added: "He is a very good goalkeeper, I know him from Malaga. I think he is very happy here. I am sure Willy will be very important for us but I also continue thinking we have the best goalkeeper in England in Joe Hart." |
I'm having a really shitty time trying to get the game running. I get the infamous "Out of frequency range" bullshit and if i try changing anything in the config files the game wont start(.ini file corrupt etc.)
This game sucks ASS! Nothing in there works! Good graphics, but that's about it.
It became literally unplayable for me when i kept pushing that one button in the underground river section but the door in front of me wouldn't open. Then the framerate dropped midway through at random fucking points aswell. Shit's totally broken.
This is frustrating and pointless, maybe i'll pick it up on a steam sale tho. I heard the latest original versions don't have any of these stupid issues.
Ok kind of a weird ? but has anyone had the issue of installing? I get to the keygen part and type a valid key in and then nothing happens and the install stops dead??? kinda baffeled by this? Any help would be appreciated : )
I am at the part where you go to storm drain, jumping from platform to platform going downwards with cops shooting you. It keeps going to a black screen and freezing. I have to ctrl alt delete out. Any fixes for this? |
@javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlSchema(namespace = "http://zstack.org/schema/zstack", elementFormDefault = javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlNsForm.QUALIFIED)
package org.zstack.test.deployer.schema;
|
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