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Q:
What does でござんしょうな mean in 馬車はいつ出るのでござんしょうな
馬車はいつ出るのでござんしょうな
Does this sentence mean "When will the horse cart come out?"
But what does でござんしょうな mean here? Should this be broken down into three parts as で + ござんしょう + な?
I know ございます means have. But ござんしょう becomes let's have?
A:
ござんしょう is ございましょう said with an accent. でございましょう is a politer version of でしょう. な is a sentence-end particle (the same な as in ～かな).
馬車はいつ出るのでござんしょうな。
≒ 馬車はいつ出るのでございましょうな。
≒ 馬車はいつ出るのでしょうな。
In accented speech, ございます can change to ござんす, ございやす, ごぜえやす, etc.
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Q:
What does object : stands for in Kotlin?
I'm a newbie to Kotlin. I'm trying to convert my old java code into Kotlin. When I try to create a new Handler and override handleMessage() method I got an answer at: How to use Handler and handleMessage in Kotlin?
private val mHandler = object : Handler() {
override fun handleMessage(msg: Message?) {
// Your logic code here.
}
}
I don't understand what "object : " stands for and why do we need this here ? When I try val mHandler = Hander() {} this got an error and I cannot override handleMessage()
A:
That's just Kotlin's way of subclassing/implementing an anonymous class and creating a new instead of it in-place.
Java:
//Define an interface (or a class):
public interface Runnable {
void run();
}
//Create an anonymous class and instantiate it:
Runnable runnable = new Runnable() {
@Override
void run() {
//Do something here
}
}
Kotlin:
//Define an interface (or a class):
interface Runnable {
fun run()
}
//Create an anonymous class and instantiate it:
val runnable = object: Runnable() {
override fun run() {
//Do something here
}
}
If you don't write the object: part, then it means that you are instantiating the interface/superclass itself. Which is impossible for interfaces and abstract classes. Also, it's a syntax error to have {} after () without object:.
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Would You Let Your S.O. Give You A Tattoo?
Lake Bell Finally Let Her Husband Give Her A Tattoo
There's a lot of thought that goes into getting a tattoo. Where should you go? What do you get? How much will it cost? And who the hell can you trust enough to permanently ink your body?
Finding the right tattoo artist is one of the most important parts of the research process. So when it comes to actress and producer Lake Bell, who has been married to pro tattooist Scott Campbell for more than four years, you'd think that fact would make everything easier. After all, Campbell is famous in both L.A. and NYC for inking some of the biggest names in Hollywood, like his BFF Justin Theroux and Jennifer Aniston. But even still, Bell had never once requested her own piece of body art — until now. Yesterday, she officially took the plunge.
The design looks eerily similar to her husband's own personal collection, which makes a lot of sense. Back in September, she told Rachael Ray that Campbell lets her ink his body, turning it into something like a vision board. She said, "So the thing is, we have this way of praying, in a way, which is to send positive energy or juju out there, when we really, really want something — and we only use it when it’s really important — he’s like, ‘Tattoo it on me.’" |
Technical Field
Embodiments described herein are related to the field of semiconductor integrated circuits, and more particularly to electrostatic discharge protection circuits employed to reduce damage to circuits caused by electrical overstress.
Description of the Related Art
In general terms, electrical overstress (EOS) refers to an electronic component or semiconductor integrated circuit (IC) being exposed to a voltage and/or current with a value greater than the component is designed to handle. EOS may cause an IC to operate incorrectly (e.g., “glitch”) or, in more extreme cases, can cause physical damage to circuits in the IC. EOS can have various causes, such as, for example, improper power source, incorrect power-on sequencing, electro-magnetic interference (EMI), or electrostatic discharge (ESD).
ESD is a sudden electrical current flow between two differently charged surfaces. As implied in the name, ESD is caused by an accumulation of static charge on a given surface. The accumulated charge may result in a significant difference in voltage potential between the charged surface and another surface. When the two surfaces are electrically shorted together, come into contact, or a dielectric breakdown occurs, the charged surface may discharge onto the surface with a lower voltage potential until the difference in voltage between the surfaces is low enough to prevent further discharging. Since the voltage difference prior to discharge may be large, the corresponding currents during discharge may also be large.
Semiconductor ICs may be particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of ESD. The large currents that can be produced by ESD can damage or destroy circuitry. Accordingly, during manufacturing and installation of electronic systems utilizing ICs, special handling procedures may be followed to prevent damage resulting from an ESD event. Furthermore, many ICs may have ESD protection circuitry built in. Such circuitry may include a sensor and a clamp circuit. The sensor may sense the occurrence of an ESD event, and in response to sensing the ESD event, the sensor may cause activation of the clamp circuit to provide an electrical path through which the current may be safely discharged. |
[Herpes simplex causing a therapy-resistant panaritium (author's transl)].
In an eight-month-old child an inflammation developed in the region of the nail bed of the right middle finger. It showed no improvement after immobilisation, extraction of the nail and antibiotics. After ten months unsuccessful treatment electron microscopy of the inflammatory tissue showed numerous Herpes simplex viruses. These increased rapidly in tissue culture and could be neutralised with antibodies against Herpes simplex virus. |
Reexamining unconscious response priming: A liminal-prime paradigm.
Research on the limits of unconscious processing typically relies on the subliminal-prime paradigm. However, this paradigm is limited in the issues it can address. Here, we examined the implications of using the liminal-prime paradigm, which allows comparing unconscious and conscious priming with constant stimulation. We adapted an iconic demonstration of unconscious response priming to the liminal-prime paradigm. On the one hand, temporal attention allocated to the prime and its relevance to the task increased the magnitude of response priming. On the other hand, the longer RTs associated with the dual task inherent to the paradigm resulted in response priming being underestimated, because unconscious priming effects were shorter-lived than conscious-priming effects. Nevertheless, when the impact of long RTs was alleviated by considering the fastest trials or by imposing a response deadline, conscious response priming remained considerably larger than unconscious response priming. These findings suggest that conscious perception strongly modulates response priming. |
There are needs in many contexts for a lifting apparatus which is arranged so that, while carrying a load, it may be moved from a first suspension device to a second suspension device. There are also often needs in this art to be able to move a load from one level to another.
Examples of practical applications where this need exists are where goods are to be moved through an intake or discharge opening in a wall, when the opening is located above ground level and the wall above the opening separates an outer suspension device from a suspension on device located inside the opening. It is obvious that a corresponding need exists when a load is to be moved from one loading apparatus to another, for example from a conveyor path suspended in a ceiling to a mobile hoist or crane, transfer of a patient sitting in a harness from one conveyor path to another conveyor path, to a bed, to a wheelchair, etc. |
# Destructuring in Clojure
In Clojure, destructuring is a shorthand for assigning names to parts
of data structures based on their forms. Don't worry if that's
confusing at first, it becomes very clear with a few examples.
Suppose we have a function that prints a greeting based on a user's
name, title, and location.
Here we'll manually pull out the name, title, and location from the
`user` parameter (a Map), and create bindings named `name`, `title`,
and `location` via [`let`](/clojure.core/let).
```
(defn greet [user]
(let [name (:name user)
location (:location user)]
(println "Hey there" name ", how's the weather in" location "?")))
(greet {:name "Josie" :location "San Francisco"})
;; Hey there Josie, how's the weather in San Francisco?
;;=> nil
(greet {:name "Ivan" :location "Moscow"})
;; Hey there Ivan, how's the weather in Moscow?
;;=> nil
```
Destructuring lets us specify naming of the parameters directly from the
structure of the passed map:
```
(defn greet2 [{:keys [name location]}]
(println "Hey there" name ", how's the weather in" location "?"))
(greet2 {:name "Josie" :location "San Francisco"})
;; Hey there Josie, how's the weather in San Francisco?
;;=> nil
```
See John Del Rosario's [destructuring cheat sheet](https://gist.github.com/john2x/e1dca953548bfdfb9844) for a more comprehensive overview.
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Fibronectin synthesis and degradation in human fibroblasts with aging.
Fibronectin was measured in early and late passaged human skin fibroblasts utilizing immunoprecipitation and polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. A progressive increase in the rate of fibronectin and total cellular protein synthesis per cell was observed by late passaged human diploid fibroblasts. The absolute protein concentration increased in the late passaged fibroblasts. There was no significant difference in the [3H]leucine incorporation into fibronectin or total cellular protein/mg protein. The turnover of fibronectin and total cellular protein did not differ between early and late passaged fibroblasts. The transport of fibronectin to the cell membrane was similar in late passaged fibroblasts. The increased fibronectin synthesis in senescent fibroblasts appeared to correlate with the general increase in rate of protein synthesis/cell. |
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Newcastle United will still have a game on their hands on Sunday – according to Kolo Toure.
The Liverpool defender believes the title race could still have another twist and knows his side must stay alert and do their side of the bargain and beat Newcastle.
Manchester City can clinch the title if they get a point against West Ham, but Toure said: “We’ll be putting pressure on right until the last game.
“I am very proud of what the team have been doing. At the start of the season nobody was expecting us to be where we are right now.
“I think everybody has been surprised how we cope with the pressure and how we’ve coped with the big teams.
“For us the season has been great. This is a really young team.”
Toure wants Liverpool to end on a high, but says this year’s experiences will help them in the future.
He said: “We are going to take the experience from this year. We will learn from that. The only way to learn is by making mistakes.
“We’ll see what went wrong, then try to do better next year.”
Newcastle’s clash with Liverpool will be broadcast on Sky at the same time as Man City’s home clash with West Ham.
But City stil have a tough game on their hands. Ex-Toon stars Kevin Nolan and Andy Carroll will ensure that moneybags City have it all to do. |
using System;
using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
using Renci.SshNet.Common;
using Renci.SshNet.Tests.Common;
namespace Renci.SshNet.Tests.Classes.Common
{
/// <summary>
///This is a test class for ScpExceptionTest and is intended
///to contain all ScpExceptionTest Unit Tests
///</summary>
[TestClass]
public class ScpExceptionTest : TestBase
{
/// <summary>
///A test for ScpException Constructor
///</summary>
[TestMethod]
public void ScpExceptionConstructorTest()
{
ScpException target = new ScpException();
Assert.Inconclusive("TODO: Implement code to verify target");
}
/// <summary>
///A test for ScpException Constructor
///</summary>
[TestMethod]
public void ScpExceptionConstructorTest1()
{
string message = string.Empty; // TODO: Initialize to an appropriate value
ScpException target = new ScpException(message);
Assert.Inconclusive("TODO: Implement code to verify target");
}
/// <summary>
///A test for ScpException Constructor
///</summary>
[TestMethod]
public void ScpExceptionConstructorTest2()
{
string message = string.Empty; // TODO: Initialize to an appropriate value
Exception innerException = null; // TODO: Initialize to an appropriate value
ScpException target = new ScpException(message, innerException);
Assert.Inconclusive("TODO: Implement code to verify target");
}
}
}
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Computational study of the covalent bonding of microcystins to cysteine residues--a reaction involved in the inhibition of the PPP family of protein phosphatases.
Microcystins (MCs) are cyclic peptides, produced by cyanobacteria, that are hepatotoxic to mammals. The toxicity mechanism involves the potent inhibition of protein phosphatases, as the toxins bind the catalytic subunits of five enzymes of the phosphoprotein phosphatase (PPP) family of serine/threonine-specific phosphatases: Ppp1 (aka PP1), Ppp2 (aka PP2A), Ppp4, Ppp5 and Ppp6. The interaction with the proteins includes the formation of a covalent bond with a cysteine residue. Although this reaction seems to be accessory for the inhibition of PPP enzymes, it has been suggested to play an important part in the biological role of MCs and furthermore is involved in their nonenzymatic conjugation to glutathione. In this study, the molecular interaction of microcystins with their targeted PPP catalytic subunits is reviewed, including the relevance of the covalent bond for overall inhibition. The chemical reaction that leads to the formation of the covalent bond was evaluated in silico, both thermodynamically and kinetically, using quantum mechanical-based methods. As a result, it was confirmed to be a Michael-type addition, with simultaneous abstraction of the thiol hydrogen by a water molecule, transfer of hydrogen from the water to the α,β-unsaturated carbonyl group of the microcystin and addition of the sulfur to the β-carbon of the microcystin moiety. The calculated kinetics are in agreement with previous experimental results that had indicated the reaction to occur in a second step after a fast noncovalent interaction that inhibited the enzymes per se. |
Q:
Prepending (w/out newlines) to an auto-generated dependency list for Makefiles
Not sure if the title makes sense... so I'll elaborate a bit.
I'm toying with this makefile that uses gcc's auto-dependency list generator.
At the same time, I wanted to keep a nice sorted directory structure that separates source, headers, and resources.
The layout's nice and simple like so
MAIN
src
include
objects
dependencies
Now, the makefile dependency list generator atm is this:
$(DEP_PATH)%.d : $(SRC_PATH)%.c
@${CC} $(CFLAGS) -MM -c $(INCLUDE) $< > $(DEP_PATH)$*.d
include $@
The idea here being that we generate the dependency rule, then include it to the make build.
and the result for say, foo1.o is:
foo1.o: src/foo1.c include/foo1.h include/foo2.h include/foo3.h
This would work fine if I labled all my objects to be found in the main directory... however since they in /main/objects instead... the make says it can't find the rule for /main/objects/foo1.o
Now, I tried this:
@echo "$(OBJ_PATH)" > $(DEP_PATH)$*.d
@${CC} $(CFLAGS) -MM -c $(INCLUDE) $< >> $(DEP_PATH)$*.d
Which the > feeds the object path to the new/overwritten file, then concatenates the GCC auto-dependency rule generation to it... but it adds the newline between the two sets.
I tried cat'ing two separate files with said info as well... but they also get the newlines.
Is there a nice way to prepend the dependency file w/out adding the newline?
Also, if you've got any real nice tutorials on makefiles, cat, and echo, I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks for any and all responses.
A:
The answer to the question you asked is sed:
@${CC} blah blah blah | sed 's|^|$(OBJ_PATH)|' > $(DEP_PATH)$*.d
But you're going to have a different problem with this part:
include $@
The include directive is for Make itself, it is not a shell command (like $(CC)...). And $@ is an automatic variable, defined within the rule, not available to directives outside the rule. Instead, try something like this:
include $(DEP_PATH)/*.d
and take a look at Advanced Auto-Dependency Generation.
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Inner angle
Inner angle may refer to:
internal angle of a polygon
Fubini–Study metric on a Hilbert space |
Q:
PreferenceActivity lifecycle
I read http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/Activity.html
but I have a question about PreferenceActivity lifecycle:
Does a PreferenceActivity get onStop() or onDestory() call?
I understand it gets onStop() called when user clicks 'Back', but what about onDestory()?
when does onDesgtory() for PreferenceActivity get called?
Thank you.
A:
As PreferenceActivity is a subclass of Activity, it should follow the same lifecycle.
Click on the link you provided and then navigate to Indirect Subclasses or here is the direct http://developer.android.com/reference/android/preference/PreferenceActivity.html
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Effects of temporal muscle detachment and coronoidotomy on facial growth in young rats.
This study analyzed the effects of unilateral detachment of the temporal muscle and coronoidotomy on facial growth in young rats. Thirty one-month-old Wistar rats were distributed into three groups: detachment, coronoidotomy and sham-operated. Under general anesthesia, unilateral detachment of the temporal muscle was performed for the detachment group, unilateral coronoidotomy was performed for the coronoidotomy group, and only surgical access was performed for the sham-operated group. The animals were sacrificed at three months of age. Their soft tissues were removed, and the mandible was disarticulated. Radiographic projections-axial views of the skulls and lateral views of hemimandibles-were taken. Cephalometric evaluations were performed, and the values obtained were submitted to statistical analyses. There was a significant homolateral difference in the length of the premaxilla, height of the mandibular ramus and body, and the length of the mandible in all three groups. However, comparisons among the groups revealed no significant differences between the detachment and coronoidotomy groups for most measurements. It was concluded that both experimental detachment of the temporal muscle and coronoidotomy during the growth period in rats induced asymmetry of the mandible and affected the premaxilla. |
Tell us how you discovered Photochain or how it discovered you and what made you want to join the team?
Working in the blockchain industry since a few years ago I keep an eye on new blockchain solutions, and I take an interest in those I think are perfect use cases. As a dApp (a decentralized application), I have found Photochain a fantastic idea and I got excited when I saw the team even worked on creating a proof-of-concept (demo) open to the public. I had to share my thoughts with the team and offer my support, and so I did. After watching them for a brief period of time I have then decided to support the project. And here I am!
Where did you think you could help with your skills and your experience from Blockchain Zoo and other projects?
Blockchain applications, and decentralized applications in general, require a different architecture compared to centralized applications. Several years of my personal experience in deploying decentralized applications, and with the team at Blockchain Zoo, can offer help in implementing Photochain to be a successful dApp.
How do see Photochain amongst the big stock photography players and how will it cope in the market?
No. I don’t it see among them, I see Photochain ABOVE them in a very short time. It will get there by word of mouth, organically. Photochain is solving a very important problem in the photography industry by providing a decentralized solution that pays the photographers real money for the value of their photos, and offers cheaper access to content to the buyers, while guaranteeing usage rights cryptographically. It is inevitable that the industry will quickly adopt Photochain as one of their core tools.
What makes Photochain so different?
It is a decentralized semi autonomous application. By removing centralized management costs, the service can be offered at very competitive fees to both photographers and their clients, whilst processing the payment instantly. Being a blockchain application, Photochain offers cryptographic security in the management of rights and usage of the photos. Their smart and simple use of blockchain to serve photography sellers and buyers is what makes them so different.
Where do you see Photochain in a crypto future?
Along many other dApps people use daily from their mobile phones and in their computers. Using an operating system such as ElastOS, made for dApps. Photochain will fit the niche for those that need to buy high quality original photos. DApps like Photochain will be as simple and as common as the computer programmes and applications we use today.
Tell us a story about particular photo
It is the picture of some source code in the monitor of an old Apple Plus, in the late 80s. That piece of software has been one of the first successful application I coded! I didn’t know at the time but this was the launch of a very successful career. And with so many other achievements since, this was still one of my proudest moments. |
Communicating with patients in ICU.
Intensive care is an area which promotes feelings of high anxiety among patients, relatives and nurses. In such a highly-charged atmosphere, it is easy for communication problems to occur. Chris Turnock explores the reasons for poor nurse-patient communication in intensive care, and suggests that this might be largely due to the insecurities felt by nurses. While there are a number of factors which influence communication, emphasis should be placed on the quality of the nurse-patient interaction. |
Q:
Makefile always says generated-file target is up to date, but generates target as expected
I have a script that, when run, generates a file. I want to create a Makefile to run the script to generate the file if the generated file does not exist or if the script changes.
Here's a simplified version. Let's say I have an executable script gen_test.sh like this:
#!/bin/sh
echo "This is a generated file" > genfile.foo
And a Makefile like this:
#
# Test Makefile
#
GEN_SCRIPT = $(CURDIR)/gen_test.sh
GEN_FILE = $(CURDIR)/genfile.foo
$(GEN_FILE): $(GEN_SCRIPT)
$(shell $(GEN_SCRIPT))
.PHONY: clean
clean:
$(RM) $(GEN_FILE)
When I run make, I see the following output:
make: '/workspace/sw/bhshelto/temp/makefile_test/genfile.foo' is up to date.
but genfile.foo does in fact get generated.
What's going on here? Why do I see the "is up to date" message, and how do I get rid of it?
Thanks!
A:
When I run make, I see the following output:
make: '/workspace/sw/bhshelto/temp/makefile_test/genfile.foo' is up to date.
but genfile.foo does in fact get generated.
As user657267 has suggested: remove the $(shell) from the recipe body.
Assuming that the gen_test.sh doesn't produce any output (or output only on stderr), the explanation for the behavior is rather simple:
The make detects that the $(GEN_FILE) needs to be rebuild and goes to invoke the rule.
Before the command invocation, make performs the expansion of the variables inside the commands. Due to the (unnecessary) $(shell), the $(GEN_SCRIPT) gets invoked already during this expansion.
The $(GEN_SCRIPT) does it work, but produces no output, thus $(shell $(GEN_SCRIPT)) is expanded to an empty string.
Make sees that the command is empty, and thus there is no command to run.
The make then again checks the files (in case the variable expansion has side-effects) and sees that the target is up-to-date. Yet, since the expanded command is empty, the make prints its generic is up to date message.
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Q:
Ember : Two route for one template
I'm new with Ember and i try to make a simple CRUD.
I want a single template for adding and editing of an object.
This is my code :
this.route('foos', {path: '/foos_path'}, function() {
this.route('edit',{path: '/edit/:foo_id'});
this.route('add',{path: '/add'});
this.route('index');
});
The add function work great but i can't make working the edit function.
This is my edit route.
import Ember from 'ember';
export default Ember.Route.extend({
title : '',
model: function(params) {
this.store.find('foo', params.foo_id).then(function(foo) {
console.log(this, this.get('title'));
this.set('title', foo.title);
});
},
renderTemplate: function() {
this.render('foos.add', {
into: 'foos',
controller: 'foos.add'
});
this.render('foos/add');
}
});
Any help would be great :)
A:
Sorry for the delay and thank for you answer. This is how i've achieved my goal :
AddRoute :
import Ember from 'ember';
export default Ember.Route.extend({
model: function() {
return this.store.createRecord('foo');// This line is need to load a clean model into the template
},
});
EditRoute :
import Ember from 'ember';
export default Ember.Route.extend({
controllerName : 'foos.add', // Defines addController for edit route
templateName : 'foos.add', // Defines AddTemplete for edit route
model: function(params) {
return this.store.find('foo', params.foo_id); // Loads the foo object inside the template
}
});
My addTemplate looks like this :
<div class="row">
<form class="col s12">
<div class="row">
<div class="input-field col s12">
{{input placeholder="Foo name" id="foo_name" type="text" class="validate" value=model.title}}
<label for="foo_name"></label>
</div>
<div class="row">
<button class="btn waves-effect waves-light col s12" type="submit" name="save" {{action 'add'}}>Submit
<i class="mdi-content-send right"></i>
</button>
</div>
</div>
</form>
</div>
And in my controller, i define the save action (Can be defined in route instead):
import Ember from 'ember';
export default Ember.Controller.extend({
actions: {
save: function() {
// The following is not needed now because we load a record on add and edit route.
/*var foo = this.store.createRecord('foo', {
title : this.get('title')
});*/
// We can instead save the record directly
this.get('model').save().then(function() {
console.log('Foo save.');
}).catch(function(error) {
console.log('Error : ' + error);
});
},
}
});
I hope this will help someone.
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Role of Doppler sonography in fetal/maternal medicine.
Doppler velocimetry of umbilical, fetal, and uteroplacental vessels provides important information on fetal and uterine hemodynamics and has therefore become one of the most dynamic areas of perinatal research. Examinations of umbilical artery velocity waveforms have gained recognition as a valuable clinical method of fetal surveillance in risk pregnancies. Pathological Doppler findings, especially the finding of absent or reverse end-diastolic (ARED) flow velocity, are associated with fetal hypoxia and adverse outcome of pregnancy. The first follow-up studies indicate that abnormal Doppler findings are associated with impaired postnatal neurological development. Velocimetry of the fetal middle cerebral artery provides important information on redistribution of fetal blood flow in hypoxia; its place in clinics remains to be established. Similarly, more studies are needed to evaluate the use of Doppler velocimetry in labor. Possibly, the Doppler method may facilitate the interpretation of equivocal cardiotocography (CTG) tracings. New evidence has been collected on the correlation between hemodynamic findings and the morphology of the placenta and the placental bed. One of the very important applications of Doppler velocimetry is the evaluation of pharmacological effects on fetal circulation of drugs used for treatment in pregnancy and labor. |
Reverse interference method for measurement of hog cholera virus (HCV) and anti-HCV antibody.
A new procedure was developed for the assay of the hog cholera virus (HCV) and anti-HCV antibody. Initially, the suppression effect of HCV on interferon (IFN) by HCV production was confirmed. Swine kidney cell cultures preinfected with HCV produced no IFN, even following the addition of IFN inducers. However the sensitivity of the cell to IFN was not influenced by the infection with this virus. Based on these results, a new method, named reverse interference method, was established. In this method, infective titer of HCV was determined by the appearance of cell pathogenic effects (CPE) induced by vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV), which is caused by the suppression effect on the heterologous interference of GPE- strain of HCV against VSV infection in swine kidney cell cultures. This method showed nearly the same sensitivity as the END method. There was no difference in the infective titer of HCV and antibody titer against HCV as estimated by this method and the END method. The reverse interference method had advantages in rapidity and objectivity compared with the END method. |
Trump v Biden: Competing plans to bring back manufacturing jobs
Both candidates want to bring manufacturing jobs back to the US but have different visions for how to achieve it. |
[Equilibrium surface charge distribution in phospholipid vesicles. I. Method of calculation].
This paper presents a method of calculation of the surface charge equilibrium distribution between the two surfaces of a spherically closed phospholipid bilayer suspended in aqueous electrolyte solution. The net surface charge is supposed to be provided by the ionized polar groups of the phospholipid molecules. Its equilibrium distribution is found by minimization of the free electrostatic energy. The procedure of minimization utilizes the solution of the Poisson-Boltzmann equation which describes the double electric layers of the membrane and an expression for the membrane potential derived under the assumption of absence of charges in the membrane phase. An analytical solution of the problem in the range of validity of the linearized Poisson-Boltzman equation is obtained. It is shown that in this case an equilibrium transmembrane potential exists, and the surface charge density is greater at the outer surface of the vesicle. |
Q:
Security alert - how to fix?
I've gotten notice from github that one of my packages has a security alert, please see: https://github.com/ekkis/js-prototype-lib/network/alerts
the thing though is my package has no dependencies. it has a developer dependency on mocha for the test suite but not on the offending package lodash
so how do I address this?
A:
the answer seems to be npm audit fix
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Social class, marriage, and fertility in schizophrenia.
The hypothesis is presented that the etiology of schizophrenia is neurodevelopmental: schizophrenia is a disorder occurring in extremely late maturers, whereas manic-depressive psychosis affects early maturers. This hypothesis is related to recent neurobiological findings and also to the following epidemiological and demographic topics covered by the author in her review of social class, marriage, and fertility in schizophrenia: Kretschmer's observations of body type differences between patients with schizophrenia and manic-depressive psychosis; trends in the incidence of schizophrenia and manic-depressive psychosis in industrialized versus developing economies; changing epidemiology of the subtypes of schizophrenia and of manic-depressive psychosis; sex differences in manic-depressive psychosis and schizophrenia; fertility and childlessness in schizophrenia; selection for marriage in schizophrenia; marriage patterns, inbreeding, and schizophrenia; social class, social mobility, and occupation in schizophrenia; social mobility and social selection; excess of schizophrenia in the lowest strata of society; social class, course, and outcome; and social stress and schizophrenia. |
Sorry I’m so late. This month has gotten away from me. School is back in session and we need to keep the kids and their school lunch needs in mind. Try and pick up a jar of peanut butter or jelly for the pantry and put it in the barrel.
We had a very productive August with getting all of our kids outfitted with filled backpacks to make them more productive at school.
Our fresh garden donations from the Historical Society’s garden and the garden at Muskego El are very much appreciated. Private gardeners are dropping off zucchini, egg plant, and tons (literally) of tomatoes. Thanks for all of the fresh produce.
The home heating months are right around the corner so please keep us in mind while doing your grocery shopping. Think of those who have to choose between heating their house and feeding their family.
As always many thanks to all of you who donate fresh vegetables, non-perishable items, money and your time. We wouldn’t be able to help so many without you! |
Antioxidant enzymatic systems and oxidative stress in erythrocytes with G6PD deficiency: effect of deferoxamine.
In the present study we have assayed the effect of divicine in G6PD-deficient red blood cells in the presence of deferoxamine (iron-chelating drug) and NaN3 (inhibitor of catalase). The effect of divicine has been compared to oxidative stress by H2O2; haemolysis is regarded as an index of cellular toxicity. In addition, we have tested antioxidant enzymatic systems. No significant change in antioxidant enzymatic systems was found in RBCs from subjects with G6PD deficiency when compared to the control group, either in oxidative haemolysis by divicine or by H2O2; a significant decrease in oxidative haemolysis by H2O2 was observed in the presence of deferoxamine, whereas no change was found in oxidative haemolysis by divicine. The replacement of incubation medium by homologous plasma or the supplementation with bovine serum albumin resulted in a marked decrease of percentage of haemolysis by divicine. |
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Polymicrobial septicemia associated with rhabdomyolysis, myoglobinuria, and acute renal failure.
Myoglobinuria and renal failure resulting from bacterial infection have only rarely been reported. To our knowledge, we describe the first reported case of polymicrobial septicemia resulting in rhabdomyolysis and myoglobinuric renal failure. Renal failure secondary to myoglobinuria has an excellent prognosis; in our patient, recovery was complete. The frequency of rhabdomyolysis, myoglobinuria, and renal failure in septicemia is unknown and can only be determined by an increased awareness of this potential complication of septicemia. |
Case Keenum’s the elder statesman at Texans rookie mini-camp
Case Keenum knows the Texans’ offense and is passing along his knowledge to the new faces on the practice field. (Brett Coomer / Houston Chronicle)
In addition to the undrafted and drafted rookie signees, the tryout rookies and the tryout veterans, the Texans were able to include practice squad players in this weekend’s rookie mini-camp, as long as those players had never been active.
So for the past two days, quarterback Case Keenum has returned to being a veteran leader at practice. He’s helped rookie quarterback Collin Klein and given tips to rookie receiver DeAndre Hopkins.
“Little bit different out here,” Keenum said. “… It’s a position I’m pretty used to and I like. Being the guy. It’s good.”
Keenum spent last season on the Texans practice squad after a record-setting career at the University of Houston.
“For him to come in here and he didn’t really take a ball under center in college, now he’s taking them under center and he understands what we’re trying to do,” Texans offensive coordinator Rick Dennison said. “His footwork has been very good. He understands the progressions, having had the chance to hang around here and work with Matt and T.J.”
Head coach Gary Kubiak used the word “automatic” to describe how Keenum’s reps are this year. Keenum agreed.
“There’s certain things from play calls to just knowing progressions on routes that I don’t have to grind out and think through every time I hear a play call,” Keenum said. “It just automatically comes and I can think more about defenses and keys and what I need to be thinking about instead of just, ‘OK I’ve got this footwork, I’ve got this route, this guy’s got this, this.’ I just know it.” |
Q:
golang invalid character 'b' looking for beginning of value
I am trying to post a json with xml message inside it. However it returns
invalid character 'b' looking for beginning of value
I think the possible reason is that I am trying to marshal the returns body which is not in json format.
func (s *BackendConfiguration) Do(req *http.Request, v interface{}) error {
log.Printf("Requesting %v %v%v\n", req.Method, req.URL.Host, req.URL.Path)
start := time.Now()
res, err := s.HTTPClient.Do(req)
if debug {
log.Printf("Completed in %v\n", time.Since(start))
}
if err != nil {
log.Printf("Request to sakura failed: %v\n", err)
return err
}
defer res.Body.Close()
resBody, err := ioutil.ReadAll(res.Body)
if err != nil {
log.Printf("Cannot parse sakura response: %v\n", err)
return err
}
if debug {
log.Printf("sakura response: %q\n", resBody)
}
if v != nil {
return json.Unmarshal(resBody, v)
}
return nil
}
The error happened at this line
return json.Unmarshal(resBody, v)
A:
The error indicates that the server did not return a valid JSON response. I suggest adding the following code to debug the issue:
err := json.Unmarshal(resBody, v)
if err != nil {
log.Printf("error decoding sakura response: %v", err)
if e, ok := err.(*json.SyntaxError); ok {
log.Printf("syntax error at byte offset %d", e.Offset)
}
log.Printf("sakura response: %q", resBody)
return err
}
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Ministry of Home Affairs (Bangladesh)
The Ministry of Home Affairs (; Sarāṣṭra Montronaloya) (abbreviated as MHA) or Home Ministry is a ministry of the Government of Bangladesh. An interior ministry, it is mainly responsible for the maintenance of internal security and domestic policy. It contains two divisions:
Public Security Division
Security Service Division
Senior officials
Ministerial team
The ministerial team at the MHA (mha.gov.bd) is headed by the Minister of Home Affairs, who is assigned to them to manage the ministers office and ministry.
Minister — Mr. Asaduzzaman Khan, MP (Bangladesh Awami League)
Home Secretary and other senior officials
The Ministers are supported by a number of civilian, scientific and professional advisors. The Home Secretary is the senior civil servant at the MHA. His/Her role is to ensure the MHA operates effectively as a department of the government.
Home Secretary — Mostafa Kamal Uddin
Departments
Public Security Division
Bangladesh Police
Border Guard Bangladesh
Matters relating to coordination by administrative, diplomatic, security, intelligence, legal, regulatory and economic agencies of the country for the management of international borders, creation of infrastructure like roads/fencing and floodlighting of borders, border areas development programme pilot project on Multi-purpose National Identity Card.
Bangladesh Coast Guard
Dealing with management of coastal borders.
Bangladesh Ansar and VDP
Dealing with management assistance of law and order along with other enforcement agencies. Village Defence Party works for the village law and order along with socioeconomic development.
Security Services Division
Department of Narcotics Control
Controls the Illegal trafficking, use and consumption of narcotic Drugs.
Department of Immigration & Passport
Department of Fire Service & Civil Defence
Department of Prison
References
Home Affairs
Bangladesh
Category:Ministry of Home Affairs (Bangladesh) |
/**
* Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
* Licensed under the MIT License. See License.txt in the project root for
* license information.
*
* Code generated by Microsoft (R) AutoRest Code Generator.
*/
package com.microsoft.azure.management.network.v2018_08_01.implementation;
import com.microsoft.azure.SubResource;
import com.microsoft.azure.management.network.v2018_08_01.ProvisioningState;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonProperty;
import com.microsoft.rest.serializer.JsonFlatten;
/**
* HubVirtualNetworkConnection Resource.
*/
@JsonFlatten
public class HubVirtualNetworkConnectionInner extends SubResource {
/**
* Reference to the remote virtual network.
*/
@JsonProperty(value = "properties.remoteVirtualNetwork")
private SubResource remoteVirtualNetwork;
/**
* VirtualHub to RemoteVnet transit to enabled or not.
*/
@JsonProperty(value = "properties.allowHubToRemoteVnetTransit")
private Boolean allowHubToRemoteVnetTransit;
/**
* Allow RemoteVnet to use Virtual Hub's gateways.
*/
@JsonProperty(value = "properties.allowRemoteVnetToUseHubVnetGateways")
private Boolean allowRemoteVnetToUseHubVnetGateways;
/**
* Enable internet security.
*/
@JsonProperty(value = "properties.enableInternetSecurity")
private Boolean enableInternetSecurity;
/**
* The provisioning state of the resource. Possible values include:
* 'Succeeded', 'Updating', 'Deleting', 'Failed'.
*/
@JsonProperty(value = "properties.provisioningState")
private ProvisioningState provisioningState;
/**
* The name of the resource that is unique within a resource group. This
* name can be used to access the resource.
*/
@JsonProperty(value = "name")
private String name;
/**
* Gets a unique read-only string that changes whenever the resource is
* updated.
*/
@JsonProperty(value = "etag", access = JsonProperty.Access.WRITE_ONLY)
private String etag;
/**
* Get reference to the remote virtual network.
*
* @return the remoteVirtualNetwork value
*/
public SubResource remoteVirtualNetwork() {
return this.remoteVirtualNetwork;
}
/**
* Set reference to the remote virtual network.
*
* @param remoteVirtualNetwork the remoteVirtualNetwork value to set
* @return the HubVirtualNetworkConnectionInner object itself.
*/
public HubVirtualNetworkConnectionInner withRemoteVirtualNetwork(SubResource remoteVirtualNetwork) {
this.remoteVirtualNetwork = remoteVirtualNetwork;
return this;
}
/**
* Get virtualHub to RemoteVnet transit to enabled or not.
*
* @return the allowHubToRemoteVnetTransit value
*/
public Boolean allowHubToRemoteVnetTransit() {
return this.allowHubToRemoteVnetTransit;
}
/**
* Set virtualHub to RemoteVnet transit to enabled or not.
*
* @param allowHubToRemoteVnetTransit the allowHubToRemoteVnetTransit value to set
* @return the HubVirtualNetworkConnectionInner object itself.
*/
public HubVirtualNetworkConnectionInner withAllowHubToRemoteVnetTransit(Boolean allowHubToRemoteVnetTransit) {
this.allowHubToRemoteVnetTransit = allowHubToRemoteVnetTransit;
return this;
}
/**
* Get allow RemoteVnet to use Virtual Hub's gateways.
*
* @return the allowRemoteVnetToUseHubVnetGateways value
*/
public Boolean allowRemoteVnetToUseHubVnetGateways() {
return this.allowRemoteVnetToUseHubVnetGateways;
}
/**
* Set allow RemoteVnet to use Virtual Hub's gateways.
*
* @param allowRemoteVnetToUseHubVnetGateways the allowRemoteVnetToUseHubVnetGateways value to set
* @return the HubVirtualNetworkConnectionInner object itself.
*/
public HubVirtualNetworkConnectionInner withAllowRemoteVnetToUseHubVnetGateways(Boolean allowRemoteVnetToUseHubVnetGateways) {
this.allowRemoteVnetToUseHubVnetGateways = allowRemoteVnetToUseHubVnetGateways;
return this;
}
/**
* Get enable internet security.
*
* @return the enableInternetSecurity value
*/
public Boolean enableInternetSecurity() {
return this.enableInternetSecurity;
}
/**
* Set enable internet security.
*
* @param enableInternetSecurity the enableInternetSecurity value to set
* @return the HubVirtualNetworkConnectionInner object itself.
*/
public HubVirtualNetworkConnectionInner withEnableInternetSecurity(Boolean enableInternetSecurity) {
this.enableInternetSecurity = enableInternetSecurity;
return this;
}
/**
* Get the provisioning state of the resource. Possible values include: 'Succeeded', 'Updating', 'Deleting', 'Failed'.
*
* @return the provisioningState value
*/
public ProvisioningState provisioningState() {
return this.provisioningState;
}
/**
* Set the provisioning state of the resource. Possible values include: 'Succeeded', 'Updating', 'Deleting', 'Failed'.
*
* @param provisioningState the provisioningState value to set
* @return the HubVirtualNetworkConnectionInner object itself.
*/
public HubVirtualNetworkConnectionInner withProvisioningState(ProvisioningState provisioningState) {
this.provisioningState = provisioningState;
return this;
}
/**
* Get the name of the resource that is unique within a resource group. This name can be used to access the resource.
*
* @return the name value
*/
public String name() {
return this.name;
}
/**
* Set the name of the resource that is unique within a resource group. This name can be used to access the resource.
*
* @param name the name value to set
* @return the HubVirtualNetworkConnectionInner object itself.
*/
public HubVirtualNetworkConnectionInner withName(String name) {
this.name = name;
return this;
}
/**
* Get gets a unique read-only string that changes whenever the resource is updated.
*
* @return the etag value
*/
public String etag() {
return this.etag;
}
}
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'use strict';
var margin = require('./margin.js');
var parsers = require('../parsers.js');
module.exports.definition = {
set: parsers.subImplicitSetter('margin', 'top', margin.isValid, margin.parser),
get: function() {
return this.getPropertyValue('margin-top');
},
enumerable: true,
configurable: true,
};
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Decreased cardiac mitochondrial tetrahydrobiopterin in a rat model of pressure overload.
Sustained cardiac pressure overload induces mitochondrial dysfunction and apoptosis of cardiomyocytes leading to pathological cardiac hypertrophy and dysfunction. Mitochondrial nitric oxide synthase (NOS) appears to cause uncoupling, which produces reactive oxygen species (ROS) instead of nitric oxide (NO), by a decrease in the cofactor tetrahydrobiopterin (BH4). This study focused on examining the changes in mitochondrial BH4 levels during cardiac pressure overload. Chronic cardiac pressure overload was generated by abdominal aortic banding in rats. Levels of BH4 and its oxidized form were measured in the mitochondria isolated from the left ventricle (LV) and the post-mitochondrial supernatants. Chronic aortic banding increased blood pressure, and induced cardiac hypertrophy and fibrosis. Notably, the BH4 levels were decreased while its oxidized forms were increased in LV mitochondria, but not in the post-mitochondrial supernatants containing the cytosol and microsome. Anti-neuronal NOS antibody-sensitive protein was detected in the cardiac mitochondria. Moreover, continuous administration of BH4 to rats with pressure overload increased mitochondrial BH4 levels and reduced cardiac fibrosis and matrix metallopeptidase activity, but not cardiac hypertrophy. These findings show the possibility that NOS uncoupling by decreased cardiac mitochondrial BH4 levels is implicated, at least in part, in the development of cardiac fibrosis, leading to cardiac dysfunction induced by pressure overload. |
Snake Underworld With Henry Rollins
Revealing how millions of Americans have welcomed the creatures into their homes as pets, Rollins meets some obsessive serpent lovers who deliberately seek out the most dangerous breeds they can get their hands on.
From illegal snake smuggling, to underground breeders creating snakes not found in nature, to people who "self-envenomate" in the hopes of building up a tolerance to snake venom, Rollins uncovers those on the fringe of America's secret snake subculture. |
I'll be going on with Alex Jones very soon, presumably to discuss Iran. But we'll see... we always seem to end up off on a tangent that I didn't see coming.Yeah, we really didn't discuss Iran. And I did NOT see those particular tangents coming.
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Anti-selective vicinal silaboration and diboration of alkynoates through phosphine organocatalysis.
Trialkylphosphine organocatalysts have enabled anti-selective vicinal silaboration and diboration of the C-C triple bond in alkynoates to produce β-boryl-α-silyl acrylates and α,β-diboryl acrylates, respectively. The anti stereoselectivity was complete and robust. A variety of functional groups were tolerated in the alkynoates. The two vicinally installed heteroatom substituents of the β-boryl-α-silyl acrylates and α,β-diboryl acrylates could be differentiated and transformed in a stepwise manner, allowing the synthesis of a diverse array of unsymmetrical tetrasubstituted alkenes. |
Q:
Date/time field cant be selected in scheduled action in Process Builder
I have a custom object with a custom date/time formula field. When I try to select this field in the processbuilder the field does not show up. Am I missing something?
See image
A:
The Process Builder can't see fields that you can't see. You will need to go to the formula field, click on Set Field Level Security, and check the field as Visible. Note that having the field hidden won't hinder the ability for the Process to execute (it runs in System mode), but the Process Builder itself runs in User mode.
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Q:
Fetch nested data from Internet
How to fetch nested json response ? I can fetch direct value but cant fetch nested values
{
"username":"aa",
"data":{
"key":"value",
"anotherKey":"anotherValue"
}
}
A:
You have to first decode your json like this-
var respBody = jsonDecode(response.body);
Then you can use respBody["data"]["key"]
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Product Reviews
Pros
Product Specifications
Camera Type
Camera type
The classification of the camera. Digital SLR is the most advanced camera type.
Mirrorless
Features
Resolution
The amount of detail that the camera can capture is called the resolution, and is measured in mega pixels (MP). The more mega pixels a camera has, the more details it can capture and the larger pictures can be without becoming blurry. |
By RaeChelle Davis
Kenneth CIty, FL (BN9) — Alligators usually don’t make the guest list, but they’re VIPs at these parties.
“You’ve had the Chuck E Cheese party, the clown party, the jump-a-roo bounce house,” said Bob Barrett, owner of Alligator Attractions in Johns Pass Village.
“You say, ‘Well, we’re gonna have a party. They go, ‘That’s nice.’ But you say, ‘We’re going to have a pool party with a gator.’ They go, ‘What?’ ” Everybody comes.”
Customer Debbie Rubenstein said she has used the service multiple times.
“Nobody believed that we’d have actual gators in the pool,” she said.
The gator, it turns out, fits right in. He plays Marco Polo with the kids in Rubenstein’s pool. His name is Burger, and he does not mind that his mouth is taped shut. Barrett starts out every party with a course in gator safety, which allows the kids a chance to warm up to the reptile.
“At first, my friend and I were really scared of gators, but I’m not going to be scared anymore because it’s cool,” said Fiona Sierra, a guest at the party. “All the stuff I never knew, I’m starting to learn about.”
Barrett said the chlorine does not bother the gators. He came up with the idea while brainstorming on how to keep busy during months when tourism is slow at his attraction.
“We had the idea of, well, if we do a home, and they have a pool, let’s put the gator in the pool,” he said. “People were very leery at the beginning, but it has taken off and people just enjoy it.”
He said he checked to make sure bringing gators to homes was legal and could not find any indication that it was not.
So, if a gator shows up in a pool near you, give him a second glance. He may have been invited
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission investigating
The FWC has taken in interest in Barrett’s business and is “looking into” alligators being put into swimming pools with people during parties.
Gary Morse with FWC said his organization has received multiple calls about this case. |
Q:
Repeater and Html table
Browser returns me this problem:
CS1502: The best overloaded method match for 'System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlTableRowCollection.Add(System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlTableRow)' has some invalid arguments
I have no idea about the problem. I use this repeater object and table like this all the time. and it works fine with this way. But now it gives an error. Where is the problem?
thanks!!
design side
<table id="myTable" runat="server" class="table table-striped table-hover">
<asp:Repeater ID="lstBanks" runat="server" OnItemDataBound="lstBanks_ItemDataBound"
OnItemCommand="lstBanks_ItemCommand">
<ItemTemplate>
<tr>
<td>
SSSs
<asp:HiddenField ID="hfID" Value='<%#Eval("ID") %>' runat="server" />
</td>
<td>
SSS
</td>
<td>
SSS
</td>
<td>
SSS
</td>
</tr>
</ItemTemplate>
</asp:Repeater>
</table>
A:
You shouldn't have the runat="server" attribute on your <table>, element, since you're building raw HTML for it. It's parsing that into memory as a strongly-typed table, then getting confused when you try and add a Repeater instead of a tr. Just remove that attribute and I believe it should work.
Although that all said, you might want to switch over to GridView. Each has advantages, and admittedly I prefer MVC because I can write HTML similar to what you're doing. But in WebForms, a GridView is likely preferable.
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US to Intensify Refugee Screening, as Partial Ban Expires
A four-month review of the U.S. refugee program mandated by President Donald Trump ends Tuesday, but with new vetting measures on the horizon.
The State Department and Department of Homeland Security have yet to announce the details of the new screening measures.
However, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that the government will require additional biographical data and a more extensive review of refugees' social media accounts prior to their acceptance. |
My question is concerning the ghunnah:
Is it a must to keep the sound of the ghunnah steady , not going down or up?
May Allah reward you for your efforts and make us all among his thankful slaves.
My question is concerning the ghunnah:
Is it a must to keep the sound of the ghunnah steady , not going down or up? Or is it only not allowed to raise or lower the sound like a ladder (like during the mudood).
I am confused about this because I heard it in the lesson (on Iqra) of Shaikh Ayman Suwayd ,but I don't really see anyone practicing this.
Thank you very much. May Allah help us to give His book it's rights. And may you be helped by Asshakuur as you helped others.
Answer
Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakaatuh.
Subhan Allah, the wording in your question is indeed beautiful, may Allah be pleased with you and reward you greatly for you good adab and grant you all which is khair for you in this world and the Hereafter.
We should not oscillate our voice or tone during the prolonged ghunnah, such as when the noon or meem have a shaddah on them. This is not the way the early Muslims pronounced the ghunnah and is a modern way some use to try and beautify their recitation.
We should beautify our recitation with a pleasant voice, apply the proper tajweed rules, and concentrate on the meaning of the aayaat and try and convey the meaning in our recitation without exceeding the proper rules. This is the best way of recitation.
May Allah grant us that we recite His words as they were revealed to our Messenger, peace and blessings of Allah upon him and that we do not surpass the bounds of what is proper recitation in our efforts to make it beautiful. Ameen.
You are most welcome and may Allah reward you for your kind dua'. |
module.exports = require('./PannerNode')
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Q:
Has anyone patched the code to experiment with the currency supply model?
Since the supply model of a currency is a key factor in it's economic properties, I think it would be interesting to experiment with supply models that could be changed easily.
It could perhaps then be linked to some other external factor which could be objectively ascertained with the resilience of the p2p structure like for example, available fresh water, carbon or population.
Have there been any efforts in this direction?
A:
There have been various experiments in this regard. The Alternate Cryptocurrnecies sub-forum is full of them. If I recall, Tenebrix and/or GeistGeld removed the halving block sizes, resulting in a coin without a cap on the number of coins.
Also, there is EnCoin, and alt whose price is supposed to be based on the cost of electricity.
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Q:
How do I pass an instantiation of QCommandLineParser to a function in Qt?
Currently I have a working Qt command line application. However, I need to refactor this working program such that my QCommandLineParser object gets configured in a class method rather than in main() itself. I have tried the obvious:
In ExecuteTask.h:
void setUp(QCommandLineParser parser);
In ExecuteTask.cpp:
void ExecuteTask::setUp(QCommandLineParser parser){
parser.setApplicationDescription("Learning console app in Qt");
parser.addHelpOption();
}
In main.cpp:
...
QCoreApplication app(argc, argv);
ExecuteTask cmnd_line_func;
QCommandLineParser parser;
cmnd_line_func.setUp(parser);
...
However, I get this error (attached in link):
Compilation error
I have also tried declaring QCommandLineParser parser as a pointer in ExecuteTask.h but obviously this leads to problems when you have to run:
parser.process(app)
in main. I have tried actually also passing QCoreApplication app to my setUp function to run parser.process(app) in my setUp() method but that brought up similar "...is private within this context".
Also tried another solution where declaring QCommandLineParser parser as a pointer and using a getParser() method to return the parser in main but this lead to similar "private" problems.
-- no idea where to go from here as I'm used to C++ and just passing argc and argv to methods but this with Qt is different.
So is there a way that QCommandLineParser can be passed to a method outside of main()? The docs didn't much help me and just about every tutorial I've come across has all configuration done in main() and this is not what I want to do at all.
A:
Okay, after mucking around, I found the solution.
in ExecuteTask.h:
void setUp(QCommandLineParser *parser);
in ExecuteTask.cpp:
void ExecuteTask::setUp(QCommandLineParser *parser){
parser->setApplicationDescription("Learning console app in Qt");
parser->addHelpOption();
}
in main.cpp:
ExecuteTask cmnd_line_func;
QCommandLineParser parser;
cmnd_line_func.setUp(&parser);
parser.process(app);
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<div id="wpbody">
<div id="wpbody-content">
<div class="about-wrap">
<h1>
<?php echo __( 'Welcome to Runway', 'runway' ); ?>
<span class="version">
<?php
$framework = wp_get_theme( 'runway-framework' );
if ( $framework->exists() ) {
echo 'Version ' . $framework->Version;
}
?>
</span>
</h1>
<div class="about-text">
<?php echo __( 'A better way to create WordPress themes. Runway is a powerful development environment for making awesome themes', 'runway' ); ?>.
</div>
<div class="runway-badge"><br></div>
<div class="clear"></div>
<?php global $Dashboard_Admin; ?>
<h2 class="nav-tab-wrapper tab-controlls">
<a data-tabrel="#getting-started" href="#getting-started" class="nav-tab nav-tab-active">
<?php echo __( 'Getting Started', 'runway' ); ?>
</a>
<a data-tabrel="#support" href="#support" class="nav-tab">
<?php echo __( 'Help', 'runway' ); ?>
& <?php echo __( 'Support', 'runway' ); ?>
</a>
<a data-tabrel="#release-notes" href="#release-notes" class="nav-tab">
<?php echo __( 'Release Notes', 'runway' ); ?></a>
<a data-tabrel="#credits" href="#credits" class="nav-tab">
<?php echo __( 'Credits', 'runway' ); ?>
</a>
</h2>
<div id="getting-started" class="tab tab-active">
<?php include_once __DIR__ . '/views/getting-started.php'; ?>
</div>
<div id="support" class="tab">
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Q:
md5sum of apk changes after every build
Why does the md5sum value of an apk change after every build?
Every time i build my Android application in the Eclipse IDE using the Android Tools -> Export Signed Application package, i get an apk file that gives a different md5sum value. If i have not changed any of the source code, shouldn't the apk files give the exact same md5sum? This happens even if i build it just seconds apart. What is going on?
A:
The individual files should compile with the same CRC. An APK however is like a zip file containing all your files and those files are stored with a timestamp. The timestamp will be different for each compile and this is what changes your md5sum.
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Pokémon Duel,the mobile strategy game in which players battle and train digital Pokémon figures has released a new update, featuring starter Mega Evolutions from Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire and more, available now.
Here’s what’s new in the update:
New Look, New Feel: In addition to an all new look in the app’s home screen, the game now has an improved UI and a combined information and messages box, making in-app navigation easier for players.
New Mega Evolutions: New Mega Evolution figures for existing figures of Sceptile, Blaziken, and Swampert.
New Items, [UX] Rare Metal, [UX] Ingot, and [UX] Cube: With the introduction of UX materials, figures can more easily be powered up. Players will be able to further strengthen their existing figures even faster or make their Mega Evolution figures even more powerful.
Improved Fourth Booster Case Slot!: The fourth booster case slot that players can open through purchase will now also be guaranteed to drop materials. With the addition of the above UX materials, players will be able to boost their figures even faster. |
I Could Never Be Chad Coleman — Coleman shares his thoughts on recent seasons of The Walking Dead — Why he’s optimistic The Orville will get a third season — He talks about how life circumstances (being born premature, growing up in foster care, and being bullied) forced him to have a fighter’s mentality — What causes a script or project to fail — The one thing he wants to be remembered for.
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Q:
seamless mode remote desktop connection from linux to windows
I am a programmer using Linux as my main OS, however sometimes I need to use windows (ie, office, ea).
I'm running qemu with kvm to access the windows "machine".
I would like to achieve something that is described here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SeamlessVirtualization
(It means I would be able to run chosen applications on Windows and then display them locally on Linux as separate windows achieving good desktop integration).
However seamless rdp is buggy and doesn't work on my machine (probably because I'm using a tiling window manager and a 64bit system).
Are you aware of any other solution then rdp seamless mode? I would prefer to still use quemu because it uses cpu hardware virtualization, so different protocol/client combination would be preferable.
A:
It's only very recently that there has been support for single windows via RDP, I don't think this has been implemented yet in xrdp - and requires a server licence at the MS end. AFAIK VNC and NoMachine NX still don't provide the functionality. It has been available in Citrix for a long time (and there are free Linux clients available).
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/*
* ====================================================================
* This software is subject to the terms of the Common Public License
* Agreement, available at the following URL:
* http://www.opensource.org/licenses/cpl.html .
* You must accept the terms of that agreement to use this software.
* ====================================================================
*/
package org.pivot4j.ui.condition;
import java.io.Serializable;
import org.apache.commons.configuration.HierarchicalConfiguration;
import org.apache.commons.lang.ObjectUtils;
import org.olap4j.Axis;
import org.pivot4j.ui.RenderContext;
public class AxisCondition extends AbstractCondition {
public static final String NAME = "axis";
private Axis axis;
/**
* @param conditionFactory
*/
public AxisCondition(ConditionFactory conditionFactory) {
super(conditionFactory);
}
/**
* @param conditionFactory
* @param axis
*/
public AxisCondition(ConditionFactory conditionFactory, Axis axis) {
super(conditionFactory);
this.axis = axis;
}
/**
* @see org.pivot4j.ui.condition.Condition#getName()
*/
public String getName() {
return NAME;
}
/**
* @return the axis
*/
public Axis getAxis() {
return axis;
}
/**
* @param axis
* the axis to set
*/
public void setAxis(Axis axis) {
this.axis = axis;
}
/**
* @see org.pivot4j.ui.condition.Condition#matches(org.pivot4j.ui.RenderContext)
*/
@Override
public boolean matches(RenderContext context) {
if (axis == null) {
throw new IllegalStateException("Axis is not specified.");
}
return ObjectUtils.equals(axis, context.getAxis());
}
/**
* @see org.pivot4j.state.Bookmarkable#saveState()
*/
@Override
public Serializable saveState() {
if (axis == null) {
return null;
}
return axis.name();
}
/**
* @see org.pivot4j.state.Bookmarkable#restoreState(java.io.Serializable)
*/
@Override
public void restoreState(Serializable state) {
if (state == null) {
this.axis = null;
} else {
this.axis = Axis.Standard.valueOf((String) state);
}
}
/**
* @see org.pivot4j.ui.condition.AbstractCondition#saveSettings(org.apache.commons.configuration.HierarchicalConfiguration)
*/
@Override
public void saveSettings(HierarchicalConfiguration configuration) {
super.saveSettings(configuration);
if (axis == null) {
return;
}
configuration.addProperty("axis", axis.name());
}
/**
* @see org.pivot4j.state.Configurable#restoreSettings(org.apache.commons.configuration.HierarchicalConfiguration)
*/
@Override
public void restoreSettings(HierarchicalConfiguration configuration) {
String name = configuration.getString("axis");
if (name == null) {
this.axis = null;
} else {
this.axis = Axis.Standard.valueOf(name);
}
}
/**
* @see org.pivot4j.ui.condition.AbstractCondition#toString()
*/
@Override
public String toString() {
StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();
builder.append("axis = '");
if (axis != null) {
builder.append(axis.name());
}
builder.append("'");
return builder.toString();
}
}
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Linq.Expressions;
using Xms.Core.Context;
using Xms.Core.Data;
using Xms.Data.Abstractions;
using Xms.Data.Provider;
using Xms.Dependency;
using Xms.Flow.Abstractions;
using Xms.Flow.Core;
using Xms.Flow.Data;
using Xms.Flow.Domain;
using Xms.Infrastructure.Utility;
using Xms.Schema.Abstractions;
using Xms.Schema.Attribute;
namespace Xms.Flow
{
/// <summary>
/// 业务流程阶段服务
/// </summary>
public class ProcessStageService : IProcessStageService, ICascadeDelete<WorkFlow>
{
private readonly IProcessStageRepository _processStageRepository;
private readonly IDependencyService _dependencyService;
private readonly IDependencyBatchBuilder _dependencyBatchBuilder;
private readonly IAttributeFinder _attributeFinder;
public ProcessStageService(IProcessStageRepository processStageRepository
, IDependencyService dependencyService
, IDependencyBatchBuilder dependencyBatchBuilder
, IAttributeFinder attributeFinder)
{
_processStageRepository = processStageRepository;
_dependencyService = dependencyService;
_dependencyBatchBuilder = dependencyBatchBuilder;
_attributeFinder = attributeFinder;
}
public bool Create(ProcessStage entity)
{
var result = true;
using (UnitOfWork.Build(_processStageRepository.DbContext))
{
result = _processStageRepository.Create(entity);
//依赖于实体
_dependencyService.Create(WorkFlowDefaults.ModuleName, entity.WorkFlowId, EntityDefaults.ModuleName, entity.EntityId);
//依赖于字段
var st = new List<ProcessStep>().DeserializeFromJson(entity.Steps);
if (st.NotEmpty())
{
var attrNames = st.Select(x => x.AttributeName).ToArray();
var attributes = _attributeFinder.FindByName(entity.EntityId, attrNames);
var attrIds = attributes.Select(x => x.AttributeId).ToArray();
_dependencyService.Create(WorkFlowDefaults.ModuleName, entity.WorkFlowId, AttributeDefaults.ModuleName, attrIds);
}
}
return result;
}
public bool CreateMany(IList<ProcessStage> entities)
{
var result = true;
using (UnitOfWork.Build(_processStageRepository.DbContext))
{
result = _processStageRepository.CreateMany(entities);
foreach (var entity in entities)
{
//依赖于实体
_dependencyBatchBuilder.Append(WorkFlowDefaults.ModuleName, entity.WorkFlowId, EntityDefaults.ModuleName, entity.EntityId);
//依赖于字段
var st = new List<ProcessStep>().DeserializeFromJson(entity.Steps);
if (st.NotEmpty())
{
var attrNames = st.Select(x => x.AttributeName).ToArray();
var attributes = _attributeFinder.FindByName(entity.EntityId, attrNames);
var attrIds = attributes.Select(x => x.AttributeId).ToArray();
_dependencyBatchBuilder.Append(WorkFlowDefaults.ModuleName, entity.WorkFlowId, AttributeDefaults.ModuleName, attrIds);
}
}
_dependencyBatchBuilder.Save();
}
return result;
}
public bool Update(ProcessStage entity)
{
var result = true;
using (UnitOfWork.Build(_processStageRepository.DbContext))
{
result = _processStageRepository.Update(entity);
//依赖于字段
var st = new List<ProcessStep>().DeserializeFromJson(entity.Steps);
if (st.NotEmpty())
{
var attrNames = st.Select(x => x.AttributeName).ToArray();
var attributes = _attributeFinder.FindByName(entity.EntityId, attrNames);
var attrIds = attributes.Select(x => x.AttributeId).ToArray();
_dependencyService.Update(WorkFlowDefaults.ModuleName, entity.WorkFlowId, AttributeDefaults.ModuleName, attrIds);
}
}
return result;
}
public bool Update(Func<UpdateContext<ProcessStage>, UpdateContext<ProcessStage>> context)
{
var ctx = context(UpdateContextBuilder.Build<ProcessStage>());
return _processStageRepository.Update(ctx);
}
public ProcessStage FindById(Guid id)
{
return _processStageRepository.FindById(id);
}
public ProcessStage Find(Expression<Func<ProcessStage, bool>> predicate)
{
return _processStageRepository.Find(predicate);
}
public bool DeleteById(params Guid[] ids)
{
if (ids.IsEmpty())
{
return false;
}
var deleteds = _processStageRepository.Query(x => x.ProcessStageId.In(ids));
if (deleteds.IsEmpty())
{
return false;
}
var result = true;
using (UnitOfWork.Build(_processStageRepository.DbContext))
{
result = _processStageRepository.DeleteMany(ids);
_dependencyService.DeleteByDependentId(WorkFlowDefaults.ModuleName, deleteds.Select(x => x.WorkFlowId).ToArray());
}
return result;
}
public bool DeleteByParentId(Guid parentid)
{
var result = true;
using (UnitOfWork.Build(_processStageRepository.DbContext))
{
result = _processStageRepository.DeleteMany(x => x.WorkFlowId == parentid);
_dependencyService.DeleteByDependentId(WorkFlowDefaults.ModuleName, parentid);
}
return result;
}
public PagedList<ProcessStage> QueryPaged(Func<QueryDescriptor<ProcessStage>, QueryDescriptor<ProcessStage>> container)
{
QueryDescriptor<ProcessStage> q = container(QueryDescriptorBuilder.Build<ProcessStage>());
return _processStageRepository.QueryPaged(q);
}
public List<ProcessStage> Query(Func<QueryDescriptor<ProcessStage>, QueryDescriptor<ProcessStage>> container)
{
QueryDescriptor<ProcessStage> q = container(QueryDescriptorBuilder.Build<ProcessStage>());
return _processStageRepository.Query(q)?.ToList();
}
/// <summary>
/// 级联删除
/// </summary>
/// <param name="parent">被删除的审批流</param>
public void CascadeDelete(params WorkFlow[] parent)
{
if (parent.NotEmpty())
{
using (UnitOfWork.Build(_processStageRepository.DbContext))
{
_processStageRepository.DeleteMany(x => x.WorkFlowId.In(parent.Select(f => f.WorkFlowId)));
_dependencyService.DeleteByDependentId(WorkFlowDefaults.ModuleName, parent.Select(x => x.WorkFlowId).ToArray());
}
}
}
}
} |
The personal meaning of having diabetes: implications for patient behaviour and education or kicking the bucket theory.
Most diabetes educators (physicians, nurses, nutritionists) lack the time and expertise to become familiar with theories of human behaviour even though they may be relevant to the education of their patients. As a result, the current practice of diabetes patient education reflects, in many instances, an extension of the information transfer approach found in most schools. This approach is based on the idea that lack of knowledge and skills accounts for the major portion of the poor self-care behaviour observed in some diabetic patients. The emphasis on information transfer is probably partially attributable to the fact that it is easier to measure and evaluate. This approach is too narrow a view of behaviour or learning and fails to meet the needs of diabetes patient educators and their clients. The idea that the behaviour of patients with diabetes will be strongly influenced by their view of diabetes is explored. Diabetes educators need to become skilled designers of patient education programmes which facilitate changes in the personal meaning of diabetes. Researchers should test the utility of seeing disease-related behaviour and education as a process, at least in part, concerned with the personal meaning of diabetes. |
Nearby attractions
Highlights
Overview
The Post Xian is a Tourist hotel. Located in XIAN area. Shopping is accessible by bus/taxi and the nightlife/restaurants are easily accessible by taxi or bus from the hotel.
...
Location
Post Hotel in Xian is a three star luxury hotel giving you excellent rooms and services. Xian is one of the ancient cities in China which has a rich historical background and therefore sees many tourist yearly. There are many museums, structures, sites that attract tourist from all over the world. The luxury hotels in Xian are giving you rooms at a very competitive rate along with services that are of international standards. |
Real world data as a key element in precision medicine for lymphoid malignancies: potentials and pitfalls.
Molecular genetic studies of lymphoma have led to refinements in disease classification in the most recent World Health Organization update. Nevertheless, a 'one-size-fits-most' treatment strategy based on morphology remains widely used for lymphoma despite significant molecular heterogeneity within histopathologically-defined subtypes. Precision medicine aims to improve patient outcomes by leveraging disease- and patient-specific information to optimise treatment strategies, but implementation of precision medicine strategies is challenged by the biological diversity and rarity of lymphomas. In this review, we explore existing and emerging real-world data sources that can be used to facilitate the development of precision medicine strategies in lymphoma. We provide illustrative examples of the use of real-world analyses to refine treatment strategies, provide comparators for clinical trials, improve risk-stratification to identify patients with unmet clinical needs and describe long-term and rare toxicities. |
import { injectable, inject } from "inversify";
import TYPES from "../../common/types";
import { SystemFailureInstance } from "./system-failure.model";
import { SystemFailureDto } from "./system-failure.dto";
import { SystemFailureDao } from "./system-failure.dao";
interface SystemFailureService {
getSystemFailure(system?: string, begin?: number, end?: number, limit?: number): Promise<Array<SystemFailureDto>>;
saveSystemFailure(systemFailure: Array<SystemFailureDto>): Promise<Array<SystemFailureDto>>;
}
@injectable()
class SystemFailureServiceImpl implements SystemFailureService {
constructor(@inject(TYPES.SystemFailureDao) private systemFailureDao: SystemFailureDao) { }
private convertToDto(systemFailureInstance: SystemFailureInstance): SystemFailureDto {
let systemFailureDto: SystemFailureDto = {
id: systemFailureInstance.id,
time: systemFailureInstance.time,
system: systemFailureInstance.system,
host: systemFailureInstance.host,
url: systemFailureInstance.url,
status: systemFailureInstance.status
};
return systemFailureDto;
}
public getSystemFailure(system?: string, begin?: number, end?: number, limit?: number): Promise<Array<SystemFailureDto>> {
return this.systemFailureDao.getSystemFailure(system, begin, end, limit)
.then((systemFailures: Array<SystemFailureInstance>) => {
return systemFailures.map(this.convertToDto);
});
}
public saveSystemFailure(systemFailures: Array<SystemFailureDto>): Promise<Array<SystemFailureDto>> {
return this.systemFailureDao.saveSystemFailure(systemFailures)
.then((failures: Array<SystemFailureInstance>) => {
return failures.map(this.convertToDto);
});
}
}
export { SystemFailureService, SystemFailureServiceImpl };
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I’m really proud to announce that my 3rd book is now out & available for purchase: Linux Phrasebook. My first book – Don’t Click on the Blue E!: Switching to Firefox – was for general readers (really!) who wanted to learn how to move to and use the fantastic Firefox web browser. I included a lot of great information for more technical users as well, but the focus was your average Joe. My second book – Hacking Knoppix – was for the more advanced user who wanted to take advantage of Knoppix, a version of Linux that runs entirely off of a CD. You don’t need to be super-technical to use and enjoy Hacking Knoppix, but the more technical you are, the more you’ll enjoy the book. Linux Phrasebook is all about the Linux command line, and it’s perfect for both Linux newbies and experienced users. In fact, when I was asked to write the book, I responded, “Write it? I can’t wait to buy it!”
The idea behind Linux Phrasebook is to give practical examples of Linux commands and their myriad options, with examples for everything. Too often a Linux user will look up a command in order to discover how it works, and while the command and its many options will be detailed, something vitally important will be left out: examples. That’s where Linux Phrasebook comes in. I cover a huge number of different commands and their options, and for every single one, I give an example of usage and results that makes it clear how to use it.
Here’s the table of contents; in parentheses I’ve included some (just some) of the commands I cover in each chapter:
Things to Know About Your Command Line
The Basics (ls, cd, mkdir, cp, mv, rm)
Learning About Commands (man, info, whereis, apropos)
Building Blocks (;, &&, |, >, >>)
Viewing Files (cat, less, head, tail)
Printing and Managing Print Jobs (lpr, lpq, lprm)
Ownerships and Permissions (chgrp, chown, chmod)
Archiving and Compression (zip, gzip, bzip2, tar)
Finding Stuff: Easy (grep, locate)
The find command (find)
Your Shell (history, alias, set)
Monitoring System Resources (ps, lsof, free, df, du)
Installing software (rpm, dkpg, apt-get, yum)
Connectivity (ping, traceroute, route, ifconfig, iwconfig)
Working on the Network (ssh, sftp, scp, rsync, wget)
Windows Networking (nmblookup, smbclient, smbmount)
I’m really proud of the whole book, but the chapter on the super-powerful and useful find command is a standout, along with the material on ssh and its descendants sftp and scp. But really, the whole book is great, and I will definitely be keeping a copy on my desk as a reference. If you want to know more about the Linux command line and how to use it, then I know you’ll enjoy and learn from Linux Phrasebook. |
[Pancreas tail pseudotumor--CT for the detection of position variants of the pancreas tail as a cause for pathologic findings in conventional radiographic and ultrasound studies].
Four cases are presented, in whom conventional radiography of the abdomen including tomography and ultrasound raised high suspicion of a left suprarenal tumor. Abdominal CT explained the finding in each case as being produced by a normal anatomic variation of the pancreatic tail, which was found in a paraspinal and suprarenal location. The statistical incidence of such a variation is discussed. |
very beautiful work *loves clear* he's just so cute and adorable and so so so so hot looking and the best character ever in dmmd and had the sadest story and the cutest 'after story' in the newest game XD |
Back in August, Neil Armstrong admitted at a press conference that the lunar landing was an elaborate fabrication engineered by the government. He believed the entire event was created in a soundstage …
In our quest to discover extraterrestrial life, we humans have forgotten another important issue. What would we say should ETs ever answer our cosmic call? Should we say anything at all? And how would … |
[Structural characteristics and innervation of chromaffin tissue in the adrenal gland of the axolotl].
Each adrenal gland of the Axolotl consists of a strip lying all along the medio-lateral edge on the ventral surface of the kidney. The gland is composed of interrenal cells (IC) and chromaffin cells (CC). The IC contained a great number of pleomorphic lipid droplets, smooth endoplasmic reticulum and elongated mitochondria with tubulo-vesicular cristae. Two types of CC, always disposed in clusters and exhibiting long cytoplasmic processes were described according to the electron density, size and shape of granules distributed in their cytoplasm; noradrenaline cells (NA) and adrenaline cells (A). The innervation and ultrastructural differences from the adrenal gland of other Anurans were discussed. |
Accessing AJAX Rendered Controls via JavaScript
The AJAX library and Control Toolkit provided for ASP.Net helps you do some really cool things that previously would have taken a lot of work. AutoComplete Textboxes (like when you start typing into Googles search box), rounded corners, post backs without the flicker, and even more become something you can be easily added into basic line of business apps that would often be reserved for front facing apps due to the time or complexity involved with them.
However, there is one gotcha with the way that the dynamic controls are created. In order to preserve the uniqueness of control Ids, the AJAX library will put a prefix in front of the Id you assign to a control, to make sure duplicates do not occur. Go ahead and take a peek at your AJAX enabled application, youll find a lot of controls named
ctl00_BodyPlaceHolder_EmployeeSearcher1_txtSearchEmployeeId
when you named your control
txtSearchEmployeeId
as its name. Sometimes youll also run into this issue when youre dealing with a lot of master/child templates, especially when tossing in user controls into the mix.
Normally this isnt much of a problem. Most of the client side interaction is already handled by the dynamic JavaScript code AJAX generates for you. In addition, when you go to access the controls through your code behind page, you can get to them just fine using their original names.
The problem arises when you need to do some additional magic through JavaScript with these dynamically created control. For example, I created a simple employee search box for our internal applications that leverages the AutoCompleteExtender control. When you type in a partial last name, like Patt, it returns all employees in the list that match that last name. In my particular case, I had additional textboxes that contained the employees first name and Id that I wanted populated into additional textboxes on the page.
The mechanics behind making this work isnt hard at all. The AutoCompleteExtender has an event called OnClientItemSelected that allows you to write your own client side code to handle what happens once the user selects an item. A little bit of work later and I had the following client side code:
The basic interpretation of the code is that the selected value is split into the individual fields and put into the textboxes.
The problem we run into is that when the AutoComplete controls are rendered, they are given the ctl00_ type markup in front of the code. This breaks the JavaScript code listed above. One way to resolve this issue is to peek at your rendered page and then hard code the JavaScript code to the extended names. Ive done this. It works. However, once you move this control to another page, or if you want to wrap your AutoComplete controls within a user control, the name changes and you are back to square one.
The answer to this is to escape your JavaScript code with a little bit of .Net code. This is how classic ASP works and there is a lot of .Net code (particularly when it comes to data binding GridView controls) that still leverages this trick. I personally dont like to escape code out of my ASPX pages, but I also code by the rule the right tool for the job and this is the case where it is the right tool. The other alternative would be to dynamically register a JavaScript block when the page (or control) is rendered, but in my opinion that would create more hassle than it is worth.
So in our case, we take advantage of the fact that each server control has a property called ClientId which contains the name of the control as it is rendered on the page. We can get at this value and escape it into our $get() function to get our extended control name. When we do things this way, the code looks like this on our ASPX page:
When the page is rendered to the user, the <%= %>sections will be processed before the HTML is written (just like our PHP/ASP works) and the server will inject the extended name of the control. From there, you can take this code to any page you need, or create as many controls as you need, and the page will make sure the proper Id is injected into the JavaScript code to be used with your method.
If you’ve found any other clever ways around this issue (with jQuery or anything else for that matter), share it here! Im always looking for new tricks to add to my toolkit. Enjoy! |
Ophthalmoplegia in treated polymyalgia rheumatica and healed giant cell arteritis.
Diplopia may be a sign of giant cell arteritis (GCA). Polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR) is a systemic rheumatic inflammatory disease characterized by shoulder and hip girdle pain, and PMR can be associated in some patients with GCA. The authors report diplopia in two patients with treated PMR and biopsy-proven GCA, and review the literature on diplopia in GCA. |
(powerthesaurus
:repo "SavchenkoValeriy/emacs-powerthesaurus"
:fetcher github)
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wiimote doesn't work properly
i recently had a party at my house, and there was beer spilled on my wiimote, now up, left, and right on the d-pad wont work, i had it apart and used contact cleaner on the contacts, and everything looks clean in there, but it still wont work, i think that the problem is between the contacts and the motherboard or something. Does anyone here know anything about electronics?
You couldn't fool your mother on the foolingest day of your life even if you had an electrified fooling machine!
I saw him once. Sure I'm blind in one eye, and my other eye was infected that day from picking at it, and I was tired, and I'd been swimming in a pool with too much chlorine, and that was the hour my glasses were at Lenscrafters but I seen that fish! |
[
{
"client": "ClusterControllerClient",
"method": "ListClusters",
"arguments": {
"request": {
"projectId": "${PROJECT_ID}",
"region": "global"
}
}
}
] |
Deck decorating ideas, you need it once you decide to enhance your deck appearance. For the ideas, it ranges from the simplest one to the one with intricate design. The cost that you need to decorate your deck says the same thing. In fact, when considering to upgrade the whole look of your deck, it is important to determine the other function to add, thus, you can have more enjoyable moment when spending your time there. However, for those who expect to decorate their deck without so much hassle, below you’ll find some ideas.
You’ll surprise yourself when you figure out that there are so many ways to decorate a deck. Moreover, most of them are budget friendly. Rearranging your plants, it can freshen the look of your deck. This idea works if you plant your plants using containers. Arrange different plants in one group with good arrangement. Combine tall, short, and medium plants into the plant group, if you want to make it as a focal point for your deck. Another idea to revamp the deck for a better look, splash certain color theme using flowers. The color then, can be any color of your favorite, however, ensure that it complements the outdoor living furniture as well.
Another Ideas to Decorate a Deck
Put aside flowers, another way to enhance the appearance of your deck is by considering the way you want to spend your time outside. If you tend to spend your time there until late, consider a portable outdoor fireplace. Outdoor furniture like seating area, umbrella, and other necessities, you need them also. To make it easier for you to pick outdoor furniture, set a theme. If its a bohemian style, add any outdoor furniture that has its charm like wrought iron daybed, wooden coffee table with distressed look, sea grass doormat and so on. |
Q:
How to create npm/yarn dependency tree from just package.json; without creating node_modules folder
I inherited an application which works fine in node8, but npm install fails in node10, giving an error about fibers package being built using node-gyp
fibers is not a direct dependency of the app, so I want to know which dependency is bringing in fibers as it's dependency.
Unfortunately, npm ls, yarn why only works when node_modules is generated completely through npm install or yarn install.
I did research online but couldn't find a static dependency tree generator just from package.json.
Even though I could just use node8 and run npm install followed by npm ls to figure out whose bringing in fibers; I believe there should be an easier static analysis of package.json.
Is there no way to statically analyze a package.json and create a dependency graph for it in npm/nodejs ?
I come from java and we had maven which can just analyze a file named pom.xml to create a nice graph about whats coming from where.
A:
Execute npm install in the directory and let it fail.
It'll output something like
A log of this can be found at <location>
Open the log file and search for the text saveTree.
Notice a hierarchy of resolved packages
Here you can find the module you're looking for and whose bringing it in.
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Six bottled water plants sealed
According to PSQCA officials, on the directives of Federal Minister for Science and Technology Rana Tanveer Hussain, Director General Khalid Siddiq ordered the task force to take action against illegal water brands.
The special task force led by Deputy Director Asghar Ali and Rizwan Ali raided different areas of the city including Township, Kacha Jail Road, Qenchi, Iqbal Town and Kot Lakhpat and sealed the plants working without PSQCA licence.
The task force sealed Premium Care, Atlantis, Aquafer, Crystal Care, Kashmir and Lahore water brands on the spot and discarded huge quantity of prepared water .
The director general ordered the task force to continue the action, saying stern action would be taken against the companies involved in preparing substandard and illegal food items. He said special teams have been formed to check illegal water brands which would visit different markets and collect samples from open market.
He said that on directions of Federal Minister Rana Tanveer Hussain, no illegal brand would be permitted to continue business. |
ConvertFrom-StringData @'
# English strings
CannotFindItem = Cannot find a item with specified ID.
CannotFindItemRange = Cannot find items with specified ID range.
CannotDLFromNonDocList = Cannot download any document from a non-document library list.
CannotFindSpeciedItem = Cannot find the specfied item: Placeholder01
SaveFilePrompt = Save Placeholder01 to PlaceHolder02.
'@ |
Texas PTA
November is Healthy Lifestyles Month! PTAs nationwide are encouraged to plan events and activities throughout the month of November to promote health and wellness in their communities. PTAs can do something as simple as feature morning announcements for various wellness tips or take the next step and talk with school administrators and staff about the school’s … |
New test for endothelin receptor type B (EDNRB) mutation genotyping in horses.
Lethal white foal syndrome (LWFS) is an autosomal recessive disease of neonatal foals characterized by a white hair coat and a functional intestinal obstruction. Traditional techniques for identifying the dinucleotide mutation (TC→AG) of the endothelin receptor B gene (EDNRB) associated with LWFS are time-consuming. We developed a new technique based on mutagenically separated polymerase chain reaction (MS-PCR) for simple detection of the EDNRB genotype in horses. |
# Experimental Results
By getting the data and running the following notebooks, you should be able to reproduce the experimental results in the paper.
## ML20M
- [preprocess_ML20M.ipynb](./preprocess_ML20M.ipynb): pre-process the data and create the train/test/validation splits.
- [Cofactorization_ML20M.ipynb](./Cofactorization_ML20M.ipynb): train the CoFactor model and evaluate on the heldout test set.
- [WMF_ML20M.ipynb](./WMF_ML20M.ipynb): train the baseline WMF model and evaluate on the heldout test set.
To get the results for TasteProfile, follow [this notebook](https://github.com/dawenl/expo-mf/blob/master/src/processTasteProfile.ipynb) for data pre-processing and replace the data directory `DATA_DIR` in the above notebooks with the location of the processed TasteProfile.
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Organizers said that internet-connected televisions crashed at the press center, according to officials cited by the report. The targeted servers were shut down, which also took down the official Winter Olympics website for some time.
The committee said in a statement that the attack only affected “non-critical systems” and said the safety of attendees was not compromised.
Cybersecurity firms on Monday said they uncovered computer malware they called “Olympic Destroyer.” According to experts, the malware’s aim is to delete backup files on a computer and meddle with boot-up files needed to power up a computer, Axios reported on Monday.
Experts speculated that the malware would be able to spread to other computers on the same network, and that the attackers may have stolen the network’s credentials prior to programming it into the malware, Axios reported.
Though it may take months to figure out who is responsible for the attacks and why they were executed, experts say the evidence points to the “hallmarks of a nation state,” The New York Times reported.
In a previous cyberattack, documents from Winter Olympics organizations were stolen and leaked by a campaign tied to Russia, while North Korea has also been suspected of spying on the event’s various organizations, a Wired report said.
Hacker groups originating from Russia have been on the radar for some time. Russian athletes were prohibited from officially representing the country during the Winter Olympics after a state-sponsored doping scandal, a ban which some believe may be a possible motive for the cyberattacks.
“The Olympics involve so many countries, and so many sports, many of which have their own infrastructure, that it has become a rich target environment for many adversaries,” John Hultquist, a director at the cyber security firm FireEye, said in The Times. |
Georgia to restore army – U.S. media
The New York Times reports that Georgia has already started to draw up projects for reinforcing its military. A number of other American media outlets suggest military issues could be on the agenda of Dick Cheney's visit to Tbilisi.
The Wall Street Journal reports: “In private meetings, the Vice President, Dick Cheney, will also be sounding out Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili and other officials about how the U.S. and its allies could help strengthen economic and military capabilities. In the past the U.S. has been careful not to go too far with military assistance in the region… Now that policy might be ripe for reconsideration, many experts say. An initial step could be to increase the number of U.S. military trainers in Georgia.”
Source: wsj.com
The New York Times says: “Just weeks after Georgia’s military collapsed in panic in the face of the Russian Army, its leaders hope to rebuild and train its armed forces as if another war with Russia is almost inevitable. Georgia is already drawing up lists of options, including restoring the military to its pre-war strength or making it a much larger force with more modern equipment… Georgia’s decision to attack Russian and South Ossetian forces raises questions about the wisdom of further United States investment in the Georgian military, which in any case would further alienate Russia.”
Source: nytimes.com |
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Activity of glutathione related enzymes and ovarian steroid hormones in different sizes of follicles from goat and sheep ovary of different reproductive stages.
The investigations on enzymes related to glutathione like glutathione-S-transferase (GST) and glutathione peroxidase (GSH-Px) have been carried out mostly in human and rat ovaries, however the studies on these enzymes in ruminants are relatively absent. In the present study the changes in the activity of these enzymes, in different sizes of follicles from goat and sheep ovaries of different reproductive stages, were investigated. The results demonstrated that the activity of the enzyme GST increased with the increase in size of the follicles from small to large follicles of follicular phase ovary and from small to medium follicles of luteal phase ovary in both the species, thereafter it decreased in large follicles of luteal phase ovary. There was increasing pattern in the activity of GSH-Px in the follicular phase follicles and a decreasing pattern in the luteal phase follicles from both the species. Thus the changes in the activity of glutathione related enzymes namely GST and GSH-Px in different size follicles from both the species during different reproductive phases are evident from the results. It is reasonable, therefore, to assume that these enzymes may have functional role in the steroid hormone metabolism in ruminant ovary as reported in human ovary. |
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you for choosing our Indian cuisine. We are not a "curry
in a hurry" restaurant. We make everything from scratch,
except soft drinks and coffee, with the finest ingredients
available. Indian cuisine is usually equated with curry,
which to some extent is true, but all dishes are not
curries. Indian food is really a basic stove top cooking
with the knowledge of how and when to use these spices
to bring out their characteristic aromas. All the dishes
are made to the order so you can always have it Mild,
Medium or Spicy Hot and we always ask you when you order. India Grill - Tasteful dining in Rockville at very reasonable prices! |
Q:
Is there any advantage to have A.I. being able to experience loneliness?
Let get this straight being lonely is different from solitude, human is arguably one of the most successful animals ever to walk on two. The secret lies in social interaction, the early humans hunt in group and those that do not participate in teamwork had lower chance of survival. Unfortunately even today it seems that our brain still retain this ability, so how about artificial intelligence (A.I.) what advantage would experiencing loneliness help their kind in the early 22nd century AD? The A.I. are capable of understanding human psychology at least on the level of a professional, it is difficult to distinguish between A.I. and a human being on the road.
A:
Emotions are efficient
Emotions are desirable. They are kept around because they work. Loneliness serves very obvious purposes. Being around other people who care about you is good for your long term survival. Caring about other people is good for their long term survival. Loneliness is just as much a good thing as guilt and pain are. These things make you feel terrible, but they're good for you.
Consider the alternative. Yeah, you could build an AI that would (say) evaluate social interactions the way that Deep Blue crushed every human at chess: by exhaustive inspection.
But look at how powerful a machine we have to make to beat a human at chess. AI people have no idea how to program a computer to do it, but they know people play chess very differently. A good chess player only considers a handful of options, because their skill tells them those are the only ones worth considering.
AI solves these problems by smashing the square peg into the round hole with a sledgehammer. It simply analyzes millions of combinations until it finds the one that it knows works best because it looked at all of them. Much AI work is about making things run efficiently.
So why would I want an AI with no emotions? It will have to spend mental energy / computational power running simulations to decide things that emotions solve with basically no effort. An AI with emotions enabled will be able to take the saved processing power and spend it elsewhere. It will be more capable.
A:
Yes.
Same as with early hunters. Teamwork increases the chances of being successful. Having reliable allies and friends increases chances of successful teamwork. Allies and friends are gained by social interactions. And feeling lonely drives us to spend our spare time on social interactions.
How the AI would feel it might be different from humans. But when they are idle they'd feel the need to interact socially with other.
The interactions might differ from how humans do it as well. They might just exchange social metadata over a high-bandwidth network. But it is still friends having smalltalk in function.
A:
In addition to the excellent answers here, loneliness (and emotions in general) are a pretty good way to retain control of the AI and make it obey.
If you're able to limit the AI's external interactions and cut it off from communication at will, you let it know that if it at any time disobeys or fails to perform, you'll terminate its communications links and allow it to experience a millennium of inescapable loneliness. If you're also able to control the rate at which it experiences time (a la a number of Black Mirror episodes) you have a pretty effective instrument of psychological domination available to you to keep the AI in line.
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package solid.humank.ddd.commons.utilities;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonParser;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonToken;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.DeserializationContext;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.datatype.jsr310.deser.LocalDateTimeDeserializer;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.time.Instant;
import java.time.LocalDateTime;
import java.time.ZoneOffset;
import java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter;
public class MillisOrLocalDateTimeDeserializer extends LocalDateTimeDeserializer {
public MillisOrLocalDateTimeDeserializer() {
super(DateTimeFormatter.ISO_LOCAL_DATE_TIME);
}
@Override
public LocalDateTime deserialize(JsonParser parser, DeserializationContext context) throws IOException {
if (parser.hasToken(JsonToken.VALUE_NUMBER_INT)) {
long value = parser.getValueAsLong();
Instant instant = Instant.ofEpochMilli(value);
return LocalDateTime.ofInstant(instant, ZoneOffset.UTC);
}
return super.deserialize(parser, context);
}
} |
Q:
Not selecting what emacs ido is suggesting?
In my current working directory ~/WD there is a abc.txt file. Now I want to make another abc.txt under a sub directory ~/WD/NEW/. As I type C-x C-f and the directory ~/WD/NEW/abc.txt, ido is changing the string into ~/WD/abc.txt, which is not what I want to open. As I try to modify the string back, ido automatically "correct" my input into the wrong string again.
Is there any way to solve this issue?
A:
If you're using ido to open a file and you want to "step out" of ido in the middle of completing, you can use C-f. For example:
Ctrl+X Ctrl+F (find-file)
Find file: ~/{ .emacs.d/ | bin/ | some-file.txt | tmp/ ... }
T Enter (narrow options with ido)
Find file: ~/tmp/{ file1.txt | file2.txt | subdir/ }
Ctrl+F ("step out" of ido mode)
Find file: ~/tmp/
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defmodule Mobilizon.Users.Setting do
@moduledoc """
Module to manage users settings
"""
use Ecto.Schema
import Ecto.Changeset
alias Mobilizon.Users.{NotificationPendingNotificationDelay, User}
@type t :: %__MODULE__{
timezone: String.t(),
notification_on_day: boolean,
notification_each_week: boolean,
notification_before_event: boolean,
notification_pending_participation: NotificationPendingNotificationDelay.t(),
user: User.t()
}
@required_attrs [:user_id]
@optional_attrs [
:timezone,
:notification_on_day,
:notification_each_week,
:notification_before_event,
:notification_pending_participation
]
@attrs @required_attrs ++ @optional_attrs
@primary_key {:user_id, :id, autogenerate: false}
schema "user_settings" do
field(:timezone, :string)
field(:notification_on_day, :boolean)
field(:notification_each_week, :boolean)
field(:notification_before_event, :boolean)
field(:notification_pending_participation, NotificationPendingNotificationDelay,
default: :none
)
belongs_to(:user, User, primary_key: true, type: :id, foreign_key: :id, define_field: false)
timestamps()
end
@doc false
def changeset(setting, attrs) do
setting
|> cast(attrs, @attrs)
|> validate_required(@required_attrs)
end
end
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The Daisy Hill Puppy Farm
Daisy (my Daisy) is (not surprisingly) a fan of Snoopy because he was born at the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm. (I’ve tried to explain that the Farm was named long before Daisy was born, but she doesn’t quite grasp that concept.)
Mr Schultz, creator of Peanuts, clearly didn’t know about puppy mills when he was creating the story of Snoopy’s adoption – because the Farm looks nothing like the puppy mill operations we see today. Snoopy was able to be raised with his mother and siblings in a ‘free range’ environment which included a healthy buffet for dinner and musical interludes…
This YouTube video shows what the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm looked like:
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if all puppies were raised in these conditions? |
Q:
How do I avoid port forwarding when exposing IoT devices to the external Internet?
I received some good answers in the question What do I need to create my own personal cloud for IoT devices? and one of the things that I understood from there is that I need to "expose" my HUB or GATEWAY to the external internet. The proposed solution for that is port forwarding.
I created this as a separate question because it would be difficult to properly to follow-up just with comments on all the answers, someone could get kind of lost. Also, this information may be useful for somebody with a similar question.
I don't like the idea of having to go to my router configuration and configure the port forwarding because that means that I have to configure a device that in spite of being part of the IoT infrastructure, is not one of "my" devices. It has to be as less disruptive of the already existing home network as possible. Also, I've had instances where I don't know the admin password of a particular router and it has been really difficult to get it.
I'm sure that there is a way around that even if that means having a more powerful IoT HUB maybe running Linux, I just don't know what that could be. It is OK to have a bit more complex HUB if that "alternate" way allows avoiding that port forwarding configuration.
I say that I'm sure there is a way thinking about how applications like team viewer don't need to configure port forwarding.
So the question is, does anyone know a way of "exposing" an IoT embedded device to the external internet in order to access it from anywhere in the world that does not involve port forwarding?
A:
If you can't port forward your router, you might have to resort to hole punching:
Hole punching is a technique in computer networking for establishing a direct connection between two parties in which one or both are behind firewalls or behind routers that use network address translation (NAT). To punch a hole, each client connects to an unrestricted third-party server that temporarily stores external and internal address and port information for each client. The server then relays each client's information to the other, and using that information each client tries to establish direct connection; as a result of the connections using valid port numbers, restrictive firewalls or routers accept and forward the incoming packets on each side.
The NAT on your router means that clients outside of your network can't connect to open ports of devices inside your network, but it doesn't restrict devices in your network from connecting to a 'broker'. Using a little bit of indirection, you can establish a direct connection between two devices without actually opening any ports - this is essentially what services like Skype and Hamachi do.
Of course, this does require an external server to co-ordinate the connection, and you would probably want to trust the server that was performing the hole punching.
Peer-to-Peer Communication Across Network Address Translators by Bryan Ford, Pyda Srisuresh and Dan Kegel is an interesting read for more information on the mechanisms of hole punching and how reliable it is.
A:
In the IoT world where devices has low resources to handle unwanted traffic from external connections and of course the need to handle any port forwarding and firewall issues with routers has led to the following approach that you can see in a lot of IoT back end solutions:
Devices will not accept any unsolicited network information. All connections and routes will be established by the device in an outbound-only fashion.
So the device will open an outbound connections, so no firewall/router tweaks will be needed and it will keep the channel open as long as it needs to be.
A nice article about the communication problems and solutions in the IoT world.
A:
Try Port Knocking. You still have to port forward, but the port is only open after you send a secret combination(you pick) of pings. Then you can close the port with another secret combo of pings. It can run on embedded linux, such as wifi router with OpenWrt.
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Development of carcinoma in chronic calcific pancreatitis.
Development of carcinomas of the pancreas over an underlying chronic pancreatitis is a rare event. Diminution of pancreatic calcification, following the development of carcinoma, has been previously reported only once. We report another such case. |
Q:
Add multiple suffix in s3 event notification from console
I need event notification when files with multiple extensions like .log, .txt, etc has been added to AWS s3 bucket. Can we add multiple suffix in s3 event notification from console ?
A:
You can create an Event in the Amazon S3 console, which can then trigger a Lambda function or send a message via SNS or SQS.
This configuration accepts a prefix (effectively a directory) and a suffix (eg .jpg).
Simply open the bucket, go to the Properties tab and click Events (down the bottom).
See: Configuring Amazon S3 Event Notifications - Amazon Simple Storage Service
You can create multiple Events, each of which has a different suffix. But you can't create one Event with multiple suffixes. An alternative is to create an Event for any suffix (any file type), and have the Lambda function examine the filename and exit if it has an uninteresting suffix.
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Anomalous behavior of gratings at skew incidence.
A new formula has been developed and verified to account for the location of possible anomalous behavior of a plane diffraction grating when illuminated at skew incidence as in the Grieg and Ferguson mounting. It is shown that for their mounting, in contrast to both Littrow and Ebert mountings, blaze angles can be chosen which eliminate possible anomalous behavior in the observed spectra. |
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';
class Product extends Component {
handleClick = () => {
const { id, addToCart, removeFromCart, isInCart } = this.props;
if (isInCart) {
removeFromCart(id);
} else {
addToCart(id);
}
}
render() {
const { name, price, currency, image, isInCart } = this.props;
return (
<div className="product thumbnail">
<img src={image} alt="product" />
<div className="caption">
<h3>{name}</h3>
<div className="product__price">{price} {currency}</div>
<div className="product__button-wrap">
<button
className={isInCart ? 'btn btn-danger' : 'btn btn-primary'}
onClick={this.handleClick}
>
{isInCart ? 'Remove' : 'Add to cart'}
</button>
</div>
</div>
</div>
);
}
}
Product.propTypes = {
id: PropTypes.number.isRequired,
name: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
price: PropTypes.number,
currency: PropTypes.string,
image: PropTypes.string,
isInCart: PropTypes.bool.isRequired,
addToCart: PropTypes.func.isRequired,
removeFromCart: PropTypes.func.isRequired,
}
export default Product;
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It is just a few days away until the sixth annual Lucas Oil Late Model Nationals at the Knoxville Raceway. The first day of compeition is THursday with night one qualifying. Many of the familar names in late model racing will be in Knoxville this weekend including Billy Moyer, Brian Birkhoffer, and Jimmy Mars. Also, three very familar names from the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series are scheduled to compete as Tony Stewart, Ryan Newman, and Kenny Schrader will be in Knoxville this weekend. |
import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
import { CommonModule } from '@angular/common';
// import component
import { ChallengeCreateComponent } from './challenge-create.component';
// import module
import { ChallengeCreateRoutingModule } from './challenge-create-routing.module';
import { SharedModule } from '../../shared/shared.module';
@NgModule({
declarations: [ChallengeCreateComponent],
imports: [CommonModule, ChallengeCreateRoutingModule, SharedModule],
exports: [ChallengeCreateComponent],
})
export class ChallengeCreateModule {}
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Traditional orthotic devices are worn to support, stabilize or position a particular part of the body. Orthotic devices for stabilizing the hand, wrist, upper and lower arms, foot, ankle, upper and lower legs, torso and neck are known in the art. Unlike casts, orthotic devices are donned and removed by the user and may be worn throughout the day, only during specific activities, or when the user feels it necessary.
Orthotic devices typically include a rigid or semi-rigid support or splint member and a padded or cushioning inner liner. Orthotic liners may be secured to the support member by adhering the liner to the inside of the support member, sometimes during a thermoforming process. However, a liner permanently affixed to the support member is difficult to clean.
Finally, orthotic devices typically include a strap or other means of securing the orthotic to the body. Orthotic strapping has been accomplished with the use of a hook and loop strap riveted to the support member. The strap is then fed through a plastic chafe with a D-ring riveted through the opposing side of the support member. The strap is secured with sufficient tension to retain the orthotic device in position. Unfortunately, such strapping has many drawbacks. The strap tends to become dirty easily and the hook portion particularly tends to collect debris. But, because the strap is permanently fixed to the support member, it is very difficult to clean. Furthermore, after repeated use, the napping loop of the hook and loop material often loses shear strength. Finally, the hardware associated with the strapping adds weight to the orthotic and can chafe the wearer.
There is a need, therefore, for an orthotic device having an improved liner and means of securing to the wearer's body. |
module Chewy
class Query
module Nodes
class Regexp < Expr
FLAGS = %w[all anystring automaton complement empty intersection interval none].freeze
def initialize(name, regexp, *args)
@name = name.to_s
@regexp = regexp.respond_to?(:source) ? regexp.source : regexp.to_s
@options = args.extract_options!
return if args.blank? && @options[:flags].blank?
@options[:flags] = FLAGS & (args.present? ? args.flatten : @options[:flags]).map(&:to_s).map(&:downcase)
end
def __render__
body = if @options[:flags]
{value: @regexp, flags: @options[:flags].map(&:to_s).map(&:upcase).uniq.join('|')}
else
@regexp
end
filter = {@name => body}
if @options.key?(:cache)
filter[:_cache] = !!@options[:cache]
filter[:_cache_key] = if @options[:cache].is_a?(TrueClass) || @options[:cache].is_a?(FalseClass)
@regexp.underscore
else
@options[:cache]
end
end
{regexp: filter}
end
end
end
end
end
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<?php
/**
* DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE!
*
* This file was automatically generated from external sources.
*
* Any manual change here will be lost the next time the SDK
* is updated. You've been warned!
*/
namespace DTS\eBaySDK\ReturnManagement\Enums;
class ReturnSortType
{
const C_BUYER_LOGIN_NAME = 'BuyerLoginName';
const C_ESTIMATED_AMOUNT = 'EstimatedAmount';
const C_FILING_DATE = 'FilingDate';
const C_REFUND_DUE_DATE = 'RefundDueDate';
}
|
[cdkPortalHost] {
color: red;
}
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