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Use PHP-Zend Framework for Outstanding Web Application Development
PHP, as we all know, is one of the most followed web development technologies across the world. The exceptional features of PHP have been pivotal in making the websites so important and relevant to our needs. We have come across a lot of ‘science’ that has been introduced and framed within the web scenario by PHP over time and that all is the base on which the whole act of architecture building, relational mapping and characterization depends.
But one needs a platform to support the development in an easy and rapid manner in order to comprehensively build a solution using different crafts of PHP. You need a framework like Zend that resourcefully serves as a theatrical panel to facilitate easy and effective programming. The whole idea of building a website through a framework comes alive with Zend, as it compliantly serves all the development needs and ropes in the best of features and coding resources in an optimized manner.
Here are some amazing details about Zend’s capability:
Forbearing Towards Typical Development Errors
If you are new to development there’s nothing like Zend. The flexibility and wide operational scope Zend offers, allows you to work with different options on the move. The framework’s architecture is designed to suit your preferences of experimenting with features and resources. It gives you ample of scope to do changes and try variations on code – without having any stress. Most importantly with Zend there’s always an easy way out off errors that you find hardly anywhere else!
The Add-Ons
Extensions play a big role in defining the strength of a programming framework. It is the real strong facet of any development entity that works beyond things told. The large number of library-scripts and extensions Zend covers makes it highly motivating for developers to work with. Further, the way you get to find, use and implement the add-ons, you find it highly easy to plan and embed them with your code.
Vested with the MVC Advantage
MVC capabilities have made Zend bigger, better and more pertinent as a framework. With the amazing MVC features, Zend makes the most of it to be referred in an abstract manner and manages to deal best with details. Zend holds the process tight allowing a clean collection of codes from the developer, wrapping it together within a compliant application package that renders a proper structure for better web alignment and overall performance.
No Dearth of Analytical Minds and Helping Hands
PHP has a vast network of proficient developers backing it up with amazing strength to work across the technology realm. This simply points towards the dependability and reliability of the community and its implication on the skills and experience that power Zend developers across the globe. No matter what size or complexity of project you have and how farsighted you are with your goal, you are going to get a complete support from the unwavering fraternity of developers.
This is a broad description of the amazing technology that Zend is and this certainly shows how long it is going to last, as a practice and phenomena. It has all the features that go beyond the regular conventions of web development making it a modern self-reliant framework with a lot of development potential to go big in the web arena. |
US steps up pressure on Hungary over corruption
Euronews
The United States is continuing its pressure on Hungary over alleged corruption, in a row which has already seen several Hungarian citizens denied entry into the US.
The United States claimed it had credible information that those people are either engaging in or benefitting from corruption.
Euronews’ correspondent in Budapest, Andrea Hajagos, points out that aside from these alleged corruption cases, the United States has also criticised many reforms introduced by Viktor Orban’s conservative government.
Hungary’s Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto called on the US to publish its evidence. But Washington’s man in Budapest said there are already sufficient warning signs.
“The government of Hungary could choose to act upon the information that has already been presented to it by either watchdogs, by private citizens, by whistleblowers, by civil society, and act upon that information according to the wishes of its own citizens, rather than waiting for the United States to tell it which case is to investigate,” said
André Goodfriend, Deputy Chief of Mission at the US Embassy.
Washington has already said that its travel bans were not targetted solely at Hungary, something that does not surprise analysts at an influential Washington think-tank.
“The very troublesome development is that these tendencies are spreading across the region. There is a growing sense that corruption, democratic backsliding, ineffective and an often biased judiciary and other signs of these tendencies are putting these gains, these democratic gains, into question,” said Simona Kordosova of the Atlantic Council.
An overall trend in eastern Europe or not, Hungary sees the US move as a challenge to the country’s “general democratic values”. |
Structure-function relationship of bromelain isoinhibitors from pineapple stem.
Bromelain isoinhibitors from pineapple stem (BIs) are unique double-chain inhibitors and inhibit the cysteine proteinase bromelain competitively. The three-dimensional structure was shown to be composed of two distinct domains, each of which is formed by a three-stranded anti-parallel beta-sheet. Unexpectedly, BIs were found to share similar folding and disulfide-bond connectivities not with the cystatin superfamily, but with Bowman-Birk trypsin/chymotrypsin inhibitor (BBI). The structural similarity between them suggests that BIs and BBI have evolved from a common ancestor and differentiated in function during the course of molecular evolution. |
Abstract : For Spain and France, Pyrenees are one of the most active seismic zones. Seismic risk mitigation is then a priority in this area. In this context, European project SIPYR aimed at developing rapid response systems to help planning emergency interventions in case of major seismic crisis. One of the developed tools for seismic risk mitigation is seismic risk scenario to help evaluating consequences of a seism on a limited area. In this study, we will focus on the Luchon - Val d-Aran area, which constitutes one of the pilot zones of the project, chosen by its specific seismicity and its issue as a main touristic area. We present here the seismic risk scenario performed in this area through the three main steps of the study: local hazard calculation and mapping, vulnerability assesment, seismic risk scenario calculation. |
Q:
What's the meaning of this Makefile statement?
${COMPILE_PATH}/%.c.d:%.cpp
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) ${CFLAGS_NDBG} -MM -E $^ > $@
@sed 's/.*\.o/$(subst /,\/, $(dir $@))&/g' $@ >$@.tmp
@mv $@.tmp $@
$(subst /,\/, $(dir $@)), I don't understand this statement, subst's second argument is \/, why? change / to \/?
A:
Because it is being used in a sed command where a bare / would be seen as the end of the s/// command.
That being said an alternate solution (assuming you could make any assurances about what characters are legal in the directory name) would have been to have used a different delimiter for s/// such as ; (i.e. s;.*\.o;$(dir $@)&;g) or ! (i.e. s!.*\.o!$(dir $@)&!g)
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import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';
import { ProcessStorageService } from '@app/storage';
import { forkJoin, from, Observable, of } from 'rxjs';
import { map, tap } from 'rxjs/operators';
import { Asset } from './asset';
const ASSETS_KEY = 'ASSETS';
@Injectable({
providedIn: 'root'
})
export class AssetService {
private readonly assets: {
[key: string]: any
};
constructor(private readonly storageService: ProcessStorageService) {
this.assets = this.storageService.get(ASSETS_KEY, () => ({}));
}
public get(key: Asset): any {
return this.assets[key];
}
public load(): Observable<boolean> {
const tasks = [
this.import(Asset.ClientStrings, 'client-strings.json'),
this.import(Asset.BaseItemTypeCategories, 'base-item-type-categories.json'),
this.import(Asset.BaseItemTypes, 'base-item-types.json'),
this.import(Asset.Stats, 'stats.json'),
this.import(Asset.StatsLocal, 'stats-local.json'),
this.import(Asset.Words, 'words.json'),
this.import(Asset.Maps, 'maps.json'),
this.import(Asset.TradeRegex, 'trade-regex.json'),
];
return forkJoin(tasks).pipe(
map(() => true)
);
}
private import(key: Asset, name: string): Observable<boolean> {
if (!this.get(key)) {
const promise = import(`./../../../assets/poe/data/${name}`);
return from(promise).pipe(
tap(data => this.assets[key] = data.default),
map(() => true)
);
}
return of(true);
}
}
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Immigration reform a likely tipping point in Senate race
Immigration remains a hot-button issue in the North Carolina Senate election, as Democratic incumbent Kay Hagan and Republican Thom Tillis face off today in what many have deemed a dead heat contest.What do you think?
Hagan was one of five Democratic senators to lead a filibuster against the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act, which granted immigrant minors citizenship upon graduation from United States high schools. She has faced criticism for her immigration position not only from Tillis but also from left-leaning immigration activists—shown by Spanish-language billboard ads reading “Senator Hagan is no friend to immigrants” throughout the state. Tillis has also faced considerable opposition from the Latino community for his position on bipartisan reform. Because of the close nature of the race, some experts say this issue could serve as the tipping point to favor one candidate over the other. |
Optimal control of acute myeloid leukaemia.
Acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) is a blood cancer affecting haematopoietic stem cells. AML is routinely treated with chemotherapy, and so it is of great interest to develop optimal chemotherapy treatment strategies. In this work, we incorporate an immune response into a stem cell model of AML, since we find that previous models lacking an immune response are inappropriate for deriving optimal control strategies. Using optimal control theory, we produce continuous controls and bang-bang controls, corresponding to a range of objectives and parameter choices. Through example calculations, we provide a practical approach to applying optimal control using Pontryagin's Maximum Principle. In particular, we describe and explore factors that have a profound influence on numerical convergence. We find that the convergence behaviour is sensitive to the method of control updating, the nature of the control, and to the relative weighting of terms in the objective function. All codes we use to implement optimal control are made available. |
In the latest twist to designer John Galliano's now infamous drunken "I love Hitler" tirade in a Paris bar, the disgraced and dismissed creative director of Dior is apparently going to give it a try. After apologizing and announcing he is "seeking help," Mr. Galliano was said to be heading off to dry out in Arizona.
YouTube video allegedly of John Galliano - the suspended designer for fashion house Dior - telling some patrons of a Paris restaurant 'I love Hitler'
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What a week this has been for bigotry. On the hopeful side: His Holiness Pope Benedict, in his new book
Jesus of Nazareth Part II, has reportedly issued a "sweeping exoneration" of the Jews on the ancient and ubiquitous charge that they killed Jesus. It might be a tad late in coming, but by enshrining this absolution as official Catholic church doctrine, it deprives the world of one less justification for anti-Semitism.
Meanwhile, the French police have laid charges against Mr. Galliano, one of the leading lights of the fashion world, for uttering racial insults.
In response, his haute-couture associates and fans were picking their way through a ruched and ruffled minefield. ("You probably would forgive Hitler had he been a better painter," read one unforgiving comment on the Women's Wear Daily site, reacting to protestations of Mr. Galliano's creative genius). And while allowing that he had been spiralling downward with "uninhibited behaviour," colleagues still sought to condemn his remarks.
An amateur video, which has naturally gone viral, showed that during one confrontation (there may have been others) with some patrons in a small neighbourhood restaurant in Paris's Marais district, Mr. Galliano slurringly told them their relatives would have been "gassed" and made other racist remarks.
Meanwhile, in other breaking bigotry news, revelation of a text message from - who else? - Charlie Sheen has surfaced, courtesy of his ex-wife, in which he allegedly called his manager Mark Burg a "stoopid Jew pig" and said he was going to "execute him." Mr. Sheen also, in a widely disseminated interview, unleashed a Jew-baiting tirade against Chuck Lorre, co-creator of his now suspended show
Two and a Half Men, charging that Mr. Lorre's real name was Chaim Levine. (It is, but so what.)
Oh, and let's not forget beleaguered WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, claiming to a British magazine that a "Jewish conspiracy" of journalists was out to discredit his organization.
While all of these incidents could be seen as farcical - a lone, overdressed drunk , a clearly manic TV star, a blame-everybody-else-but-me crusader - they are ultimately too disturbing and dangerous to dismiss.
A statement from the anti-bigotry organization, the Simon Wiesenthal Center, lauded Dior's "principled response" (albeit only after this went public) to the Galliano incident, and said it was "especially important" at a time when there's been "a spike in public anti-Semitic diatribes emanating not only from marginalized extremists, but from among elite personalities in media, finance and public policy."
So is that where we're at? That it's becoming commonplace again to say the unsayable? That after years of Holocaust education, decades of anti-bigotry campaigns, laws enshrined in much of the world against inciting racial intolerance, and heart-warming anecdotal evidence that millions have grown more tolerant, are more people than you think just two bottles of wine away from spewing the same old hatred?
Jews, of course, are not the only targets. There are gays, blacks (right from the start there has been an undercurrent of racism in the criticisms of Barack Obama), and Muslims (widely made to bear the brunt of the evils of jihadism). Being white, as we've seen recently, can also get you verbally and physically attacked in many hotspots.
As this week's bigotry battles make clear, it's up to everyone, exalted or not, to say this can't be tolerated. So Oscar award-winning actress and Dior perfume spokeswoman Natalie Portman went almost directly from her moment of glory into the lion's den, saying she was shocked and disgusted and wouldn't work with Mr. Galliano in any capacity.
Ms. Portman, who is Jewish, bravely set the tone for the harsh response to Mr. Galliano's eruption. In Spike Lee terms, she did the right thing.
As for Mr. Galliano, arguments will rage as to whether he is more a lost soul than a monster who deserves to be criminally prosecuted. He's been targeted himself, he has said, for his homosexuality.
No matter his amends, or his future career moves, he will never be completely free of his ugly behaviour. Rehab can set him on a different course, but years from now, his diatribe of hate will still be there to haunt him. When it comes to re-education, racism can be an even more pernicious disease than alcoholism. As for whether it will permanently ruin him, that's up to the only jury that really matters - the paying public.
Maybe that's the good news from this week. There's no such thing as privately expressed bigotry - in a bar, in a text message, to a cop who pulls you over. It will surface - as actor Mel Gibson learned years ago.
By the way, the trailer has hit theatres for a new Mel Gibson movie, due out in June. I have no plans to watch it.
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<?php
namespace Aws\PersonalizeRuntime;
use Aws\AwsClient;
/**
* This client is used to interact with the **Amazon Personalize Runtime** service.
* @method \Aws\Result getPersonalizedRanking(array $args = [])
* @method \GuzzleHttp\Promise\Promise getPersonalizedRankingAsync(array $args = [])
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class PersonalizeRuntimeClient extends AwsClient {}
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Blood Creek (Movie Review)
Try as I might, I doubt I'll ever fully comprehend Lions Gate Entertainment's business philosophy. The gaggle of marketing geniuses working behind-the-scenes are ready and willing to thoroughly promote some of the worst genre pictures to ever grace this miserable excuse for a planet, leaving their stronger acquisitions to flounder and disappear within the bottomless pit of the direct-to-video graveyard.
Granted, not every Lions Gate release is a cinematic bomb, but the vast majority of their more popular titles pale in comparison to the films that, for whatever reason, failed to garner support from those in charge of such decisions. It makes you wonder if they understand horror at all.
Director Joel Schumacher's insanely underrated action/horror hybrid "Blood Creek" (aka "Town Creek") is another unfortunate title that has been mistreated and neglected by one of the most opportunistic studios operating today. Everything about the picture is lean, mean, and bloody, punctuated by one of the most threatening horror villains to grace my television in years. Sadly, "Blood Creek" arrives on DVD without a lot of fanfare, a fact which perplexes me to brink of white-knuckled frustration. Is originality such a four-letter word that anything creative, inventive, or imaginative is immediately moved to the bottom of the totem pole? It’s the only theory that makes any sense.
Powered by a script from up-and-coming scribe David Kajganich (“The Invasion“), “Blood Creek” utilizes Adolph Hitler’s obsession with the occult as a backbone for a strong and supremely creepy story. In the months before World War II, the Nazis have become enamored with several mysterious Viking runestones that have been unearthed along the eastern edge of the United States. Sent to investigate these potentially dangerous relics is a German historian who secretly understands the magnitude of their power, though he's not exactly offering up any specifics to the kind rural family who have agreed to provide the creepy bastard with room and board for the duration of his stay.
Decades later, the horror wrought by the Nazis insatiable desire for world domination has forced two estranged brothers (Dominic Purcell and Henry Cavill) to embark on an impromptu mission to stop a reclusive family from abducting anyone who wanders too close to their property. What these trigger-happy siblings don’t know, of course, is that the Germans were nearly successful in harnessing the power locked inside the rune stone, and the monster created by this unspeakable evil is now on the loose. If this unstoppable killing machine is able to consume enough blood before the looming lunar eclipse, his third eye will pop open and the world as we know it will come to an end. Nifty.
Although the central premise exudes hokeyness and the storyline is more than a little hard to swallow, Schumacher’s breathless pacing and the Lovecraftian nature of Kajganich’s intelligent script helps soothe and cool the film’s goofier aspects. As slick, professional, and well-crafted as it may be, “Blood Creek” is, essentially, a B-grade action flick dressed up in glossy production values. It has the air of a serious-minded grindhouse comic book, where the plot is ludicrous and the characters are paper thin and the action is beyond gory. However, the true beauty of the feature lies in its violent simplicity.
Dominic Purcell, an actor I've never been too crazy about, gives an impressively intense performance, as does his square-jawed on-screen brother Henry Cavill. Their tumultuous relationship makes sense despite the somewhat limited amount of characterization we’re given. And while the somewhat misguided approach to their mutual problem is more than a little empty-headed, you really can’t blame the guys for acting on a knee-jerk reaction given the circumstances. Had this relationship faltered in the slightest, the picture may not have worked as well as it does.
“Blood Creek” is sure to be a cult item once it brutally worms its way into the horror community’s meaty vernacular. It’s hard to fault a movie that features demonic Nazis, resurrected animals, an assortment of blood-soaked kills, and a grotesque villain that would make Pinhead quiver in his leathery garb. Shame on the confused folks at Lions Gate for not giving Joel Schumacher’s decidedly savage little gem a leg to stand on. It outclasses the vast majority of their dodgy DTV output, and, in my opinion, should have had a healthy theatrical run with an appropriate amount of promotion. In a world saturated in cheap, second-rate horror pictures, “Blood Creek” is the real deal. Invite it lovingly into your home.
Todd
Contributor
Todd has been a slave to the horror genre for as long as he can remember. After cutting his teeth on late-night Cinemax schlock and the low-budget offerings found on the classic USA program "Up All Night," our hero moved valiantly into the world of sleazy obscura, consuming the oddest films from around the world with the reckless abandon of a man without fear or reason. When he isn't sitting mindlessly in front of a television set, he can be found stuffing music, video games, and various literary scribblings into his already cluttered mindscape. |
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Abstract
Kutatásunk egyik alapvető kérdésfeltevése az volt, hogy vajon milyen összefüggést találhatunk a proteoglikánok (aggrekán) és a mozgásszervi autoimmun betegségek között, ill. ezen belül is a gerincet érintő spontdylitisek között. Állatkísérletekkel (egér immunizálás aggrekánnal) vizsgáltuk a kialakuló immunválaszt, az ízület és a gerinc részvételét ezen folyamatokban. Egyértelművé vált, hogy a genetikai háttér meghatározza a betegségre való hajlamot, de azt teljes egészében nem determinálja. Meglepő és fontos eredményünk, hogy az arthrodialis ízületek és a spondylitis nem mindig egyszerre megjelenő betegségek, sokkal inkább különálló entitások, melyek genetikai háttere is különbözik. A spondylitisek, valamint az ún. failed back syndromának, ugyanakkor sokkal nehezebben modellezhető és után vizsgálható a humán előfordulása. Az általunk gyűjtött nagy számú minta vizsgálata során nem sikerült egyértelmű összefüggést találni a serumban megjelenő autoantitestek, ill. a betegség megjelenése és súlyossága között. | The basic theory of our research was that proteoglycans (more specifically aggrecane) plays a pivotal role in the autoimmune diseases of the musculoskeletal system, in particular in the inflammation of the spine. Our animal model of arthritis (murine immunized with aggrecane)has been found extremely useful for this purpose, and the role and importance of distinct immunological reactions were identified in the inflammation of the joints and the spine. Genetic background of the mice was found to be of paramount importance yet it was not the exclusive predicting factor in the development of the disease. Surprisingly, we found that spondylitis and the inflammation of the arthrodial joints do not coincide constantly, and it appears that this two diseases represents rather two utterly distinct entity. The assessment of the human immunological diseases, on the other hand, is way more demanding and in spite of our greatest effort we have not been able to identify any correlation between the occurrence and the severity of these human diseases and the presence and concentration of the autoantibodies against the cartilage constituents. |
Q:
Capture mouse movement in win32/Opengl
At the moment I simply use the WM_MOUSEMOVE message, but it limits the mouse movement to the maximum resolution. So what's the best way of capturing the mouse with Win32 (on a OpenGl window)? I don't want to use freeglut or any extra library.
A:
For games and realtime DirectInput is very suitable, it's moderately hard to use.
That is not core win32 api, the winapi way of getting the input is either GetCursorPos/SetCursorPos driven by your own update loop, so you query and reset with your own frequency.
Or SetCapture and then upon WM_MOUSEMOVE you call SetCursorPos.
The point of setting the cursor pos is to give room for movement so you can get the delta, the amount the cursor moved since the last update and then put it back the cursor into the center of your window.
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Adventure Apparel
Some newbies out there may think that you can wear just about anything in the great outdoors; that isn’t the case! There is a reason hiking pants have zip off shorts and come in khaki and olive tones… and “wicking tops” are a must have addition to your wardrobe!
Are you tired of being too hot, or too cold? Strange tan lines? Bug bites? Read on and learn all about hiking clothes. |
understandBPMN: Calculator of Understandability Metrics for BPMN
Calculate several understandability metrics of BPMN models. BPMN stands for business process modelling notation and is a language for expressing business processes into business process diagrams. Examples of these understandability metrics are: average connector degree, maximum connector degree, sequentiality, cyclicity, diameter, depth, token split, control flow complexity, connector mismatch, connector heterogeneity, separability, structuredness and cross connectivity. See R documentation and paper on metric implementation included in this package for more information concerning the metrics. |
kind: ClusterRoleBinding
apiVersion: rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1
metadata:
name: cass-operator
subjects:
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name: cass-operator
namespace: "cass-operator"
roleRef:
kind: ClusterRole
name: cass-operator-cluster-role
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Show HN: Hashnode – A network for software developers to learn and grow - prank7
https://hashnode.com/
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fazlerocks
Co-Founder here.
Hashnode is a place for software developers to hang out and talk programming.
Rather than focusing on bugs and issues, Hashnode lets you ask opinion based
questions. We want to help beginners / intermediate developers connect with
experts and get helpful feedback for their projects.
Super excited to know what you guys think of Hashnode. We would love to have
your feedbacks/suggestions. :)
We're also Hunted on Product Hunt today.
[https://www.producthunt.com/tech/](https://www.producthunt.com/tech/)
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lnalx
What are the advantages compared to:
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[https://programmers.stackexchange.com/](https://programmers.stackexchange.com/)
\- [https://stackoverflow.com/](https://stackoverflow.com/)
\- [https://www.quora.com/](https://www.quora.com/)
~~~
meekins
Judging from the description I guess the main difference is that hashnode is
open to more open-ended questions and opionated discussions where there is no
single valid answer.
Let's hope this won't become a battlefield of endless flamewars and we'll see
some quality discussions comparable to the ancient c2 wiki instead.
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Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Rep. Eliot Engel (D-N.Y.) on Monday issued a joint statement with his counterparts from several European allies condemning both President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw U.S. troops from northeast Syria and the Turkish government’s subsequent military offensive in the region.
“We, the chairs of the Foreign Affairs Committees of the Parliaments of Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the European Parliament and the House of Representatives of the United States of America, jointly condemn in the strongest terms the Turkish military offensive in northeastern Syria,” the statement said. “We consider the intrusion as a military aggression and a violation of international law. The Turkish offensive is causing suffering for the local people who are forced to flee and a further instability in Syria and the neighboring region. We consider the abandonment of the Syrian Kurds to be wrong.”
“We deeply regret the decision of the President of United States to withdraw American troops from northeastern Syria which marks another landmark in the change of American foreign policy in the Near and Middle East. The turmoil caused by the Turkish offensive may contribute to a resurgence of Islamic terrorism and undermines years of effort and investment to bring stability and peace in this part of the world. Therefore, we hope the United States will take up its responsibility in Syria again,” the statement continued. “We consider the abandonment of the Syrian Kurds to be wrong. The Syrian Democratic Forces, our partner in the Global Coalition, massively contributed to the successful yet unfinished fight against Da’esh in Syria and incurred heavy losses by doing so.”
A joint statement with foreign leaders is a rare occurrence, and follows bipartisan criticism of Trump’s decision to abandon America’s Kurdish allies.
The statement was co-signed by chairman of the U.K. House of Commons Committee on Foreign Affairs Tom Tugendhat, chairman of the European Parliament Committee on Foreign Affairs David McAllister, chairman of the German Bundestag Committee on Foreign Affairs Norbert Rottgen, and Marielle de Sarnez, the chairwoman of the French National Assembly Committee on Foreign Affairs.
“This horrible war touches and affects the peoples of our countries in such an enormous way. For that reason, we, as members of our parliaments, feel compelled to making our common position clear. We unite across parties and nationalities to demonstrate our commitment to our common values, responsibility and interests,” the statement concluded.
President Trump defended the troop withdrawal during a cabinet meeting in front of reporters at the White House earlier Monday, saying he never agreed to protect the Kurds indefinitely.
“We never agreed to protect the Kurds for the rest of their lives,” Trump said. “We have a good relationship with the Kurds, but we never agreed to protect the Kurds. We have supported them for three and half to four years. We never agreed to protect the Kurds for the rest of their lives.”
[image via Drew Angerer/Getty Images]
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Q:
Cannot read property 'type' of undefined (ngrx)
I am using ngrx. I got error
Cannot read property 'type' of undefined
This is part of my codes:
@Effect() foo$ = this.actions$
.ofType(Actions.FOO)
.withLatestFrom(this.store, (action, state) => ({ action, state }))
.map(({ action, state }) => {
if (state.foo.isCool) {
return { type: Actions.BAR };
}
});
A:
This issue is little tricky since it is not easy to locate the issue based on the error.
In this situation, when state.foo.isCool is false, no action is returned.
So changing to something like this will solve the issue:
@Effect() foo$ = this.actions$
.ofType(Actions.FOO)
.withLatestFrom(this.store, (action, state) => ({ action, state }))
.map(({ action, state }) => {
if (state.foo.isCool) {
return { type: Actions.BAR };
}
return { type: Actions.SOMETHING_ELSE };
});
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package com.jomeslu.sample;
import android.content.Context;
import android.support.test.InstrumentationRegistry;
import android.support.test.runner.AndroidJUnit4;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import static org.junit.Assert.*;
/**
* Instrumentation test, which will execute on an Android device.
*
* @see <a href="http://d.android.com/tools/testing">Testing documentation</a>
*/
@RunWith(AndroidJUnit4.class)
public class ExampleInstrumentedTest {
@Test
public void useAppContext() throws Exception {
// Context of the app under test.
Context appContext = InstrumentationRegistry.getTargetContext();
assertEquals("com.jomeslu.sample", appContext.getPackageName());
}
}
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//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef RightsH
#define RightsH
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include <Classes.hpp>
#include <Controls.hpp>
#include <StdCtrls.hpp>
#include <Forms.hpp>
#include <Buttons.hpp>
#include <ActnList.hpp>
#include <ImgList.hpp>
#include <Menus.hpp>
#include "GrayedCheckBox.hpp"
#include "PngImageList.hpp"
#include <System.Actions.hpp>
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include <RemoteFiles.h>
#include <GUITools.h>
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
class TRightsFrame : public TFrame
{
__published:
TLabel *GroupLabel;
TLabel *OthersLabel;
TLabel *OwnerLabel;
TGrayedCheckBox *OwnerReadCheck;
TGrayedCheckBox *OwnerWriteCheck;
TGrayedCheckBox *OwnerExecuteCheck;
TGrayedCheckBox *GroupReadCheck;
TGrayedCheckBox *GroupWriteCheck;
TGrayedCheckBox *GroupExecuteCheck;
TGrayedCheckBox *OthersReadCheck;
TGrayedCheckBox *OthersWriteCheck;
TGrayedCheckBox *OthersExecuteCheck;
TCheckBox *DirectoriesXCheck;
TSpeedButton *OwnerButton;
TSpeedButton *GroupButton;
TSpeedButton *OthersButton;
TPopupMenu *RightsPopup;
TMenuItem *Norights1;
TMenuItem *Defaultrights1;
TMenuItem *Allrights1;
TMenuItem *Leaveasis1;
TActionList *RightsActions;
TAction *NoRightsAction;
TAction *DefaultRightsAction;
TAction *AllRightsAction;
TAction *LeaveRightsAsIsAction;
TPngImageList *RightsImages;
TMenuItem *N1;
TAction *CopyTextAction;
TAction *CopyOctalAction;
TAction *PasteAction;
TMenuItem *CopyAsText1;
TMenuItem *CopyAsOctal1;
TMenuItem *Paste1;
TPngImageList *RightsImages120;
TPngImageList *RightsImages144;
TPngImageList *RightsImages192;
TLabel *OctalLabel;
TEdit *OctalEdit;
TGrayedCheckBox *SetUidCheck;
TGrayedCheckBox *SetGIDCheck;
TGrayedCheckBox *StickyBitCheck;
TButton *CloseButton;
void __fastcall ControlChange(TObject *Sender);
void __fastcall RightsButtonsClick(TObject *Sender);
void __fastcall RightsActionsExecute(TBasicAction *Action,
bool &Handled);
void __fastcall RightsActionsUpdate(TBasicAction *Action, bool &Handled);
void __fastcall RightsPopupPopup(TObject *Sender);
void __fastcall FrameContextPopup(TObject *Sender, TPoint &MousePos,
bool &Handled);
void __fastcall OctalEditChange(TObject * Sender);
void __fastcall OctalEditExit(TObject * Sender);
void __fastcall CloseButtonClick(TObject * Sender);
private:
bool FAllowAddXToDirectories;
TNotifyEvent FOnChange;
bool FPopup;
TWinControl * FPopupParent;
TButton * FDefaultButton;
TButton * FCancelButton;
bool FPopingContextMenu;
UnicodeString FAddXToDirectoriesSuffix;
bool FInitialized;
void __fastcall CycleRights(int Group);
bool __fastcall GetAddXToDirectories();
bool __fastcall GetAllowUndef();
TCheckBox * __fastcall GetChecks(TRights::TRight Right);
TRights __fastcall GetRights();
TRights::TState __fastcall GetStates(TRights::TRight Right);
void __fastcall SetAddXToDirectories(bool value);
void __fastcall SetAllowAddXToDirectories(bool value);
void __fastcall SetAllowUndef(bool value);
void __fastcall SetRights(const TRights & value);
void __fastcall SetStates(TRights::TRight Right, TRights::TState value);
UnicodeString __fastcall GetText();
void __fastcall SetText(UnicodeString value);
public:
virtual __fastcall ~TRightsFrame();
__fastcall TRightsFrame(TComponent* Owner);
void __fastcall DropDown();
void __fastcall CloseUp();
__property bool AddXToDirectories = { read = GetAddXToDirectories, write = SetAddXToDirectories };
__property bool AllowAddXToDirectories = { read = FAllowAddXToDirectories, write = SetAllowAddXToDirectories };
__property bool AllowUndef = { read = GetAllowUndef, write = SetAllowUndef };
__property TCheckBox * Checks[TRights::TRight Right] = { read = GetChecks };
__property TNotifyEvent OnChange = { read = FOnChange, write = FOnChange };
__property TRights Rights = { read = GetRights, write = SetRights };
__property UnicodeString Text = { read = GetText, write = SetText };
__property bool Popup = { read = FPopup, write = SetPopup };
__property TWinControl * PopupParent = { read = FPopupParent, write = FPopupParent };
protected:
void __fastcall DoChange();
void __fastcall UpdateControls();
virtual void __fastcall SetEnabled(bool Value);
void __fastcall ForceUpdate();
virtual void __fastcall CreateParams(TCreateParams & Params);
virtual void __fastcall CreateWnd();
virtual void __fastcall Dispatch(void * Message);
void __fastcall CMCancelMode(TCMCancelMode & Message);
void __fastcall CMDialogKey(TCMDialogKey & Message);
void __fastcall WMContextMenu(TWMContextMenu & Message);
bool __fastcall IsAncestor(TControl * Control, TControl * Ancestor);
DYNAMIC void __fastcall DoExit();
void __fastcall SetPopup(bool value);
void __fastcall DoCloseUp();
bool __fastcall HasFocus();
bool __fastcall DirectoriesXEffective();
void __fastcall UpdateOctalEdit();
void __fastcall UpdateByOctal();
INTERFACE_HOOK_CUSTOM(TFrame);
__property TRights::TState States[TRights::TRight Right] = { read = GetStates, write = SetStates };
};
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#endif
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The rational design of enzyme-like catalysts is an important long range goal. This proposal explores the possibility of using antibodies, which are exquisite receptor molecules, to catalyze chemical reactions. Our strategy involved synthesis of compounds which mimic the transition state structure of a particular reaction, eliciting immune responses against such substances, and characterization of the specific antibodies generated. Two reactions will be examined: the unimolecular Claisen rearrangement of chorismate to prephenate and the bimolecular Diels-Alder process. These reactions are good to model, since they do not require nucleophilic or general acid-base catalysis but should be susceptible to induced strain and proximity effects. The latter mechanisms of catalysis are what distinguish enzymes from most chemical catalysts. It is important to understand how enzymes work, and antibodies that mediate the Claisen and Diels-Alder reactions would be useful tools for investigating how enzymes utilize binding energy to achieve enormous rate enhancements and remarkable regio- and stereoselectivity. Furthermore, the Claisen and Diels-Alder reactions are among the most valuable synthetic reactions available to organic chemists for preparation of important health-related natural products. The ability to catalyze these processes with the high rates and selectivities typical of enzymes would therefore represent a significant scientific advance. We expect, finally, that the knowledge gained in this project will lead to the elaboration of general strategies for design of artificial enzymes for any chemical reaction, capitalizing on the virtually limitless supply of highly specific antibody binding sites. |
Study and Research
Eight fields of research structure the INHA’s academic programmes: history of ancient art; history of archaeology; history of mediaeval art; history of taste; history of architecture; art beyond the fine and decorative arts design, material culture; history of contemporary art of the 20th – 21st centuries; practices in the history of art; and the arts in globalisation. Programmes are piloted by the Department of Studies and Research, which welcomes current and future scholars for limited periods, under the guidance of academic advisors: resident scholars (young doctors or curators), research assistants (doctoral candidates), student monitors (masters candidates) and foreign scholarship students. These teams are trained in the development and dissemmation of scholarship, in the handling of the documentary dimension of research and in the digital humanities.
The research programmes are led in partnership with French or foreign institutions, either academic institutions or museums, thus bringing together art historians with mixed horizons and making possible a number of ambitious initiatives. These programmes lead to the production of documentary resources, available online for the academic community and the general public via the platform AGORHA (agorha.inha.fr), as well as to the organisation of a multitude of events – symposiums, exhibitions, seminars, conferences – open to all in the spaces of the Galerie Colbert and the publication of books, either copublished or available online (inha.revues.org).
The Department of Studies and Research includes approximately fifty permanent researchers and welcomes each year, for periods of one month to two years, some forty other French and foreign scholars. Other than those who are invited during a stay in Paris, eight traveling scholar programmes organised by the INHA provide financing for trips to Paris or abroad for art historians of all nationalities. |
Q:
futures.forEach(CompletableFuture::join) runs all tasks parallel?
I have multiple completable futures created as:
CompletableFuture<Void> future1 = CompletableFuture.runAsync(() -> xxx);
CompletableFuture<Void> future2 = CompletableFuture.runAsync(() -> xxx);
List<CompletableFuture<Void>> futures = Lists.newArrayList(future1, future2);
When I run below, are these two future tasks running in parallel? Will exception throw by one future blocks the other?
futures.forEach(CompletableFuture::join);
A:
By calling CompletableFuture.runAsync(...) the tasks are submitted to the common ForkJoinPool. This pool is managed by the JVM.
Since it is a common pool, no guarantees are made/can be made as to whether the tasks actually run concurrent or in parallel (other tasks may be submitted to the pool, or the pool may have only one thread at its disposal, resulting in a sequential exeuction of the tasks). But in a best-case scenario, they will be processed in parallel.
An Exception in one task will not have any effects on another task (unless explictly implemented in the tasks). In fact, without further configuration, the Exception will be silently ignored (to catch Exceptions, an explicit UncaughtExceptionHandler can be set when constructing a ForkJoinPool). One can also figure out if a ComletableFuture has completed with an Exception by calling isDone() (to know if the task has been executed) and isCompletedExceptionally() (to know whether the task has completed with an Exception). The Exception itself can be obtained by calling get(), but one should beware that the Exception is thrown, not returned when calling get().
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The present technology relates to implantable compositions that exhibit desired release profiles of bioactive agents.
Various approaches have been employed in attempting to provide implantable compositions that provide systemic or local delivery of drug actives. Some active technologies, e.g., insulin pumps, have been developed to provide variable rate drug delivery. However, these require specialized equipment and are desirable for use in only chronic conditions. Alternatively, passive drug releasing implants have been developed to provide a post-implantation burst or spike of the active agent after in vivo biodegradation of a long-term coating. Many such approaches simply provide long-term release at a constant rate. However, among other issues, these materials can exhibit premature release of the bioactive agent through the layer of long-term biodegradable coating. Therefore, it would be advantageous to provide implants capable of releasing bioactive agents in a manner that is more selective, with decreased risk of premature release, and that is adaptable to provide any of various pre-selected drug release profiles. |
Q:
JavaScript prototype inside "Immediately-Invoked Function Expressions"
I am writing functions inside Immediately-Invoked Function Expressions (IIFE).
(function(){
"use strict";
function EventService(){
//MASTER CLASS
}
EventService.prototype.eventObj = function(){
var ES = getEvwentMapping();
return EventService;
};
EventService.prototype.popup = function(){
eventService.eventObj.createPopup();
};
EventService.prototype.drilldown = function(){
eventService.eventObj.createDrilldown();
};
})();
eventService();
Here I am getting error as eventService() is undefined.
A:
Yes, your function is enclosed in your IIFE and doesn't become part of any external scope. If you need it outside your function, then try returning it and assigning it to a variable. For example:
var eventService = (function(){
"use strict";
function eventService(){
//MASTER CLASS
}
eventService.prototype.eventObj = function(){
var ES = getEvwentMapping();
return EventService;
};
eventService.prototype.popup = function(){
eventService.eventObj.createPopup();
};
eventService.prototype.drilldown = function(){
eventService.eventObj.createDrilldown();
};
return eventService;
})();
Or the module patern suggested by @ppoliani is also good if you have several functions and/or properties you need to expose.
Another question, however, is why you think you need an IIFE here anyway? This would work the same by just removing the IIFE altogether.
Here's how you'd use the thing:
var myES = new eventService();
myES.popup();
http://jsfiddle.net/k7ZJY/
EDIT: As I said before, there is no reason to actually use an IIFE here because you aren't hiding anything and you code doesn't actual execute anything anyway. But, one way you might use this is to create a singleton and I'm wondering if that was your actual objective here. What you could do is this:
var eventServiceSingleton = (function(){
"use strict";
function eventService(){
//MASTER CLASS
}
eventService.prototype.eventObj = function(){
var ES = getEvwentMapping();
return EventService;
};
eventService.prototype.popup = function(){
eventService.eventObj.createPopup();
};
eventService.prototype.drilldown = function(){
eventService.eventObj.createDrilldown();
};
return new eventService();
})();
Now you have a fully constructed eventService assigned to the variable eventServiceSingleton and there is no way to create another eventService object. So now:
eventServiceSingleton.popup(); // works
but:
var anotherEventService = new eventService(); // eventService is undefined
A:
You need to apply the module pattern which returns a constructor.
var EventService = (function(){
"use strict";
function EventService(){
//MASTER CLASS
}
EventService.prototype.eventObj = function(){
var ES = getEvwentMapping();
return ES;
};
EventService.prototype.popup = function(){
this.eventObj().createPopup();
};
EventService.prototype.drilldown = function(){
this.eventObj().createDrilldown();
};
return EventService;
})();
and then you can simply invoke the method by doing
var eventService = new EventService();
eventService.popup();
The issue is that you are trying to apply a sort of encapsulation with the aid of JavaScript closures; that is anything defined within the closure is not accessible from the outside unless you explicitly export them.
However, you're definitely doing something wrong here; As @Matt Burland mentioned, you don't need to use an IIFE here. You can benefit from a IIFE when you want to conceal some variables so that you don't pollute the global scope or you simply don't want to make them accessible. I cannot see that intention in your code.
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Q:
Correct use of the present participle of verb "to pacifiy"?
I wonder if this expression can be correctly formulated and completed
using the present participle pacifying of the verb to pacifiy
as an adjective at least, instead of pacifist.
He/she is a pacifying person.
This is what pacifying tends to do:
tending to calm the emotions and relieve stress.
A:
Yes, you can use it like that.
Some examples:
He is a pacifying man.
=> He is a man who pacifies.
This is similar to:
He has a calming voice.
=> He has a voice which calms others.
He is an interesting person.
=> He is a person who interests me/people.
However, there are other words that are equally correct, but have a different meaning. For example:
He is a pacified man.
=> He is a man who has been pacified (by someone else).
He has a calm voice.
=> He has a voice which is calm.
He is an interested person.
=> He is a person who is interested in me/people.
In short, "a pacifying person" is correct, as long as you're talking about a person who pacifies others, and not a person who is pacified by someone else.
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Fibre types in skeletal muscles.
This book is a concise summary of the present knowledge about skeletal muscle fibres. The fibre types were characterized from different points of view. The difficulties and possibilities of classifying muscle fibres in distinct non-overlapping types were shown. A main emphasis is put on metabolic fibre typing by cytophotometry as well as the adaptability of a given fibre type to altered physiological and pathological conditions. Extensive analyses of several rat hindlimb muscles revealed regional differences of fibre properties within the muscles and showed the influence of ageing, myopathy, hypoxia, diabetes and Ginkgo biloba-treatment on the different fibre types. The plasticity of muscle fibres was demonstrated by the flexibility of fibre metabolism as an adaptive mechanism. |
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For years I imagined making a completely FMV (full motion video) interactive story/puzzle game (think Myst but made entirely with videos). Last year I finally got around to figuring out how to make the game mechanics work, and little by little put together Yeli Orog. The game takes place in Asturias, Spain and was filmed in various locations there.
Yeli Orog is a FMV adventure game about an immense archaeological discovery: A bizarre stone tablet written in the Celtiberian language found buried underneath an ancient dolmen in northern Spain. The inscription written on the tablet tells a ghoulish tale believed to be the Celtiberian origin myth.
You play the role of Johnny Robin, an archaeologist sent to Asturias, Spain to assist in the recovery of Celtiberian remains. Upon arrival to Asturias you find yourself unexpectedly transported to an alien world, experiencing first-hand the terrifying story written on the ancient tablet.
If you are a fan of Myst-like games, paranormal stories, and FMV games, I think you will appreciate Yeli Orog. If you have any questions about the game let me know.
"A kind heart is better than a crafty head."- Manx Proverb"It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities." - Albus Dumbledore"True wisdom comes to each of us when we realize how little we understand about life, ourselves, and the world around us." - Socrates"Destiny awaits us all." - The ghosts and technically me |
Q:
Ember displaying data from an ajax call
I've got his error since I tried to display some data from an ajax call :
Uncaught TypeError: Object #<Object> has no method 'addArrayObserver'
The app is very simple, but I wanted to send an ajax request to my server when I was going on a specific page. So I could load the data directly from the server..
Here is my code :
App.Enquiries = Ember.Object.extend({
});
App.EnquiriesRoute = Ember.Route.extend({
model: function() {
return App.Enquiries.findAll();
}
});
App.Enquiries.reopenClass({
findAll: function() {
var result = Ember.ArrayProxy.create({content: []});
$.ajax({
url: host + 'mdf/enquiry',
type: 'GET',
accepts: 'application/json',
success: function(data) {
result.set('content', data);
console.log('DEBUG: GET Enquiries OK');
},
error: function() {
console.log('DEBUG: GET Enquiries Failed');
}
});
return result;
}
});
And for the template :
<ul>
{{#each item in content}}
<li>{{item.id}}</li>
{{/each}}
</ul>
So far I wasn't sure if using Ember.ArrayProxy was a good idea, but after reading the doc I thought that could work, but no..
I try to look on the web, but it seems that I might be the only one to have this problem ?
A:
The error message basically says, that Ember expects an array but there is no array. I think this is because you are setting the AJAX response directly as content property of your ArrayProxy. But your response object is no array (your comments indicate this at least).
I would recommend something like the following. Have a look at this question for more details on how to use Ember without Ember Data.
App.Enquiry = Ember.Object.extend({ // rather one Object for each Enquiry
});
App.EnquiriesRoute = Ember.Route.extend({
model: function() {
return App.Enquiries.findAll();
}
});
App.Enquiries.reopenClass({
findAll: function() {
var result = [];
$.ajax({
url: host + 'mdf/enquiry',
type: 'GET',
accepts: 'application/json',
success: function(data) {
data.enquiries.forEach(function(enquiry){
// we are iterating the enquiries in the response step by step and create corresponding objects
var model = App.Enquiry.create(enquiry);
result.addObject(model); //fill your array step by step
});
console.log('DEBUG: GET Enquiries OK');
},
error: function() {
console.log('DEBUG: GET Enquiries Failed');
}
});
return result;
}
});
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A safe technique of exposing of a "hidden" left anterior descending artery.
We describe a safe, easy, and fast technique of exposing the left anterior descending artery (LAD), when this is embedded under the myocardium or excessive epicardial fat tissue, during coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) or off-pump coronary artery bypass (OPCAB). The vessel is opened as distal as possible, then a fine intravascular probe is introduced retrogradely. Through palpation of the tip, the course of LAD is confined together with the site of distal anastomosis formation. The suggested technique minimizes the risk of injuring the vessel or ventricles, reduces the ischemia-time, and allows the performance of anastomosis as paroximal as possible in the cases of OPCAB with embedded LAD. |
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Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (Stein-Leventhal Syndrome) is a menace of modern times playing havoc with the female reproductive health. This clinical entity is being encountered in the largest group of women (60per cent – 85per cent), starting from the adolescent age |
Free and Clear
How can we state the gospel correctly and clearly so that non-Christians grasp its meaning?
Veteran evangelist Larry Moyer has spent more than thirty-five years collecting and reflecting on the most common issues and problems in personal evangelism. He has learned that to state the Gospel clearly, one must first understand it. Free and Clear offers believers a thorough understanding of the Gospel message and biblical terms and concepts. Each chapter includes group discussion questions. |
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Computer_Networking
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A short time ago, Facebook took over the trademark application for "Face" from a company who operated a site called Faceparty.com. This particular application was opposed by Aaron Greenspan—the fellow who took Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to court over the creation of Facebook—but now has been granted a Notice of Allowance by the USPTO anyway.
The Notice of Allowance means that as long as Facebook pays an issue fee to the USPTO within the next three months, it can enjoy a trademark on the word "face" when it comes to "[t]elecommunication services, namely, providing online chat rooms and electronic bulletin boards for transmission of messages among computer users in the field of general interest and concerning social and entertainment subject matter, none primarily featuring or relating to motoring or to cars"
This basically means that it would be very unwise for you to name your hot new social networking site something along the lines of FaceMeet, SlapToTheFace, or FaceNovel. You don't have too much to fear when it comes to naming products or services outside of what the trademark covers though. |
Understanding jet noise.
Jets are one of the most fascinating topics in fluid mechanics. For aeronautics, turbulent jet-noise modelling is particularly challenging, not only because of the poor understanding of high Reynolds number turbulence, but also because of the extremely low acoustic efficiency of high-speed jets. Turbulent jet-noise models starting from the classical Lighthill acoustic analogy to state-of-the art models were considered. No attempt was made to present any complete overview of jet-noise theories. Instead, the aim was to emphasize the importance of sound generation and mean-flow propagation effects, as well as their interference, for the understanding and prediction of jet noise. |
Pets in Delhi are loved and spoilt to the core by their humans in all ways possible. But, there is one thing that pooches in Delhi miss out on. What is that you ask? It is spending quality time with their humans in the most appropriate setting.
Planning an outing for your dog? These precautions are a must
The increasing number of dog shows, pet events and doggy pool parties are a great opportunity for dogs and dog lovers to socialize and have fun together.
If you’ve always believed in that old adage, ‘you can’t teach an old dog new tricks’, recent scientific research might just prove you wrong! New studies conducted on the cognitive and reasoning abilities of senior dogs have led scientists to believe that age-old adages aren&r
It would be an understatement to say that the pet industry in India is booming. As more and more urban Indians adopt pets, the numbers of the ancillary services that anxious pet parents want for their babies is on a meteoric rise.
Potter fans reunite! Let’s create some magic as we bring together the best of Potter world and the animal kingdom. Owls, half-horses, dragons, cats, dogs...the list is endless. Without further ado, let’s meet them all. |
These tracks are encoded with SpectraStrobe*, intended for use with the Deepak Chopra Dream Master and other devices with SpectraStrobe decode capability. They can also be enjoyed like any other audio tracks. SpectraStrobe embeds special signals on the audio tracks that directly controls the lights, allowing precise synchronization between audio and visual stimulation. The light signals can be modulated very subtly, reacting to the finest of nuances; creating audio-visual art. Our SpectraStrobe audio tracks lead you through entrancing dreamscapes and mythic journeys towards the deepest realms of your unconscious mind. Bon voyage! |
She's Crafty? What are you? Martha Stewart?
The She's Crafty Podcast is a comedy and craft beer show taped in San Antonio, Tx. Join Catherine Contreas on her drunken Journey to beer knowledge.
Okay, so who is this beer loving chick?
Catherine is a San Antonio native. She was proudly raised on pan dulce and chimse and is majorly obsessed with good beer. As the host of the She's Crafty Podcast she travels around the great state of texas to get all the scoop on the latest beers and brewers...but, she always brings along her wildly inappropriate humor and unfiltered opinions. |
The Ginzburg-Landau approach to oscillatory media.
Close to a supercritical Hopf bifurcation, oscillatory media may be described, by the complex Ginzburg-Landau equation. The most important spatiotemporal behaviors associated with this dynamics are reviewed here. It is shown, on a few concrete examples, how real chemical oscillators may be described by this equation, and how its coefficients may be obtained from the experimental data. Furthermore, the effect of natural forcings, induced by the experimental realization of chemical oscillators in batch reactors, may also be studied in the framework of complex Ginzburg-Landau equations and its associated phase dynamics. We show, in particular, how such forcings may locally transform oscillatory media into excitable ones and trigger the formation of complex spatiotemporal patterns. |
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Q:
injector.getInstance of a generic type
I have seen this post about registering generic type.
example on how to register:
bind(new TypeLiteral<Dal<RoutingResponse>>() {}).to((Class<? extends Dal<RoutingResponse>>) ResponseDal.class);
however how can I get an instance of a generic type from the injector?
I have tried:
injector.getInstance(Dal<RoutingResponse>().getClass());
but got compilation error.
How should I write this?
A:
You can use Key to get instances of these bindings:
injector.getInstance(new Key<Dal<RoutingResponse>>() {}); // supplied by @DanielPryden in the comments
or in a longer version, with a TypeLiteral:
injector.getInstance(Key.get(new TypeLiteral<Dal<RoutingResponse>>() {}));
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No help coming for Felix either unless some middle of the road prospect in the farm system channels his inner "Mike Trout." Seven year deal might as well be a reservation in the AL West cellar. The Astros could give them some strong competition in that regard though.
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Overview
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Efficient inhibition of foot-and-mouth disease virus replication in vitro by artificial microRNA targeting 3D polymerase.
Foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) is a devastating acute viral disease of livestock with cloven hooves. Among various therapeutic control measures, RNA interference (RNAi) is one of the methods being explored to inhibit FMD virus replication and spread. The RNAi is achieved by short hairpin RNAs or artificial microRNAs (amiRNAs). Utility of amiRNAs as antiviral, targeting conserved regions of the viral genome is gaining importance. However, delivery of miRNA in vivo is still a challenge. In this study, the efficacy of amiRNAs in preventing FMD virus replication in a permissive cell culture system was investigated, by generating stable cell lines expressing amiRNAs targeting three functional regions of the FMD virus (FMDV) genome (IRES, 3B3 and 3D). The results showed that amiRNA targeting 3D polymerase is relatively more efficient. However, expression of multiple microRNAs targeting the three regions did not exhibit additive effect. The data suggest that 3D specific miRNA is a potential valid strategy in developing novel antiviral measures against FMDV infection. Keywords: artificial microRNA; foot-and-mouth disease virus; virus inhibition. |
Q:
Java String import java.lang.String
When I use String in Java do I need to import java.lang.String?
Or I can simply use it?
Is String imported by default?
I am using Eclipse and as I know they use another compiler that Java does.
What is the standard way?
A:
No, java.lang.* is imported by default.
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Jojoba oil is a liquid wax extracted from the nut of an indigenous Australian shrub that goes by the scientific name Simmondsia chinensis, a misnomer as the plant has nothing to do with China. The shrubby tree still grows wild in the United States, mainly in the arid regions of the Southwestern states.
Benefits:
To control oily skin:
Oily skin is the result of overactive sebaceous glands in the skin, found more often on the face and the scalp. Oily skin can quickly gather dust from the environment and make frequent washing necessary. Not only does it look unsightly and make you feel uncomfortable, it can be the starting point of many skin problems such as seborrheic dermatitis, acne, and dandruff.
Skin moisturizer:
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Pregnancy/nursing: Information regarding safety and efficacy in pregnancy and lactation is lacking. Adverse effects in rodents and birds have been noted. |
Bicyclic anti-VZV nucleosides: Thieno analogues retain full antiviral activity.
Thieno analogues of the potent and selective furo-pyrimidine anti-VZV nucleoside family are herein reported. The compounds retain full antiviral potency in comparison to the furo parent. |
Well, the mask might be tricky but since the Egyptian drawings are so simple, it should be pretty easy. First, take a mask, it could be those hockey masks. Than, clump up newspaper and form the snout by kind of squashing it and roughly molding it. Than get paper strips dipped in wallpaper paste and papier mache it. Smooth it out and get the design right by putting more layers and pushing down on the newspaper clump that you glued on the mask. Than you can shape collars and stuff out and go through the same procedure. Than you can spray paint the whole thing or use acrylic paint. Than use some paint finisher and do the whole thing. It should look great. If you need some pictures, I know a few sites, they are: http://www.pantheon.org/mythica/areas/egyptian/ |
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Yellow Pine, Louisiana
Yellow Pine (also Yellowpine) is an unincorporated community in Webster Parish, Louisiana, United States.
Notes
Category:Unincorporated communities in Webster Parish, Louisiana
Category:Unincorporated communities in Louisiana |
Van Conversion: Floor Insulation
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The present invention relates generally to spray nozzles, and more particularly to full cone liquid spray nozzles having particular utility for spraying liquid coolants in metal casting operations.
In metal casting operations, and particularly continuous metal casting systems in which steel slabs, billets, or other metal shapes are extruded from a mold, it is necessary to spray the emerging metal with water for rapid heat removal. It is desirable that the spray be finely atomized and uniformly directed onto the metal for uniform cooling. Uneven distribution of the liquid coolant results in non-uniform cooling of the metal, which can cause cracking, high stresses, and reduced surface and edge quality.
Full cone liquid spray nozzles have been used in continuous metal casting operations for directing cooling liquid, namely water, onto the metal surface for maximum cooling without dissolution by pressurized air. Prior full cone spray nozzles typically comprise a nozzle body having a discharge orifice and an upstream vane for imparting swirling movement to the liquid passing through the nozzle for breaking up the liquid flow and distributing liquid particles throughout the discharging conical spray pattern. Prior full cone spray nozzles, however, have had operating drawbacks.
One problem with prior full cone liquid spray nozzles arises by reason of the liquid throughput being controlled entirely by the liquid pressure. To achieve proper cooling, the volume of liquid sprayed in a continuous casting operation must be commensurate with the rate at which the steel shape is cast. In other words, when the metal emerges from the mold at a higher rate, a greater quantity of coolant is required for proper cooling than during lower rate casting. In prior full cone spray nozzles, however, a change in liquid pressure necessary for changing the spray volume also changed the angle of the discharging conical spray, which in turn changed the spray coverage, i.e. the area on the metal surface upon which the liquid impinges. A change in the spray coverage, in turn, can alter the uniformity in cooling by changing the extent discharging sprays of adjacent nozzles overlap, and in some cases, causing gaps between the discharging sprays of adjacent nozzles.
A further problem with the use of prior full cone liquid spray nozzles in continuous metal casting operations is that the discharging spray, regardless of spray pressure, is inherently non-uniform. Tests demonstrate that the volume of liquid collected per unit area (i.e. liquid density) along one narrow planar segment parallel to the axis of the spray nozzle varies substantially from the liquid density taken in a second narrow planar segment through the nozzle axis perpendicular to the first. While such non-uniformity might be taken into account if the spray nozzles could be mounted in predetermined relation to each other, typically the spray nozzles are simply screwed onto a supply pipe such that the irregular spray pattern of one nozzle has no relation to the irregular spray pattern of an adjacent nozzle, which can result in further non-uniformity in cooling of a moving cast metal.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a cast metal liquid spray system having full cone liquid spray nozzles adapted for more uniform liquid spraying, and hence, more uniform cooling of the metal.
Another object is to provide a full cone liquid spray nozzle in which the liquid spray volume of the discharging spray may be readily changed, according to the speed of the metal casting operation, without adversely affecting uniformity in cooling.
A further object is to provide a full cone spray nozzle as characterized above in which the discharging conical spray angle, and hence spray coverage, is substantially unaffected by changes in liquid pressure.
Yet another object is to provide a full cone liquid spray nozzle of the above kind in which liquid density in the discharging spray is substantially similar throughout the spray pattern, including planar segments through the axis of the nozzle perpendicular to each other.
Still another object is to provide a full cone liquid spray nozzle of the foregoing type which is relatively simple in construction and which lends itself to economical manufacture and reliable use.
Other objects and advantages of the invention will become apparent upon reading the following detailed description and upon reference to the drawings, in which: |
Variation and constraints in hybrid genome formation.
Hybridization is an important source of variation; it transfers adaptive genetic variation across species boundaries and generates new species. Yet, the limits to viable hybrid genome formation are poorly understood. Here we investigated to what extent hybrid genomes are free to evolve by sequencing the genomes of four island populations of the homoploid hybrid Italian sparrow Passer italiae. We report that a variety of novel and fully functional hybrid genomic combinations are likely to have arisen independently on Crete, Corsica, Sicily and Malta, with differentiation in candidate genes for beak shape and plumage colour. However, certain genomic regions are invariably inherited from the same parent species, limiting variation. These regions are over-represented on the Z chromosome and harbour candidate incompatibility loci, including DNA-repair and mitonuclear genes. These gene classes may contribute to the general reduction of introgression on sex chromosomes. This study demonstrates that hybrid genomes may vary, and identifies new candidate reproductive isolation genes. |
Central District, Singapore
The Central Area or Central Business District (CBD) contains the core financial and commercial districts of Singapore, including eleven urban planning areas, namely Downtown Core, Marina East, Marina South, Museum, Newton, Orchard, Outram, River Valley, Rochor, Singapore River and Straits View as defined by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). Part of the Central Region in the southern part of Singapore, it includes high value land intensely regulated by the URA's urban planning initiatives. It approximately equates to the area which may be referred to as the city despite Singapore being a city in itself.
Singapore River which currently empties into Marina Bay by the Merlion, is a major landmark in this Central Area. The river originally emptied into the Singapore Straits, the main maritime activity site for the colony. The commercial areas which developed on the south banks became the central business district for post-independence Singapore. URA groups these areas of commercial activity and calls it the Central Area.
The Central Area has since been expanded by the Government of Singapore and the URA to include the land reclamation of Marina Bay. Many construction projects have been completed on these reclaimed lands with many more still under consideration or development. |
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import {html} from '@polymer/polymer/lib/utils/html-tag.js';
class TemplateScalabilityView extends PolymerElement {
static get is() {
return 'template-scalability-view';
}
static get template() {
return html`
<style include="shared-styles">
:host {
display: block;
}
</style>
<div id="content">
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Q:
Проблема с веб приложением Java, Spring Boot
Имеется Spring boot веб приложение. При запуске с IntelliJ Idea сервер стартует, все работает нормально. После сборки проекта через Maven сервер запускается, но при заходе через браузер выдает ошибку. В консоле пишет что не удается найти указанный шаблон. Думаю, вся проблема в пути к файлу шаблона. Но как правильно поправить не знаю. Вот контроллер начальной страницы.
@RequestMapping({"/persons","/","/index"})
public String getAllPersons(Model model) throws NotFoundException {
model.addAttribute(PERSONS, personService.findAll());
log.debug("I'm at getAllPersons");
return "/index";
}
A:
Вы возвращаете URL, когда должны вернуть имя вашего шаблона. Скорее всего, он называется index. Исправьте это в поле return и все должно заработать.
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Q:
How to properly test with mocks Akka actors in Java?
I'm very new with Akka and I'm trying to write some unit tests in Java. Consider the following actor:
public class Worker extends UntypedActor {
@Override
public void onReceive(Object message) throws Exception {
if (message instanceof Work) {
Work work = (Work) message;
Result result = new Helper().processWork(work);
getSender().tell(result, getSelf());
} else {
unhandled(message);
}
}
}
What is the proper way to intercept the call new Helper().processWork(work)? On a side note, is there any recommended way to achieve dependency injection within Akka actors with Java?
Thanks in advance.
A:
Your code is already properly testable:
you can test your business logic separately, since you can just instantiate your Helper outside of the actor
once you are sure that the Helper does what it is supposed to do, just send some inputs to the actor and observe that the right replies come back
Now if you need to have a “mocked” Worker to test some other component, just don’t use a Worker at all, use a TestProbe instead. Where you would normally get the ActorRef of the Worker, just inject probe.getRef().
So, how to inject that?
I’ll assume that your other component is an Actor (because otherwise you won’t have trouble applying whatever injection technique you normally use). Then there are three basic choices:
pass it in as constructor argument
send it within a message
if the actor creates the ref as its child, pass in the Props, possibly in an alternative constructor
The third case is probably what you are looking at (I’m guessing based on the actor class’ name):
public class MyParent extends UntypedActor {
final Props workerProps;
public MyParent() {
workerProps = new Props(...);
}
public MyParent(Props p) {
workerProps = p;
}
...
getContext().actorOf(workerProps, "worker");
}
And then you can inject a TestProbe like this:
final TestProbe probe = new TestProbe(system);
final Props workerMock = new Props(new UntypedActorFactory() {
public UntypedActor create() {
return new UntypedActor() {
@Override
public void onReceive(Object msg) {
probe.getRef().tell(msg, getSender());
}
};
}
});
final ActorRef parent = system.actorOf(new Props(new UntypedActorFactory() {
public UntypedActor create() {
return new MyParent(workerMock);
}
}), "parent");
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Communication between physicians and nurses as a target for improving end-of-life care in the intensive care unit: challenges and opportunities for moving forward.
Our objective was to discuss obstacles and barriers to effective communication and collaboration regarding end-of-life issues between intensive care unit nurses and physicians. To evaluate practical interventions for improving communication and collaboration, we undertook a systematic literature review. An increase in shared decision making can result from a better understanding and respect for the perspectives and burdens felt by other caregivers. Intensive care unit nurses value their contributions to end-of-life decision making and want to have a more active role. Increased collaboration and communication can result in more appropriate care and increased physician/nurse, patient, and family satisfaction. Recommendations for improvement in communication between intensive care unit physicians and nurses include use of joint grand rounds, patient care seminars, and interprofessional dialogues. Communication interventions such as use of daily rounds forms, communication training, and a collaborative practice model have shown positive results. When communication is clear and constructive and practice is truly collaborative, the end-of-life care provided to intensive care unit patients and families by satisfied and engaged professionals will improve markedly. |
By Elliott Negin When The Washington Post reported earlier this month that President Trump appointed Daniel Simmons to run the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), the paper called him a "conservative scholar." Conservative scholar? "Fossil fuel… |
Reykjavik Property
Reykjavik Property
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She finds it tough to label her style, as functioning with such a spectrum of merchandise causes her to fall in enjoy with new styles and concepts each and every day – although she’s usually drawn to a lot more modern designs with new and fascinating combinations of colour and pattern. The coffee table in the living room photo in our area recreation is no longer for sale at Pottery Barn.
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Types of interior design and style consist of residential style, commercial style, hospitality design and style, healthcare design and style, universal design and style, exhibition design, furniture design and spatial branding. Sharyn, you are so proper, to adjust little items in a room can make all the distinction! Architects would also employ craftsmen or artisans to total interior style for their buildings. I like the homes you show, but my house is classified as cape cod and it is, in my opinion, neither charming or effective.
One of the coolest houses I’ve ever called house was a wee cottage in the redwoods. Right after checking some of your lens, I need to confess you are an specialist of interior design and house decoration. I created a meditation room in my property and it is the preferred spot of everyone that stops by. Mine too of course! Location, size, look and style – you’ve covered in all in a nicely written and fascinating lens. |
I have gushed and gushed and waited in anticipation
for this wedding for many months now! Ever since I met Sophia in my college poetry class five years ago, I knew we were kindred spirits, cut from the same cloth. We were both foodies and had a very strong Mediterranean-style upbringing, her Greek and me Italian. Little did I know that one day I would get the honor of not only sharing in her wedding day, but I would be shooting it! These two are so special to me, and their love, with all of it's quirkiness, is the kind of thing fairytales are made of. Get ready for tons of beautiful details and lots and lots of emotions...I did mention this was a Greek wedding right.. :)
Aren't their rings awesome? So much history and character.
As soon as I saw Mitch's ring, I just had a feeling it had a lot of love in it, come to find out, it was his father's wedding band for many years and they had it inscribed with the words, "Strong is your hold" love it!
Loving the artichoke in her bouquet.
Tonia, her sister and MOH does wonders with makeup, and of course she used my favorite line, MAC :)
A recreation of a old family photo, groom on the right.
Lookin good Mitch
Loving the bouts..scabiosa pods are so cool!
Dad's first look...always a favorite
Oh Sophia...you are so stunning!
I love this church, not only is is beautiful, but the people and the heart inside just makes you feel welcomed..as a church should be.
Adorable..
Joining of the hands-this represents the two becoming one in the eyes of God and the church.
The Crowning- this ritual symbolizes the couple receiving grace from God and are crowned with virtue and holiness.
Married at last!!
I am pretty sure people kill people for hair like this..just sayin'
Love
Workin' it like pros!
Each table was designated by a different poet and a quote from each was in the middle.
Love Calls Us to the Things of This World
"Outside the open window
The morning air is all awash with angels"
Richard Wilbur
A former student of Sophia's and a classmate of mine made these wonderful (and one-of-a-kind) watercolors for the name cards and yours truly wrote the calligraphy :)
How cool is this guest book? It is meant to look like a bunch of library book slips.
My favorite favors..Jordan Almonds
I am in love with this book. I am not sure the exact way to do this but all it is is the pages of the book being folded down smaller and bigger.
Like I mentioned on Monday's preview, Mitch and Sophia got married on her parent's 50th wedding anniversary, isn't that amazing! So, being the awesome person that she is, Sophia put together a surprise for her parents to celebrate their anniversary as well!
All of these speeches were so wonderful and I wish you could hear them because they were the best collection to date that I have listened to. Her bridesmaid and good friend Kathryn wrote the most amazing poem about them, I almost cried.
And don't get me started on her father George..such a sweet man..with three daughters and a wife, this man deserves a trophy! Both her parents raised amazing women!
Haha, the glasses were for reciting one of their very first poems that Tonia wrote about Sophia when they were young, again, I wish you could hear it.
Yep, this is the cutest ring bearer on the planet.. I didn't even tell him how to pose, he's just a natural.
I love this idea of having another cake cutting ceremony on your anniversary.
Tasso came all the way from Greece to be there and we did not let his dancing skills go to waste. He led the entire crowd in some pretty sweet traditional Greek dancing!
Even George had his own little solo dance, gotta love it when Dad's can cut a rug!
What a magical night for the two of them and for their families and in such an awesome location. So much love surrounded this night and I had a blast! |
Preparing the family for their responsibilities during treatment.
Long-term needs of a family whose child has cancer must be integrated into the family's responsibilities early in the disease treatment. The family's understanding, acceptance, and participation in the patient's care is a determining factor in the effectiveness of the treatment plan. Family responsibilities are twofold: obtain correct medical information about child's disease and its treatment, and adapt to necessary changes in lifestyle. Basic medical knowledge the family must possess includes information relating to the disease, its expected course, treatment, and side effects. Adaptation to changes requires that parents be informed to the anticipated alterations in family and community relationships. They need specific information about hospital policies and routines, financial resources, and expectations of the treatment plan in effort to adapt to the demands of long term care. The challenge in preparing a family is in acceptance of a philosophy that recognizes and values the family's contribution to care. Family members are a crucial part of the health care team. A positive and encouraging approach from professionals is essential to family acceptance of the disease and compliance with treatment. |
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Shortly after a show at the Motai Theatre, two Council members argue outside in the intersection as Rika watches after finishing said show.
"Drama After the Show"
Sunagakure
Late afternoon, the sun hasn't gone down yet but it has begun its descent and the hottest part of the day is past. With it comes the elongating shadows that such a thing brings, a great time for ninjary if such was needed. Though it really isn't right now. the Theater district has some of the most eclectic parts of the village. The fancy foreign restaurants and the likes to get the ritzy theater goers… and is Rika one of those? It might seem so since she is just emerging from it!
Itami yawns and sticks her finger into her ear to coax out some water that was stuck in her ear from taking a dip in the baths. A popping sound would be made as she passed by and she would receive a few looks of disgust from the various people of ritzyness. She didn't care, though. It had to come out or she wouldn't be able to hear all that well. She did the same with her other ear also and once she finished, she'd sigh in relief and continue on her way towards one of the places here.
She had to make a delivery, evidenced by the paper wrapped fgure in her hand. It was for a restaurant here as they were looking for something to fit their theme and so Itami's services were requested. She thinks she might have come through on this. She'd be coming by the theatre and amongst the crowd, she sees Rika exiting out from the place. What in the world did she just go see? "Rika-san?" She asks. "Rika-san!" She calls while waving her hand in the air.
"Yes. Of course. I look forward to working with you again, Hihigi-san. Have a good evening" Kuoroke comes out of a bow, and turns around. The potential client walks off, and the polite, even friendly smile oozes off the acid-fisted Jounin's face as it is turned away from him. He begins walking off, and then notices Rika had left a nearby theatre just a bit before he passed it. "Good evening." The greeting is dry. A typical Kuroki Kuoroke greeting. Itami passes by and is noticed. "Hello, Itami." She gets a slight bow together with his greeting.
"Konbanwa senpais." Rika greets along with a bow towards the two as the three's paths cross. Rika on her way to a restaurant! In this case a noodle one from the looks of it, at least that would be a pretty safe bet from the direction she is heading. Of course, she's stopped now. "How are you two this evening?" Comes her inquiry, head tilted to the side.
Itami bows lightly towards Rika and as she says 'sempais', she looks for the other to which she referenced and rose from her bow slowly. "Greetings." She states to them both with a slight air of anger. "I am well enough, thank you. What of yourself?" She inquires while looking around to see if she can spot the restaurant she was to be delivering to.
"I think I got this village a well-payed mission." Kuoroke announces. "So, I'm doing quite well, thank you." He raises his eyebrows at Itami, and offhandedly mentions, "You don't sound well enough." and then immediately continues to say, "And I got a very nice dinner while pulling in the client." he smirks. Clearly just to make conversation, Kuoroke asks Rika, "How was the show?"
"Excellent. A jazz band from the Land of Grass. They did things really well. Though I think I still prefer the shows at the bar." Rika shrugs at that. "Just more fun then, better, well, environment for that sort of music. The theater's better for normal stuff." She covers her mouth and a yawn. "And what genious decided to have shows in the middle of the day is beyond me."
"I'm glad you weren't angry enough to notice. Could you tell me why you did it?" Itami inquires, almost completely ignoring Rika's statements, but tries to divide her focus enough to include them both in conversation. "It is nice to know that we are able to enjoy the presence of bands from other lands. That lets me know that this village is considered more often than I thought." She Shrugs. "Also, I suppose I should be appreciative of your efforts in bettering the village, Kuoroke-san, but there are some things…that leave a lot…to be desired."
"Oh, that. I expected this on the spot, to be honest. Let's see… because he spat at me… and then attempted to kick me." Kuoroke answers. There goes his good mood, being replaced by, predictable, anger. Well, only irritation at this point. Kuoroke's polite smile remains on his face, but becomes a cramped, fake grimace. "I remember you punching someone in the face, too, when they attacked a Jounin. I happened to think that a harder punch was in order." He just nods to Rika. "Yes, it is better for normal stuff. Probably because the heat draws visitors inside." After this comment, he returns to the tension building between him and Itami.
Despite the things that were said to her, here is where Rika needs to slip into silence and watch as things are being said between the two Councilmembers, a free hand reaching up to push back a stray bang and her gaze moving between each of the two.
"Spitting and kicking, from a /genin/ no less, is enough to disfigure his face, Kuoroke-san?" Itami asks with growing anger. No smiles would be coming from her. "I punched someone and even shoved his face into the ground, but that didn't put him in the hospital." She growls. "Your anger nearly killed a genin for spitting and kicking. That was enough to warrant death? To warrant a critical condition? Spitting and kicking?" She repeats.
"You missed the fact that he attacked me." Kuoroke responds. "And that my reaction was quite similar to yours when you found yourself in a similar condition. So you don't get to judge." His breathing becomes heavier, his eyes narrow, and his rage predictably, steadily grows, as does the volume of his voice. "Yeah, I put him in hospital. You know what? Everyone in this village would be better off if there were no people ready to attack a superior. I think we'd be better off without him. But if you disagree, good for you, 'cause I kept him alive!"
"I just hope it doesn't keep happening." Rika muses, her own sardonic little tone as she says it. Though does not go so far as to further elucidate it. And that's all she says in response to the situation at that. Still seems like she feels this is very, very thin ice.
"You're a Jounin! A Council member at that, Kuoroke-san! He wouldn't have been able to harm you in the way that you did him! Even if he defied you, it wasn't enough to place him in a hospital. You solve everything through overwhelming force! A genin, Kuoroke-san!" Itami shouts. "Don't hold your breath, Rika-san. It's bound to happen again. Kuoroke-san couldn't control /his/ anger even if his life depended on it. Let it be known that he was attacked by a /genin/ and even if the odds were in his favor, /he/ decided that this genin was /oh so/ disrespectful that his /life/ was threatened by a /Jounin Council member/."
"Yes, I am! And that's exactly the point! I am a Jounin, and if he chooses to attack a Jounin, that's what happens!" Kuoroke is full-out shouting now. Not quite roaring like he did during the events being discussed here, though. "He could not harm me and if the little brat has no other reason to respect the order of the village, he'll respect that one at least!" the Kuroki gives Rika a glance, but does not comment on her words. He's too busy with Itami's. "Oh, no, let's deal with things peacefully, and let the insubordinate kids kick at us! I decided that we have no use for someone ready to answer orders like that. I decided we could get rid of him. You don't? You're welcome!" Her words actually bring a smirk to his face, which had become quite angry as the argument became more heated, "Yes! Let it be known that I was attacked by a Genin and Genin do not get away with attacking superiors around here. The moment I attack the Kazekage, he's welcome to take out an eyeball or two, too!"
Nope, Rika doesn't look like she's going to say a word, though she still holds her ground for the moment, even if she is subtly trying to wave off the rapidly growing group of onlookers curious about why two members of the leading council of the village are arguing so intently.
"I didn't say everything had to be resolved peacefully! Obviously, I've attacked a genin also, but never to the point that I would risk his life!" Itami shouts. "You went out of line! Admit it, Kuoroke-san! You went beyond a punishment, it was an attack! Do you realize what can happen to you for this?" She inquires. "You're going to be suffering for this, Kuoroke-san." She calms, but it's evident that she's angry still. "I don't allow genin to kick me around, but I don't threaten their life either. You just…went too far. That is what I am concerned about. Your anger nearly killed a genin. I want you to just /think/ about what you did! You're not thinking, you're looking for justification of your actions!" She builds back up into shouting. "This is what I meant when I said that I don't want to be here. The other side I spoke of. Genin are disposable simply for standing up to superiors. Don't want to follow orders? That's fine. Kill them." She states with some lifelessness. "How can you call yourself being concerned for the betterment of the village when you attack its future?" She inquires and shakes her head. "I'm leaving." She states and leaves it at that. She doesn't state where she's going, but it's not away from the village. She'll probably be out in the desert. She walks off to finish her delivery, watching as the crowd begins to clear the way for her to exit the area.
"Of course!" Kuoroke shouts even after Itami has turned her back. "The future is ignoring orders! I know what'll happen! Nothing, I made a decision and I did what I had to do! You're just soft!" With that, Kuoroke also turns, in the other direction, obviously, and begins walking. "Enjoy your evening." He drops dully to Rika, with a voice that's still clearly angry. Walking down the road, he looks at his hands, and shifts his gloves back. Somehow, they had moved a bit off his hands. He doesn't look too happy about the conversation, even after the anger has subsided from his face.
Rika watches the two Jounin Councilmembers walk off, and only when they finally get out of earshot she massages her forehead with the palm of her hand. "The heck…" She stands there for a few more moments. "Lunch time." She says then, to a random passerby who shoots her a look like she's insane, which is probably more right than he knows. And thus she just walks over to the noodle place. |
Heroin addiction: what can the GP do?
This article is based on nine months as a casualty coordinator, and eighteen months of weekly GP sessions at a drug dependency unit--a limited experience which justifies no claim to expertise. However, I believe my former ignorance to be fairly typical, so that my comments may have value for GPs. Although the comments focus on heroin (this being by far the most common narcotic of addiction), I am aware that heroin fits into a long continuum of substance dependencies, perhaps offers an entry into that continuum for the clinician who seeks understanding of all dependencies. My object being to describe the landscape through the eyes of a GP taking his first real look, I shall concern myself with concepts and impressions rather than statistics and clinical details. |
/**
* @file /magma/network/http.h
*
* @brief The HTTP server control structures.
*/
#ifndef MAGMA_NETWORK_HTTP_H
#define MAGMA_NETWORK_HTTP_H
typedef enum {
HTTP_METHOD_NONE,
HTTP_METHOD_GET,
HTTP_METHOD_POST,
HTTP_METHOD_PUT,
HTTP_METHOD_DELETE,
HTTP_METHOD_HEAD,
HTTP_METHOD_TRACE,
HTTP_METHOD_OPTIONS,
HTTP_METHOD_CONNECT,
HTTP_METHOD_UNSUPPORTED
} http_method_t;
typedef enum {
HTTP_DATA_ANY,
HTTP_DATA_HEADER,
HTTP_DATA_GET,
HTTP_DATA_POST
} HTTP_DATA;
enum {
HTTP_MERGED,
HTTP_PORTAL
};
typedef struct {
HTTP_DATA source;
stringer_t *name, *value;
} http_data_t;
typedef struct {
stringer_t *location, *resource, *type;
struct http_content_t *next;
} http_content_t;
typedef struct {
xmlDocPtr doc_obj;
http_content_t *content;
xmlParserCtxtPtr doc_ctx;
xmlXPathContextPtr xpath_ctx;
} http_page_t;
typedef struct {
struct {
int_t cookie;
int_t connection;
} response;
session_t *session;
http_method_t method;
inx_t *pairs, *headers;
int_t mode, merged, port;
stringer_t *host, *location, *cookie, *agent, *body;
union {
struct {
uint64_t id;
json_t *request, *params;
} portal;
};
} __attribute__ ((packed)) http_session_t;
#endif
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Q:
What is a finger tied with a knot or bow called?
What does this image represent?
I understand from context that it supposed to mean "remember" but I don't see why this icon is used for that.
Is there an idiom or saying that is connected to this image?
A:
It is used as a reminder:
a person or thing that makes you remember a particular person, event, or situation.
The notion of a knot used as a reminder probably originates from the custom of tying a knot in the handkerchief:
In days gone by, gentlemen would tie a knot in their handkerchief to remind themselves there is something that should not be forgotten. Whenever they reached for their handkerchief, they would be reminded. I believe that tradition is connected with the Greek myth of Ariadne. She was the daughter of Minos and Pasiphaë who gave Theseus the thread with which he found his way out of the Minotaur’s labyrinth. I love taking photos of the threads and knots I find in the streets. Even if these knots were not made consciously by people to remember something, they might as well have been. It triggers my imagination and adds the sense of confusing navigation to the labyrinth of the city.
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Q:
A proposition in C*-algebra
Problem: Let $A$ and $B$ be C*-algebra and $\varphi:A \rightarrow B$ be a contractive completely positive map. $A_{\varphi}=\{a\in A: \varphi(a^{\ast}a)=\varphi(a)^{\ast}\varphi(a)$ and $\varphi(aa^{\ast})=\varphi(a)\varphi(a)^{\ast}\}$, how to proof $A_{\varphi}$ is self-adjoint (i.e., if $a\in A_{\varphi}$, then $a^{\ast} \in A_{\varphi}$).
There is only word in the proof of this proposition: Following from the Bimodule property, that is, Given $a\in A$, if $\varphi(a^{\ast}a)=\varphi(a)^{\ast}\varphi(a)$ and $\varphi(aa^{\ast})=\varphi(a)\varphi(a)^{\ast}$, then $\varphi(ba)=\varphi(b)\varphi(a)$ and $\varphi(ab)=\varphi(a)\varphi(b)$.
I do not know how to use the Bimodule property. Could someone give me some hints?
A:
It follows just from the definition and the fact that $\varphi$ is $*$-preserving: if $a\in A_\varphi$, then
$$
\varphi((a^*)^*a^*)=\varphi(aa^*)=\varphi(a)\varphi(a^*)=\varphi(a^*)^*\varphi(a^*).
$$
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Wireless communication systems are widely deployed to provide various types of communication content such as voice, data, and so on. These systems may be multiple-access systems capable of supporting communication with multiple users by sharing the available system resources (e.g., bandwidth and transmit power). Examples of such multiple-access systems include code division multiple access (CDMA) systems, time division multiple access (TDMA) systems, frequency division multiple access (FDMA) systems, and orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) systems.
Generally, a wireless multiple-access communication system can simultaneously support communication for multiple wireless terminals. Each terminal communicates with one or more base stations via transmissions on the forward and reverse links. The forward link (or downlink) refers to the communication link from the base stations to the terminals, and the reverse link (or uplink) refers to the communication link from the terminals to the base stations. This communication link may be established via a single-in-single-out, multiple-in-signal-out or a multiple-in-multiple-out (MIMO) system.
In a communication system, the network consists of several base stations, each one of which communicates with one or more access terminals. Typical paging messages from the network are sent from a set of base stations (paging area) where the network determines that the mobile terminal is likely to be present. The area where pages are sent is called a paging area. The network resources required for paging increase with increase in the paging area. Thus, it is a desirable to minimize the paging area. The paging area is typically decided based on registrations, where the mobile terminal communicates its current position to the network.
In a wireless communication system, registration is the process by which the mobile terminal (i.e. access terminal) notifies the network of its location, status, ID, and other characteristics. The registration process allows the network to know how to find the access terminal so that it can page the access terminal when there is an incoming voice or data call. In order to conserve power (i.e. battery life) the access terminal enters into a power save mode. Another method is to reduce the number of times an access terminal registers with the network. The act of registration requires the access terminal to exit the power save mode and set up recourses to communicate with the base station.
Traditional methods attempt to conserve power by reducing frequency of registration. This may work well for those access terminals that are not mobile or stationary. However, reducing registration equates to the network increasing its resource to page the access terminal to ensure that the access terminal will receive a page, since the access terminal may be mobile (for example, traveling from one base station to another) within the network. |
type: txt
help: A blacklist source url that provides a list of hostnames
# need to prohibit '!' in url (sed delimiter)
syntax:expression: pattern $VAR(@) "^[^!]+$" ; "URL must not be null and must not contain '!'"
val_help: http; Example: http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/zero/
comp_help: Check that the url works in a browser and is plain text only, use CTRL-V before typing a question mark
commit:expression: $VAR(../file) == ""; "file and url are mutually exclusive, only set one or the other as a source." |
Nurse practitioner intervention to improve the use of metered-dose inhalers by children with asthma.
Metered-dose inhalers (MDIs) have become a mainstay of maintenance therapy for various allergic and respiratory conditions. When used correctly, MDIs are as effective as nebulized medications. Patients use MDIs incorrectly in many cases because of poor instruction and lack of spacer devices. Nurses and physicians often teach the technique improperly. Nurse practitioners can have a positive impact in improving care through better patient and staff teaching and the use of spacer devices with MDIs. |
Identification of mutations in rat CD59 that increase the complement regulatory activity.
Formation of the membrane attack complex (MAC) of complement on host cells is inhibited by the glycosylphosphatidylinositol- (GPI-) anchored glycoprotein CD59. Published data on the active site of human CD59 are confusing. To clarify these data, we set out to elucidate the active site of a nonprimate CD59 molecule by site-directed mutagenesis. We also undertook to investigate a region of potential species selectivity, and to this end rat CD59 was chosen for all mutations. Our investigations confirmed the proposal that the active site of CD59 is the major hydrophobic groove, with mutations Y36A, W40A, and L54A ablating complement inhibitory function of CD59. Other mutations reducing the function of rat CD59 were I56E, D24A, and D24R. Importantly, mutations at one residue increased the function of rat CD59. The K48E mutation significantly increased function against human rat or rabbit serum, whereas the K48A mutation increased function against human serum alone. A similar mutation in human CD59 (N48E) had no effect on activity against human or rat serum but completely abolished all activity against rabbit serum. These findings suggest that the alpha-helix of human CD59, adjacent to the hydrophobic groove, influences the interaction between human CD59 and rabbit C8, C9, or both. |
Overview: the sex of the therapist.
Research studies about the relevance of therapist gender to assessment, duration of treatment, and satisfaction with treatment or its outcome provide no clear, replicable results salient to decision making. Psychoanalytic and other clinical writings deal with the impact of clinician gender on the course or outcome of psychotherapy. Effects appear to depend on many factors, including the type and goal of psychotherapy, the patient's developmental level, the early relationship with parents, and the nature of object relationships and specific conflictual areas, as well as the therapist' sensitivity and value system regarding gender issues. No specific conclusions as to optimal patient-therapist matches on the basis of therapist sex appear warranted. |
Robin Wright Recounts Her Fight for Equal Pay on Netflix’s House of Cards
"You better pay me."
It seems that not even being the co-lead on a popular show on which you are at times a more popular character with fans is enough to earn you equal pay to a man if you’re a woman. House of Cards‘ Robin Wright, who plays the intriguing Claire Underwood, recently spoke out about her fight for equal pay.
According to The Huffington Post, Wright spoke at an event for the Rockerfeller Foundation last night, and she talked about why she loves the show so much, as well as the story of how she went full Underwood and convinced Netflix to pay her more:
It was the perfect paradigm. There are very few films or TV shows where the male, the patriarch, and the matriarch are equal. And they are in House of Cards.
I was looking at the statistics and Claire Underwood’s character was more popular than [Frank’s] for a period of time. So I capitalized on it. I was like, “You better pay me or I’m going to go public.” And they did.
And then…she went public anyway. Thing is, this stuff is important to talk about. It’s more difficult for injustice to exist in the light of day, so I’m grateful for all the women in Hollywood who’ve stepped forward to talk about how they’re treated.
Wright also talked about the time during which her career suffered a bit while she was raising her children, which highlights another way in which sexism plays into the gender wage gap:
Because I wasn’t working full time, I wasn’t building my salary bracket. If you don’t build that … with notoriety and presence, you’re not in the game anymore. You become a B-list actor. You’re not box office material. You don’t hold the value you would have held if you had done four movies a year like Nicole Kidman and Cate Blanchett did during the time I was raising my kids.
Here’s hoping that Hollywood — hell, here’s hoping the world — gets it together on gender real soon. If privileged, white actresses still have to deal with this, what hope is there for the rest of us? |
Big data in nephrology: promises and pitfalls.
Data from the electronic health records hold great promise for nephrology research. However, due to significant limitations, reporting guidelines have been formulated for analyses conducted using electronic health records data. |
Some of us have debated LD for four years, for some of us, this is our senior year of debate. This topic is one of the worst some of us have ever had in our debate career, including some college debaters. We want a strong topic for this year when there are so many better options. This topic is terrible for the LD community. It has weak questions of philosophy due to the lack of specification of an actor, and has no topical action, preventing good debate on both the national and traditional circuit
The topic is Resolved: In a democracy, the public’s right to know ought to be valued above the right to privacy of candidates for public office. |
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defmodule Blockchain.Transaction.AccountCleaner do
alias Blockchain.Account
alias Blockchain.Account.Repo
def clean_touched_accounts(account_repo, accounts, config) do
if config.clean_touched_accounts do
Enum.reduce(accounts, account_repo, fn address, new_account_repo ->
{updated_repo, account} = Repo.account(new_account_repo, address)
if account && Account.empty?(account) do
Repo.del_account(updated_repo, address)
else
updated_repo
end
end)
else
account_repo
end
end
end
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Q:
What should I name this area of my architecture?
I am developing an architecture for a new MVC system. The legacy system has a layer it calls "facade", but it is not the classic GoF Facade. It is more like a service aggregator. It is used as a convenience layer to call multiple services, aggregate/munge the responses into the response it needs, and then returns that response to the controller.
What should I name this layer? Some possible ideas are:
facade (yuck...might cause ambiguity)
aggregate/aggregator
collector
Any other thoughts? Thanks!!
A:
Your layer is indeed not a classical GoF since it orchestrates requests in the subsystem and aggregates responses. It is not either a remote facade.
This kind of layer is called Service layer in Martin Fowler's view of application architecture, especially if it is meant to encapsulate the domain model.
In the microservice architecture, your component would probably called an API gateway:
Some requests are simply proxied/routed to the appropriate service. It
handles other requests by fanning out to multiple services.
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Welcome To ECHO® Online Training
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Project ECHO® is funded in part by a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and has received support from the New Mexico Legislature, the University of New Mexico, and the New Mexico Department of Health. |
BBC Journalist Jeremy Paxman says Clinton lost because she was "the most awful candidate, absolutely useless" |
United Nations’ Secretary General Ban Ki-moon got an earful when Michael Petrelis and Hank Wilsonzapped yesterday’s World Affairs Council in San Francisco.
From Petrelis’ press release:
A group of activists staged a protest at an evening meeting at the Fairmont Hotel featuring the United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, in order to protest the unconscionable, murderous silence of the United Nations concerning continued violence and executions globally which specifically target gays and lesbians. Ban was speaking before the World Affairs Council of Northern California, as San Francisco is considered the birthplace of the UN.
The nonviolent protesters twice interrupted Ban’s speech, first standing on their seats, chanting “Break the silence! Talk about about gays!†while holding up signs which read “Gay Rights Are UNiversal”, capitalizing the letters UN to drive home the point that the UN has not accepted its responsibility to monitor and defend the human rights of gay and lesbian people worldwide.
UN Secretary General Ban replied, “That is most unusual welcome for me . . . As Secretary General, I’m supposed to answer all questions . . . The gay rights issue is very sensitive.”
The action comes less than a week after the UN’s voted to accredit two gay organizations, giving them a say in policy making.
It took the UN almost seven years to accredit those gay organizations, which is fantastic that it has finally happened. But currently there is no homo rights resolution to protect us against discrimination and violence.
Many European and Middle Eastern LGBT’s have been verbally attacked, beaten violently, and even hanged just in the last couple of months, simply because they were trans and/or queer. The UN has had NO response.
However you stand on being out, loud, and proud–please make a contribution in whatever way you can: learning about civil rights leaders who helped gain the small civil rights we have today, talking with queer/trans who lived during a time when it wasn’t easy–no matter where you live–to be queer/trans, do something like telling Ban to “TALK ABOUT GAY RIGHTS!”–whatever you do, use your imagination! |
Aromatic Lateral Substituents Influence the Excitation Energies of Hexaaza Lanthanide Macrocyclic Complexes: A Wave Function Theory and Density Functional Study.
The high interest in lanthanide chemistry, and particularly in their luminescence, has been encouraged by the need of understanding the lanthanide chemical coordination and how the design of new luminescent materials can be affected by this. This work is focused on the understanding of the electronic structure, bonding nature, and optical properties of a set of lanthanide hexaaza macrocyclic complexes, which can lead to potential optical applications. Here we found that the DFT ground state of the open-shell complexes are mainly characterized by the manifold of low lying f states, having small HOMO-LUMO energy gaps. The results obtained from the wave function theory calculations (SO-RASSI) put on evidence the multiconfigurational character of their ground state and it is observed that the large spin-orbit coupling and the weak crystal field produce a strong mix of the ground and the excited states. The electron localization function (ELF) and the energy decomposition analysis (EDA) support the idea of a dative interaction between the macrocyclic ligand and the lanthanide center for all the studied systems; noting that, this interaction has a covalent character, where the d-orbital participation is evidenced from NBO analysis, leaving the f shell completely noninteracting in the chemical bonding. From the optical part we observed in all cases the characteristic intraligand (IL) (π-π*) and ligand to metal charge-transfer (LMCT) bands that are present in the ultraviolet and visible regions, and for the open-shell complexes we found the inherent f-f electronic transitions on the visible and near-infrared region. |
P-type and n-type conductivity refer to the conductivity characteristics of semiconductor materials. P-type semiconductor materials are positive charge carriers (hole-transporting) and n-type semiconductors are negative charge carriers (electron-transporting). The key element in semiconductor devices is the p-n junction. A p-n junction is formed when two regions of opposite conductivity type are adjacent to each other. P-N junctions have widespread use for many applications such as semiconductors, power semiconductors, field effect transistors (FETs), organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) and photovoltaic cells.
The usefulness of electrically conducting organic materials may be associated to a large extent with a combination of properties such as desirable electronic properties (e.g. low electrical resistivity), chemical stability, and physical and chemical properties that would permit the preparation of useful articles for manufacture. The first two properties mentioned above are shared by a number of inorganic materials well known in the art, such as metals (e.g. aluminum, silver and copper) or semiconductors (e.g. gallium and silicon). Devises comprised of inorganic materials typically are brittle and require demanding manufacturing processes which make it both difficult and expensive to fabricate large area displays. However, the wide chemical versatility of organic molecules gives the organic conductors a distinct advantage over inorganic materials to the extent that it is possible to introduce and modify physical and chemical properties such as solubility, melting point, etc. by relatively minor changes in the chemical structure of the organic molecules. In other words, organic conductors or semiconductors open the possibility for tailor-made electrically conducting materials with properties not found in inorganic substances. As such, there have been intensive research efforts in developing organic materials to be used as conductors or semiconductors for electronic device applications. |
Transection of the base of the tongue caused by penetrating injury.
Traumatic transection of the base of the tongue can be a life-threatening injury because of blood loss and airway obstruction. Airway control, hemostasis, and meticulous anatomic repair are necessary to prevent speech and airway dysfunction. Laryngeal injuries, when present, require these same principles. |
Importance of thymidine kinase activity for normal growth of lumpy skin disease virus (SA-Neethling).
In order to study the importance of an intact thymidine kinase (TK) gene for the vaccine strain of a southern African capripoxvirus, namely, lumpy skin disease virus (LSDV) (type SA-Neethling), a TK disruption recombinant was generated expressing the Escherichia coli beta-galactosidase (lacZ) reporter gene. A comparative growth study of the recombinant and wild-type (wt) LSDV in TK-positive primary and secondary cells and TK-negative secondary cells was performed. It was found that although recombinant and wt virus both grew in TK-positive cells without selection, the recombinant was unable to grow in TK-negative cells (with or without selection), indicating that TK activity is important, if not essential, for normal growth of LSDV. |
# About emptyExample
### Learning Objectives
This example is the simplest possible openFrameworks app! It does nothing.
...Well, *almost* nothing. Although it may not be apparent, the emptyExample activates all of the default system states. (For example, it sets the default fill color to white; it just doesn't happen to draw anything with it.)
The emptyExample is great for making sure that your openFrameworks development environment is compiling properly. It can also be useful as a "starter template" for making simple programs.
The emptyExample will help you understand what are the bare necessities of an openFrameworks program. In this regard, you can think of it as a "Hello World" for OF.
### Expected Behavior
When launching this app, you should see a light-gray screen.
* There's no interaction.
* There's nothing to see.
* That's it.
Instructions for using the app:
* There's nothing to do. Move along.
### Other classes used in this file
This example uses no other classes. |
/*
* This file is part of a module with proprietary Enterprise Features.
*
* Licensed to Crate.io Inc. ("Crate.io") under one or more contributor
* license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with this work for
* additional information regarding copyright ownership.
*
* Unauthorized copying of this file, via any medium is strictly prohibited.
*
* To use this file, Crate.io must have given you permission to enable and
* use such Enterprise Features and you must have a valid Enterprise or
* Subscription Agreement with Crate.io. If you enable or use the Enterprise
* Features, you represent and warrant that you have a valid Enterprise or
* Subscription Agreement with Crate.io. Your use of the Enterprise Features
* if governed by the terms and conditions of your Enterprise or Subscription
* Agreement with Crate.io.
*/
package io.crate.auth.user;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import org.elasticsearch.test.ESTestCase;
import org.elasticsearch.common.io.stream.BytesStreamOutput;
import org.junit.Test;
import java.util.List;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.is;
public class PrivilegesResponseTest extends ESTestCase {
@Test
public void testStreaming() throws Exception {
List<String> unknownUsers = Lists.newArrayList("ford", "arthur");
long affectedRows = 1L;
PrivilegesResponse r1 = new PrivilegesResponse(true, affectedRows, unknownUsers);
BytesStreamOutput out = new BytesStreamOutput();
r1.writeTo(out);
PrivilegesResponse r2 = new PrivilegesResponse(out.bytes().streamInput());
assertThat(r2.isAcknowledged(), is(true));
assertThat(r2.affectedRows(), is(1L));
assertThat(r2.unknownUserNames(), is(unknownUsers));
}
}
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[Leaving the Self and meeting the Other: some reflections on psychiatric education].
This manuscript has served for an oral presentation in honour of Professor Pierre Bovet who retired from his position as head physician at the Department of Psychiatry of the Lausanne University Hospital, Switzerland. Pierre Bovet has focused his clinical and scientific interest and his teaching activities on the schizophrenic spectrum disorders. The author tries to describe the essential elements of a clinical attitude which allows to really encounter the patient. |
Pulmonary arterial hypertension from a pediatric perspective.
This review of pediatric pulmonary arterial hypertension provides a framework within which to view pulmonary hypertension in children. Classification schemes, including the latest recommendations from the World Health Organization, are discussed, and the histopathology of severe pulmonary hypertension is reviewed. New information is provided regarding idiopathic and familial forms of the disease. Specific childhood etiologies, including persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn and congenital heart disease, are reviewed. Additionally, we examine the role of collagen vascular diseases, portal hypertension, and viruses in the pathogenesis of severe pulmonary arterial hypertension. |
Remodeling: Trends in Kitchen Floors
The kitchen is often regarded as the most used space in a home. Whether it’s small and tiny or massive and spacious, a kitchen area should be complemented by adequate flooring. In larger homes, the area comes with a kitchen island, a dining space, and lengthy countertop section.
Flooring is often the single largest design element in a room, and your selection of flooring material will dictate the overall style of your kitchen. Here's a rundown of popular flooring materials and how to use them in your kitchen design.
Saltillo or terra cotta tile flooring
If you want to redecorate your kitchen with a Southwest or Mediterranean flavor, start by laying a Saltillo tile flooring. Incorporating rustic hardware and lively colors into your design will complement the timeless appeal of these terra cotta tiles, which range in color from yellow to deep orange. Durability can vary widely with terra cotta and it must be resealed often, but these disadvantages are often offset by its low price and character.
Bamboo flooring
Bamboo is much cheaper than hardwood and very chic, due in some part to its reputation as an eco-friendly flooring material. Because it is a grass, it has a much faster growing process than wood and is one of the most renewable materials on Earth. Bamboo flooring works well in modern, minimalist kitchens, and its manufacturers tout its resistance to insects and moisture.
Leather floor tiles
Leather coffee tables, sofas, and chairs are all conventional uses of leather in the home. However, when people think about leather they don’t usually think of installing it on their floors. The truth is, leather floors are extremely durable. Leather floors are like laminate, so you’ll definitely be able to enjoy the space for extended periods of time. In addition, the material is comfortable and warm, and the unconventional shade will dramatically change the general appeal of your kitchen. Recycled leather floor tiles also have the added appeal of contributing to LEED points.
Wood-like or wood-grain tile made of ceramic
A lot of people opt for real wood when it comes to their kitchen flooring. However, hardwood has one major disadvantage that makes it unsuitable for use in kitchens and bathrooms: It swells when it gets in contact with water and can be ruined in a matter of minutes. If you want the look of wooden planks in your kitchen floor, you should consider wood-grain or wood-like ceramic tile. It is available in varying widths and lengths, in a wide range of shades and textures, and is hyper-realistic. Most importantly, it won't get scratched, nicked, dented, damaged with water, or eaten by insects. It stays cool in summer, allows for the installation of radiant heating, and is easy to clean and maintain.
Hardwood
Although hardwood is not that water-resistant, it’s experienced a comeback as a material of choice for homebuilders and remodelers. An open kitchen is highly desirable in today's housing market, and wood can go seamlessly from kitchen to family room or dining room. Additionally, the increasing popularity of the rustic look and people's interest in sustainable and renewable options makes reclaimed wood or salvaged wood an excellent choice for kitchens – the nicks, scratches, and stains associated with foot traffic and cooking will only add to its rough appeal. Having your wood floor sealed with polyurethane will help to combat staining and damage from water spills, as well.
Concrete
Did you know that concrete is one of the most sanitary types of kitchen flooring? It blends perfectly with a plethora of styles, and it’s associated with the industrial and minimalist looks popular today. Concrete, however, is hard on the feet (you'll need anti-fatigue mats) and prone to cracking. It does allow the installation of a radiant heat system and can be dyed to suit. It will require sealing every one or two years, but it needs little maintenance otherwise.
As you can see, flooring options abound, and your choice will make a huge impact on the look and function of your kitchen.
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